mid- 40s millersburg. we're still seeing cooler weather. our radar shows the cloud cover starting to send to the east. ground clutter . high-pressure is the center of attention so for your sunday a lot more sunshine and sunglasses will be in the says spring throughout the afternoon. the highs are happening quicker this afternoon. by the 11:00 our most of us will be in the mid-50s. by the noon hour we are jumping up to the mid-60s. we will see that 7 to a degree jump. we will not early morning fog in the muni lot. it will burn off. cowboys are playing in the upper 50s to low 60s. if you headed to the game no need to fret, winds are very calm throughout your afternoon. there really much not relevant. you will feel that nice ambient temperature. the warm air is really surging. we will go 63 and continue to get warmer are very comfortable. if you have evening plans, 45 degrees. tomorrow morning we are a okay. it will get even better by noon . when i see we will talk about sunshine, but many spots are near 70 degrees. we're tracking just a few s

millersburg to 25. 36 in cleveland. yes. it's a little bit on the cold side. forecast for today, a boring for me is good for you. it's 7 a.m. 55 at noon. 52 by 5:00. it won't stay boring for too long. all of this is going to change especially be the weekend. more on that in just a little bit. >> all right. highways are quiet. just tracking that one accident. car into a those lane restrictions in place because of that water main break last week at 21 right at rock side road no longer. oh opened back up over the weekend. let look at our view of the highways right now. haven't seen any being issues on 90. trouble-free. i'll let you know as soon as something happens. >> shom shocking news for you. ohio leaders warning one-third of high school juniors might not graduate next year. superintendent is blaming new requirements. >> reporter: yeah. the superintendent here in olmstead has been pretty vocal. i was scrolling through twitter and on several occasions over the past couple of months he's voiced his concerns saying that the state is taking testing requirements t

60s the sacramento kings and looks like new film had some good rain and worcester in the rain and millersburg also moving out now. higher chances of sensitive of the deep south both had a mild trend like this. the majority of the rain stays further east and will start to see some redevelopment for the rest of the lighter than what we are seeing right now to the east i still think anything developing to the west would respond with higher rain coverage further east as daytime highs stay between 60 degrees i highly doubt was see any sun today and we start to see redevelopment. will minimal and more localized further east a lot of this was early on friday that shade of white would indicate about an inch or so early friday morning we'll see how this works out at those world storm card has begun to change. reading more loset middle of the country most of the colder still locked up to the north will start to 6,000 will start the beginning of december on a corner and get purpose of record by the second week of december it doesn't mean will stay this way for the rest of the month they just need their

back at the millersburg sports pub a manager said she disagreed. >> i voted with hillary. >> christy feels trump's style could lead to conflict. >> you think about what's gong on in your -- going on in your community. >> still trump's appeal was making a big difference in how it voted. >> it showed they they cared -- that they cared about the small people. >> in millersburg bob jones news 5. >> the victory is being called an upset. how did the polls get it wrong? he won key battleground states and the electoral votes with fewer than john mccain and mitt romney had in their loss >> there was about three to four million democrats that did not show up and vote yesterday in the course of this election. this election will have the lowest turnout percentage wise in 20 years. >> some say supporters had a change of heart after the fb announced they were looking into the emails. others say trump voters just didn't care to tell the polls who they were supporting. >>> this brought out some still ahead. where some people are going for answers. >>> the county fathers wanted to ensure we would hav

millersburg, you're seeing a few flakes right now as this moisture continues to track to the east. so about two hours ago it was purely just rain, the front starts to make its way through, cooling us off, and that's why we're now currently seeing that you saw that moisture, it's exiting fairly quickly, about 10:00, 11:00 we'll see kind of a little bit of a break, but we're going to get that secondary wave and things start to rev up once again. please take note. temperatures by the 5:00 hour, we are talking about the upper 30s. also let's add in the mix of this, we have a wind advisory in place for lorain county, cuyahoga, lake and ashtabula starting at 4:00 p.m. we are talking hour. now, across the board, this will be an opportunity for everyone to see the west winds picking up throughout your day, so that feels-like temperature just purely brutal here. you're seeing by 5:00 37 degrees, but when you factor in a sustained wind speed of 15 to 20 miles per hour, folks, we are talking about the 20s here. do want to show you here so you can plan accordingly, nick, look at mansfield. tha

