how are we looking, janessa webb. >> leon, on this monday we are area but the fall-like weather pattern is really touching off across northern ohio. downtown cleveland right now is 58 degrees. here is a wider view of our temperatures. richland and mansfield 55 with the cooler air in place. only seeing day time highs warm up to upper 50s to lower 60s. pretty quiet as high pressure continues to build to the north. we have the bigger weather story. after wet conditions all weekend now due to cyclone, matthew already making its way out to see, there are frost concerns across boston and new york this afternoon, even pittsburgh. we are getting lucky as we are starting to deal with the southerly flow. looking forward to day time highs that will return to the 70s as we step into tomorrow. this is the big east weather story, central plains dealing with wet weather. this is our next cold front across northeast ohio, looking to drop in as we step into thursday afternoon. lots of sunshine. i will show you hour-by-hour, day-by-day, when highs return to above normal temperatures. leon. >> thank you,

weather with meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning. we are seeing that rain, starting to make its way east, out of northeast ohio. finally, but notice as nick said the clouds there in place. any moisture that we're seeing is on the isolated side. i'm tracking this one cell about to make its way to northern erie county. should be in and out, not really affecting much but the clouds to the east from lake conditions. but my hope the drier air from the upper level low will continue to seep in. you'll see patches of sunshine throughout your afternoon. temperatures off to a cooler start. elyria 56 degrees. ashtabula, upper 50s. but daytime highs are really going to struggle this afternoon. yesterday we were in the high of 66 about 3:00. closer to the lake we're talking about the lower 60s so fall trend surely in effect. >>> lorain police speaking out about the controversial dash cam video at the center of a new lawsuit. video shows officers arrest a man and push him on the hood of a police cruiser, impact so hard it shattered the years ago o

we have meteorologist janessa webb that is tracking it all. >> good morning, everyone. flood concerns not an issue this morning across northeast ohio but our temperatures across the board cooling off to the west. 52 degrees toward norwalk. elyria good morning, 53 degrees and cleveland a little warmer at 57. the moisture continues to flow in north and east.

let's check in with meteorologist janessa webb. >> a little hope. you don't see rain drops on the pavement there. >> they are coming down, janessa. >> the grass is wet, okay? >> the grass is still wet. we have been dealing with a lot of moisture for the last 24 hours and it will continue. layer up. don't go outside without a coat. day time highs, folks, are back in the 50s. we are awaiting the arrival of the next cold front. it will really cool us off. for the kick-off to the weekend, you can see the elongated moisture continuing to track in north and east. we still have a flash flood watch for a few of our counties. tuscarawas to the coshocton area until noon. then you are seeing the dover/new philly and tuscarawas. the darker greens and yellows, that is the heavier bands of moisture that continues to lift to the north and east. i have my eye on millersburg to killbuck. you are seeing a good amount of moisture moves across highway 82. so for the early morning commute you are seeing a lot of wet weather for southern locations. as the moisture makes i

janessa webb? >> this isn't the viewing weather for us. >> yes. the only showers you will be seeing this morning is the one fain >> good one. >> a better chance tonight and especially throughout the weather weekend as high pressure will build once again investigators right now you can see the flow of the moisture -- once again. >>> right now you can see the flow of the moisture taking over northeast ohio. a few counties under a flash flood watch throughout this afternoon until 12:00 for tuscarawas county to coshocton as heavier doses of moisture currently happening to new philly right now, moving north west cider, you were just kind of in the clear. only tracking scattered showers, now finally making it into wayne county to mansfield, richland county. you are seeing the heavier bands making their way across the area, even avon lake to north ridgeville, kellies island to port clinton, you are seeing more showers continuing to move across the area. the uplift of the moisture will continue throughout the afternoon. also the winds, they are stirng nor

nick foley alongside janessa webb to tell us about the weather. not super strong sun but still mild conditions. >> we're still talking about it's october. >> mid-october. >> it doesn't feel like fall. a few clouds here because we're tracking a change in our weather pattern. that is going to enter this afternoon as our next cold front starts to sweep in here. but highs today folks, still pretty toasty. right now downtown cleveland, 71 degrees. taking a wider view, talk about inland locations, you're in the mid-60s, good morning wooster, degrees. what we're seeing is a transition in our wind sheer. coming out of the south for the next three days. we could see recordbreaking heat as by tuesday we're back in the mid-80s. so pretty unreal here. southerly flow is going to stir up the winds throughout your afternoon. but allowing for the gradual warm-up. right now we're not picking up moisture, just a few clouds floating through the area. i am watching our next system. northwest right now. if these storms continue to hold together we're looking about 2:0

