book and it's been nearly 10 years since northeast ohio, cleveland, has hit 60 twice in february. so it's going to be an unreal day as we're stepping out of february. we're leaving on a good note. you can see high pressure is over -- not really on top of us, it's sagging well sag towards the south right now, allowing us to have a great morning of pure sunshine. that is going to stick around the rest of the day. you can see temperature now at a mild 42 degrees out towards norwalk into mansfield, into the lower 40s across the board. this is going to quickly warm up as we start to see our winds stir up here fairly quickly. we have wind advisories across the board. they are not out towards stark, summit county. wayne. more for lakeshore communities all the way into about route 30 corridor, across 71 south. that advisory until 10:00 p.m. ashtabula into lake county until 1:00 a.m. monday. we're look at potential gusts to about 40 to 50 miles per hour. your wind cast here, these are sustained winds, constant wind speed of about 25 to 30 miles per hour throughout your afternoon. you're going to see thousands spurts of gusts throughout your sunday all the way into monday, as this front continues to approach. going to get a little bit of a reprieve as we head into tomorrow afternoon. so hour by hour, ooh, this is great here. 11:00 you're going to see that sunshine continue to move in. then that's when temperatures really start to get toasty, lose the coat. nick? >> spring is coming. three separate shootings overnight leaves one person dead, two others injured. police have two people in from over. meg shaw is digging into what happened, she's live at east cleveland police station. such a violent night, what do >> reporter: this is a complex story and police are investigating to see if the shootings are related and if so how. but they tell me two of the three shootings happened on euclid avenue just up the road here. so far, what we know, 10:30 last saturday night police called to a party for shots fired. they say when they arrived the victim wasn't on scene. they say he chose to seek medical attention himself. as for the suspect they were able to locate a vehicle involved and arrested a man driving that car which police tell me was stolen. then just 30 minutes later police were called back out to the same sweet 16 party on euclid. they say this time they found an 18-year-old male unresponsive on the sidewalk. they say they attempted to revive him. he was eventually taken to university hospital where he was pronounced dead. it doesn't end there. 2:00 a.m. police then called to the up the road from the party for a third shooting. they say that victim transported himself to the hospital in a stolen vehicle which is now being held at the east cleveland police department. they say they have one person of interest in custody and they are looking for a second person of interest in that shooting, but they say it's far from over. they have many unanswered questions about all three shootings, if you have any information you're asked to call east cleveland police. live in east cleveland, meg shaw, newschannel 5. new details about a double homicide we first brought you as breaking news yesterday on "good morning cleveland." police say 42-year-old christopher trent and his 40- year-old brother allen trent were killed at washington town home apartments. a neighbor called 911 to report >> reporter: extremely hard to listen. to canton police still searching for the shooter. they only have a vague description at this point. tonya johnson hit and killed by a car last week. police say she ran into traffic following an argument. the 18-year veteran of the canton fire department will be laid to rest tomorrow. friends and family celebrating her life ahead of the funeral. >> reporter: at times it was hard to count just how many people crowded behind this house tonight. it was an emotional vigil, to honor tonya johnson. >> god, we ask your blessings upon this mother. >> reporter: they played, embraced, shared their love. her children said she told them everyday how much she loved them. i just hear it. i hear it in my dreams and when i wake up. i love you. it meant so much to me. >> reporter: her son read a recent text message. >> i love you beyond measure forever and always, will be with you. i promise that nothing could ever separate me from you guys. >> we love you tonya! >> reporter: at least 100 people lit up the sky with their candles but johnson's mom says at least 10 times as many people are expected at her funeral. >> we don't even know that many people. they are feeling my pain. they are feeling my pain. and want to show their support. i appreciate it. i appreciate it. >> reporter: police say johnson darted out of the car following an argument with her husband. the story still doesn't make sense to anyone here. >> i know it was no suicide. she didn't jump out because she wanted to. >> i'm torn up right now. she was in our life as long as she was. there are unanswered questions. it's ok. god's got this. i imagine one day the truth will come. >> reporter: they are expecting 1,000 people or more for johnson's funeral monday. in canton, derrick waller, newschannel 5. >> calling hours are tomorrow morning at 10:00 at first christian church in plain township. funeral services will follow. thank you so much for starting your sunday here with us. i'm nick foley. coming up this morning -- a kkk rally turns violent. several stand, one with the end of a flag pothole and caught on camera. flag pole. hollywood's best films honored tonight. what about the movies oscar forgot? we have a recap. and your oscar forecast coming up. daytime highs looking to be in the 60s today but in my 7-day forecast i have a cooldown. good morning. last sunday. we saw a high of 67. we're going to step back into the 60s today. temperatures nearly 25 to 30 degrees above normal. we are off to a fantastic start here from elyria all the way into the lower 40s. 45 good morning mentor all the way into the madison area. cool spot this morning going to start county currently 39 -- degrees. stark county. the wind are going to stir up allowing for the warm-up today. 