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Traffic Report: Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013

Written By kolimtiga on Kamis, 31 Januari 2013 | 17.04

CLEVELAND -- Your connection to traffic conditions and incident reports from WTAM 1100 Total Traffic and wkyc.com for Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2012.

Weather Advisory: High winds and a mix of freezing rain and snow, followed by lake effect snow expected starting at 6 a.m.

The heavy wind gusts of 35 mph or more are coming out the west and northwest, making driving westbound more challenging.

I-71

No delays, no incidents reported

I-76

No delays, no incidents reported

Construction:
• Medina County: Eastbound down to ONE LANE from S.R. 57 to Medina/Summit county line through Sept. 2013

I-77

No delays, no incidents reported

I-80 (Ohio Turnpike)

No delays, no incidents reported

I-90

No delays, no incidents reported

Construction:
• Ashtabula County: Various LANE RESTRICTIONS eastbound and westbound east of S.R. 84 (Conneaut River bridge) to PA state line until Oct. 2013
• Lorain County: Down to TWO LANES EB & WB, east of S.R. 57 through Nov. 2013
• Avon/Westlake: Down to TWO LANES EB, from S.R. 83 to Crocker/Bassett roads

I-271

No delays, no incidents reported

I-480

No delays, no incidents reported

S.R. 2

No delays, no incidents reported

S.R. 176 (Jennings Freeway)

No delays, no incidents reported

U.S. 422

No delays, no incidents reported

Downtown Cleveland

No delays, no incidents reported

Construction:
• EASTBOUND TRAFFIC ONLY on Cedar Ave. from E. 89th St. to MLK Jr. Dr.; westbound traffic detours to Carnegie Ave. until June 2014
• E. 21st St. on ramp to I-77 SB CLOSED until both Innerbelt Bridges are completed (approx. 2016)
• Ontario St. on ramp to Innerbelt south/west CLOSED until late July 2013
• Abbey Ave. exit from Innerbelt south/west CLOSED until late 2013

Akron Central Interchange

No delays, no incidents reported

Cuyahoga County Notes

Valley View: Towpath CLOSED due to flooding

Lake County Notes

Painesville: Vrooman Rd CLOSED at Grand River due to flooding

Painesville: S.R. 2 eastbound CLOSED at Richmond St due to downed power pole

Other Construction Notes

• Macedonia: Highland Rd. EB/WB CLOSED west of Roll And Hold Pkwy. for work on railroad tracks though mid-Oct. 2013
• Avon: Nagle Rd. CLOSED NB/SB on I-90 overpass for new interchange construction through Sept. 2013
• Mentor: Heisley Rd. (S.R. 44) CLOSED over S.R. 2 through mid-Oct. 2013; expect periodic daily LANE CLOSURES on S.R. 2 under Heisley Rd. during off-peak travel hours

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Painesville: State trooper hits downed power pole

PAINESVILLE, Ohio -- A state trooper's cruiser was disabled when it hit a highway light pole that fell in the roadway on State Route 2 in Painesville overnight.

The accident was reported before 3 a.m. near the Richmond Street exit in the eastbound lanes of the highway.

A trooper was headed east on S.R. 2 in high winds and sleet when he saw a disabled car on the right side of the road.

As he moved over to check on the vehicle and any possible occupants, he struck the downed pole, deflating three tires on his cruiser.

The trooper blocked the right lane.

The first car also sustained damage from the downed pole.

Other traffic ran over the pole in the meantime, but drove over a more flat portion in the left lane and their cars were unharmed.

S.R. 2 east was closed from the Richmond Street exit to the on-ramp for a few hours overnight and reopened close to 4:30 a.m.

Painesville Police are investigating the first car's accident.

The trooper's cruiser was towed back to the post.

Nobody was injured, according to highway patrol.

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Cleveland Weather: Taking the plunge

A powerful storm system continues to pummel the eastern half of the country with severe weather in the Southeast and severe winter weather in the Midwest.

