we're quiet in northeast ohio. look there, you can see how as far as we go ahead into this evening, you can see there, quiet for much of northeast ohio and a little bit of that snow reaching new philadelphia. in the upper 20s today and tomorrow. so, brace for that. we're going to talk more about that full power of 5 forecast coming up.

more jobs lost in northeast ohio. what does this mean going forward? >>> and his is dead but investigators think otherwise. how a suspected sex ped under the radar for years. >>> it is not snow but ing across northeast ohio a live picture in bedford. rk johnson warned us about the rain. >> how long will it stick around? >> the rain singles the end y thaw. a live shot at the power of five doppler radar. you can seong interstate 77, the back edge of the rain. just a few little light sprinkles behind that. let's zoom in. we will show you the moderate of rain in eastern geauga county and rock creek. thompson stretching down towards auburn center and look at this, could be ound, a few little ice pellets with the rain showers. we got rain showers into akron and into smith and into canton. but again the back edge is here. 40s back in cooling trend will continue. don't go to bed yet. we got a lot to talk about.y squalls and we got some snow day chances for the kids. i'll tell you when coming up. >>> we have breaking news out rica where an unknown number of hos

. >> here also a winter weather advisoryo in place for all northeast ohio the worst of the snow could come during your morning commutehe was a mac is standing by with a first look at what we can expect tomorrow morning. >> and we do have some light snow beginning to present to the westernes counties we arees in region for the time you wakeou up tomorrow morning heading off to the bus stop as well as heading into work during your morning commuteo so one because a secondary roadways could be slickne number two because you want to make sure you aren't in a rush and conditions could be slick or wet on the pavement winter weather advisory for the entire viewing area will take hours at 3:00 o'clock in the morning 3 and that will come to a whole or expired noontime on tuesday but thee lake affect a snow advisory will also take effect at 3:00 a.m. at about five hours but it won't come to an end until 8:00 a.m. wednesdayay because the lake affect the snow will be steadiest and heavy as to not until this time tomorrow and tomorrow night and coming to an end completely by mid to late morning on

driving forces in front of it causing showers in northeast ohio. as we had throughout the -- head throughout the morning, well. not only do we have the front moving through, but we have the front coming from the north and that together is going to cause snow flurries through the evening. keep that in mind and let's talk timing on this rain. so, we're looking at the radar and seeing some of the showers breaking apart there. ashtabula seeing some of the showers right now but remember, earlier this morning, about two hours ago. it's moving very quickly in and out. some lingering showers and that will push through especially along the lake shore and rush hour. zooming in, salem seeing sprinkles down there and youngstown. areas like ravena and akron dried out and telling you how quickly the bed of showers is moving and into the lake shore there, you see the pinkish purple color, a gail warning in affect. and you can see it push through time. we start to dry out and the snow comes in as temps drop and that is along the lake shore primarily and we're not

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we're quiet in northeast ohio. look there, you can see how as far as we go ahead into this evening, you can see there, quiet for much of northeast ohio and a little bit of that snow reaching new philadelphia. in the upper 20s today and tomorrow. so, brace for that. we're going to talk more about that full power of 5 forecast coming up. for now, mike, over to you. >> thank you. >>> and new details at noon about the american college student arrested in north korea. a cincinnati school system spokesperson confirms he is a native of ohio. he graduated from wyoming high school in 2013, and currently attends the university of virginia. p pyongyang said he is being investigated for antistate acts and is believed to be connected to the u.s. government. >> and happening today, the lights of the danville police officer killed -- life of a danville police officer killed in an ambush will be honored. sunday night. the calling hours are from 2-4 this afternoon and from 6-8. that is at brucker and kishner funeral home and set fo

a lot of snowfall moving across northeast ohio. and this is not just a lake affect snow event where it's just restricted towards the east side, this is going to be an equal opportunity for everyone to get a good dusting. one to two inches of accumulation. we're seeing that band of moisture and that is in the form of rain towards summit county, akron area. a good band, but as this tracks in, it's going to transition into a little bit of snowfall and that high wind advisory in place until 7:00 p.m. tonight, we're going to see sustained winds -- winds, 25 to 30 miles per hour and that is the constant wind speed as we head into the 7:00 hour. they pick up to 45 to 50. also, lake affect snow advisory starting at 2:00 p.m. for lake geauga, ashtabula county. three to five inches of accumulation where squalls persist because definitely you see heavier amounts. defined cold front really tracks in here. chicago, all the way into st. louis. the single digits, upper types and that cooler arctic air really pounces into northeast ohio. you can s

