less of red on the screen there and tera is talking about the level one snow emergency for huron county and lucas county because of the icy conditions blowing and drifting snow on the roadways. around the akron area and some just a little bit of slowdowns for you there. and then also, i wanted to talk about the water main breaks affecting central avenue and chester avenue. still, if you're heading in that area this morning. checking out drive times, we're seeing things slow down, a 17- minute ride for you 90 eastbound, crocker to the inner belt. 16 minutes, 271 northbound, richmond to 90 and we're seeing the speeds fluctuate a little bit here. things are definitely slowing down and i want to take you to a live look at 271 at chagrin boulevard. and now, i want to head out to meg. how's it looking where you are? >> you know, it looks the same as a little bit ago. i want to touch on what te, attackd about. this -- ter attacked about. -- tera talked about. this wind is feeling colder because of the wind. we're using the live chart to block us. when you step into the wind, it's brutal and li

we now know that huron county has a level one snow emergency covered the roadways and drifting snow making it hazardous and dangerous. extra caution on the west side and head south to wayne county with moderate pockets south of ken and additional snowfall for on you the east side. lighter over lake and ashtabula and now some moderate snow, especially over button and geauga county. let's talk about the timing here. we have a winter weather advisory for all locations in purple until noon, and then we focus on the lake affect, which picks up this evening and that goes until 8:00 a.m. on wednesday, and we're talking about four to 8 additional inches. the timing on this, if you're thinking when am i heading out of the house, there i go. there is the strong lineup through 8:00. the darkest purple is showing the heaviest snowfall and big flakes, too, as it shifts east and starts to clear out of the east side by 9, 10 a.m. and then we'll see scattered snowfall and your winds shift and that lake affect snow starts to kick in and you can well as locations to the northwest. the visibility is okay for

so out towards eerie, huron county, lorain county, you can see those flurries flying. let's talk about our temperatures. definitely on the keeler side. when you factor in these winds that have been chattering all day long out of the northwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour, it brings your windchill down. at the airport currently at 14 degrees. going into the rest of the evening the really good news here is we start to lose the wind and high pressure is really going to build as we head into tomorrow afternoon. tracy, we are looking at more sunshine in full effect, but we are track on the power of 5 a little bit of rain headed our way as we head into next week. your full forecast coming up. >> thanks so much. >>> taking a stand against and friends gathered to remember a warrensville high school student whose family says she was murdered. >> reporter: they describe her as loving and generous, on her way to becoming a grief counselor for others. she was stabbed to death, left on a street corner. troopers caught and arrested her boyfriend miles away in erie county. a single mothe

now, we're starting to transition into the west across eerie into huron county and dealing with rain and a snow mixture toward the west in sandusky. you're seeing the flakes currently flying into huron county, new london and into the robinson area, dealing with flakes. you can see the pink line is sleet or possible freezing rain as towards the west. they're sitting into the upper the east. we're still into the mid- to upper 40s. and this ban of moisture continues to track east about 15 to 20 miles per hour. look at this well defined cold front. chicago, st. louis, and we're do the single digits. i will show you the hour-by- hour by noon, we transition into snow with our highs back into the lower 30s. >>> the chill is coming back and then some. new overnight, police in mansfield investigating two separate shootings. both happened last night. the first in the area of west 6th and bowman streets. two teens were shot multiple expected to survive. down the street two hours later, more shots fired. a car and a house in the area of west 6th and penn avenue riddled with bullet holes. no one

the western tier is erie and huron counties into lorain county. into the overnight hours, the change-over occurs in the wee hours in the morning, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning to a little light snow. little to no accumulation for most. the lake-effect counties get a little bit more. 42 at cleveland and akron s-and we're holding at 42 for several hours now. 37 at ashtabula is the coolest reading around, and we have the warmest reading on the map with our 42. still, this time of year and day just to get anything in the 40s is remarkable. 48, variable skies, afternoon rain arrives west to east and you saw the progression. the southerly breezes help us out with a gust up to 25 here and at akron/canton as we head to 48 degrees. rain is arriving late day there as well. 34 tone tonight and rain ends as light snow and we're above freezing and continue with the saturday morning a little bit of light snow, an inch for less, little or no accumulation. 34 and falling through the day on saturday. continuing to fall by sunday afternoon. another 1 to 3 inches of snow and a high of only 24. we dip into the d