Tonight, a strong cold front swept across the area. Rain showers, gusty wind, and dropping temperatures were the rule of the evening. For example, the Downtown Cleveland temperature fell from 54 to 39 in an hour and a half (9PM to 10:30PM).

Winds will remain "blustery" tonight, and a wind advisory has been issued for much of northern Ohio through 7AM.

As the cold air comes sweeping in on westerly wind, Lake Erie will once again be the focus of the forecast. With the west wind, we will likely have one "mega band" of lake effect set up, along with a few other smaller bands. Where the "mega band" sits, we will have the highest snow accumulations...8"+ easily attained while 12+" will be possible. We'll just have to see where the bands set up...the most likely place would be the snowbelts, which are under a lake snow warning.

(Lake Effect Snow Warning for Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties)

While there are many factors that play in to a lake effect forecast, wind direction and fetch (air duration over water) are two of the most important. That west wind gives us the best fetch (the wind has to travel over a great distance of water) and therefore we can get some serious snow bands going.

Winds will change around on Friday to help the lake effect taper off, but the winds of change are coming ahead of a clipper system that will bring a widespread, light snowfall (1" to 3" to the area).

We'll have a little lake effect on Sunday, but then another clipper moves through on Monday.

Oy! If it isn't one thing, it is another.

Hang on friends, it is going to be a crazy ride.

Thursday: Lake effect snow east. Mostly cloudy with flurry chances otherwise. Colder and windy. Temps start near 50 just after midnight, then fall into the 40s...30s and into the 20s to start the day. (Lake Effect Snow Warning for Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties)

Friday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for lake effect, especially early. COLD and breezy. Near 20 (Lake Effect Snow Warning for Cuyahoga, Lake Geauga and Ashtabula counties)

Saturday: Mostly cloudy with periods of snow likely (weak Clipper system #1). 1" to 3" of snow accumulation possible. Mid 20s

Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a slight chance for lake effect snow showers. Upper 20s

Monday: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers (Clipper #2 which will bring additional light accumulations). Low 30s

Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with scattered lake effect flurries. Upper 20s/near 30

Wednesday: Partly sunny. Low 30s

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Lake effect snow warning Thursday through Saturday

CLEVELAND - The cold Arctic has arrived and that will bring another round of lake effect snow for the snowbelt counties of northeast Ohio.

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A LAKE EFFECT SNOW WARNING has been issued for Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga and Ashtabula counties from Thursday morning to Saturday morning.

Here is the latest from the National Weather Service...

  ...LAKE EFFECT SNOW WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM THURSDAY  TO 6 AM EST SATURDAY...    * ACCUMULATIONS....SOME ACCUMULATIONS IN EXCESS OF A FOOT WHERE    SNOW BANDS PERSIST. THE HIGHEST ACCUMULATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO    BE NEAR THE LAKESHORE WITH LESSER AMOUNTS WELL INLAND.    * TIMING...THE SNOW WILL DEVELOP LATE TONIGHT BEHIND THE COLD    FRONT. THE SNOW WILL TRANSITION INTO LAKE EFFECT THURSDAY AND    CONTINUE IN THE SNOW BELT INTO FRIDAY NIGHT.    * WINDS...WEST 20 TO 30 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 35 MPH.    * IMPACTS...LAKE EFFECT SNOW WILL RESULT IN DIFFICULT TRAVEL    WITH POOR VISIBILITY AND SNOW COVERED ROADS. SIGNIFICANT    ACCUMULATIONS ARE POSSIBLE ALONG INTERSTATE 90.    * TEMPERATURES...HIGHS WILL BE IN THE 20S WITH LOWS IN THE TEENS.    * VISIBILITIES...WILL BE REDUCED BELOW ONE HALF MILE IN THE    HEAVIER SNOW SHOWERS.    PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...    IN LAKE EFFECT SNOW THE WEATHER CAN VARY FROM LOCALLY HEAVY SNOW  IN NARROW BANDS TO CLEAR SKIES JUST A FEW MILES AWAY. IF YOU WILL  BE TRAVELING ACROSS THE REGION BE PREPARED FOR RAPID CHANGES IN  ROAD AND VISIBILITY CONDITIONS. STAY TUNED TO NOAA WEATHER RADIO  FOR FURTHER DETAILS OR UPDATES.