millersburg at 27. if you are making her way out to sandusky, cedar point this afternoon, highs in mid-40s. stalled due to this big bowl of high pressure tracking in from west to east that will stall out across the ohio valley throughout the afternoon. a very quiet weather pattern along the shift in winds this afternoon out of the west about 5 to 10 miles per hour. today is going to be a chilly one, have hot extra warm this morning and throughout the afternoon had your coat. you may feel awful layer by tomorrow as the temperatures increased to about 55. hour by hour whatever you have plan, i think the clouds will split apart. you can see a few high serous clouds by 11 am and will be at 45 degrees. we should not see the peak at the tip highs until about 3 pm to 5 pm. still be in place by 9 am if you are headed for an early morning run. 42 degrees by new. 47 degrees to 50 degrees for akron. i will show you hour by hour. a little warmer air but not too much heat behind all this sunshine. winds are light th

there's 38 in canton, 43 millersburg. there's are likely going to be pretty close to your low temperatures tonight. temperatures will go up as the warm surge of air comes in. now, this warm front is not going to reach us, but there's warmer out -- warmer air out ahead of it. this front does weaken as it moves by, so there's not going to be any real wind to deal with tomorrow. we've got rain tonight but then just isolated showers during your day tomorrow. rainfall totals hit and miss through the day tomorrow, generally less than 3/10s of an inch total. tonight we'll go 39, rain likely cloudy and cool with temperatures warming into the middle and lower 40s by sunrise tomorrow. tomorrow 50, cloudy, a bit warmer with isolated rain showers. we'll track the 7-day. a warm-up or a cool-down i'll tell you next. >>> who is accused of using a grenade as the pipeline confrontation turns bloody. >>> plus facebook responds to claims cracking down on free . >>> if you're >>> tonight we are learning new information about the violence tha

the wind it will feel like the mid-20s toward millersburg. the white shot around the nation, double barrel area of high pressure, this will keep the weather quiet and dry down to southern california. a couple areas of low pressure passing down to the south, another week one and western arkansas. these will move to the east end up the east coast, not affecting us. milder air and temperatures indicating temperatures surging into the coders -- into the dakotas. this huge storm off the coast of alaska starts heading in as we head to the second half of the week. this will be potentially a blockbuster storm the great lakes. we want to get the biggest effects but it will will see the changes around it saturday thursday. frostee and clear, gorgeous afternoon tomorrow. few scattered high clouds, they 5 to 60 as we head into monday. it's looking good out there, temperatures in the mid-50s, light winds 1 to 2 feet. it looks fine through friday, looked next weekend. 60 on saturday, lake, rain and snow sunday. with sports coming up next. it's nha and have

english community center fills a big need both here and in the nearby communities of south english, millersburg, parnell and williamsburg. sot/nat just three full time workers produce more than 10-thousand meals a year for an aging population. in this part of iowa and keokuk counties, there are few public transportation options and not much of a safety net of other services for seniors. so a program like this in a small community is often call on to do more. " they can go from being well fed to not doing well at all in the small staff and a handful of volunteers often take time to visit and get to know the homebound or shut-in clients. almost 90 percent receiving the meals live alone. if those doing deliveries see something that doesn't look right, they'll say something. "so we know to call their family...to say they're not looking right, not acting right you might want to consider calling or stopping by to check on them and it's something we enjoy doing we're glad to do it easing the burdens of the family and the client" jeri pierce isg as delivering daily meals. after two strokes, at age 59,

other readings, a lot of 70s along the lakeshore, 71 in millersburg, 69 in new philly and 65 in youngstown. a nice afternoon. it will keep getting nicer over the next couple hours. 73 or so by 3:00. we fall a little by dinner time and we keep the breeze going, as well. here is 7:00 tomorrow morning. the front is on our doorstep as is the rain. once that goes through you will know it. the wind changes to the northwest, it picks up speed in intensity. by 5:00 tomorrow evening rain and snow mixing in. more of the same into tomorrow night and early in the day on sunday. things should start to taper off throughout the afternoon sunday to monday. so, enjoy today. t the record is 71 set back last year. the seven-day forecast, now, here is the weekend. take a look. we try to rebound a little bit next week. not too bad for thanksgiving, a few showers and 48. don't forget, too, the power of 5 forecast all day long on >>> a simple text message sent to the wrong phone number is bringing two strangers together this thanksgiving. an arizona high school senior received a text message tuesday from an unkn

