Hopefully your windows are opened. This is great for the bus stop and for a little walk before you leave for the day. And you know just in general your conditions are going to be i think picture perfect throughout. We have a lot of sunshine on the way. Its up around 7 30 this morning. Next thing to track is the cold front thats to the west. There are showers associated with it. We are seeing some of the rain but the thing is i dont think it will be too impressive as far as rainfall goes. We will look for the chan i am going to let you know exactly when i think the big take away is a cool down and we will see just how cool as we look ahead. We are tracking the drive and theres no fog because we have wind going on. Reporter very good. We are not tracking the fog but i am tracking accidents that are impacting your commute and we have one on clevelands east side. One at parkwood drive nearst. Clair on the east side no road other than that great on the traffic map a little slow traffic 422
Per hour and theres really the concern of a deadly storm surge that could be up to 11 feet. Jay gray has more from Daytona Beach. Moving a reporter moving along the florida coast matthew is in many areas overwhelming. We are seeing the impacts and its a monster. Reporter violent winds sheets of rain and a growing surf with the potential in some areas of a storm surge up to 11 feet. I am begging you at this point to understand the ri those types of storm surges that is not something you want to get caught up in. Reporter electricity has become a luxury for many in the strike zone. Tens of thousands have lost power and that number is expected to grow. More than 11 million along the east coast are currently under a hurricane warning. Airports across the region closed. Businesses boarded up and shelters filling up. Ive been in florida all my life and i know how bad it is. Worse. Emergency Officials Say the storm is an extreme threat to life and property and warn the impact will be devastat
(Springfield-jm) – Illinois health officials are raising a red flag about a triple threat of respiratory illnesses this winter. Across the state, there has been a seasonal uptick for the .
A University student became the victim of a home invasion and sexual assault on July 8, 2021. The perpetrator, Kevin Finley of Urbana, was sentenced to 45 years in prison on Jan. 4 by a Champaign County judge. The student, now 29, was “awakened by a stranger standing in her residence, brandishing a metal object.