erie, huron county, western portions of cuyahoga county. and that's going to continue throughout your morning. we dry out by midafternoon. hopefully you'll see a little peek of sunshine as we head into the 4:00 hour. temperatures. today. upper 20s out towards wayne county, with cloud coverage pretty much in effect. this is great news. look at 4:30. the clouds kind of split apart. sunshine moving through. they start to track back in, tomorrow, we warm up just a few degrees. those clouds are going to keep us isolated a little bit and we'll be back into the 30s. so 27 for today. a little bit of lake effect snow out towards the west. east ciders, you mostly always get hit. this is tracking backwards due to the low pressure on the east coast. 16 for tonight. please, still have that coat handy. it gets even better monday and tuesday. 40, 42 degrees potentially. then our next front moves in midweek. nick? >> janessa, thank you. >>> an important health alert now for soon-to-be parents. more babies are being born with a serious birth defect. doctors

out towards the west into sandusky, huron county, a little ban of moisture that continued to shift more toward the east. waking up to fog, that should burn off as we head into mid afternoon. also winds out of the south. this is what is helping us warm up. about 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's pretty prevalent throughout the day. hour by hour, if you want to be out and about today for a january night, the second weekend of january, 47 degrees. highs today in the lower 50s. nick. >> thank you. disturbing story now only on five. cleveland police conducted an all-out search for someone who shot a 59-year-old man who is out riding a bike. the victim took a bullet to the face and as 5 on your side investigator reports, it's a miracle he even survived. >> we heard two shots and then we see the man stagger off into the fields. >> roon atwater and his girlfriend proved to be lifesavers. after he had been shot in the face while riding his bike at 116th and miles. they called police and did everything they could to stop the bleeding. >> it was scary. he was coughing up a lot of blood. he was bleed

the hopes for sunshine into eerie, huron county, cloud cover remains from summit into stark county as we head into about the 5:00 hour. should be a nice commute home tonight with the clouds really starting to increase from the south. as we head into your friday afternoon. now, this is saturday at 7:00. dover, new philly into summit county and starts to see a few flakes flying due to that system that is tracking into the east coast. so, if you have family, raleigh, north carolina, all the way into new york, they're going to start to deal with freezing rain. we're forecasting potential up to nearly two feet in some locations. southern portions of ohio from cincinnati all the way into the dating area -- dayton area, if you're travelling this weekend, possibly a bit of accumulation. this moves out fairly quickly. look at that. by sunday morning, we are pretty much in the clear. still dealing with a few light flurries or is that south breeze five to 10 miles an hour? try to warm us up. but we definitely transition to more of a northwest wind going into tonight. a few lingering flakes. look

let's show you where that we're seeing the heavier downpours toward eerie, huron county, making its way on shore. avon lake all the way into lorain county about to get hit with a good dose of rain. behind the rain is snowfall. you can see that. wyatt is tracking into cinci for the wayne area and western locations. really touches down across northeast ohio as we head into about the 10:00 hour. now, advisories are across the area until 7:00 p.m. as a very strong cold front northwest. northwest winds 20 to 30 miles an hour, the same winds with gusts to 50 miles an hour as we head into your evening hours. accumulation. we're going to transition to lake affect snow for lake geauga and into ashtabula county as we head into your evening hours. now, a very strong cold front behind that moisture. into st. louis. we're talking about single digits and some of that cooled air tracking into northeast ohio. yesterday, we were into the lower 50s by noon today. look at that. we're about 29 degrees. i want to show you our future cast here if you're out and about by 10:45, western locations. you start to

we are seeing a reversed lake affect coming out backwards from lorraine into huron counties and if this persists in one or two spots for a few hours generally an inch or maybe 2 inches of snow from this narrowband of lake effect snow coming the opposite way. >> this is snow from the winter flakes are tiny like sugary snow and it's still light snow there an accumulation will be very light tonight, maybe a flurry elsewhere and 21 degrees and akron at 23. winds out of the northeast, 60 mph in greater cleveland and a dewpoint of 14. storms here in rain and high mountain snow out on the west coast. dry weather in the middle and that will be there into the weekend. of little trough will try and sneak in and we will mention a little isolated snow in the lake affect some of this winter storms no lights down route 30 and it will continue on and off. 20 degrees for the low tomorrow the storm pulls away and 27 degrees tomorrow with the morning flurry. here is the 7 day. sunday is 33 degrees and dry monday is 41 melting some snow. arranges no changeover on tuesday with the next system at 39. >>> th