akron calm millersburg, mansfield in ashland as well. otherwise if you are near the lake. it will fall back to the mid to upper 40s. because the water temperature of lake erie is set relatively loud. >>> 7:00 in the morning as you 40s. look at what this temperature does as we go through the day. 1:00 kickoff against the cowboys tomorrow and that is early november perfection. 620 in a light northwest when. a jacket if you are sitting in the shade. if you have a son seat you might not need a jacket just some long sleeves. the temperatures will stay in the low 60s through halftime and through the end of the game. it will t the upper 50s why the end of the game. if you have plans afterwards, maybe stay downtown. he will need that jacket as temperatures quickly fall. >>> look at the weather pattern responsible for this amazing weather. it is just stream. they had all the way north towards hudson bay and does not come back down until new england. we have cold air across the northeast and the cross is rich in the jet stream. it's warm inside the -- sunny weather from the south. t

from millersburg to richland county out towards route 30 corridor we have had reports of the upper teens this morning. so it's going to be throughout the day, as high pressure is really on top of us. i like to say the zone we're currently is in is going to last until tomorrow afternoon. we deal with pretty quiet conditions now, the only thing we start so see is they pick up around the 2:00 to 3:00 hour, 10 to 15 miles per hour but as the winds do start to die down. so hour by hour, whatever you have planned here you're going to notice the warm-up. it happens slightly sooner this afternoon. by the 2:00 hour. most of us back in the 50s. so crystal clear conditions tonight. overnight lows in the upper 30s, some spots. slightly warmer with a few clouds for southern locations. i do love this 7-day forecast. the clouds in place for monday and tues mostly cloudy conditions, near 60 degrees for a few spots here. we see a very weak front by wednesday evening. could produce us with a few isolated raindrops but it's a very quiet weather pattern. look at friday afternoon. near 70. >> quiet is good.

clear in millersburg and coshocton. clear in mansfield at 30. now mentor to ashtabula. everyone's going to see those clouds clouds -- clouds clearing out. here's your hour by hour. >> here's that clearing. look at that line. definitive line as the high moves in, brings us the sun happens. tomorrow should be dry with clouds increasing. then tuesday milder air moves in but look at the rain showers that accompany that mild air. it's going to be a very wet tuesday with a 100% chance that you'll see rain. wednesday more scattered showers, thursday rain, even some rain on friday. giants taking on our cleveland browns. i think we get a win today sarah. i'm feeling it. 40 degrees, mainly sunny. they are laughing at me in the 48 to 50 degrees today for cleveland. inland areas a couple of clicks cooler, 46 to 47. tonight 36, clear to start. clouds after midnight. here's your 7-day forecast. tuesday there's the rain. 61 though. ok. 59 on wednesday, a few showers lingering. then thursday chilly, scattered rain likely, 45, a deal with a few rain showers. those temperatures though co

you'll wake up to tomorrow. 39 millersburg. drive to the lake though and it's 47 downtown and just the low 50s towards mentor, on the lake. you have to zoom out to talk about the huge weather pattern affecting the united states. the jet stream, starts off, off the northern california coast. goes way up past edmonton into hudson bay and dives down across new england. it's this ridging, this northward motion of the jet stream that is really pushing all the storminess into central warm air from the south northward. for us, all we've got is a northwest wind that is actually bringing us plenty of sunshine, that will be back tomorrow and monday. it's actually milder to our west. our mild air is coming from the west and northwest. and that gets in here tomorrow. i think tomorrow, even a degree or two warmer than today. we will have to eventually talk about some storminess, that is this area of low pressure back here towards the west coast. that moves in on election day. should drop the temperatures a littleat afternoon and increase ch

millersburg to 25.