well, lots of sunshine across northeast ohio today. we're going to see high pressure continuing to build as we head into your mid- afternoon. so, after this broadcast, you need to get outside and soak up all of the sun. what we are seeing, though s a tradeoff and -- three, is a straightoff of our temperature on the cooler side. cooler air into columbus and into the athens area. they're currently at 11 degrees, as nick said, and dealing with snow emergencies out towards southern locations as they were under winter weather advisories for the start of the weekend. closer to home, northeast ohio from mansfield to wayne county, even when i put on my satellite not picking up moisture. we're not going to be tracking that for your -- excuse me, sunday, all the way into monday afternoon. before our next front starts to enter. right now at the airport, 24 degrees, akron into summit county and into the lower 20s. nick, i will show you coming up in our seven-day, when this next front starts to enter and also, this is really good news. 43 to 46 goi

. >>> folks in northeast ohio aren't leaving their neighbors behind. in this case we're talking about toxic water. the west hope partnered with water. the group has seen a strong outpouring of support so far and they haven't quite reached their goal of 50 thousand dollars to help out here. the crisis is something that really hit home for church leaders. >> i just did some missionary work in africa and the biggest problem they had was clear drinking water. and it made me sad. when i come home, we have that same problem. it was a burden on our heart and we said let's find some people >>reporter: and if you would like to help, they're located in cleveland. collecting donations until tuesday and will drive them up to michigan this thursday. also, rally support for flint is tonight show host jimmy fallon. the comedian announcing on twitter he's donating 10 thousand dollars to water efertst. the money going to michigan's water recovery from lead water. he invites others if you can to pitch in. >>> after losing his canine partner earlier this month, this offi

those are heavier amounts of rain, but this is widespread across northeast ohio. behind the rain, you can see the white all the way into cincinnati. a little bit of freezing rain here. this tracks in, i think, as we head into the 10:00 hour. across the board, we are dealing with high wind warning advisory. excuse me, starting already all the way into about 7:00 p.m. across the board from wayne county and into akron. we're talking about local gusts also, a lake affect snow advisory starting at 2:00 p.m. today. now, this is restricted for lake geauga, ashtabula county. three to five inches of accumulations where squalls persist could see heavier amounts. nick. >> we know the dream is alive for you and me this morning, janessa. >>> to the powerball jackpot now that has everyone talking. you still have a chance. last night, there were no winners. in fact, our local powerball signs reading 300 million right now. take a look at that, because there are not enough numbers to show it's up to 1.3 billion now. not enough spaces on that sign. the odds to win were 1 in 292 mil

it is the dawn of yet another wonderful day on the shores of d northeast ohio. the tuesday morning in the city.th if the trustee of january january 2016 is outside. as it is snowing. aj colby has a look at the forecast. in the snow is right on schedule. they are part of clubs of ethics the across northeast ohio the strength of person they indicate some heavier snow falling along i 71 and basically on the east side of cleveland. the winter weather advisory in effect until noon today and that's for everybody then venues the lake jack and ashtabula has artie pecans and those until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. there werere some lake enhance in behind that system for expectingct lake effect snow to fire up in the layout another 2-4 inches pipe wednesday morning 15th down ourrn sustained. picking up more moisture on the lake it's 39 degrees in late lake water. on the windchill chart here. notice there's more snow waiting in the wings associated with that clipper. then what happens is that h the east side terrified gets into lake effect snow t later today. the temperatu

@the weather has been pretty nice @ @here it seems like northeast @ohio is the place to be. @thanks @for being up with us on this @saturday morning. @i want to get @you caught up on your weather. @so let's send it over to the @weather center. @>>> we're definitely catching a @break today. @we have the mild @this morning, even our radar @view has quieted down. @we saw @some pretty steady showers about @a couple of hours ago but right @now just a little bit of late @rain out and around. @fog is an @issue if you are getting up and @heading out during this hour. @visibility is down in several @areas. @so give yourself a @little extra time. @but you @won't need that hat and @definitely won't need the @gloves. @temperatures in the @40s. @today's forecast, however, @does feature after that patchy @fog some scattered showers late @in the day. @i think we're going @to get a little bit of a break @for mid-day and then ramp up @some of the rain later on this @evening and overnight tonight of @the changes we're really @tracking come tomorrow morning @as the temperatures drop and @that r

