kurtland 4 # in -- you have a little bit of sunshine. 4 # in madison, 44 in orwell. light rainfall just approaching. in akron to 4 # in canton. a little bit more light rainfall to the west here in wooster. as we all sit within the lower 40s. sol the heavy shower activity farther south just trying to push into pockets a little farther north as well. a little bit move to the north but marble head some moderate rain. so maybe securitying the northern parts of loraine county but for the most part this is pretty light. you can see over pitsville and you're going to see your increase here in the next half an hour as well. i talked a little bit about this. one moving on top of us. still back toward chicago. drops but let's time it out for you. we see those increasing charges to the north. here this afternoon here's 2:00 in cleveland's getting wet. we also find that break for the- esque hours. here's the start of our game at 2:00. we're seeing rain but 7:00 it's gone. that's the good news. we amuse into the overnight and like that showers even a maybe a few thunderstorms pos

actually they knew george orwell because he came to barcelona at this time and his wife who also came to spain, worked in the same office with charles or. extraordinary people were drawn to spain at the time, those who came, mostly communist party members, they were appalled by what happened in the soviet union but here in spain, there seemed to be a revolution generally coming from the bottom up and not imposed from the top down like the bolsheviks. those are the eyes through which i try to see this aspect of what happened in that era. i will mention one other big story of the war that got completely ignored by correspondents at the time and treated in a perfunctory way by historians since then. and here is what it is. those correspondents who spent hundreds of thousands of words describing the siege of madrid the which went on two years and involved, the first time the major european capital was under heavy sustained aerial bombardment by nazi planes, they never looked up at those planes, and wondered where is there fuel coming from, should have been an obvious question. nationalist

ashtabula 61. 65 orwell. 63 madison. heading south, 64 akron. 67 mohican state park. 65 ashland. 67 sandusky. 65 illyria above average. typical high should be about 60 degrees this time of year. today we reach the high in cleveland of 68 here 60 67 for akron and canton. it is a beautiful day, but as we are noticing the clouds are moving in and it will soon be rainfall. you can see this is pushing further to the lake communities -- but this is about 1:00 -- show you where the rainfall is, how much you can expect closer to home, but it does push further south and shifts eastward as we move toward the morning hours. you may see light rainfall through the morning commute. through the afternoon we are dry. you will see sunshine here as well, but the warmth and close to 70 degrees temperatures are gone. 54 your high in cleveland. 52 in akron. this particular rain shot is into impressive. to 100s the biggest change will be temperatures. if you're making monday a nice pumpkin day or you're headed out to get yum be -- yummy apple

quick popup showers and thunderstorms and then they are done, real light here now just moving out of orwell, bloomfield increase of light rain very very soon. dry south 64 in akron. fartherrer and close tore the lake. 64 vermillion, 66 degrees in cleveland. awaiting your front, that front takes away these 60s and replaces it with highs stuck in the upper 40s and lower 50s. but it brings in the overnight rain chance. east siders with the best opportunity, very light for the morning commute. glare tomorrow, that's for sure. afternoon temperatures expecting to be in the lower 50s but you will have sunshine that will help with the northwest wind. blustery for some of us. looking at .100, with the real quick popup showers and thunderstorms this evening, these numbers are not including that. so ashtabula you picked up half and inch in spots. hoping find some pumpkins or a nice one to carve this week, tomorrow is going to be a tough one for you, morning temperatures in the 40s, noon hour 50. and only a high of 52 degrees. so does that mean it is going to go be chilly for our tribe? the answer is y

orwell getting in on that. further west sprinkle's going on. this will shower will move into the wellington area just south but good clip into valley city. and the slight to moderate and much of wayne county. right over to that dover in philly area. the canton area it starting to dry out. but more light rain showers to the west. roads out there right now. the heavy rain threat is not here yet. that will be changing. all of this along a great frontal boundary that stretched across half of the country or so. what i want you to see is not just that we have these light rain showers but we also have building. dry air is in place across the deep south. at this plume of moisture. that will ride along the front and we will probably see a big gathering of intense moisture potentially tomorrow night into thursday. that can set us up for heavy rain on thursday. let's talk about tonight 1st and into the morning. you can see winds turned to the northeast. temperatures about 60 at daybreak. midday temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70. be with us in the

they have in hudson, 38 rav na. 33 in orwell. we're flirting with freezing out that way. . clear skies a bound for much of northern ohio, thin clouds are beginning to spin our way. big cold front is well to the west. this will swing through probably get into friday but we do have some rain chances this weekend. on the lake it is going to be smooth sailing with light and variable winds not like good sailing more like power boating. tomorrow does have a nice rebound as the temperatures make it back into the upper 60s as we start to see some color on the trees. of course you could wednesday we go thursday, there is our rain chances and then friday we have a whole lot to talk about with that alcs coming to town. temperatures for friday's night -- friday night's game in 55. >>> the indians are moving on to the championship series. . >>> fenway park in boston, and the indians clubhouse celebration t the indians sweep the division series against the heavily favored red sox 3-0. they advance for the first time in history to the championship. it will happen against the toronto blue