millersburg area is currently a 570. still tracking a little bit of moisture here. most of the bands have tracked to the east but we are still seeing some spotty showers for richland and ashland county. they continue to move east fairly quickly. you can see the moisture to the east, but we are still tracking a little bit of residual moisture will going to continue to lift as the north and tracking more spotty showers entering throughout the overnight. here is the future cast. we'll start to see the moisture picking up throughout the evening hours and most of the moisture is going to stay to the south from canton to route 30 core door into wayne county. you can see temperatures dropping back down to the lower 50s. today we are going to stay mostly on the dry side of picking up that rain for your wednesday until wednesday afternoon from western county can see heavier bands. today the daytime highs off the chart and 620 partly sunny skies. still the breeze in play but it's really going to calm down. rain stays in the forecast throughout thursday, but please take a good

millersburg seeing temperatures at the freezing mark. what it really feels like the windchills out there, 15 to 20 miles per hour. 20s to near teens mark. we are over the advisory we saw yesterday for cuyahoga county, lake, ashtabula and lorain county, but the winds there are still chattering out there 15 to 20 miles per hour. they really do not die down until about tomorrow afternoon. you can see from our 5 live radar, we are picking up just a few spots where we are probably seeing a few flurries, still for portage county, mixing in with a the winds continuing to flow out of the northwest. the moisture is shifting to the east fairly quickly. that is the moisture that we dealt with yesterday across the eastern seaboard. what we will see right now is high pressure building in once again. this is our next weather maker that will drop in here wednesday to thanksgiving day thursday. you can see the moisture will move in fairly quickly. but out of here by thursday that cool. it will be transitioning into the form of rain for thanksgiving-eve.

the current temperatures for the start of the afternoon, 58 in mentor, 57 in millersburg and 52 in ashtabula and 59 in mansfield. temperatures will continue to warm throughout the afternoon hours. you will see more and more blue a little haziness still left over. i think the fog will continue to fade. 64 for a high. at the end of november, that gets a thumbs up. let's take a look at the record breaking temperatures coming up tomorrow next. >> thank you, tara. >>> happening today president- elect donald trump is scheduled to meet with the prime minister of japan. they are to meet in new york. the japanese leader is looking for assurances that mr. trump will remain committed to the u.s. -japan security alliance. stat the campaign have caused tensions in many world capitals, including tokyo. mr. trump said he would demand that allies such as japan contribute more to the cause of basing troops in their countries. >>> a cleveland city councilman is spending thousands of dollars in campaign money on repeated cross country trips. at the center of the controversy cleveland councilman zack reed. so w

mid to lower 60s toward millersburg radar they are very quiet this afternoon as high pressure continues to move across the ohio valley. right now temperatures are going to be about 15 to 20 degrees above normal for this time of year but, leon, it is short-lived. you can see to the west of us we have a major system. this is our next cold front that will start to enter as we step into tomorrow evening for flow through. no need to fret throughout the rest of your afternoon. you can see hour by hour by 3:00 many of you will be sitting in the upper 60s to lower 70s. we won't really start to notice the cloud coverage until about tomorrow morning. for the next 12 hours, i need you to soak up the sunshine because also in the forecast i am tracking a few snowflakes. i will show you that coming up. >>> many thanks. >>> the board of education dealing with mounting pressure it has moved his meeting to the cafeteria of the senior high school this night. two presidents of the board have resigned at top spots in recent weeks all the while there is pressure to find a new president in this time of a sch

freezing in millersburg. a little warmer lakeside in the low to mid-40s. your weather overnight in cleveland in the upper 30s by sunrise. inland, look at this. lower and middle 30s for many of you. it's going to be a warmer weather week. i'll show that to you coming up. >>> next, road rage gone wild. >> i have someone gunning at me on the freeway. >> what kind of a moron are you? >> people pulling out guns, tletsenning -- threatening overs on the road and putting threatening others on the road, and putting everyone at risk. >> how it could be considered >>> come on, admit it we've all gotten angry behind the wheel but road range is getting worst across north -- rage is getting worse across northeast ohio. jonathan walsh found that many counties are less safe almost as if road rage is contagious. >> we know that if we do this. >> i just got shot. >> you got shot? >> there's going to be consequences. >> 911 what's your address? >> i had someone point a gun at me in a car on the freeway. >> road rage. >> what kind of a moron are you. >> a former kent state pr

it is 60 degrees still in downtown cleveland on 17 november. 59 in hawkins and 53 canton and 16 millersburg and 62 in fremont. again we have 430 dew points southerly breezes 10 mph and 64 is the official high right where we said it would be and the averages 50 and 37 so another warm day and tomorrow will add a good eight or 9 degrees. we will see some high cloudiness moving in during the overnight hours but here is the winter storm, the first of the snow is wrapping up in the low was right here and it will slide towards lake superior. we will stay on the warm side and you can see the temperature contrast and 80s just an hour ago. there is a front in between. tomorrow we will set new record highs and then this cold arctic air, streaming and and 7 am on saturday and then falling temperatures after that and scattered rain during the day and this mixes with snow by late afternoon and then scattered snow saturday night into sunday. should have these coats ready. i don't think we'll have a lot of snowfall accumulation, the could be some spots that get a few inches but we are not going crazy on ex

