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duffy. let's go to sam roberts. we have a beautiful forecast. >> tia: this is the shopper. >> samantha: i can neither confirm or deny. >> brian: we're going to open a branch office of amazon at the station for you guys. it's getting ridiculous. >> samantha: those packages show up here. we have to get ready for spring and buy our spring clothes, right, because it's warming up opened opened-toe shoe kind of weather here. this is another big story. that is that daylight saving time begins on sunday! now now, my friends in this room don't love it much because we get an hour less of sleep. just before 7:00, and it sets around 7:30. but on sunday our sunrise won't occur until almost 8:00 in the morning. don't forget before you go to bed on saturday night, you have to spring forward. so you turn your clock ahead one hour. so we do lose an hour of sleep. hey, we enjoy more daylight. it's a harbinger of spring. we're warming things up. all good stuff here. we have a lot of cloud cover moving into the area, but they're not pr

duffy. meteorologist sam roberts came to work today, was not feeling well, put together the forecast we're going to run you through this forecast just exactly how sam told us to. we can let you know that we've got some clouds moving in a little bit. you can see that from the south. those clouds will not roll in here very quickly, but they will get here and we're expecting them. it's going to be a cloudy day, and we're going to see the clouds increase into the evening and could see a spotty shower by sometime tonight. >> tia: look at the current temperatures. not too bad if you leave out the house at 6:31 this morning. you see cleveland at 40 degrees in akron and 38. columbiana is around 34. so we have a few that are in the low 30s, but not many this morning. i mean, look at this. by 3:00 today 58 degrees. i think a lot of people will be excited about that. even lunchtime, 55, so you may not want to have lunch at the desk today at the office. >> we're starting with sun, and that's when the temperatures, of course, start to go down just a little bit. but all in all pretty nice day, right? we've go

duffy. snow back in the forecast. samantha roberts is in the first alert weather center. not too bad out there, sam, though. some are getting snow. >> samantha: you drove through some on your way in, and there's some snow out there. meteorologist john loufman was just out in the cleveland 19 news storm chaser. some roads in aurora had a little acouple lags on them. this is not a major snow event, but it may slow you down. look where that snow is right now. again, this is mainly on the east side if you're joining me from the southeastern side of cleveland down into akron, portage county, geauga county, trumbull and ashtabula, that's where most of the snow is. central lorain quarter also seeing some snowshowers. i menninged that most of the it is pretty light, but again, it could drop a quick coating on the roads. temperatures are below freezing, so there may be a few slick patches out there. watch out for it on your drive in. setting up and being stationary for long. they're wobbling out really quickly. we don't expect major accumulation from this. the wind direction is ou

duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. sam roberts is here in the first alert weather center. i don't know if she has a lot to talk about. it's so beautiful. that's something to talk about, the warm-up. >> brian: it's nice and will get cold and warm again. >> tia: let's focus on the warm part. >> brian: i'd like to. tell your buddy over there to do that. >> samantha: it's so warm outside this morning. we're in the 50s, and some of us are almost at 60 degrees. if you're along the lakeshore, it's so mild. let's going outside and show you what it looks like coming into downtown. great visibility, no fog issues. you can see folks driving just fine from this vantage point coming into and going out of downtown cleveland. roads. very low-impact weather. you may run into a spot of drizzle, a little patchy, light rain today, but nothing to slow you down. mid-50s right now for most of us. 7:00, low to mid-50s and we're going to stay there through mid-morning. so dress for a spring-like start and a spring-like finish. here's doppler max. nothing being picked up on the radar. there's no r

duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. meteorologist sam roberts is in the first alert weather center with a forecast with much colder temps than we've seen lately. this weekend, sam, people better bundle up. >> yeah. if you've been shopping and maybe found a great deal on a winter coat because there's on sale, you've been itching to wear the kothe coat, this is a perfect weekend to do so. we start off with a live look over downtown cleveland. there's terminal tower in the background. it's beautiful outside. 39 is our current temperature, so it's chillier than it has been the last couple of mornings, but you know, it's not frigid. i mean, we can make it. we'll be all right. just a little chilly. last three hours problem-free. no rain, no snow, absolutely nothing going on. i thought i would check the visibilities just in case we wanted to show you how clear it is out there. perfect tens across the board. no fog, no rain. there is absolutely nothing to stand in your way on your way into work, and, of course, it's friday. i hope you have an easy drive

duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. meteorologist john loufman is nor sam roberts. it's different from what we saw earlier this week. we saw warm temperatures and nothing in the air. this time they're something coming down. >> john: what are you saying? i show up and the weather turns bad? >> tia: i guess that's what i was saying. >> john: when sam was here we were in the 70s and dry and gorgeous. i show up and we maybe flirt with 60 and have rain around. we're glad you're up and joining us. sam will be back soon, believe me. a live look shows terminal terminal in colors that reflect kidney day. the sweep arm is moving through the region that is across the moderate stuff is in yellow, and really, this is nothing of any consequence at the moment. once it accumulates through the course of the day and you can see there's plenty more where this came from, we could see amounts of up to an inch of rain. you get that much in one day, and it could be causing problems, minor flooding. we'll keep you apprised of that if roadways get covered or small creeks or streams do. temperatures flirting with 60 and a couple spots hit 60

duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. meteorologist john loufman is in for meteorologist sam roberts. we have scientists all over the place, right? a lot of geniuses work here. john, i know you've been looking at our forecast. >> john: genius? >> brian: that was a first for you, john. >> john: i guess. i'm not going to have to live up to that, right? you're not in the twilight zone, folks. you're really not. this is all real and so is the cloud cover over us. so is the picture of the feazel roof cam of the sitting coming alive on a friday morning on dry roads on which laura will speak about in moments only. there are plenty of clouds in indiana and illinois, and there's clears and sunshine before the day is done. what a great way to finalize the work week. reading won't climb out of the 40s for many of us, and a couple of spots may exceed 50 degrees. i'm thinking make the akron/canton area and points west lorain and points west as well. 40 at mansfield and sang dusky is 39 degrees. here are the regional temperatures, so we're in the ballpark with everybody in the 30s and 40s. we're on

. >> tia: this is the one and only brian duffy and i'm the one and only tia ewing and i'm going to the one and only meteorologist sam roberts who is tracking all of the things you need to know for the weekend forecast. >> samantha: a little warm-up coming, but first we have to get through the really cold stuff and a little snow out there this morning as well. you may be waking up and seeing out your blinds that there's a coating of snow on the grass. most of the roads are okay with the exception of down south. we'll get to that in a moment. we'll go through the rest of the area now. cleveland, akron, mentor out to sandusky and all of the western areas, we have dried out. look towards holmes county and into tuscarawas county. dover and new philly should be in carrollton and columbiana county, still steady snow there. we have closures and delays in the areas. make sure you watch the bottom of the screen. we'll have all the closings and delays scrolling through the morning. our school closings crawl is bigger. it's easier to see because we have your busy and we want you to see it running around in the morning trying to get eve

duffy. rain moved through the area. yesterday it really rained hard overnight. 9:00, 9:30 maybe. it was brutal. let's go to sam roberts for a look at the forecast. >> samantha: good morning. good morning if you just are a little sleepy. did you lose that hour of sleep? i think we all did the night morning. we're also dealing with some fog. so we have to take it easy. a lot of drowsy driving out there this morning. straight to the maps and show where you that fog is. visibility is down to a mile. only a quarter-mile right now in canton, two miles in dover. you know, one to two miles is pretty drivable, but, of course, it will cause you to lose your sight for a moment and slow it down. please take it easy out there. again, a quarter-mile in canton is tough to see. you can look out over 480, and yeah, it's foggy. got the headlights on. i hope everybody is using the low beams this morning because that's what you need in the fog. high beams just reflect that -- those headlights right back into your eyes. do not want that. fog will be gone by mid-morning, and really mild weather for today. then late day showers and thunders

duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. the good news no one was hurt from that tornado we showed you and better news for ohio voters. weather shouldn't keep you from casting your vote today. sam roberts is here. the only thing we're contending with at this point, a little fog out there if someone is heading to the polls early. polls open at 6:30, and there's still lingering fog. >> samantha: there will be some fog through at least 9:00. if you're voting very early this morning, you will be driving through the fog. don't let that stop you. about 9:00. of course, that rain from overnight, that's gone. it was loud and windy. the thunder, the rain. so that's all gone. now, there are a few little spits of light rain or drizzle around, but the big story is the fog. medina counties under a dense morning. that just means that in these areas through about 9:00, visibility may be down as low as less than a quarter-mile. so please take it slow out there. this is 480 in the background. it's very foggy out there. cleveland. you travel south, akron/canton well into the 50s. mansfield is at 50 and sandusky, good morning to you. we're also in the upper 40s. here's the fog. again, you notice the visi