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Top 4 Super Bowl TV Deals (46" to 70")

CLEVELAND -- Yesterday on Ways 2 Save, it was all about TVs 22 inches to 43 inches.

Today, we crank up the savings and the screen size.

I've been hunting deals around the clocking, checking local store stock and combing every cheap avenue out there. It's clear you want quality and you want size. A huge thank you to Deal Angels Julia, Rachel and Ada who have helped me narrow down a list of hundreds of deals.

Beginning next month, TV prices go up and deals are scarce. Also, as stores deplete their older LCD stock with the new LED models, we'll see fewer deals.

This also marks the end of the 2012 stock because the 2013 models start to make their way to our stores soon. You won't hear me mentioning too many TV deals between now and October!

Want more deals? CLICK HERE to follow me on Twitter.

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46 Inches

31% off RCA 46" LCD HDTV + free store pickup
Was: $549.99
Now: $378

51 Inches

$120 off Samsung 51" slim plasma HDTV + free store pickup
Was: $649.99
Now: $529.99

60 Inches

$500 off Sharp Aquos 60" LED HDTV + free shipping
Was: $1399.99
Now: $899.99

70 Inches

$600 off Sharp Aquos 70" LED HDTV + free store pickup
Was: $2,199.99
Now: $1,599.99

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Written By kolimtiga on Rabu, 30 Januari 2013 | 17.05

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Top Super Bowl TV Deals

CLEVELAND -- First off, I'll have deals on TVs larger than 43 inches tomorrow. Today, I'm only doing 32 to 43 inches as prices are hottest on these sizes today.

The countdown to the big day is on and super-sized football often spells super-sized TV discounts. Traditionally, "Big Game" TV deals were so folks could get a big TV in time for the Super Bowl to enjoy the game on. Over the last few years, this has changed as a time to snag a discount on TVs small through huge. This also marks the end of the 2012 stock as the 2013 models start to make their way to our stores.

Beginning next month, TV prices go up and deals are scarce. Also, as stores deplete their LCD stock with the new LED models, we'll see fewer deals.

Want more deals? CLICK HERE to follow me on Twitter.

If you've accessed this list through our iPad app, please visit this article directly through Safari so the coupon links load correctly for you.

Also, Happy Birthday to Ways 2 Save Editor and Contributor Vince Fratiani. You are a good one.

22 Inches

$32 off RCA 22" LCD HDTV + free store pickup

Was: $179.98
Now: $148

32 Inches

$30 off Toshiba 32" HDTV + free store pickup

Was: $259.99
Now: $229.88

$100 off Samsung 32" LED HDTV + free shipping

Was: $379.99
Now: $279.99

42 Inches

$200 off LG 42" LED 32 TV + free shipping

Was: $599
Now: $399

*Comes with 4 pairs of 3D glasses. Limited stock.

Price will drop at checkout

Top Pick:

43 Inches

$100 off Samsung 43" Plasma HDTV + free store pickup

Was $499.99
Now $399.99
*Selling for $379.99 for a very limited time.

***Best rated of all the TVs on this list. My pick today. Matches what we saw Black Friday.

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Cleveland: Overnight fire closes West Side Market

CLEVELAND -- A brief fire at the West Side Market left the historic building filled with billows of smoke early Wednesday morning.

An overnight security guard reported the fire at Sebastian's Meats inside the market before 2:30 a.m. Crews quickly controlled the fire, containing it to the one stand, but a fire official says the building sustained heavy smoke damage.

It could take hours for the smoke inside the building to clear out and for fire crews to finish their work at the scene. The fire department is bringing in special fans in an effort to vent the smoke trapped in the ceiling.

City of Cleveland officials say the West Side Market will be closed today.

Stay with wkyc.com for the latest updates.