janessa webb joins us now. hurricane season is until the end of october so we have to make it through the next few weeks. still not a storm to be taken lightly. >> right. miami is on that track. they are going to be watching. >> we'll keep an eye on that. >>> locally we're keeping an eye on some of the dreary conditions giving way to sun. >> it's getting better now. lee county seeing a little bit of sunshine. these two are going head-to- trying to build but it's mixing in with the upper level low that continues to spin and track north. thatties we're seeing increasing clouds, you can see from the satellite and radar composite the moisture has faded to the east but we're still not going to rule out that possibility of a few isolated raindrops thought your afternoon. so right now even southern wayne county seeing a little bit of isolated activity but the brunt of this moisture has storms, potentially making their way to ashtabula. i'll keep an eye on that. another heavy downpour but it's moving east fairly quickl

"power 65" meteorologist janessa webb. we have a few clouds and we'll see warm air in place across northern ohio for sunday. the big difference, we're losing that sunshine you've mild side, greater cleveland 67 degrees. good morning lake county, 66. you can see that cooler air starting to work its way in, from wayne county and inland locations, you're currently in the lower 60s. so daytime highs not budging much. we're still talking about warm air in place, upper 70s across richland county to lorain, a high of 77. closer to the lake you'll notice a slight breeze as the front starts to track in. we are talking about scattered >>> and we want to welcome you back to "gma" on this sunday morning and happening right now, rigged election? well, that's the unfounded claim by donald trump telling supporters the media is pushing lies to help elect hillary clinton. the clinton campaign dealing with more leaked e-mails as a ne still in a dead heat. >> chinese space mission, two astronauts preparing for the longest space mission expec

with democracy 2016 -- i'm >>> janessa webb with another look at weather. saw rain this morning but the mild conditions what i'm focused on. it's really nice >> warm air. not talking about cold. very mild. we're going to see a southerly flow. temperatures off the charts for the next three days. it's going to be the center of the weather story across northern ohio. pretty much we could be talking about recordbreaking warmth for your today upper 70s, near 80s in spots. folks, that's 10 to 15 degrees above normal and we're in october so i know many of you wanting fall here but man, summer is trying to fight back across the area. temperature right now, good morning greater cleveland, 67 degrees. starting to see just a little bit of cool air from kilbuck to coshocton, upper 50s. a wonderful start for summit today out of the southwest, 10 to 15 miles per hour. that's going to allow for the gradual warm-up across northern ohio allowing for temperature upper 70s to near 80. our wind cast shows us that the winds do start to subside about the 7:00 hour, but that is w

but, first, a check on that weather with meteorologist janessa webb. hey, janessa. wow good morning, nick, good morning, everyone. as you said, kind of a gray start, damp conditions across northeast ohio, but we're kind of seeing a little bit of a though low lying clouds, overcast skies, completely taking over. so this is not an ideal start to your weekend. so sleep in, relax, enjoy kind of a crisp weather pattern across northern ohio. what we've been dealing with, folks, is an upper level low that continues to spin. right now it's in eastern kentucky, and it wants to track north. and it's bringing some dryer air along with it. you can see sections from charleston. north an it's going to allow us to see a few peeks of some sunshine throughout your saturday afternoon. right now where the clearing is currently happening, northern erie county to huron, you're seeing a little bit of a break, even to mansfield right now. but the bulk of the cloud coverage continues to track across northeast ohio. so it will be in and out if we do see any sunshine throughout your day. dow