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or there, but that will not deter you from stepping outside and enjoying the fall day chill in millersburg popping up at new philadelphia at 29. so yes it is a very chilly night. we certainly will want the heaters. as it flies to the south temperature wills be hovering right back up. even tomorrow more enjoyable. my high is 57. 58 with glorious sunshine. but will we keep that warmth into next week? we will take a look at your seven-day forecast in just minutes. >>> finding a parking spot at west side market just got a bit easier. >> it under construction since april. the west side market's park reopened to the. >> yeah, but that is the least of the worries for those vendors who lost money during construction. right now petitions are circulating with more than 100 vendor signatures on it asking the city for a rent reduction because under their current agreement they're going to raise rate rates scheduled the next two years. we're going to keep you updated coming, but demolition finally started today in shaker heights a huge turnout today. for the project that will include 100,000 square fee

millersburg, good morning, 33 degrees, 35 for ashtabula. lower 40s for cuyahoga county to lake county. so hour by hour, whatever you have planned, be outside this afternoon, but really a strong high pressure is building, temperatures are slightly below normal. tomorrow we'll bounce back to the mid-50s. so hour by hour, you can see 2:00 we'll hit that peak of our highs of only 49 degrees. nick. >> she had those layers handy. thank you, janessa. >>> well, finding parking at the recent parking expansion project is supposed to make things better, but vendors say that's just one of the many reasons why their profits have been declining. news 5's meg shaw is live at the market right now. she's been there all morning for us. and, meg, how bad is this drop in sales we're talking about? >>reporter: nick, some vendors tell us business is down 40%, 50%, even 60%. some of them tell us that they've resorted to getting part-time jobs, cutting back on the number of people helping, simply because they can't afford it. aisles in the market are bear because

those are some of the areas were getting more moderate clips of rain especially through the three millersburg. along 77 before rainfall amounts that nothing to the east is taking its time of spreading to our eastern counties of more than half inch has fallen in toledo and getting closer to the swath of brayden will be over spreading into northeast ohio. the rain is gone and tomorrow and for a pretty mild day. was pretty much around the middle and upper 40s and the winds sustained 10-20. it will give way to dry morning and what happens tomorrow morning. clouds around with an emerging sunshine was some very warm temperatures. i was more seasonable and the 40s. you're a day forecast, just a little bit longer. >> still to come tonight, and man's midflight outburst leaving passengers stunned. skating routine raising eyebrows. that act as part of a celebrity show why it's sparking international outrage. later on in sports the big ten comes down hard on jim harbaugh and the wolverines. the latest from berea. where rg3 is a bit closer says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should

lower 40s for millersburg. maple heights here in the lower to mid-30s. you can see our radar starting to rev up here. seeing some pockets of a little bit of a mixture with temperatures below the freezing mark for stark and summit counties. even richland county. you're seeing a little bit of wintery mix. the brunt is moving east. 10 to 15 miles an hour and it's on the isolated side. this first round is going to be moving in and out fairly quickly. this is the front that we are north. the bulk of this moisture is moving to the north. we're still going to watch that back edge. pretty much doesn't hit us until your early evening. i'll show you exact timing coming up but the wind are revving up. we're going to lose the sunshine. mostly cloudy skies. a southernly flow. be picking up to about 15 to 20 miles an hour. high pressure is going to a little bit milder air throughout your day. you can see from your hour by hour hour most of us going to be in the lower to mid- 50 #-z as we step into about the 3:00 to 5:00 hour. tonight, the clouds will be in place. thou