you know, impacts from this storm will be like minimal in northeast ohio. things are pretty quiet here. we've just had a few flurries and that's lake effect. that's not even associated with this system. although, in our southern counties, maybe a little 65 of snow. we will talk about -- a little skiff of snow. there is snow on the radar. a big swath of it covering much of the ohio valley, the tennessee valley, and into the virginias. and, we wanted to take you right to where it's all happening out in richmond, virginia. expected to get several inches of snow. this is out in the suburbs. a little area called mosley just joining us is guley and julio. you look like you are having an absolute blast in this impending snow storm. >> well, the kids are definitely having fun. >> samantha: yeah, you look like you are nice and bundled up. now richmond hasn't even seen their first inch of the season. you guys have not had much of anything so far. and you may be stuck for a little while. what are you thinking you will do to keep yourself occupied? >> well, you know wh

it's making its way across northeast ohio -- as it makes its way toward northeast ohio, tomorrow. well offshore in the pacific right now, this next system moves in next wednesday. for most of the country, toward the south, they are looking at severe weather. in northeast ohio we will see rain and snow mix as well. this will allow are temperatures to take a tumble going into wednesday evening. get prepared for that. but enjoy your weekend with sun and clouds today and 48 degrees . our temperatures are unseasonably warm. you've probably been having the coat and heater cranking all we will be in the lower 40s today however. tuesdays groundhog day. look at that, 46 degrees. punxsutawney phil might just see his shadow. look at wednesday, 50 degrees, then we are taking a big dive on thursday and friday. by the p.m. hours on groundhog day, we will see the frontal system move through and we will start to feel winter make a come back. >> i am pretty sure he did not predict this weather so far. >>> a major upset this morning overnight, angelique kerber beat serena williams at the australian

the good news in northeast ohio, the sun is starting to come up. we're going to sit in some sunshine today. our temperatures are warming back up to the 30s, and we haven't seen the 30s in the last seven days. our 5 live radar is not picking up any moisture. just tracking inside and we'll see our next front move in tuesday. so, pretty quiet weather pattern into the next few days. so, they're picking up the pieces. yesterday, we were talking about 20 states under some kind of advisory or warning. that system made its way offshore and so, as we head definitely making sure they're safe, but roadways are dice into the rest of the day. the temperatures right now, we're on the cooler side. 18 degrees. when you factor in the winds, we are into the single digits across northeast ohio. >>> all right, janessa, thank you so much. breaking overnight, we learned a canal fullton police officer is hospitalized in akron this morning after a crash. it happened before midnight last night on milan avenue in canal fullton. the officer was responding to an emergency cal

cars spun out along the two interstates and others across northeast ohio. you don't want to end up like that. make sure to go slow and give yourself a few extra minutes. several cities have parking bans this morning, including chesterland, odot tweeting not too long ago to not crowd the plow which means to stay behind behind it. that is the safest spot when out on the roads. overall just be careful and be sure to bundle up. meg shaw is talking about those cold temperatures if in another part of northeast ohio. >> reporter: bundle up no doubt. it's bruleally cold. it says 5 degrees but it feels well below zero in a widespread of areas. if you have to head out, let's talk about what you should do to stay safe. wear several layers, loose fitting layers keep you a lot warmer on the inside. you need protection. make sure you have as much of your exposed skin covered as much as possible because in dangerous temperatures like this, you are at a much higher risk for frostbite and that frostbite can set in in just 30 minutes. don't forget about our four- legged frie

it's all the talk of northeast ohio. david blatt is out, tyrone lue the cavs are getting ready to play the bulls tonight. >> yeah, that's right, there's all this talk about the coaching change, but hey, by the way, there's a game tonight. today's the first chance we had to hear from lebron and the new head coach, tyrone e. san van gundy critical of the move today because the cavs were good, 30-11, right? but there were underlying problems. the organization felt the team was not required right is maybe the best way to put it and one thing you heard criticism about was lebron was not held accountable by coach blatt and lue did hold him accountable. how much things will change now assistant isn't going to change much. >> i talked to lebron, i have to hold you accountable. it starts with you first and everybody else falls into line, falls into place. >> lebron had much to say on this move as well. we'll hear from him coming up later in sports, lydia? >> all right, mark, thanks. as you can imagine, cavs with lots of opinions