and another batch huron county willard and norwalk. it is here. you have a lighter rain in ashtabula. within the hour this rain will be in the cleveland areament. greater cleveland area. 47. as the rain comes in we will drop in temperature. as the front comes through we will drop in temperature tomorrow. >> it will be about .1 to .2 of rain and most coming down in the evening. still a risk of showers through midnight. once the front passes the temperature drop will happen. 10:00 we've got the rain. by 1:00 a.m., the latest run of the future view model has it out of here. we develop either some drizzle or flurries, i think going into tomorrow morning. what are we talking as far as rain? through the evening .1 to .2 and ponding on the roads and bring night tonight. showers west to east. windy and warm this evening. but by morning dropping to 36. that still is pretty warm for this time of year. showers very warm. akron 35 and most of it coming 8:00, 9:00. tomorrow cloudy, windy, less than inch of snow and not concerned about the snow winds out of the

county. all the way erie, huron, lorain county, north olmsted. overland saying a few flakes flying. on the lighter side for southeastern portions of cuyahoga county. parma getting hit currently. well towards inland locations ashland county. that moisture continues to slice through here. now we do have that lake effect snow watch that starts in we're forecasting 4 to 6 inches persist. definitely heavier amounts. nick. the upper 20s. by 9:00 tonight we're into the lower teens. that's not factoring in winds. windchills tonight near zero. the way. >>> breaking overnight. family, friends and police in maple heights searching for this missing 10-year-old girl right now. meg shaw joins us live from the police department in maple heights with the details. this girl may be in danger this morning. >> yeah, i just spoke with the captain at the maple heights police department. that 10-year-old girl took off saturday afternoon after having quote, disciplinary problems with her parents. she hopped out of a car sitting in the driveway. take a look at this photo and description. this is 10-year-old

so, eerie and huron counties, you'll be up next and willard, some light flakes and trying to show up in your backyard. tuesday, a nice chance of snow this morning and could continue through the morning commute. will be light and looking at two inches. most of us more so, an inch or so and into the evening commute with the day time high today in the upper 30s. and we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up in minutes. for now, let's see if you will find early morning troubles on the roadway with corrina. >> it's still early and we're off to a good start. i want to start you here with a live look and you see it here. this is on the city's west side and west 106th street. water is running down on to madison avenue. and crews are salting area roadways here to keep them from getting icey this morning and we'll let you know when it's cleaned up. you see plenty of green out there and no issues to talk about whatsoever. we're accident free farther south and things looking good as well this morning. for drive times, going to take you 9 minutes, 77 northbound and that is rock side to downtow

of the huron county village ofla new london. in a lot o pain. but he's alive. >> . i have a broken wrist. some 3 broken fingers. and this hand was also had really bad frostbite. >> . john is being treated at akron city hospital. after he wasnvolved in a serious accident. on state route 250 in ash land tuesday morning. john a biologist. says he was called into work early. making the more than one hour drive from his fiancee's home. to his job in ash land. where he was scheduled to clock in at 4:30 a.m. >> . maybe 5 minutes from work. i fell asleep. behind the wheel. road. >> john says he was knocked out. unconscious. but according to to the national weather service, the temperature was 5 degrees. with a windchill of minus 8. >> he says when he came to. he tried to get back into his car to call for help. >> curled up into his seat. and fumbled around. looking for a phone. and i found my old phone. and it powered on. and i dialed 911. >> crews arrived and took him to the hospital. where his family has remained by his side. his aunt created a go tphupbd me page. to help