good morning to millersburg. you're off to a very chilly start. now the radar starting to rev up here. just a tad bit. pockets of kind of a wintery county to southern medina county. moving east fairly quickly. i do want you to take note of that. the brunt of this moisture is still to the west. it looks like it's moving to the north. we are going to watch this back edge of moisture that really doesn't enter until 6:00 to 7:00 tonight. so your hour by hour talker to see the temperatures for the last few days of november. daytime highs are about 10 degrees above normal. let's show you so if you have evening plans today, you can see this is -- this isolated activity around that noon hour as you're stepping out to lunch. you can see the bulk of this moisture to our west from erie start to move in. 6:00 to 7:00. this is more of an overnight event. have the umbrella handy. 55 degrees. tonight the clouds will be in place. we'll be in the lower 50s. >> thanks so much. we are still accident-free. haven't seen any big issues on the highways right now. 490 ar

current temperatures 57 millersburg 56 akron. there's dover-new philly. 57 for ravenna 54. winds have been blustery. all right? if you are trying to rake some leaves, they're blowing all over the place. 18-mile-per-hour winds in canton, 15, even gusting upwards of 20 to 25 miles per hour right along the lakeshore for mentor all the way into ashtabula where a gale warning is in effect for boaters for temperatures will bottom out in the middle and upper 40s for the big cities tomorrow morning as you get up and go but notice we're in the lower 50s for the morning commute, so that's not too shabby. your overnight low 44 degrees, clear skies with clouds well after midnight. tomorrow let's do 50 to 53. mainly cloudy with that rain shower. there's your weather, frank. weather you love. >> lovely. >>> next, all new at 5:00, can you today. well, a lot of us can't believe it. and that's why local food banks are hurting for donations. butts not too late to help. >>> and tonight, all new at 6:00, serving is minors. only news 5 was al for the ride when local police busted us off-guard.

am. 56 millersburg, 54 at dover-new philly. 53s up and down i-77 from canton to cleveland. winds sustained at 13 miles per hour in cleveland and elyria. 16 miles per hour in canton. fought am. your best collapse for showers to really come in, in earnest, i would forms. we're drying out in time for your morning rush. temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow looks dry. the rain is arriving earlier than expected. so we should be able to get rid of it for your tuesday. looking pretty dog-gone good. 11:10, rain then 7:15, foach. a little more sunshine in the afternoon as as we can get 61 or 62 in a lot of spots tomorrow. not bad. should be dry. akron, there you go. by 3:00 p.m. up close to sick degrees after but then kind of hanging in the lower 50s for the morning com miewflt there is the rain stopping and no rain expected during the daylight hours tomorrow. love seeing that. by the way, december is right around the corner. p. coming your way as we head toward the weekend. leon. jonathan walsh? everyone is coming up. it does include a cool-down. cooler temperatures and a little bit of

wooster 5:36 millersburg 5:44 approaching mentor and fair lawn dry most of the afternoon and all of a sudden a flare up of showers along this front. that's what we expected would happen. this rain will be with us through the first part of the evening. it won't rain all night. we have the alert going until 10:00. behind it, we have a lot of cloud cover. colder air coming in. you see, got a little light snow minneapolis area. it is turning winter-like chicago's temp 37. we are 20 degrees warmer than chicago. this is the air that is moving this way. future view 7:00 has us dropping actually into the mid to upper 30s as the night wears on. it will be noticeably colder out there by 7:00 tomorrow morning. future view is going real aggressive with the cold dropping well in the as far as rainfall is concerned again, a lot of this coming down tonight. jefferson 3/4 and most areas looking at .1 to .2 of rain and not as heavy in western counties and canton area. you could be looking at a quarter inch tomorrow. tomorrow cold enough and gusty west wind gusting 30 miles an hour. throughout the day

english community center fills a big need both here and in the nearby communities of south english, millersburg, parnell and williamsburg. sot/nat just three full time workers produce more than 10-thousand meals a year for an aging population. in this part of iowa and keokuk counties, there are few public transportation options and not much of a safety net of other services for community is often call on to do more. " they can go from being well fed to not doing well at all in a shorter period of time...fewer people checking in on them " the small staff and a handful of volunteers often take time to visit and get to know the homebound or shut-in clients. almost 90 percent receiving the meals live alone. if those doing deliveries see something. "so we know to call their family...to say they're not looking right, not acting right you might want to consider calling or stopping by to check on them and it's something we enjoy doing we're glad to do it easing the burdens of the family and the client" jeri pierce is glad someone is checking up on her as well as delivering daily meals. after two stroke