>> winter in northeast ohio. nearly everyone fell victim to the snowy and bluster conditions today. this was the scene in this afternoon. where the weather cut down visibility. for drivers. >> and in independence. a similar scene. drivers using extra caution on the slick roads. while running their sunday errands. >> . many opted to stay inside. maybe next to the fire. others were out for some winter activity. the youngng and old alike. bundled up today for some >>>> tonight more of the same. especially for the eastern communities. >> we have windchills close to below 0 already. and we're headed to colder overde morning. it is eye watering cold. lake effect snow bands, are configuration. from cleveland east. even parma. up to maybe even avon lake. l getting in to a little lake effect snow. these bands don't appear to be kpwresive right now. intensity over night. a few snow flakes flying up around. there you see how con confined that area of snow is. it's all lake effect right now. hraeublg snow lake snow warning until tuesday at noon. >> four o'clock tomorrow. and a windchill advisor

great conditions for northeast ohio and this streak will continue as we head into tomorrow afternoon. a great sunset right there. the sun is starting to move out of the area. a few clouds tracking in as we head into tonight. yesterday this time folks i was talking about 29 degrees. look at that big jump. greater cleveland area, 57. didn't see 60s today. but akron-canton saw the high of 56. right now the temperatures are starting to cool off. just a tad bit at the airport, into the lower 50s. akron all the way to ashtabula county, lake geauga, you're at 47 degrees. taking a look at the power of 5, lots of sunshine. and dealing the high clouds throughout the afternoon. going to continue as we head into the rest of the evening. partly cloudy conditions. where is the warm air coming from? from the south from jackson to alabama, you can see there in the lower 70s and so we've seen that shift in the winds out of the south. and that's what is allowing for gradual warmup. if you're headed to the q tonight, still at 45 degrees at 8:00. the clouds will be in effect. and a pretty uneventful week

today, the newest police k9 in kept arrives in northeast ohio. the officer is coming home with has new partner. and meg shaw has more. >> reporter: the officer said there is so much emotion involved in this process and it's unbelievable the amount of support he's been given is any davis. the previous partner jethro was shot and killed in the line of duty earlier this month and davis said that jethro will never be replaced but going on the journey is helping him in the grieving process. >> part of life, we have to move first. i almost feel bad because it happened so quick and i think it's been therapeutic at the same time and helping in the healing process. >> and they should arrive back in northeast ohio this morning and the pair is not wasting time. and he will start 49 weeks of training next month before hitting the streets. meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> thank you want. >>> and cleveland's police department is working to win back the trust of clevelanders. they have a long way to go. that research was put together and that found they're twice as

northeast ohio single digits in some place and the w. not helping -- windchill not helping taking some of us below zero. meeting is at one of the coldest spots, brunswick. how does it feel? >> reporter: i've been standing now. morning. i want to show you we have a temperature gauge here right behind us. it says 5 degrees. it does not feel like 5 degrees. when you step outside, it will feel much, much colder. again, we haven't seen windchills like this kind of all winter long so we're not really used to it. so i know a lot of people have the day off today with that snow on the east side we've been talking about all morning. and not having work today, i outside and play. just remember to stay safe out here because frostbite can set in within 30 minutes. so have a lot of layers on that are loose to keep you warm on the inside so that you're not going any frostbite. we'll check back with you in a little bit to see how things are going this morning. live in brunswick, meg shaw, >> thank you. >>> you can see how much snow will fall in your nei

@this is a @problem that is right here in @northeast ohio. @it's not one easily explained. @it includes @children being sold into sex @slavery and @workers who were rock @trafficked from cheap @labor. @last year in ohio, 104 people @were @arrested for human trafficking. @thirty-three @victims inclouding seven boys, @three of them @under age 12 but the majority @between # and 17. @>> to say that someone is a @child @prostitute doesn't make sents. @and it is truly @a prostituted child and what is @happening to @that child is it is really the @result of an @adolt -- an adult action. @>> and it can happen -- @socioeconomic @background or zip code. @tips to watch for. @if @she gets a much older @boyfriend, suddenly has @lots of money, or you find @hotel skis in her @purse, and remember boys can be @victims too. @what can you do if you or @someone you know is @involved in human trafficking? @you can call the cleveland rape @crisis @center. @they know exactly the resources @that @these victims need. @live in cleveland, and @monica robins, channel 3 news. @>> and there are numbers