61 from richland county to medina. we'll go with the upper 50s today. lakeshore communities, we're looking at gusts potential, 40 to 50 miles per hour. so hold on to your hat today. pepper pike all the way into the solon area lower 60s. this warm air will continue to track in. police soak it up because as we step into the month of march we have a dramatic cooldown as two fronts start to enter. do you need a fancy new ride for this warmer weather? like this one here? the cleveland auto show continues for a third day this morning. the annual event features the hottest new cars, trucks and this year's show has a little something for everyone. you can see sleek multimillion- dollar sports cars, classic muscle cars and even a celebrity or two. the show's president says it's a true tradition for many cleveland families. >> there is a connection. we have that industry in our market that, people are, when they do well they are going to buy vehicles and be successful. >> the cleveland auto show opens at 11:00 this morning. more information available on our newsnet5 app. all these people showed up to say hello. they are all just wonderful and i am happy to be here in cleveland. >> why wouldn't you say hello? the fonz, just one of the celebrities in town for the comic con convention. many wearing costumes. waiting in lines to get up close and personal with their favorite stars today. today, matt smith and karen gillen from "doctor who." and of course henry winkler who you just heard from there as well. as we head to break let's look at last night's winning lottery numbers. good luck. 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(elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. police investigating a fight that broke out in a kkk rally in california. three people were stabbed when demonstrators and counterprotesters starting a brawl. it was caught on camera. one stabbing victim was stuck pole. it's not clear who struck first but several videos show protesters punching kkk members. in all 13 people were arrested. a police officer is dead, shot a day after being sworn into the police department. ashley gwendon was killed while responding to ado miss tech shooting last -- a domestic shooting last night. a woman was found dead at the home. a military servicemen taken into custody and expected in court tomorrow. mourners are gathering this weekend to say goodbye to the six victims killed in the kalamazoo mass shooting. lit up the sky as well. pastor brian stone who spoke at a communitywide prayer service down the road says milestones like this serve an important purpose. >> we find comfort in knowing that i'm not alone. i don't grieve alone, and here's -- people i don't even know who are grieving with me. and there's something healing that takes place with that. >> police were at the home of the suspect jason dalton, carrying out boxes of evidence. he's expected in court on murder charges tomorrow morning. to frightening video of a crash out of texas, you can see cars waiting at the stoplight when a speeding dump truck comes out of nowhere and plows right into that silver car, intersection. they crashed into another car barrier. it took crews eight hours to remove the gravel truck from the bottom of the creek it ended up in. five people were taken to the recover. truck driver to lose control. it's hard to imagine there were survivors. at least one person was killed. a scary situation. nothing scary about today's forecast. >> no. >> it's even better today? >> still 21 days until the first official start of spring. today's going to feel almost like a summer day across northeast ohio. no need for the heavy coat. please keep it near where you can see it because you're going to have to break it out for this upcoming week. we have two fronts quickly approaching but not a cloud in the sky this morning. just a great start, 42, on the mild side at the airport. you can see a little bit of cooler air working in towards stark county. 39 degrees millersburg. into the lower 40s where we're going to continue to warm up as we head into the rest of the day. south and east but mixing with a low. our next front is moving in. you can see this warmer air that is tracking from st. louis all the way into alabama, that will continue to surge in here as we head into the rest of the afternoon. what is helping with this warmth is the winds. we have a wind advisory for most of northeast ohio starting at 11:00 a.m. today, extending until 10:00 p.m. tonight. we're looking at potential gusts to 40 to 50 miles per hour. these are sustained winds meaning a constant wind speed throughout your afternoon, you're definitely going to be seeing 20 to 25 miles per hour picking up near 30 as we head into the rest of the evening. the great news is we're going to be sitting though under sunny skies throughout your sunday. ideal to wrap up the last weekend of february going into about 3:00 we should be near 60. locations. out towards the carolinas. we have low pressure that is well towards our east. what is going to happen here, these two are kind of bumping heads, it's causing a very tight pressure gradient meaning the winds, that's what's allowing for it to stir up. also going to provide us with a little bit of moisture late tonight into your overnight. now, that's just the first front. this is the second front that is still well off-shore making its way into the seattle