winds. 53 in medina and 50 in astubula already. 56 in mansfield and 57 for the dinner plans in millersburg. high pressure will help out the weekend. 50s are not enough for you. 60s are making a return and getting close to 70s in the near future. east and that will shift the winds and bring in southern air. we are watching for the potential of rainfall well out west. not really finding a good opportunity pour rain until friday of next week. our yards are still green. if you want to keep them that way, you may actually have to keep an eye on them. well as far as temperatures go, at least it is a little bit of sunshine to help out. 72 in nashville and that's not happening but the yellow and the oranges will move back on to home and that means your daytime highs will bounce back. tonight chilly. when we lose the clouds no blanket for the warm and back in the cold. clear and 43 for us down. expecting to be even colder further south. 62 the daytime high. we will be breezy at times with the western winds shifting and helping to pull in the canton a high of 62 and further south 37. some of the out

you can see that cool air in place, out towards millersburg 32 degrees. hey, good morning, ashtabula, 38. 43 for lake county. throughout your afternoon, a lot more sunshine, and, remember, we're going to fall back this evening. so your forecast for the weekend with highs in the lower 60s. we start to really cool off tomorrow evening, 44 across closer to the lake, but inland areas could be in the lower to upper 20s once again as that cool air is in place. but, hey, break out the sunglasses, mostly sunny skies. nick. >> janessa, thank you. >>> >>> now to a disturbing story. right now isis hackers may be spying on shardon. the startling discovery made by a cyber security firm just weeks ago, a firm which says were discovered by messages from isis. news 5's meg shaw is live in chardon for us this morning with a story you will only see on 5. good morning, meg. >>reporter: yeah, good morning, nick. i'm here in the square in chardon where traffic is now starting to pick up this morning as folks are waking up and, you know, getting out and about this morning. so

a mixture of 30s and 40s, even mark in millersburg. not too much in the way of the windchill. the wind is behaving under 5 too 10 miles per hour. the satellite and -- 5 to 10 miles per hour right now. the satellite right here is showing this system parking its way to the east and park there for day or two. rain showers across the state in western pennsylvania. still lingering showers to the this way. ashtabula, same thing for you, the trumbull area, as the spotty showers truck off to the north-northeast. otherwise it will be a cloudy sky for us and lingering showers here and there. you will see the future-cast showing through the afternoon, the cloudy sky. maybe something tries to come back to the far northeastern counties after 4:00 or 5:00. doesn't look to be terribly heavy by any means at all. if you are a black friday shopper going out for the deal, here is what to expect between 3:00 and 6:00, should be dry with temperatures around 40 degrees. the storm system over the weekend will park itself there. it could give us a little rain- snow mix late friday night to early satu

down toin millersburg a new phiy morning low of 19 lake effect ee snow up to date new york is starting to get into this pattern nowfw what we did have throughout the fall months. technically still in fall.l. you know what, i mean, september andh october even early mid november we had plenty of dry breaks anden winter weather at to changewi as the track on is weather systems will becoming more west to east w to the heare of the country whichr means were not only going to have temperatures a little bit coolem but the way these panhandle lows today mostly sunny. sn upper 30s near 40 wins arere starting to die down a little as we stay to the 20s tonight. claim to the lower 40s tomorrowght we mention tomorrow we're going to see showers developing watch s temperatures early tomorrow morning. start to see the 20s tures all a sudden a big boost of relativel warmth that will slowly changeyh any speed back over to rain especially in the afternoon and early evening anticipating showersn the as the temperaturr begin to goe back up. thanksgiving day fraud is gone thursday is looking drier as the af

back edge of this rain shield that came through earlier now we see in transition in wit dina, into millersburg into mansfield with 36 we will see a break before the core of cold air gets in your yesterday we had a record high of 74 now this morning went from 66 to the 30s four hours ago. the land is coming out of the northwest. the cold air talked about thanksgiving would be one of those we would see the pattern more unstableld there is a break some accumulation today into the dick goddard's final forecast tuesday 6:00 p. thanksgiving in the 40s could see some wet snow early friday. when the snow flies, fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for ioxt alerts. fox 8.com. >> claim to see things in the food such as potato chips that look like lincoln or a piece of toast with the virgin mary.. >> wants warning when you you see this next message you can not unsealed. recently posted this picture of a seminal, can you see what tha looks like? >> said that it looks like an anguished pt, extraterrestrial. after it was posted another saw the same thingng