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Traffic Report: Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013

Written By kolimtiga on Selasa, 29 Januari 2013 | 17.04

CLEVELAND -- Your connection to traffic conditions and incident reports from WTAM 1100 Total Traffic and wkyc.com for Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2012.

Weather Advisory: A dense fog advisory is in effect. Foggy conditions are being reported throughout Northeast Ohio.

I-71

No delays, no incidents reported

I-76

No delays, no incidents reported

Construction:
• Medina County: Eastbound down to ONE LANE from S.R. 57 to Medina/Summit county line through Sept. 2013

I-77

No delays, no incidents reported

I-80 (Ohio Turnpike)

No delays, no incidents reported

I-90

No delays, no incidents reported

I-271

No delays, no incidents reported

I-480

No delays, no incidents reported

S.R. 2

No delays, no incidents reported

U.S. 422

No delays, no incidents reported

Downtown Cleveland

No delays, no incidents reported

Akron Central Interchange

No delays, no incidents reported

Other Construction Notes

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The top 5 steals in Northeast Ohio

CLEVELAND -- Welcome to another day of incredible savings. Your deal requests have been piling up in my inbox and what makes my job easier is that so many of you are asking for the same thing. It's nice to know we all have something in common!

I've hunted down every deal I could find and want to extend another big thank you to Deal Angels Julia, Rachel and Ada for helping me navigate stock.

If you're looking for a super Super Bowl TV deal, I expect the best deals to drop overnight. I'll feature that right here tomorrow.

If you've accessed this page through our iPad app, please visit this article directly through Safari so the coupon links load correctly for you.

Want more deals? CLICK HERE to follow me on Twitter.

77% off Leisure Rio luggage collection 17" wheeled tote for $18 + free shipping

Was: $80
Now: $18
or $36 for upright suitcase

**Please note while the photo includes all suitcase models, you're only getting one.

72% off Rosewill 6-slice toaster oven broiler + free shipping

Was: $99.99
Now: $27.99

**Very well-rated and reviewed

30% off men's North Face Pumori fleece jacket + free shipping

Was: $98.95
Now: $69.27

**All sizes available and I know many women who will buy and wear this too.

Up to 81% off super sports magazine subscriptions

Sports Illustrated on sale

**Some magazines are auto-renewal where indicated

50% off Sleep Innovations memory foam contour pillow + free store pickup

Was: $49.99
Now: $24.99

**A viewer favorite, lowest price this season

Bonus By Viewer Request:

Super Bowl Party Deals: Up to 45% off NFL kitchen & dining accessories

• Aprons
• Chef Hats
• Party Favors
• Napkins

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Boy Scouts may soon welcome gay scouts, leaders

As early as next week, the Boy Scouts of America's may announce it will allow gay scouts and troop leaders, a spokesman for the group has told USA TODAY.

If this policy shift is approved by the national board meeting at their scheduled meeting next week, it will be a sharp reversal of the Scouts' decade's old national policy banning homosexuals.

"The policy change under discussion would allow the religious, civic, or educational organizations that oversee and deliver Scouting to determine how to address this issue," BSA spokesman Deron Smith said in a statement to USA TODAY.

Only seven months ago, the Boy Scouts affirmed that policy after a nearly two-year examination of the issue by a committee of volunteers convened by national leaders of the Boy Scouts of America, known as the BSA. However, local chapters and some members of the national board -- corporate CEO Randall Stephenson of AT&T and James Turley of Ernst & Young -- called for a reconsideration.

The proposed new policy would leave decisions on membership and leadership up to the BSA' s 290 local governing councils and 116,000 sponsoring religious and civic groups.

"Scouting has always been in an ongoing dialogue with the Scouting family to determine what is in the best interest of the organization and the young people we serve," Smith told USA TODAY.

"The Boy Scouts would not, under any circumstances, dictate a position to units, members or parents. Under this proposed policy, the BSA would not require any chartered organization to act in ways inconsistent with that organization's mission, principles or religious beliefs," he said.