even the lake erie, erie huron county, lots of school delays possible tomorrow morning as the snow moves in. 129 the high today -- 19 the high today, well below the average. okay. here's the low pressure spinning our way. i've drawn in the cold front. let's bring on the area of low pressure right there. now behind it we get a lot of wind coming in. and again, that's what unique about this alberta clipper, it's not just the snow, it's the wind that combining during the morning commute that makes it a problem. here we go, now watch, this is 4, 5, 6, 7:00 a.m., at its worst. and then quickly ending between 8 and 9:00 a.m. and moving out, with just some flurry forces the afternoon. the snowfall totals, not impressive, but it's the timing of this thing, 1-2, maybe as much as 3 inches of snow, and then we get lake effect by late in the day that sets up in lake geauga and ashtabula counties, additional inches of snow by noon on wednesday. rising temperatures tonight, 29 by sunrise, 1-2 inches of snow. tomorrow, 29, falling temperatures during of the afternoon, and additional inch for a total of

you can see that extends all the way through the lake down into erie and almost into huron county as we get a little bit deeper into the 12:00 hour. so, this is drifting off toward the east southeast and it will impact areas along the lake shore as we go through the afternoon. the high resolution short-range model handled it really well. i just showed you what's happening now and, now i want to take you through time and help you plan out your afternoon. plan to run into some snow. we've got the snow showers to the south, those will continue. and then that big band out of the lake will move in early this afternoon, as well. i would say 1:00, 1:15, we will be seeing additional snow showers in the cleveland area. here's 3:00. we've still got some lake-effect and then tonight, that continues, but shifting just a little bit out toward mainly the snowbelt areas. but even through cuyahoga county, northern medina county and the near west side, we could be seeing snow showers through tonight, very early tomorrow morning, here's 4:00, still got some snow out there. and then by the morning comm

erie and huron county into the mix. region. i'm stopping this down at 5:00 why? here's the change over to a little bit of light snow. accumulation. even as we head into the day saturday early part of the day, we are talking an inch or less. here again. but we are at 47. so is akron canton. the warmest readings around. we share that with new philly and with columbiana. wooster at 43, average high this . handily. the record is 68. we aren't going to come anywhere near that. 49, gray skies. late afternoon rain. winds already gusting in excess of 25 miles per hour and they will probably continue to do that. akron canton is going to share in this late day rain showers up and as the temperatures climb. but, if you are climbing to the slopes, peak and peak has a base of six to 20 inches at the summit and it has packed powder. trails open, 25. lifts open, five. and with a drop in temperature as we make our way to the weekend, no reason not to hit the slopes. tonight we are at 34. rain ends as light snow. note the 34. because, 34 will be the high on the day on saturday. a

huron and richland counties under a windchill advisory. numbers putting us with a negative or below zero marker in front of everyone. 13 below to report in mansfield. four below for what it feels like in cleveland. time to check in with somara who is checking out the roads where you have to and where the problem is at, somara. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: we're on 90 westbound. look for the right of the camera screen and check it out. i am telling you, i counted over 50 semis on eastbound and 50 semis on the westbound. westbound is filled and it's a really difficult commute. you can see on the road it's not just slick, more so thick. we're driving through actual snow. down now to about one lane on the eastbound side of 90. two lanes managing to stay open on west side. i wouldn't call them lanes. really, just some,maaings in the ground that were making it hard to differentiate. and this is the location for start the early morning commute. if you live near kurtland hills, leave early. this is what you're expecting. we'll have more update

auto askins and senator counties went on crawford flurries in a few snow showers into theory in huron county as well in it now encompasses areas of ashland county and also along 71 there is a cluster of patch of snow that will be around at times moderate snowfall tomorrow morningl especially for eastern suburbs during that morning commute the snow that fallsngat tonight will be one - -dash 2 inches in general an additional one g - -dash 2 inches before morning tomorrow and then focusing all of our eyes on the snow belt this time tomorrow and tomorrow night.ow >> talking about the frigid temperatures intense winds atn lake effect snow could make a get your morning commute of of course this is northeast ohio just a giant mess why wouldn't it come any other time. >> we are on snow watch for you tonight and again we are live it with the latest in talking about that that's one good things when you work nights in that of that money can you could be absolutelyyi treacherous this really is the first major widespread winteral snow event and that's heading on a weekday on a workday on a school day thi

