Shoreland, painsfield, were seeing red and that is a heavy pocket of rain into north perry again, who saw lighter rain and into North Madison and this is of mooing up 90 east and out towards ashtabula and out of our area. And throughout the day, we should be drying out and were under a wind advisory starting at 8 00 a. M. And lasts until 8 00 p. M. And were talking about gusts as high as 38 Miles Per Hour and were going to talk about the temperatures for the day and later for now. Over to you. And that wind is not making, driving that easy but we want to mention a couple of Construction Projects and this is happening tomorrow and i am preparing you for tomorrows commute and closing upped 90, 9 00 a. M. To 3 00 p. M. Is when you will see the closure and theyre doing bridge deck work there and this is part of the inner belt brim project. And west third under 90 is closed until march 20th and you see, were moving along fine in the inner belt and showing us 71 and 90. And lets go outside a
And please, no. And the first day of spring. Somara. Come on now. And that was a setup. I was going to show the sunshine first. Thank you, if terrence. And youre welcome. And this is a look now. Dry conditions to start and that is some good news. Week see the moisture in a form of sprinkles. Other than, that we should be good and temperatures starting off coal compared to where we were yesterday and 29 degrees there and 33 in menner; 39, cleveland and taking it hour, not bad and some sunshine is in store for you and highs reaching 46 degrees and well talk about a chance of the snow half unlawful this week and over to you, now. And john is heading into the skies. Air tracker 5 and im going to give you this here and were looking good new for your friday morning commute. All highways are moving along at the speed limit. So, lets look at the drive do uptown 77 northbound, that is a 9minute ride, the average speed is 61 Miles Per Hour and to the inner belt and go outside and a live look fro
You will spring to get the first look at the weather, with jenn harcher choosing it is looking nice you might need need your winter jacket and a snakelike temperatures in the 30s y at the moment. The wind makes it feel even colder. If you have a disturbance to the north of us otherwise partly again currently 37 degreeses. You can see the clouds have blanketed the area. Only disturbance to the north of us along the ohio river valley sunshine, on radar, cannot rule out a few flurries. You can see some of that popping up. My see a flick or two. New england has a noreaster. In portions of she is now local hospital, os lawsuit filed by a former employee accusing administrators of receiving free treatment in perksorng dropped because fixations were falsified, dave nethers has final chapter joining us live. Lawsuit was filed by a former internal auditor or metrohealth systems claim to contain allegations of executives getting free botox and travel reimbursement possible denied the allegations
Metro is shut down and we have live pictures well show you live pictures later on in the show. The Terror Threat is raised to the highest level and people move. And these explosions, important to note, come days after the prime suspect in the paris terror attacks, Salah Abdeslam, was arrested in brussels. And well keep you updated here all morning lon. And more breaking news. A woman found dead after a house fire in stark county overnight. And this is the second major fire that crews in massillon had to battle in two days and that is where Sarah Phinney joins us live in morning. What is the latest . Reporter investigators here at the Massillon Fire Department are working to department a cause. They expect to being back be back out on scene this morning. The woman who died dialed 911, around 10 30 last night and came in as an unknown medical call. Arrived five minutes later to the home in the 12,000 block of huron road, they found fire. The First Responders spotted the 52yearold right n
Glad youre here at 10 00 oclock up first a budget crisis and a bottle over where the money a should s come from tonight the dispute brought out a sea f of blue in a rain suzanne strap for joining usst live with more on the situation and why Safety Forces are upset tonight. Jennifer and bill that they are theres no denying everybodys knows it no denying the rain is facing a serious fiscal emergency in under a their budget however police and firefighters tonight say they feel like they wereer targeted without any discussion or warning. To the first people called in a crisis but also at the top of the list for budget cuts proposed by mayor chase ridenhours administration in the rainupo the chief already cut 750,000 from his budget creating dangerous situations as local flp president kyle salinasus weve had increase in shootings in the city and our heroin epidemic is out of control at the same time the city is taking a big economic hit losing hundreds of fuel industry jobsin in need about