@good to @northeast ohio. @even in january, @any time. @times. @>> welcome home. @folks going @to see in your show? @>> my show is all about the @power of @your mind to achieve amazing @things. @i'm not @going to do tricks and i am not @a psychic. @i'm @-- it's all about our mind's @ability to focus @and communicate subliminally, @consciously, @intuitively. @and the mind, human connection. @>> how does someone get into @this line @of work? @>> how did you get started? @>> and my parents are both @seenologists. @and i was opposed to -- you @anemic when i was @very young. @and cool so to great effects. @and @performing arts. @and put that together. @>> in all your years of @mindreading. @we're going to talk about your @book. @and this @is a best seller called finding @focus in a busy @world. @>> people always ask me after @the show @how do you do it? @my best answer is really just @to focus and @that is how you do anything in @life. @that is @the issue of our time. @there is so much @information coming at us over @time. @people are @forgetting to have @conversations

@in northeast ohio. @here is future view. @we will break it down for you, @starting off early on sunday @morning, 45-50, rain, still no @snow, travel impacted by rain, @but at least the roadways are @just wet. @11o'clock, the western areas @places like sandusky, norwalk, @norwalk, ashland the changeover @to snow temperatures in the 30s, @ashtabula still 50 at 11 with @areas of rain. @that rain/snow line moves @towards the pennsylvania state @line by 1 o'clock in the @afternoon. @everyone switches over to snow, @30-35 during the afternoon. @areas of snow continue through @through late evening. @that will quickly quit though, @and set up for possibly bigger @lakes no tuesday night into @wednesday. @how much? @changes here again with the @snow band of being shift a @little closer to pennsylvania @but i think we could see 3-4 @inch amounts the farther north @you go. @not really influenced by the @lake, just closer to that area @of low pressure. @take a look at the numbers @carefully, tuesday we will get @another shot of snow, o n

it is the dawn of yet another wonderful and veryf cold day on the shores of northeast ohio a monday morning in the city and 5:00 in the morningni 13 degrees is a temperature outside thanks for waking up with us my name is wayne dawson. my name is kristi capel. let'sl. check in with aj colby it is frigid and windy and icy. it is with wind speeds gusting stuff. heist wink us reported at that fairport harbor r at 55 miles per not necessarily the most comfortable situation in terms of 52-mile mark us they aren't quieting a bit but not before looking at windchill readings here they are still pretty snow on the one brunswick. in storm fox also showing some snowflakes myso upper lights up around painesville and a little mound of the race lake in jack and ashtabula county all under a lake effect snow advisory until then i will likely get brought down earlier avid say these are the winds west 15th assisting 15-25 siblings have relaxed a bit 11 degrees at hopkins windchill is on minus five minus three and akron cantonch brunswick and o'leary of both at 11 degrees same at hudson west salem 12-13 that

day and there are activities all over northeast ohio. if you missed last night's wonderful cleveland orchestra mlk celebration concert, there are many ways to celebrate the holiday, including services and interest around north ohio. they include a prayer breakfast at mount zion baptist church, a noon worship service at new cornerstone missionary baptist church in maple heights and free, get this, free admission to the great lakes science 16 te the rock hall and the cleveland museum of art, all for free. for a full list of activities, head to our website, cleveland19.com. and coming up next with sanctions lifted on iran, experts say hang on, it's going to be a bumpy ride for the u.s. economy. the details are still ahead. and consumer alert. you might not be a billionaire after losing the powerball, but that doesn't mean you can't make some of those fantasies a reality. we'll explain coming up, beth. >> we'll take a look at the snow totals from the last just 12 hours. 6 inches in painesville, you can the west side with a half inch of snow.

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@cannot buy a snowstorm this time @in northeast ohio. @the temperatures are very @comfortable in the 50s, almost a @spring-like rain out there. @it could come down in heavy @batches while we're sleeping @overnight. @temperatures will be @falling into the 40s after @midnight out west. @and then everyone else by monday @morning, in the 30s. @look at monday afternoon. @upper 30s with some breaks in @the orr cast through the latter @-- overcast through the latter @part of the day. @tuesday, that high will happen @actually after dark, while we're @all home after the commute into @50s. @and then, falling temperatures @on wednesday and more @winter-like weather, finally @>>> the head coach continues to @get the most out of his team. @did you think last night's game @was the best of the season. @dave walks you through it when @ @>>> i love newscasts where the @the sports makes people smile. @tonight, we checked both boxes. @cavs wins. @cavaliers team. @>> a little bit. @>> cavs off today as they travel @to indiana, they take on the @pacers tomor

in northeast ohio. this was the scene this afternoon. in independence. nearly everyone saw at least a and it's not over yet. >> going to be kind of brutal the next couple night -ts. with snow and cold. o'clock. this afternoon. >> .>> burst of snow. coming through with the front. and you'll see the clipper snow >> lake michigan could get involved. with the lakee snow. and it's hard to believe i know. a lot of times lake michigan. lake huron. depending on winds direction, and the exact set up. u will drive snow bands. enhance snow bands off lake erie. so. maybe even the left side picking up some snow. not under an advisory right now. but of course that could change. stay tuned. >> tkphepbding on a it's drying the snow inland. now. east side. up in may field. down into shaker heights. maybe solen. as well as out here into western. pwurten. and up to chester land. perhaps seeing some snow. heavy snow. more scattered as you get up towards north keupbgs. and just about everybody could see up upwards of 8 inches. po ten changing forecast. stay up on the latest.

