Not knowing. Jonathan a family searching for answers after a mother of two goes missing. Where she was last seen and where the search will pick up today. Also, temperatures back on the rise for the weekend. Enjoy it while it lasts. Meteorologist Jennifer Schack will tell us what well see today. And talk about the Winter Weather on the horizon. Its saturday, february 6, 2016. This is news 5 today. [captioning made possible by wlwttv] jonathan good morning. Welcome to news 5 today. Thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. Hope yours is going well so far. Im jonathan hawgood. This is meteorologist Jennifer Schack. Hello. Jennifer good. Good morning. I said good. You didnt ask how i was. I said hi. Jonathan its one of the things you flow with. Normal conversation. Jennifer doing well, and pretty good outside this morning. Temperatures not as cold as jonathan i walked out with the dog this morning. Not bad. Jennifer did you wear a coat today . Jonathan no. Jennifer you usually dont w
It is saturday, february 6, 2016 and this is wlwt news 5 today. From cincinnati s First Television station, this is news 5 today. Jonathan good morning. Welcome. Thank you for joining us. I am jonathan and this is meteorologist jennifer. What is going on . Jennifer pretty quiet. Enjoying sunshine. Jonathan one degrees below freezing. Jennifer we will get to the 40 s this afternoon with sunshine, so it should be nice. We will enjoy the weekend and focus on getting back to weekend next week. Getting back to winter next week. We brought them out in the lowtomid 20 s for everyone around to 75 and now climbing with sunshine. Home to light wind at three miles an hour at times, so not much of a problem. If we did have a south wind temperatures climbing, but doing well with sunshine with the fewer clouds. Partly cloudy for the midday, 36 through the afternoon and temperatures stay in the mid 40 s for highs today. We should improve upon yesterday s 43. A couple of Degrees Higher this afternoon.
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Park Hills city council discussed some challenges about parking on certain streets such as Cleveland and Mt. Allen.
Councilwoman Pam Spoor warned residents to avoid Cleveland where construction equipment is present, noting that the street is already narrow, and is now more hazardous.
She said that it is increasingly difficult there to see pedestrians among the construction vehicles and parked cars.
Spoor said that one woman ended up soaked in rain and in a ditch to avoid being hit by a car.
Police Chief Stanley Cody suggested eliminating parking on Cleveland, but if there is no sign indicating that policy, he can t tell people not to park there.