"power of 5" meteorologist janessa webb. better start to your sunday. clouds are still in place but to the west seeing a little bit of sunshine trying to break through. temperatures are on the cooler side though, 56 degrees, waking up to the wet pavement as we were tracking rain throughout that is why temperatures are slightly cooler, but across the board mid to upper 50s. only going to warm up in spots to the lower 60s for daytime highs. let's look at that upper level low, it continues to make its way north. i do think this is the last batch of moisture. any moisture we see throughout your afternoon, it will be on the isolated and scattered side. our 5 live radars, you can see it started to make its way to erie, pennsylvania. completely drying out. any moisture we're currently seeing well off-shore. a few strong cells but really making its way to the east. drier air starting to make its way in here but the cloud coverage is really in tact. throughout your sunday here. but you're going to get little hits of sunshine for the greater cleveland area. yeste

janessa webb joining us, i'm nick foley. those warmer temperatures are here and a lot of people are going to want to know is it going to stay that way as they get out to the watch parties for the indians in game 4? >> in the early evening, we will be okay, still in the 60s and on the dry side. most of your day we are looking dry, just with a few clouds, filtered sunshine throughout your afternoon. you can see the clouds, they are intact for greater cleveland right now. but the talker, yeah, it's that bubble of warm making its way into western coastal communities right now from elyria to medina. 52, 53 degrees, good morning, lake county, 57. cooler out towards the south and east us to dover-new philly. so the cloud coverage on our 5 live radars, you can see tracking in the clouds here, and that's going to stay in place as you can see from chicago to cincinnati. they will continue to deal with the cloud coverage throughout the afternoon. so across the board, you can see the front is starting to cooler air from wayne county to

here is janessa webb. it's looking pretty good. >> things have cleared up. we woke up to dense fog this morning. if you were driving around were headed to work, you noticed the low-lying clouds a lot of people are wondering what that is about. we have seen it for the last two days. we're dealing with cooler morning lows as it passes over a warm lake allowing the fog to really take hold of us. this will continue that seem for at least the next three days. get prepared for early morning fog but it's going to lift north and allow for all this goodness on your screen right sunny skies, just a few clouds taking over northern ohio. take a look at our temperatures across the board. only area 70 degrees. temperatures warming up dealing with a southerly flow here that will allow our daytime highs to bounce back to the upper 70s this afternoon. high pressure taking a hold of us but we do have storm systems to our northwest. the central plains are dealing with a little severe weather and also that big hurricane that is brewing. hurricane matthew across i do want to tal

at the center of it all, newschannel5 anchors rob powers and janessa webb. guys, i can see the q and pr corner of the cleveland sport's fan paradise as we get ready for the big night tonight. even though the monster's won a championship the cavs ended the cleveland sport's championship drought. the stakes are still so high for the indians. >> yes. the last time they won was 1948. we made it this far in 1954, 1995 and 1997 and lost the tonight is the fourth attempt at yet another title, almost a major hick-up. the indians hall-of-famer kenny lofton was invited to throw out the first pitch tonight ahead of game one. he was a member of the 1995 alcs championship team. he ended up on standby for his red eye flight to cleveland last night. a marble head ohio man posted on twitter his neighbor gave up the trip. this is what i love. here he is, here at the airport. that is right. the neighbor is already calling for him for series tickets. i am telling you, this is great! the action tonight doesn't really begin for another couple of hour, but you know, this is prett

hurricane tracking the path -- janessa webb, joining us for more on the hurricane tracking the path of matthew. >>> making lamb for -- making landfall, the eyewall is well offshore but we're talking about 105 mile-per-hour winds affecting savannah and charleston. showing you the rotation of these heavy bands, currently coming down across the area, we water along with a very gusty conditions. hurricane force winds, even though it is a category reduced to two, it is shifting north and the heavy bands currently are hitting savannah and to hilton head island and you can see the moisture continuing to lift north with the major track of the storm, the spin is right now a southerly flow and we are east to be the big difference in the next 24 hours. closer to home, we see quiet conditions across northern ohio, waking up to a cold front already making its way across the area. not much moisture associated with it. but to the west, temperatures are already starting to fall and greater cleveland is in the lower 60s. philly currently 66 and we a clouds are lifting by the 11:00 hour and we will be s

janney montgomery scott in for somara theodore this morning -- janessa -- janessa webb here this morning. >> yes. we have low pressure continuing to track northward. now we are seeing heavier downpours and a few rumbles of thunder for cuyahoga county, southern portions. look at the rainfall accumulation totals throughout the day. we will near 1 to 2 inches possibly. we are looking to minor flooding on the roadways. give yourself a little extra time. planning your thursday afternoon, you can see the dramatically. we were talking upper 70s to lower 80s yesterday. now we are seeing that fall in our day time high. future-cast shows you here throughout the 6:00 hour as you are making your way to work this morning, you are seeing heavier downpours making its way from portage county, lake geauga and temperatures still in the mid 50s. seeing a lull in the weather pattern, but still some county, out toward western locations from elyria to avon lake throughout the noon hours. day time highs will be your highs for today, lower 60s. dramatically cooler. for your evening commute, another wave of mois

