first rain and now snow is headed toward northeast ohio. How much will be on the ground when we wake up. a lawsuit, a family sues Johnson Johnson over a loved ones death. About the product that they say caused over there in cancer. you might say these are antiheroes. Lking about supervised that has made it to 25 super lice th it to 25 areas. we believe with a live look. Changes are ahead overnight as the snow moves in. that snow could make for a commute. we have details coming up with betsy. hello. Ures on the bottom of your screen tell the story. we are now in the 30s. we were in the 40s for much of the evening. there was a lakeeffect warning watch for until tomorrow morning. in the norwalk area we see this and it will continue eastward. developing father southwest across thearea you can see this. the center of the storm came up over Northern Ohio and now moves its way to the buffalo area. as it does so it will send some snow showers our way. we are expecting a the ground tomorrow. ho
with us. i would say bright and early but its still dark out there. its 6 00 a. M. on this it would normally be the last day of february in any other year, but this is a leap year so we have one more day of february to get through. today is not going to be the like typical february days. yeah, this is a bonus day for us. starting out with mainly clear skies. its a bit on the cool side but not as chilly as what we last few. in fact, most areas are still the in the lower 40s this morning. and thats a taste of things coming later on this afternoon. we will stream in a few clouds for the Early Morning gs start to clear up on the radar view. in fact, we keep mainly sunny skies into midday before the clouds roll in late in winds will crank up. this is a wind advisory that will be in effect until later on this evening. but right now, the temperatures upper 30s to near 40s, feeling cooler than that with the winds out of a lot of sunshine but then the winds could be an issue for us later on thi
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The states want them to wear gloves. All that and much more on cbs this Morning Saturday, january, 25th, 2015. Captioning funded by cbs welcome to the weekend, and its a special weekend for the world of music. The grammys are, of course, tomorrow night. Well have a preview app late conditions from billboards joe levy. And guy clark at 72 and battling cancer hes up for best album of the year. And the band also nominated for grammy this year will play for you right here in studio 57. But we begin with america trapped in a freeze frame. Frigid air couplinged with snow is the story from the dakotas to the ohio valley and straight on through maine. Iceslicken roadways and poor visibilities are making driving conditions hazardous. There were several crashes and spinouts along i94 in minnesota. Several subzero temperatures have canceled Outdoor Activities in wisconsin. Schools are closed. Don dahler has more. Good morning, don. Reporter good morning, anthony. Good morning, vinita. Were going