@right now i'm only seeing a @little bit of steady rain @beginning to fall over portions @of huron counties but overall @it's been a pretty quiet @morning. @it's going to stay @that way until early afternoon. @the temperatures although they @are fairly mild with all that @moisture in the ground and our @winds fairly light, we're @starting to develop some patchy @fog so you will need a little @extra team getting around this @morning if you're heading out @earlier but the big changes @coming our way in the form of @the falling temperatures which @means that the moisture is going @to change-over from rain to snow @during the day tomorrow. @right @now we have single digits. @mild @moisture still coming in with @the winds that are bringing up @that moisture. @for us once the @cold front moves on through @we'll definitely see a change in @our temperature profile. @satellite and radar combined @mid-section the country but the @developing low in the south is @definitely tracking our @direction and that's going to @combine in a few hours to bring @us that snow. @okay, for the @evening hours tonight

county. into the lower 30s. let's show you where the snow currently falling out towards huron, erie, lorain county, overland. getting hit with a few flakes. 20 miles per hour. so already touching down in north olmsted. northwestern portions of cuyahoga county. parma, lakewood, all the way into north royalton. going to start to spread into southeastern portions of cuyahoga county. throughout about six states the denver area. tracking into northeast ohio. along with that moisture behind it is a cold front. so first it's going to be snow. second that colder air starts to pounce in here. and that's the big time game start of your workweek. all the way into tuesday afternoon. so hour by hour these flakes will start to fall here. you can see from our future cast, this is a good shot of snow for everyone to see today. 1 to 3-inches of accumulation. then it sags more towards the look at our tumble and our temperatures. by overnight into the single digits. as we head into tomorrow morning, we have windchill advisories already put in place possibly down to 10 to 15 below out towards richland and ashland county. now th

heavier amounts in eerie and huron county. behind that is that snowfall. western locations fill in lie beach 30:00, noon hour and across the board into northeast ohio. let's show you the threats for today. we're forecasting one to three inches locally across the area today. my major concern is the colder air, the chill. we are talking about windchills, nick. look at this, going into tonight, the single digits. we have the wind advisory until 7:00 p.m., the local gusts of 50 miles per hour. as the kids head to the bus stop tomorrow, we're talking about temperatures in the >> and we don't like the purple graphics. for sure. that is really, really cool. >>> and trending this morning, a new king of the box office has been crowned. harrison ford becoming the highest grossing actor at the u.s. box office ever, according to box office mojo, thanks in part to the big success ofs this latest film "star wars, the force awakens." the phelps raked in $7 billion in sales and will probably go up as long as the movie stays in the box office as well. >>> a new social netw

five now, it is currently moving backwards, so if you are in lorain county or huron county you will see if you now. two areas of low pressure and ng out towards northern portions of raleigh and durham. this energy is tracking in and as we head into tonight washington dc and to see a good 2 feet of snow in most locations so definitely dicey what these folks are dealing with. from new york to tennesseeing pummeled by a major snowstorm. this is video of downtown philadelphia. the roads e extremely treacherous for the storm already blamed for nine deaths in the snow and wind aren't going to stop until sunday.her service said it damages. >>> east coast storm wreaking havoc for travelers. thousands of flights delayed or canceled. that is where we find make shot this morning -- this morning. >> it is busy out here. if you are heading east to new york or dc or bostonle up because it will be a long day. most if not all flights are canceled or delayed. look at this line out here at s. look how busy it is. although we are in the clear for the storm we still have quite a bit of winter left. the air

@south central local schools are @closed in huron county. @we'll keep you posted. @>>> the tremont restaurant @community wants to help chef @simon bounce back. @>> fire badly damaged one of @his restaurants, lolita. @they're in the process of @planning a benefit dinner for @him and offering his employees @temporary work. @chef rocco wayland said he's @help out. @>> all the other chefs and @owners in this neighborhood, @we're family. @we want to see michael open up @soon. @obviously it's going to be @bigger and better. @if there's one thing i can tell @you about michael simon, he @doesn't do anything short of @great. @>> he posted on facebook, @promising everyone that they @will be back strong. @>> of course we wish them the @best. @>>> browns may have their @choice for head coach, but the @question is will he want them. @they're looking at hugh @jackson. @they've interviewed seven @candidates, but it looks like @jackson is the front runner. @no offer yet. @jackson has interviewed with @the 49ers, and the giants want @to talk to him too. @thi

the clouds, they stick around towards the west and into eerie, huron county, richland. the noon hour, you can see that they really start to fade away, sagging more towards the south. we will be hitting 30 degrees around 1:00 p.m. today and we have not hit 30 since last sunday. potentially into the mid-30s for southern portions of cuyahoga county into akron and canton. a little bit more cloud cover starts to work its way in as we head into your monday. so, 34 today. still dealing with the breeze in the air in the southwest. ten to 15 miles per hour. tonight, slightly warmer.