The Cleveland United Way Chapter was one of 50 nationwide which stopped funding because of the discrimination policy.

That move was controversial for them, as well, says United Way Executive Director, Bill Kitson.

"We received letters and phone calls on both sides of the issue. We obviously received folks who said that they would no longer support us. And we received new donors who said they're now supporting us because we made this change," says Kitson.

Oren Dorell and Cathy Lynn Grossman, USA TODAY

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Protesters: Chase suspects' autopsy results are character defamation

EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Protestors marched in East Cleveland Monday night, making claims that Cleveland Police are trying to discredit the two people killed in a high speed chase in November.

Ohio Attorney General Mike Dewine said early on that no information would be released until the investigation was complete.

The results of the attorney general's investigation are expected this week.

At a time when the Cleveland community is tapping it's foot in anticipation of a gunshot residue test, which might clear suspects Malissa williams and Timothy Russell, the suspect's drug tests have been released instead.

Family members and community activists are outraged.

Two months of simmering has brought a boil to the anger felt by community activists and family members of Williams and Russell.

"They killed my daughter, said Martha Williams, Malissa's mother. "I want to know why. I don't care what they say drugs in her system. That's irrelevant."

Last Friday, the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner released autopsy results, which indicated that both Russell and Williams tested positive for cocaine. Williams also had marijuana in her system.

The information was actually released to actually assassinate their credibility -- that's all it was," said Walter Jackson, Malissa's uncle.

Not included in the autopsy was whether the two had any gunshot residue on them, which would prove whether either of the suspects fired on Cleveland Police. According to police, the alleged shots are what started last November's chase.

The chase ended with 13 officers firing 137 bullets, hitting Williams and Russell more then 20 times each.

The crowd Monday night repeatedly chanted the phrase, "No gun residue."

Two simultaneous investigations are underway. Attorney General Dewine's office is investigating the criminal case.

The City of Cleveland is investigating whether police policy was breached.

"We will do this in a transparent, honest and credible way," said Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson.

Onlookers aren't convinced. Elected officials are now facing the same scrutiny as police.

Another recurring chant from the rally: "No truth, no justice."

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office says it is not acting on behalf of attorney general. The autopsy was released at the request of the media. It is standard practice for the medical examiner to release public information when requested.

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The top 5 steals in Northeast Ohio

I've hunted down every deal I could find and want to extend another big thank you to Deal Angels Julia, Rachel and Ada for helping me navigate stock.

If you're looking for a super Super Bowl TV deal, I expect the best deals to drop overnight. I'll feature that right here tomorrow.

If you've accessed this page through our iPad app, please visit this article directly through Safari so the coupon links load correctly for you.

Want more deals? CLICK HERE to follow me on Twitter.

77% off Leisure Rio luggage collection 17" wheeled tote for $18 + free shipping

Was: $80
Now: $18
or $36 for upright suitcase

**Please note while the photo includes all suitcase models, you're only getting one.

72% off Rosewill 6-slice toaster oven broiler + free shipping

Was: $99.99
Now: $27.99

**Very well-rated and reviewed

30% off men's North Face Pumori fleece jacket + free shipping

Was: $98.95
Now: $69.27

**All sizes available and I know many women who will buy and wear this too.

Up to 81% off super sports magazine subscriptions

Sports Illustrated on sale

**Some magazines are auto-renewal where indicated

50% off Sleep Innovations memory foam contour pillow + free store pickup

Was: $49.99
Now: $24.99

**A viewer favorite, lowest price this season

Bonus By Viewer Request:

Super Bowl Party Deals: Up to 45% off NFL kitchen & dining accessories

• Aprons
• Chef Hats
• Party Favors
• Napkins

Free 2-day shipping with Amazon Prime

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Euclid: Firefighter injured in apartment fire

Written By kolimtiga on Senin, 28 Januari 2013 | 17.04

EUCLID -- A firefighter was injured while battling a fire at a Euclid Avenue apartment complex Sunday evening.

The fire started just after 5:00 p.m. on the second floor in the rear of the building.