area. going to cross the rockies, cross northeast ohio and going to provide us with a little bit of snow/rain mix as we head into tuesday, wednesday. let's talk about front number one. as we head into about 11:00, still on the dry side but it sweeps through fairly quickly. this will be a good dose of rain, about a 10th of an inch. those are not spectacular numbers here but the great news is that it moves out for your early morning commute. but, look at the drop in our temperatures. it's about 32 degrees to start so 60 today but then that will be a distant memory across northeast ohio. as we head into tonight, 35 degrees. the winds stirring up and then you're going to say hello to the upper 40s, near 50 tuesday as that next front starts to make its way through. then, not coming back, next weekend, a high of 38. >> we'll forget next week. take advantage of today first. thank you. the indians add another proven starter to the group in spring training but have decisions to make in the outfield. plus local products hit the turf in the local combine. andy baskin and lauren brill have this morning's sports report. >> reporter: at the nfl combine yesterday the quarterbacks getting a chance to work out. browns in the hunt for a quarterback so yesterday a big day for them. browns pulled the number two pick in the draft but no guarantee they will use that pick to draft the quarterback. coach jackson only promised in the draft. the northeast ohio native at the combine yesterday. jesuit connor cook looking solid in passing drills. cardale jones injured his early. unofficial time of 4.83 which is good considering his stats. newschannel 5 sports director andy baskin has been in arizona for the past several days keeping up with the indians at training camp. here's "60 seconds from goodyear, arizona." >> reporter: 60 seconds of spring training. we're joined by our indians beat reporter for wtam. interesting 24 hours. >> one, uribe showed up and that is close to becoming official. then you have the abraham almonte situation, suspended 80 games. it's a blow to the indians missing michael brantley now. >> reporter: where does this put us with the outfield? >> i think there's a lot of guys in camp already trying to fight for that spot but now it's two spots. you went from needing a fourth outfielder, maybe an extra body as a utility guy to maybe a starting outfielder, a fourth outfielder, maybe another utility guy. the window is open for another couple of guys. >> reporter: back to you. >> thank you. it's that time of year, the best films of the year will be awarded tonight at the 88th annual academy awards this. year leonardo di caprio's "the revenant" leads the pack with 12 nominations. other films include "the big short," "spotlight," "room" and "mad mass fury road." it's considered one of the tightest in oscar history. three, maybe four potential best picture winners. it's very rare that you come down to that last envelope and people don't know what is going to happen. >> in the acting categories the focus on leonardo di caprio, whether this role will get the sixth time nominee his first oscar win. he is the heavy favorite to do that. with only room for 10 best picture nominees there's plenty of great films left off the list each year. rich healthenfeld from the akron bikeon journal. >> reporter: when we talk about nominations we're talking 40 films roughly across all feature film categories. far fewer when talking about the major categories. they are chosen from a pool of more than 300 eligible for nomination so right there you may be asking yourself what happened with all the other films? well, some were bad. some were worse. but there are other films quite in the mysterious ways of the motion picture academy to didn't get nominated. you can find independent film spirit awards, five nominees for best feature film. only one is nominated for best picture. oscars. two others nominated in some categories but not best picture. and two not paid attention to at all by the oscars. very fine "beasts of no nation" and "tangerine." two movies would have very much changed the conversation about diversity with the oscars. i talked to friends and looked at films myself. i think of titles that if not utterly oswarworthy were better than some things that did get nominated. and worth your attention. i mentioned "beasts of no nation," "tangerine," eric wasserman, film scholar and historian has been talking about "experimenter," "suffer beach boys very good. and as well as "it follows," "crimson peak." there are other things that are interesting companions. if you liked "the big short" you should see "99 homes" which talks about some of the impact of what was happening in the financial and mortgage crisis. great performance by michael shannon. and you can also find "fastbender." "i'll see you in my dreams," is a lovely romance about people later in life. world seeing and the great sam elliot. and i think where oscar made the mistake, "the end of the tour" is the movie that comes to mind. a two-character piece with jesse eisenburg and jason siegel playing a writer and the guy whether is following him around. i don't know how the academy missed this. it's a wonderful film. i would put siegel in it for a nomination for best actor ahead of at least three of the nominees in that category. i'll leave it to you to argue which three i'm talking about. the fact is film is this great big vibrant thing. sometimes we focus on something like the oscars or even the golden globes, other awards we forget other films merit our attention that may be haven't gotten the buzz of the big movies and yet still will well reward us for seeing them. >> there you go. don't forget newschannel 5 is your home for the oscars. tune in at 7:00. the awards ceremony begins 8:30. followed by newschannel 5 at 11:00 which most likely will not start at 11:00. follow with us on twitter. we'll be live tweeting all night as well. still ahead -- a battle brewing at ohio university. about the plan to demolish a building that ising about on campus more than a century. wild night in east cleveland. three shootings, one deadly. a live update straight ahead. 