winds, we're seeing a few lighted flurries around cleveland and lorain and cuyahoga and eerie and huron county and temperatures in the 20s, teens farther south without the added snowfall and coshockton; 10 mansfield and new philadelphia. and colder farther south and west today and a dry forecast. again, talk of flurries here throughout the day in and out with the winds consistent. they do pick up into the afternoon hours as temperatures warm into the upper 20s. we'll look into the weekend forecast coming up next. for right now, let's check back in with corrina and the morning traffic. >> and those flurries not having an impact whatsoever and at 5:02. everything is looking great. a smooth ride into cleveland farther south and some red there and nothing major to report. as for drive times, going to take you 8 minutes, rock side to downtown and arm speeds moving across the board and this is a live look outside. 271 and chagrin boulevard. >>> and a lorain county elementary school opened after some parents vowing to keep their kids home today. sarah phinney joins us live with more and what are scho

you can see rain starts to make its way in from erie, huron county into lorain by 8:15. becomes more widespread going into 9:00, 10:00 hour. this is more of an overnight event. it starts to sweep out by 5:00 to 6:00 a.m. not really impacting your early morning commute. but definitely overnight. so hopefully you didn't go get that car wash done yesterday. today, 56 degrees. i think the thermometer goes up the afternoon. down to the lower 40s. upper 30s as we head into tonight. as this front starts to track in, gusty weather starts to make its way in. 15 to 25 miles per hour as it makes its way through. as we head into tomorrow, you can see the front will cause our temperatures to plummet throughout your afternoon. so by noon we'll be into the lower 30s once again. 29 for an overnight low. then we start to see another warm front tracks in here and stepping into next weekend, my 30 degrees. nick. >> yeah, much different thank you. >>> teachers in ohio are starting to use a new app. some teachers in central ohio are testing a mobile app that sends daily customized reports. p

in huron county there's a two-hour delay for monroeville and norwalk school systems. sam says it's 8 degrees there but feels more like 5 below. in richland county the same story, crestview school district is delayed by two hours. eight degrees there but it feels like six below. bundle the kids up. >>> 2015 brought us the lowest gas prices in years. 2016 could be more of the same. aaa says the national average price is $1.96 but the lowest state average is in georgia at $1.57. aaa predicts it could keep fauming and go belong a dollar and hasn't happened since 1999 when i was about 5 years old. >> brian: me, too. >> tia: a big day for the automotive industry. the international auto show profitable 2015 year where u.s. auto sales hit an all-time high of 17.5 million. that's a lot. the cleveland auto show comes to the i-x center the last week of february. >> brian: do you feel like the browns should move quicker here? today marks week two of their head coaching search. maybe the top candidate is bengals oc hugh jackson. the browns talked to him last night. numerous online

coming down at a moderate rate.s co we are seeing that in western lorain county in this band here goes all the way down into huron i county so i want to go into a couple of spots here.pot we're starting to see the snow pickup here in cuyahoga county and you've got to look past some snow showers but up block of snow will be heading for lorain. send me your pictures. i would love to see them, especially since we will be getting a lot of snow here forfor hours. u it's snowing pretty good in norwalk down towardty lakeman and we have a band that will be pushing out from this cold front in the next 20 to 30 minutes. a clip or just to the north oft us dragging in this arctich front and doesn't as and moves over the buckeye state, snow state, snow will continue to develop.tat colder air's working its way in. starting late this afternoon endeda to the evening. you can see here on future view everybody is dealing with a lake snow in the early afternoon about a coating to around an inch then it really continues through tuesday. we will see a lot of snow being put down here in the heart of the snow belt. you cansn see by 9:0