ohio also give an eye at the bottom of your screen. just some flurries. the snow bell especially tomorrowll morning could be got going. depends on where the band is set up and reminder that advisory upgraded to a warning for the county an attribute are the only late county but even late countyd but the majority of the low visibility is up by 90 east lake towards kirtland. let's go ahead and dive right into where we left off. is windblown snow. tough to measure there is a lake fx now morning` now extending into geauga and inland. and lake shore. there is the windchill advisory to the far west right now looks like additional snow in the three or 4-inch range. that should bring totals and some of those backyards to the six to ten plus when you wake up in the morning.g. that band showing size of the teens windchill temperatures are below zero some of those wends beans exceeding 30 miles per hour and in guest tonight. the average low lake fx now with that total in the snow belt communities hardest hit six to 10 inches thick quickly drops of

we expect minimal impact from us here in northeast ohio. some can see a little bit of snow and i will talk about that in a few minutes and we have our own snow chance. lake affect snow off of northeast winds and which is a shift from what we normally see. you can see a lot of it staying over the lake and still snow talk for us and flurries in lorain and cuyahoga and 19, though, in mansfield and this is warmer than yesterday and you will feel the difference and we don't have the extremes into the afternoon as far as conditions go. a lot of clouds in the upper 20s and we'll look at the forecast coming up. over to you, corrina. >>> and just coming in, one school closing to report. center middle school in strongsville close said because they have no heat. meantime, more than 85 million americans in the path of that massive winter storm. d.c., baltimore, philly and new york about to get pounded with heavy snow and strong winds. the nation's capital expecting the worse of it and possibly more than two feet of snow. the federal offices and schools

. >> brian: a northeast ohio school is taking every precaution this morning after its water tests positive for >>> if you guys ask one more mean question, i may have to leave the stage. >> tia: trump sits out of a crucial debate, but it doesn't stop candidates from poking fun at the current gop poll leader. >> brian: ted cruz getting a little snashgy there. >> tia: fed up, maybe. >> brian: we made it through one more week of winter out of the way. the light is way down the tunnel, but we're getting closer, right, to spring. good morning. it's january 29th. i'm brian duffy. >> tia: like we said off the top of the show, we had weather blow through while you were sleeving. let's go meteorologist sam roberts with the wake-up forecast. sam, this isn't going to stick around too long. >> samantha: no. this is a morning thing. by midday we will all be done with snow, so great news there, right? your drive home a lot more quiet than the morning commute. it's not everyone waking up to our radar loop over the last three yours shows a persistent stream of moisture off lake erie making it down to the s

meantime, here in northeast ohio, we do not have, what, any worries? it was nice and sunny on saturday. >> samantha: oh, yeah, q., i mean saturday the end of the day at least was super nice. and then, yesterday was beautiful. can you believe all of these areas have more snow than cleveland. from october 'til now, we have picked up about 8.47 inches at the airport. baltimore now has 30 inches for the season. new york city at central parks, 27.2 inches. d.c., almost 19 inches and in richmond, virginia, 12.1 inches for the season so far. yet, here in cleveland, we got some catching up to do. but don't worry. we have plenty of winter left. right? our big storm, long gone. we have clear skies in new england. a lot of cloud cover there. but no major issues today. good weather for digging out of all that snow. super quiet. but, we are waiting on your next weather maker. it's kind of waiting in the wings out in the plains states. this system -- this cold front -- is going to be approaching us tonight. and it's going to bring us rain first and then maybe even a

and it's moving into northeast ohio. that's what's allowing for the warm up that we continue to see. i think some of our models, they're on the light side this morning. temperaturewise. i am forecasting upper 50s for at least downtown cleveland today. but what you can really count on is the cloud coverage. you enjoyed all that sunshine yesterday. and we continue to see clouds working its way in. due to the system that is continuing to be well towards our west in omaha, denver area, and it's producing a good batch of snow right now. as it makes its way into our area, it'll transition into rain. this is the big talker. this will be the thing you're speaking about all week long. the south as we head into about tuesday, wednesday afternoon. what does it mean for northeast ohio? we're going to see temperatures continue to climb but we'll see that fall as that front moves through tuesday into wednesday. we'll see a tumble in our temperatures from the 50s back down to reality into the 30s. so 56 for today. still kind of a mild

