On our forecast into tomorrow and the weekend. We will look around and show you where the showers are currently. Some in lorain county. Wet roads will slow things down. Make sure you allow for that today. Cleveland is dry but were also seeing showers in Geauga County and charted will get some of the action. Moderate showers and middlefield. What you will notice as we track hour by hour is the continuous train getting active again in the afternoon and evening. Lets check the commute. Were already seeing the wet roads. This is an rocky river area so east and westbound are a little wet so use caution as you travel today. But there are no big delays yet here is the rain on top of the traffic map and again normal drivetimes. Coming up we will look at 76 in and great to prepare you for a road that is closing in the area today. Another smash and grab early this morning. This one at the new way food market on west 127 street. Atm was not taken but there you see a lot a red minivan was left all
Gorgeous view havent been there in a while its been a couple of years for me as well as a matter of fact i need to check out the rock n roll hall of fame nextdoorfa. Good morning everybody im wayne dawson lets get a check of the forecast with a scott sable. A good morning everybody is 431 and we are starting to see the showers at thinning out that his temporary this pattern t of again on again again localize to heavy rainfall will continue for the better part of the next couple of days it will be surprised if you dont see a cf whole lot of rain initially as the two pictures remain in the middle and upper 50s from westlake into maslin had heavier rainfall west yesterday and hardly anything further east which pretty will change and see what happens with these loadsty the end of pulling and not only bands of rain wrapping around and caught counterclockwise into caught counterclockwise in the getting dry pockets pulled in as wellghghou so again this this would notice the rainou on the righ
Sense it happened and she joins us live with the latest. Good afternoon the train plowed into the Hoboken Terminal with a suchwe a force of the people thought it was an explosion that station is one of the busiest transit hubs in the new york metropolitan area in the crash happened during rush hour. It didnt slow down it definitely didnt slow down there was no brakes all of a sudden it just crashed. The front car went off the rails into the station as you can imagine it was chaos there were hundreds of people on the train and moremo on the platform when it crashed part of the roof collapsed and they were wires and pipes hanging people all trapped under debris w the hospitals and have an inundated a emergency crews are still pulling people up at the structure is dangerously unstableleup as a terminal again at a fifth busiest terminal in the new Jersey Transit system one of the main hubs from new jersey getting into lower happeneddus at this point that they can only speculate about why t
Wales video after a womanma crashes hits a dear deer see with the animal did nextes hit o penetrate and get revenge welll talk about this coming up and show you the video. Al you had a problem and exited the summer so many problems with year round here you can imaginea what its like. Can its lke. Check in with a. J. Colby for a look at the forecastc as we begg what will be a wet couple of days. Showery whether continues into at least the first part ofn thee showers a bit of a law acrosscrs northeast ohio. Storm foxed fox 12 parade are showing showery weather in partr of lake at a northern geauga county. Y. Notice the rain coming at us from the southeast. Oun no thats curious. O doesnt hauppen all that often simply because the weather in this neck of the world comes att us from the west. Called the prevailing westerlies. That you get a little anomalynoy like this upperlevel low thats spins. 61 right now in cleveland. 56 lorraine. Thoseveland. Cool degrees continue 54 in worcester. Rc me
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