huron @city schools are closed. @it seems to be more the @southeastern counties. @is there a real reason for @>> the reason i assume, and @tweet me with corrections, @those areas are rural, and it's @tougher for the buses. @that would be my assumption. @we'll continue to track and @update you on closings that we @have beyond our show as we cut @into the today show and keep @you informed with the latest. @we have a winter weather @advisory in place. @that is through noontime for @every one of you, unless we @hear otherwise. @and the lake effect snow @advisory for ashtabula and @geauga and lake counties that, @goes until early tomorrow. @we have the arctic front @pushing through. @this morning. @as john and lynna mentioned, @it's really coming down. @in spots we're seeing moderate @to heavy bursts. @that's where we bring greg into @the picture. @greg, you've been tracking @this. @we're going to see this let up @and part two of the story. @>> that's the lake effect later @on tonight. @because of all the cold air @that's coming in behind the @will be falling all after

if you lake effect snow showers huron, lorain county. atures, 26 towards elyria. inland locations still sing a breezy weather temperatures currently into the lower 20s. some of the cool air tracking from the west is well to the south east with winter weather advisories due to the area of low pressure that is moving across the hour by hour, not too much sunshine today. under mostly quite a -- cloudy >>>a." you're looking live at what is allegedly the white house, but you can't really see it because it is whited out. right in the middle of it. the monstering much of the east coast. nine states and washington, d.c. in states of emergency and this storm is far from over. more than two feet possible by later tonight in d.c., so has claimed three lives in two states. >> in kentucky, right now desperation on the roads as drivers are stranded for hours without food and water onte 75. they're just sitting there, no end in sight. it dumped more than 18 inches on that roadway hasefforts. stopping the small group of soldiers who stand guard at the tomb of the unknowns at arli

decision decision was made that they were going to join a project to build a pipeline from lake huron to genesee countyey were going to build this new pipeline. while they were building the , the decision was made to start using the very, very corrosive flint river to supply the city's water. amy: take us back to last february. take us to when people started to realize what was going on and to the epa memo. curt: yes. people knew from the beginning. as soon as the switch was made of april 2014, people knew that the water was bad. it tasted bad, it smelled bad. there were all sorts of problems through 2014. in 2015, 1 of the residents, leeann walters, had her water tested by the city. at lead levels came back over 100 parts per billion. there is no safe level of lead whatsoever. the federal action level is 15 parts per billion. it was about seven times what the federal action level was. she had it tested a second time and it came back almost 400 parts per billion. at that point, the epa became aware of what those test results were and started sending e-mails to the michigan department of environmental q

@you're going to get quite a @soaking here in huron and erie @counties. @you will see more rain @throughout the morning until @the transition comes in. @that transition is just now @coming across the state line @into western sections of ohio @you can see how that's sweeping @eastward. @had a couple of people tweet me @at betsy kling asking about @travel issues, if they're @taking kids back to school @today, earlier is better. @especially if you're headed @west. @but you will be running into @this. @if you have travel plans @westbound on the turnpike @today, you're going to have @problems as you may get through @this snow. @it is a sloppy wet snow, and it @will be heavy as it starts. @not only are we dealing with a @transition, but the profile is @going to be changing @dramatically. @we'll be in the 20s by the end @of the day. @and you can see the single @digit temperatures are not that @far out. @hour-by-hour forecast here @through about 10:30, we'll @continue with rain throughout @much of the area. @that transition line continues @east at a very steady p

county. it came from lake huron. when they say detroit water, that's just because it's filtered through the plant in detroit. >> it's coming from the lake. it comes from a glacial lake there since the ice age, created 10,000 years ago. it's a pure body of water. the third largest body of fresh water in the world. that's what we have access to in michigan. the irony, it's not even the right word. it would be happening to us in michigan is just so outrageous and the thing is that the governor knew about this, the governor, his office, his people, his so-called environmental office au packed with cronies, not real scientists or real environmentalists this they did this to the people of flint. have i been calling for attorney general lynch to investigate, arrest, prosecute him for a crime that was committed. a crime of both fraud, of covering up and of polluting the water. you've got to understand this. people of flint were drinking this clean water from lake huron. he wanted to save money. he removed the mayor and the c