the good news in northeast ohio, the sun is starting to come up. we're going to sit in some sunshine today. our temperatures are warming back up to the 30s, and we haven't seen the 30s in the last seven days. our 5 live radar is not picking up any moisture. just tracking inside and we'll see our next front move in tuesday. so, pretty quiet weather pattern into the next few days. so, they're picking up the pieces. yesterday, we were talking about 20 states under some kind of advisory or warning.

the average in northeast ohio is $1.86 a gallon. but aaa motor club says plunging oil prices could push gas to $1 a gallon in some places. >>> the force is definitely with harrison ford. he has made more at the box office than any other actor in hollywood history. and reports put his earnings so far at an impressive $4.7 billion. need him as friend. >>> harrison owes part of the success to "star wars: the force awakens" is the top movie again dominating the latest weekend box office. "star wars" is now the number three movie of all time. so far earning $1.7 billion. >>> and back to another live look at downtown cleveland. wow, the snow is falling there. the coldest temperatures so far in -- this winter are on their way to northeast ohio. >> lydia: all right. talking about the weather again, check out this incredible video. a giant snow octopus. three brothers in minnesota created the huge snow sculpture. it took like 18 hours to form it and it's all for a good cause. the brothers ask visit fors a donation and 100% of the money goes

meg shaw is at one of northeast ohio's most popular powerball places. meg, where are you? do you feel lucky, what are your numbers? i have so many questions for you. >> reporter: i don't have a lot of answers but i can tell you we're in brooke park here at the shell station, one of the luckiest places to buy a ticket you and the rest of the nation, i am crossing my fingers, hoping to win the jackpot. since it hit $1.5 billion, let's talk about our chances of winning. for now, 292 million. remember, you won't be walking away with the entire jackpot. after taxes, if you take 1.5 billion in a lump sum, you will have somewhere in the ballpark of $930 million that is a lot of money. the best advice from lawyers, if you're lucky enough to win, remain anonymous. there is only six states that don't require winners to come forward and luckily ohio is one of them. that is why you will see a lot of out of towners buying tickets here. wait for this one. professionals recommend if you have to make a public appearance, wear a disguise. so, out here again at brooke park, the woman said s

the retailer and is closing dozens of stores and locations in northeast ohio. and some will be converted into discount shops like tj maxx and nordstrom rack called macy's back stage with products and huge discounts up to 80% off. the back stage is tested out in new york and new jersey. >>> and right now, airlines are to be a major snowstorm along the east coast this weekend. united, american, southwest, and delta are giving travelers that could be impacted a chance to change their flights without paying a change fee or a difference in fare. if you're flying united friday, saturday, and sunday, check with them. >>> and store shelves are bare in places out east. all the bread and milk gone from the grocery stores and hardware stores shovels and salts are going like hot cakes. 15million people could be impacted by the storm and that is expected to start tomorrow, bringing 12 to 24 inches of snow. d.c. and baltimore expected to get the worst of it and will be under a blizzard watch starting tomorrow. >> and it's slick in maryland ahead of this weekend's huge storms

from the system expected in northeast ohio and boy are we thinking about them. we have a little bit of light snow with the morning temperatures warmer in the 20s and it's not warm but warmer. many of us have started out in the single digits. it feels better out there and some light snow on the east concentration when driving. keep that in mind and it's still light out there. the daytime highs are better in the upper 20s and for now, let's check in with corrina who has your morning traffic report. >> and we'll get to that in just a second. the winter storm you're talking about, we're watching it from the live desk now. more than 85 million americans in 20 states under a winter weather watch, warning or advisory and that is hitting into the weekend for d.c., baltimore, philly, new york the nation's capital expecting to get the brunt of this. federal offices and schools closed and in an unprecedented move, they have already shut down the metro.