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get you started on the game day forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. >> i know the rain is flowing in here but it's okay. we'll dry out and we'll celebrate tonight under drier air. right now show you exact locations we're seeing the rain. rock river to the lennox area, ashtabula, you're seeing heavy downpours. now for cuyahoga county. but watching this line of storm to the west from port clinton to to cedar point. heavier rain for elyria, 1048 north royalton and around 11:20 heavy rain. we've been spoil welcome ed with the 70s yesterday and drier air. we've seen daytime highs earlier in morning and cold front will slice our temperatures throughout the afternoon. greater cleveland, 57 degrees. good morning millers burg to summitt county. still in the 50s range as the front makes it way through south and east. the 5:00 hour. we're celebrating a brown's win and tribe win. tonight, 7:00 lower 50s and under mostly cloudy conditions. >> it's unusual. i think we have to take tomorrow with the same approach we've taken every game to this point. >> the tribe is so close we can all taste it.

and welcome to this saturday edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm alongside meteorologist janessa webb all about this forecast, we've seen this trend all week long. it's kind of hanging over us a little bit more as well. wow yeah. we have this low continuing to spin here and that's what's allowing for the moisture. it's going to move north, but it's going to bring in some

. >>> meteorologist janessa webb joining us now for a look at weather. again, this has been a long- lasting event. i mean, this has gone all the way up through the caribbean, obviously we saw how hard haiti was hit, now up the atlantic coast and now into georgia and south carolina. a lot of people being affectd to say the least. >> this is a historical late season hurricane. i mean, october, we shouldn't be is seeing this, but it -- we said, florida finally in the clear and they're picking up the pieces. but since this has been downgraded to a koot goar 1 -- category 1, doesn't mean things are over just yet. things are starting to look a little bit better. just in the last hour we're starting to see things loosen up just a tad bit. but i still have my eye on charleston, south carolina. want to show you this cell that is bringing gusts to about 90 miles per hour across this will continue to track to the north affecting them with another dose of moisture. our major concern is beach erosion, storm surge. so the moisture continues to flow in here. up next is

i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb to tell us about the forecast. the sun is trying.

nick foley alongside janessa webb to tell us about the weather. not super strong sun but still mild conditions. >> we're still talking about

i am power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. still tracking soggy weather across the area and the temperatures are on the cooler side. so make sure as stepping out this morning to have an umbrella and light coat handy. also the big talker today is the breeze, picking up out of the northeast at 15 to 20 miles per hour. stick around throughout your overnight. overnight lows, folks, 3 locations near the freezing mark. so waking up for your saturday morning you will be seeing a possible frost, but things are on the upward trend here. by sunday 60. >>> a couple accidents into the newschannel5 traffic center. 77 south at 30th. no delay. the southbound lanes northbound we are delayed toward the 490 howell avenue. the roadways are slick. give yourself plenty of time. we will be back with another ? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work

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this morning i'm in for janessa webb. >> we're looking at mentor right now. blue skies, quiet conditions, barely a cloud in sight when you step outside. that will change as we head are expecting clouds to build, but it is absolutely just beautiful out there. i hope you're able to get outside and enjoy yourself. here's a look at what you need to grab when you're heading out the door, for me, i don't know about you, it's cold, it's coat weather. maybe somebody might get away with a scarf and a cute jacket, but for me this is definitely coat weather, it's chilly there. and tomorrow temperatures, honestly, are still in the upper 30s. it's a lot different than the 44 we're seeing in cleveland. in the afternoon, we're going to have so much sun, you'll degrees this afternoon. and later on this afternoon and this evening, make sure you have those rally towels ready to go because i feel in my soul that the tribe is going to win this afternoon. you know, i do forecast as a living, i tell the future, nick, so i'm going to go ahead and say that i see a win. >> forecastin