and then out to the east look at orwell 34 in the morning possibly. 37 for courtland and hudson so we expect patchy frost and not expecting a freeze. if that is the case that would be over in pennsylvania but as of the potential for frost. keep in mind the frost will not kilt mantes there will be damage but they will survive -- kill the plants. there will be damage but they will survive. if you love it cover it. whether you in the frost zone or not. you have to do your best judgment and if it's your prized plant that you just can't let go of yet, get that cover on it. growth season from the grass. sunny skies teng across the area. there are the -- continuing across the area. they are patchy thin clouds that you can barely see off to the west but they are coming in. apartment next storm system is in the rocky mountain states and will swing through and is likely to bring your rain or rumble chances late week. but we have got 60s and 70s west of us in the meantime. that will come ahead of the next front. so things look good. on the lake light waves expected to be flat. water temperatures

wide path that still has us very nervous about having that storm either on top of us, or if sure, orwell offshore and everything is still in play. the computer models have shifted a bit. very consistent with the bahamas taking it out wide and nudging a bit off our coast. there has also been a little bit of shift east in the computer models tonight. why is that? well the area of high pressure may be getting weaker and the area of low pressure pushing it away may be getting stronger and you will never guess why this high pressure is getting weaker -- because there is a note of tropical start out it will stay out there and not affect any united states land but it is out there and it could influence the high pressure that is influencing hurricane matthew and of course it will influence our forecast but it remains a 600 mile wide storm. bringing that up the coast here is what it could look like -- bringing cloud cover to all of the carolinas on saturday afternoon in this red ring will be were the strongest of wind is. greater than 40 miles per hour. even though it could be way out there could

a friend of mine, a judge in denver said he acquires all of the law clerks upon arrival to read orwell and say politics which is a great introduction on how to write. but that to have any law clerks doing any writing, the judges don't do it and the chief judges don't try to impose any progress in improvements with the flock the insubordinate judges. >> you had described earlier tae a literary mind quick. >> it is a sensibility that is the understanding of the real world and also his days sensibility if you've emotions and one in particular. with wannabes' eureka opinions so how else could that be described? so with this awareness of people and different ways of how they live in the real world but then the fictional role that has so much to it and has the empathetic and philosophical and bass said earlier i think this is true. he has shakspere in him. so with the real-life comes up and then it connects to recognize the grandeur sense to be infused but that we don't find anywhere else. can evolution is historical or literary. and some judges who try to show they are smart and they don't

a judge, a friend of mine, judge in denver just said to me he requires on arrival to read george orwell'sfamous essay on the english language which is a great introduction to how to write, but that is going to have law clerks doing any writing, judges don't do it, chief judges don't try to impose progressive improvements on their flock of support of judges. >> richard posner has a literary mind. >> it is a sensibility, i think, that merges understanding of the real world, economic analysis, a sensibility that emotions, human emotions, human drama, every now and then you have one of these eureka opinions, records to shakespeare, completely and utterly's, how else could it be described, so it is an awareness of people in different ways, how people live in the real world, the fictional world has so much real to it but also the empathetic, philosophical, referring to this, this is true. to my right, shakespeare living in him. and after saying them, something comes up, it connects so we have a literary mind recognizing the grander description that goes with literature, confused into dick's opi

as always with our political quote of the day which comes from the late author and critic george orwelld this was some 70 years ago mind you. quote in our age there is no such thing as keeping out of politics. all issues are political issues and politics itself a mass of lies, evasions and schizophrenia. that was 70 years ago. just 8 days full election coverage. we will be back here tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. we hope you will, don't forget the factor is up next. good night. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i'm sure a lot of you may be asking what this new email story is about and why in the world the fbi would decide to jump in to an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing. >> the clinton campaign hammered by new email suspicions. is the fbi doing the right thing? talking points will address it tonight. >> hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before. >> donald trump taking full advantage of the latest fbi email controversy, even as poll numbers show he is gaining on secretary clinton. we will have the facts. >> are you following the elec

if you are waking up with us in ashtabula county, towards orwell, that is where we are tracking the heavy rainfall towards lennix and trouble, back towards cuyahoga county, a couple of spotty showers and it looks like into lake county, right along the shoreline, we are seeing more showers. you will notice over lake erie, tracking several bubble up showers and perhaps isolated thunderstorms. watch out for it throughout the morning and into the afternoon. looking for highs pushing near 70 degrees and i know that a lot of folks have been asking, all right, we have got the rain. we have got the clouds. we have got the cool temperatures but when is the sunshine returning if i want to go to my favorite pumpkin patch? the good news is that this upcoming work week -- it looks phenomenal. >> we will talk more about that. >> the pumpkin patches ki >> absolutely. >> the apple orchards that you were at yesterday -- it gets a little moist. >> we need to dry out. >> we do. >> thank you. >>> now to the top story this morning, one person is dead and two others hospitalized in a hit crash along i-40 80 at

stomp box atop the radarmp shot was off to the east around ashtabula and down toward pierpont and orwell also some rain close to ravenna and kent perhaps even streetsboro and over the left side no these of showers around stow and western streetsboro have tried to thin out in the last te but it looks like they're burgeoning once more to the northwest of stowr north canton also some sprinkles and maybe around alliance as well look at the wins it's another ones it's another story cruising and out of the northwestw sustained at 14 miles per hour over 30 miles per hour and a couple of these gusting into the low 20 mile-per-hour as a yesterday but definitely get your attention heading out the door you'll need a windbreaker for sure or moderate jacketetr 48 and mentr 42 barber 10 by dina at 41 brunswick checking in at 44 as is masculine heads and 43 alliance and west salem both 82 synvisc and 43 here's how it looks from outer space is superimposed radar the heaviest precipitation moving to the york currently meanwhile n back to the west we see west we see breaks in the overcast hopefully tt sun