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(water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are...v (dog whimpering) we start with a look outside at downtown cleveland. blue skies ahead as those temperatures continue to warm up this morning. welcome to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm nick foley alongside meg shaw who is following breaking news from overnight. several shootings at a 16-year- old's birthday party leave another teen dead. meg will be live from east cleveland in moments. first a check of the weather with meteorologist janessa webb. good morning. blue skies and look at these milder temperatures. 43 out towards elyria, millersburg into the lower 40s. out towards stark county, degrees. with that warmer air going to continue to track in here as we afternoon. the wind advisories are in place starting 11:00 a.m. today out for the brown color from route 30 corridor into mansfield, richland county. they do not include wayne county, stark into summit. front move in here late tonight and cause our winds to be really gusty throughout the afternoon. 5 live radars not picking up moisture now, that will start to change as we start to see a little bit of moisture moving in overnight into your monday, but enjoy all the sunshine along with our temperatures, nearly 25 to 30 degrees above normal. nick, just last weekend we saw official high of 67, it's like -- like last week, temperatures in the 60s. three fires in east cleveland spiral out of control. one dead, two people are in custody. meg shaw is following the story. all three shootings happening less than a mile from each other? >> reporter: nick, police say it's a convolieutenanted story and they are trying to see if it's connected and if so how. know, it started 10:30 saturday night. when police were called to a sweet 16 birthday party at a home on euclid avenue. for shots fired. they say when they arrived on scene the person shot was not there, they tell me he chose to seek medical attention himself. as for the suspect, police were able to track down a stolen vehicle involved in the shooting and arrested that man driving the car. then just 30 minutes later. 11:00 police were called back out to the same party on euclid avenue. this time an 18-year-old unresponsive male was lying on the sidewalk. they say they attempted to revive him but he was later transported to university hospitals where he was pronounced dead. the violence didn't stop there, around 2:00 a.m. police then called to the intersection of euclid and shaw for a third shooting. they say that victim transported himself to the hospital in a stolen vehicle which is now being held with east cleveland police. of interest in custody and they are looking for a second person of interest in that third shooting. again this is a very complex story, there are still many unanswered questions that police are now investigating and are asking anyone with information about any of these shootings to call east cleveland police this morning. live in east cleveland, meg shaw, newschannel 5. a man wanted for almost 15 years on charges that he raped a child in ohio has been arrested in colorado. u.s. marshals say 40-year-old david lee skelly also known as herman singleton attempted to run friday before he was captured outside the residence inn where he worked near denver. he was wanted on eight counts of rape and sexual assault. he was originally indicted by a grand jury in lucas county in 2001. two people are ted after a bad -- dead after a bad rollover crash in copler township. north of copley road. two people are dead, but details about the victims or what caused the crash are still unclear this morning. in cleveland a 60-year-old man is dead after being struck by a car overnight. michael groves was crossing lee road near tarkington avenue when a vehicle hit him and drove off. groves was not in a marked sidewalk at the time. it's unknown now if police have a description of the vehicle that hit him. nearly 100 ohio troops are on their way to the middle east to support the fight against isis. members of the 179th airlift wing left mansfield yesterday. the ohio unit consisting mostly of aircraft mechanics will be assisting in transferring equipment, supplies and personnel throughout the middle east. concerned citizens in lyndhurst are sending a message about a controversial deer culling method. animals trapped, a bolt put residents protesting that plan outside lyndhurst city hall yesterday, calling it inhumane. officials say they are working with the division of wildlife to make sure the trap and bolt program is humane and effective. a plan to demolish century- old building on the campus of ohio university not rolling on without a fight. the breck building built in 1911 is scheduled to come down over the summer, to be the site of a approved $15 million addition to the business school but members of the athens county historical society say the building should be preserved because of its significant architecture. happening today -- benefit to help provide transitional housing for homeless women veterans. the second annual reception and play to help support ariya's house will begin 1:00 this afternoon on quincy avenue. tickets are $40, include the reception to be followed by the play. today in mayfield heights, to the ravenna township fire department. it's for equipment to be presented to the department. demonstrations are today at 1:00 at the firehouse subs on mayfield road. you have today left, the final day of the special, more than 50 downtown restaurants are offering $15, $30, $40 lunch and dinner specials. the full menu lists on our newsnet5 app and web site. next on "good morning cleveland" -- an ohio woman is recounting her brief battle with the zika virus. why it was unique prepared to other mosquito-borne illnesses she's experienced. will the public square renovations be country in time for the republican -- be done in time for the republican national convention? >> 60 and sunny today, we have a change that is quickly approaching in my 7-day forecast. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. good morning. i'm "power of 5" meteorologist janessa webb. sunny skies, no clouds, it's going to be a very nice sunday afternoon with our temperatures on the mild side. right now we're at 42 degrees, stark county 39. we are looking for a dramatic warm-up. daytime highs near 60 degrees throughout your afternoon. also the winds, they are going to be talking up to about 25 miles per hour. constant throughout your afternoon. we're looking at gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour as our next cold front starts to approach. we're going to start to see the winds subside as we head into your monday. so forecast for today, we'll go with mostly sunny, you could see a few clouds here and there for inland locations from mansfield all the way to the norwalk area, into the upper 50s. lower 60s towards beachwood into the solon area. hot spots, once again, go to akron where earlier this week we were tracking a little bit of snow out towards the east and inland areas. today dry weather pattern before the cooldown really starts to come as we step into the month of march. in health news -- an ohio woman who contracted the zika virus while traveling in haiti georgia kirko is one of five positive for zika virus. she's no stranger to mosquito- borne illnesses having traveled to haiti 25 times since 1987. fever too. she said she had what felt like the flu with one difference. >> i was hotter than unusual. and i looked in the mirror and saw a rash that was just about starting right here, my face. >> georgia says she no longer has symptoms and will continue to travel to haiti. however the cdc warns that women who are pregnant or thinking about getting pregnant should avoid traveling to areas of the world impacted by the virus. if you see news happening please let us know. text or e-mail [email protected] or tweet us 8:45. sunday. hillary clinton is the big winner in south carolina this morning but bernie sanders says the democratic campaign isn't over just yet. clinton's victory secured her 39 delegates, sanders picked up just 14. sanders didn't appear dejected by the results telling supporters in minnesota last night they are starting a "political revolution." clinton now has wins in three of the first four contests like donald trump in the republican field. the south carolina primary last night just a drop in the bucket ahead of what is coming this week. john kosich has that and more >> reporter: a long talked about super tuesday almost here. we could see one, possibly two candidates elevated from frontrunner to presumptive nominee. one of the states voting will be vermont, home state of senator bernie sanders, the chance to catch one sanders earlier this week as he campaigned in cuyahoga county for votes. in 2008 ohio was hillary clinton's firewall, gave her the legs here against president obama to continue that campaign through april. bernie sanders told me he does not see that as a case this year. >> look, what we have done in the last nine months has gone from 3% in the polls to a situation where in the last 10 days three national polls actually have us leading. we are making real progress in state after state, around this country including right here in ohio. >> reporter: it was also a chance for former state senator support mean? >> means a great deal to me. i'm a big fan of nina. she's been on board for quite a while. i think she's speaking truth to power. not just to the african- american community, but to all people. and she's a fighter and those are the kind of people we just love to have on board. >> reporter: sanders making the same argument that republican john kasich is making in that he's the candidate one-on-one that can stop donald trump. >> is he the republican that gives you the clearest path to the white house? >>i think so. i think his views and his personal demeanor are not what the american people want. you can't go around insulting everybody. i have differences with secretary clinton. you're not going to hear me ripping her apart and telling you she's the worst person in the world. i know the media responds to trump, they love that. the vicious attacks. i don't think it's what the american people want. >> reporter: are the rich too rich for bernie sanders? jameson tackles in this morning's political fact check. after a strong showing in nevada bernie sanders continues to beat the drum on economic inequality. >> there's something profoundly wrong when the richest 80 people, 80 people in the world own more wealth than the bottom half of the global population, 3.5 billion people. >> reporter: it's a message sanders reiterated to his base of working class americans throughout his campaign. and he's not far off according to politifact. >> they are just estimates on the total wealth of the population of the world. they are just estimates. >> reporter: but backed up by enough reliable data that they say sanders is close enough with his information to write his claim as -- mostly true. next up, marco rubio is pulling out a stunning statistic about the current state of k-12 education while making