lake effect there is no redevelopment out of the morning snow in geauga county we've got streaks of lake effects off of lake huron and western basin of lake erie. some spots that the light accumulation between now and meantime as we look at temperatures pretty much everybody middle and upper 20s and that's where will be most of the afternoon. hi temperature today may be 27 or 28. anything but the wind winship come out of the southwest tonight temperatures fall to the 20s climb into the 30s individually 46 tomorrow afternoon and maybe a 50 by sunday. the weekend is looking a lot better. next chance of rain sometime late sunday evening and sunday night. there's the first of two cold fronts the one behind that one comes in sometime a wednesday morning that will be much stronger anticipating pretty good winds rain and eventually a whole lot of cold air coming in behind the next one. that will be a big one cold air coming in wednesday afternoon and heading into next weekend will be long-lasting. this isn't just northern ohio this is most of the eastern two thirds of the country and really looking a below normal temper

bogart to huron and rebel's beach, you will see the increase as the darker purple indicates the heavier snow and not just the nowhere counties headed south. wayne county, you have some bigger flakes and noticeable snowfall on 250 and 30 when driving. we also see that increase over kent and soon to be oroville and east union. this is just if you're leaving the house now. this is moving east pretty fast. you have to stay with me. each hit throughout the morning and you're going to see a lot of snow continue to move over the area before the front clears. and noticing a pickup over carrollton as we continue to fine the potential for snowfall through the noon hour. you have a winter weather advisory until noon. we're talking one to three inches and blowing and drifting snow is a bigger problem for us and we're watching the lake affect chance that kicks in late this afternoon into the evening and through tomorrow that is why you have a lake affect snow advisery until 8:00 a.m. on wednesday. the reason for it, there is the front and we have a cold front back beyond the front and that is very cold. six degrees in wisconsin. the sing

this part of the morning, richland and ashland counties, noticing the increase of moisture and huron countito see it as well and on to 71 for us, as cleveland. and that is going to be slick in spots and fall showed up. we have chilly temperatures as downright cold this morning in the of 23, 26 and destroy for it tomorrow. because of the recent snow, we have major slick spots out rrina? >> that's right. we had some earlier accidents with us. 25 minutes ago and that got kfully, the accidents cleared out of the way and still major slowdowns to talk about. 71 northbound at i-80 and -- excuse me, i'm at graphic was wrong. cleared and we're seeing slowdowns back to route 82 and also, i want to talk about 22-minute ride for you, 77 northbound and that is rock side to downtown. the earlier accidents, 71 and 77 have been cleared. we have the slick spots out there and that can e. a live look outside from the

huron. this is rus sell. and this is a time lapse that occurs at the same time. and you can see that the cloud deck pretty much effected the period. some cases especially in the northern county. height and variety. that is the precursor of system. a web weather system. heading this way. just yet. but the first few rain drops are just beginning to reach. and carbon dale. and if a few scattered showers just broken out in chicago. this band of showers eventually heading our way. and the over night low around 27. does show you what the temperatures look like now. we have 29 now cleveland. 32 akron canton. temperatures are just above predicted over night low. as clouds increase. during the night. we'll probably see the temperatures stabilize at 27. even come up a bit. towards morning. becoming cloudy tomorrow. and then shower periods developing from the southwest. now. as this initially comes in, in the early morning hours there. there might be maybe a little sleet mixing in. some of the nook ands crannies. >> . the vast majority is in the form of rain. 8 day. we'll have fewer showers saturday. still mild 50s. the showers ramp up again sunday. that's the transition day. >> notice

huron and lake erie. after the system snow moved through we have lake-effect and we will monitor this closely. anybody here from elyria, cuyahoga county and northern summit county expecting to get a little accumulation as well. the heart of it is right here in geauga county where the worst of it right now. bad commute along route 322 here. chardon, chesterland and lake county and it is a light to moderate snow combined with winds. look at the wind in mentor. that's the sustained wind 31. we are gusting to8. that will whip the snow around. it is cold and fluffy snow and blow around easily. 35 gusts now in wooster. 7:00. most lake-effect along the lakeshore here and east. this evening lake-snow could extend close to akron and by north. the worst conditions tomorrow morning mainly east of cleveland. 1 to 4 inches tonight down to 13 west winds gusting to 30 in cleveland. 1 to 4 akron-canton and i have you in for most of that occurring akron north. snow tomorrow morning especially early on beginning to lift north by afternoon and then we will get ready for a weaker system tomorrow night. future view snowfall, you know it is not the worst o

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