@it is a who's who in northeast @ohio. @i think it's one of the great @nights not only in cleveland @sports but in cleveland, every @time it happens and this is its @16th year. @and it happens the awards are @presented from what went on @this past year. @nick vandomar joins us. @you're number 16. @i remember when this began and @david gilbert came over here, @said we are going to do this @awards program and it's going @to be a big thing in the middle @of winter and bob costas was @the emcee and boy it took off. @>> 16 years later, big names, @costas, dan patrick, roy @cool moments and a big night @for cleveland and cleveland @sports. @>> we are all hibernating and @it's the winter but we get out @and we honor top pro athletes, @top college athlete, high @school athlete, amateur @athlete, and there's a courage @award and i want to thank the @commission so much for giving @award. @that was one of the great phone @calls i got when they asked me @to accept the award. @>> we are certainly honored to @have you share a special ni

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across northeast ohio. nothing going on on storm fox. you have to kpwo to to the west and towards portions of west of detroit over towards an arbor. >> that's just where some of the showers are falling. at the moment.t. i do expect the rain to push in to our area. after midnight. if you do have plans tonight, no problem. you don't need an umbrella. unless you're out late. midnight. onee o'clock. the area of low pressure is actually right where the ohio river and the mississippi river meet. this is going to continue to push on over into the buck eye state. by tomorrow morning. with that it's going to draw in all the rain that you see. coming up from the south. and that's what i'm expecting after midnight. tonight. just how much rain, by tomorrow morning. quarter of an inch for most. some spots a little bit heavier towards toledo and findly. >> . >> so. i do expect just around a quarter of an inch. you'll need your umbrella tomorrow morning. then you're quickly. get the out the winter gear. g things are going to be changing. temperatures f

. >> and good morning, northeast ohio. we're talking about the cavaliers from last night. they fall to the chicago bulls, 96-83. brad sellers joins me as we continue the post game coverage from last night's game. brad. what do you think was going through his mind? >> i think he was excited and given the fact that being at the helm of one of the better teams in the league and have a chance to really put a stamp, his stamp on this team, i think building. >> how will the team change moving forward? the identity for the team. he has to and so they know that 9999 what is expected of all of the players and from the other team when is they look at us. what will cleveland give us. i think he gets to put that stamp on the team. >> let's go back to last night's game. they go cold. they missed 16 shots in a row. what happened last night and why couldn't they get into rhythm. what do you think is going on?

ohio music with the mission. will feature 30 local national and international contemporary acts major acts include andy grammer grace potter oer the festival will be held on june 11 and 12th on the laurel butler campus it is open to the public however tickets are required. everyone tuning in or staying with us tonight get you caught up on lake fx now out east was fans are hitting schools could be delayed or cancer we do have warnings and advisories for you here's andre with all the details. we thought we would give you one of our favorite perspectives from the 5-mile creek thinks the city of cleveland of course the lake is completely wide open no picking up that moisture watch the city occasionally completely blotted out right there. that's a heavy snow shower going through in the recent images doesn't look like it's going to come back it was an indication on the radar that we are starting to see a little bit of a shift in just a second i will get that the overall flow is right in here the center of lowlo pressur

tennessee with more snow on the ground than we have here in northeast ohio. the last picture i wanted to look at, i have never seen a grocery store like this, but lauren says "we're eating good tonight. all left on the shelves. spicy funyons and one jar of french onion dip. i wouldn't go there. that's what they are dealing we can be thankful nothing like that in northeast ohio. if you are headed east this week end, you can stay on top of that storm with the first alert weather app. i know you are downloading it here, but you can customize it to get conditions no matter where you are. >> denise: mahoney county tested positive for lead and copper. this was done as a precaution and they say the positive test results were a testing mistake. just to be on the safe side people who live there are being urged to run your water for 30 seconds to two minutes before using it. >> denise: tonight we are learning more about the flint water crisis. the top official for the epa in the midwest admitted her department knew about the reask of -- the risk of lead poisoning in ap

ohio charity so @each month we give the money @back and as long as it stays in @northeast ohio, then we are @cool with that. @>> okay. @so the next one is coming up a @week -- well, next monday @night, right? @>> tell us where and when. @>> roxio fusion in madison @avenue in lakewood. @>> how would people find out @more information? @is there a website? @you said it's a great word of @mouth event that people are so @into it now that they say that @dinner in the dark is -- or @dining in the dark is coming @up? @>> we have a website, under @construction right now. @we are going through changes @with it but obviously you can @follow us on facebook. @>> you know, you described this @really well. @you know, these people that are @in this business and the chefs, @you work 16 hour days and yet @you still want to do something @like this. @and i think that's great. @i think that that's great here @in cleveland that there's such @community and kind of like a @brotherhood, you know. @>> absolutely. @>> great. @it doesn't happen in every city @around the country so it's @great to have it here in