his case for school choice. rubio claiming 2/3 of our kids his source was the national assessment of educational process or naep but some education experts take experts with the grade level. he uses the naep's "proficient" rating. some say it's a higher standard than just grade level. many states use the basic level, a lower standard than proficient. >> marco rubio has the right figures, 2/3 of american students are not reading at a "proficient level" but that doesn't equal great level. >> reporter: his claim about the dire state of america's reading level for children at -- half true. for this week's politifact fact check, i'm jason uhlerr. >> one of the city's new crown we have an update on the public square progress. moses looks at the middle of ontario street. recent thaw removing the snow that hit the progress being made here. in over three months the fencing, construction equipment and workers will be gone and public square will be public guns ben. -- once again. >> it's expects to be done june 1st as planned. so many trees are in now. you have the cafe under construction behind me. you have the water feature. you can see the fountains coming in. >> reporter: the project cost remains $37 million getting a boost near the finish line by an extra $3.5 million from the state. >> we have what we need now to complete the construction project. we're equally focused on taking care of the project and operating it, maintaining it. we continue to need to bring in resources so we're able to take care of this and use it actively for years to come. >> reporter: $3.5 million from the state was from funds the shoreway to the rock hall. a project that has been delayed but one the group plan says is still moving forward for 2017. >> we want to be able to walk out from the front door of the terminal tower through the transformed public square over the wonderful mall and connect down to thelant. we're working to -- you it's progressing nicely. >> reporter: we're going to have another republican debate thursday night, in detroit primary. then four more states are heading to the polls saturday. with democracy 2016, i'm john kosich, enjoy your sunday. can't wait to see that final project at public square. it will be warmer when you do see it but feel almost like it does now because this is a special treat we got today. >> a very special treat. we have not seen temperatures remember we were at 67 degrees? ice cover for lake erie is only about 9%. this time last year that lake was completely frozen over. we're seeing that warm weather making the waves russell there a little bit. the high pressure sagging to the south and then we have our next storm front moves in. allowing for the winds. last time cleveland hit 60 degrees twice in february folks was nearly 10 years ago. that was february 2006 we hit twice back-to-back days. doesn't look like we'll beat any records but definitely a warm day ahead of us as we head into the rest of your sunday. you can see not a cloud in the sky as temperatures continue to warm up. rain now, you can see from our weather bug there, 45 degrees for downtown cleveland. at the airport 42, good morning, out towards mentor madison, geneva on the lake, you're currently at 46 degrees. looking at the five live radars, we're not even contending with any clouds here. you can see they are starting to make its way onshore out towards lake, geauga, portage county into ashtabula but crossing over that pa line fairly quickly. what we're dealing with is a southerly flow, that's what's allowing for the gradual warm- up here, but we have our next front that is well towards our northwest. these are sustained winds speeds, constant wind speed you're going to feel throughout hour. we're looking at local gusts to near 42, 50 as our next front starts to approach. your hour by hour, you're going to enjoy all this sunshine, should be seeing that official high of near 60 as we head into about the 3:00 hour. that high pressure which is allowing for the sunny skies has shifted well to the east into the carolinas, but this is number one. it's going to produce, with a into overnight. we're watching our next front that is starting to materialize on shore out towards washington, it's going to cross over to the rockies. across lake erie into tuesday into wednesday afternoon. it's going to provide us with a snow mix. hour by hour, our futurecast shows here by 11:30 tonight we start to see that wet weather come through, it will slice through overnight, just in time for your early morning commute. things really dry out but look at the temperatures, we wave goodbye to the 60s, even the 50s and get down to the nitty gritty, back down to the 30s. so stepping back into reality as we head into tomorrow. 60 for today. not going to be breaking any records but definitely near it for official highs for today. 35 as we head into tonight. we'll transition into more cloud coverage and a little bit monday we'll start to track our next front, that moves inution all the way into wednesday. you can see temperatures cooling off as we head into next weekend. only a high of 27 degrees. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. back at 10:00. starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump takes command. just two days till super tuesday. the billionaire front-runner rewriting the campaign playbook. >> we have a really good chance of winning. >> a former foe now joining his side. >> i'm proud and happy to be part of this team. >> while his rivals hit back harder than ever. >> worst spray tan in america. this is a scam. donald trump will never be the republican nominee. >> we're covering all the week's stunning surprises. and looking ahead to super tuesday. with chris christie and ted cruz here live. plus, hillary's lanslide victory.