so keep an eye on that. 37 med gena, wooster, millersburg, 37 ravenna it mansfield. 40 in cleveland, 49 akron, 38 for canton and dover new philly. i want to show you the hour by hour here. if you're planning your day, some of you are going to hit the road and travel, others are going to go shopping, right? notice it's lake effect rain morning to late morning i'm thinking we transition to all scattered light rain and even some sprinkles around the region, sprinkles and drizzle with temps hovering generally in the low 40s. we may hold on to some lake effect rain in the snow belt's geauga county and ashtabula counties throughout the afternoon and then things gradually fading out through the evening hours. your hour by hour, let's show it to you, 7:00 a.m. 42 within a degree or two of that number for the high temps today all across the area. and then slowly falling temps overnight. but here's the trend. you notice we finally begin to see dryer air move in and some clearing coming our way, especially after midnight. so once again rain/snow mix during the morning hours with some afternoon

below normal in land a different story with the wind chill in the akron at 1819 in new philadelphia millersburg you go up route 871e up to someone in twinsburg in of cuyahoga county and we are above freezing. if you thinkin we've had a bad year, 4 feet here, 4 feet of snow right nowad in upstate new york that was the lake effect they have been hammered with over the last two days. there is the pier and handle will coming out of the southwest tomorrow 50d with the day of rain our forecast today mostly sunnyy temperatures climb close to 40 little clouds tonight we climb back ov as the warm air over rights further west a will have a litte sleet mixed in thereve primarila rain if there is any sort ofrt transition it would be short livedan temperatures climb well into the 40s tomorrow any sort of sleet would be left currently with winds picking up out of te southwest with the good thing at the rain out of here by thanksgiving day a quarter of ar estimate of what we are anticipating with that. notice the jetstream week at these buckles in the jetstream that means moree frequent weather systems headin

a couple area, though, like millersburg are 49 degrees already. the windchill factor isn't too much of an issue today. the forecast breakdown, 44 at noon. 48 at 5:00. good napping weather with the we will see improvements sunday and monday with highs in the ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. ?air marker spraayer!!!? chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." you're looking live at the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here in new york city. ah. filled with confetti and all. more than 3.5 million people expected to line the streets to enjoy the floats and the balloons as security is tighter than ever. we learn from gio clowns on the streets of new york. >> are those babies or little bo peeps? >> i was trying to figure out what they were so that's why i avoided -- >> mentioning

in intensity and coverage as well during the morning hours. 39 cleveland, akron, 37 wooster, 38 millersburg, 36 currently in ashtabula. winds are gusty along the lake shore especially, so i'm going to show you the wind chill temperatures. here's what it feels like. it's going to feel like you're in the 30s all day long. it feels like some 20s out there right now. so make sure to dress for winter. here's the forecast, 42 today, and wet snow should quiet down during the afternoon with mainly cloudy skies and some sprinkles and drizzle lingering. 33 tonight, clearing skies, definitely a chill in the air. and for your seven day, here we have it, monday some late showers toward evening, 51. 61 tuesday, but it's going to be a very wet day, more rain, 58 wednesday with rain. back into the 40s, that's more normal, yeah, thursday, friday, into saturday. sarah. >> all right, thanks, >>> well, bruised, battered but a survivor. this morning we're hearing from a woman who just made it through a terrifying bear attack. and just a warning, these images are pretty tough to see. this is the first bear attac

pretty good a bounce between millersburg into the self ofof canton. it's been very quiet and damp and mostly cloudy and warmer .emperatures all the way out to sandusky and in the middle 60s. aside for a few days hit and miss showers, it will turn drye and we're not anticipating a lo of work here. the temperatures will start to drop when they get the rain out and sunshine. afternoon temperatures falling intote the upper 50s. the eight days coming up in a few minutes. >> the party is going on in chicago. every cubs fan seem to be there overnight. >> other than a couple street the celebrations. there are so many fans us hundred we feel pretty you coul link or y you wanted to go. you have the full along the current of the cried --i of the crowd. this nervous faces the crowd, some turn to wait across to the other sidec but it wasn't happening at all. news vehicles, basted on top of them.cl >> hello tradition. i think tradition is your time mentally and being upheld. curses and superstitions or not. it's really great for the entir concert could be on that m