Fire departments from adjacent cities were called to assist with the blaze at Aljer Manor Apartments. Police were also called to assist with traffic control. They say the area of Euclid Avenue and Heritage Drive was closed.

An eyewitness said smoke could be seen coming from the building before fire crews arrived.

According to Fire Chief Tom Cosgriff, the fire started on the second floor and quickly spread to adjacent apartments.

One firefighter received a minor injury while working at the scene. That firefighter received treatment and was transported to the hospital.

The building owner says there are 11 units in the building that house roughly 20-30 people total.

During the fire, Illuminating company workers had to cut power to the building. Other buildings in the complex still have power.

The American Red Cross is on scene to assist residents who were displaced.

No residents were injured.

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Ways to Save: Super Bowl Gear & Popcorn Maker

CLEVELAND -- Let's call this a touch down for your wallet. Today we see the first of several Super Bowl price drops and I'm hunting down the gear and items you've asked for.

Please read the shipping estimates before you place your order. Not all items will arrive in time for the weekend due to ongoing weather issues across the country.

If you've always wanted a jersey or memento of your favorite team, today is also a great day to buy with these temporary price drops.

Want more deals? CLICK HERE to follow me on Twitter.

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Happy Saving!

$10 off Football Popcorn Maker - Fan Favorite!

Was: $34.99 (with shipping)
Now: $24.99 (with shipping)

**We had a ton of fun testing this on set. Makes delicious popcorn in minutes thanks to "Air Pop" technology. Not guaranteed to arrive in time for the Super Bowl but is something you can enjoy year-round.

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Cleveland Weather: Winter Mix to ALL Rain

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY for Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula, Trumbull & Mahoning counties from until 10 am Monday morning.

Today will be Windy & Warmer with occasional Rain Showers. High: 47. Wind: SW 15-20 mph.

Scattered rain showers, breezy & mild with occasional rain showers toight. Low: 43. Wind: SW 10-15 mph.

Tuesday will be Cloudy, Windy & very Warm with occasional rain showers. High: 57. Wind: South 15-20 mph.

Rain showers, Windy & Warm Tuesday night. Low: 50. Wind: South 15-20 mph.

Wednesday, the Arctic Cold Front pushes across Northern Ohio. There will be wind & Rain ahead of it in the morning. An early High of 55, with temperatures dropping in the afternoon behind the Front.

The Arctic Blast will be felt Thursday. It will be Cloudy, Windy with Snow Showers & much Colder. High: 27.

Cloudy & Very Cold with snow showers Friday. High: 22.

Saturday, an "Alberta Clipper" slices across the region with snow showers. High: 29.

Sunday will be Mostly Cloudy with a few Snow Showers, mainly over the Snowbelt. High: 30.

I'll keep you updated on twitter through the day too. Follow me at: @holliesmiles

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Winter Weather Advisory issued for freezing rain and sleet

CLEVELAND - Freezing rain and sleet has prompted the issuance of a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY.

WKYC HD Radar @ http://bit.ly/WKYCHDRadar

This advisory is for the following counties through 4 a.m.: Ashland, Coshocton, Cuyahoga, Erie, Holmes, Huron, Lorain, Medina, Ottawa, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, Stark, Summit, Tuscarawas, Wayne.

This advisory is for the following counties through 10 a.m.: Ashtabula, Carroll, Columbiana, Geauga, Lake, Mahoning, Portage, Trumbull.

The mix of snow, freezing rain and sleet will gradually change to all rain over north central Ohio late tonight as a warm front lifts across the area. The wintry mix will linger across extreme northeast Ohio until mid morning Monday.

Here is the latest from the National Weather Service...

  THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN CLEVELAND HAS ISSUED A WINTER  WEATHER ADVISORY FOR FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET.      * ACCUMULATIONS....LESS THAN A TENTH OF AN INCH OF ICE. LESS    THAN AN INCH OF SLEET.    * TIMING...THE MIX OF SNOW...LIGHT FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET WILL    WILL GRADUALLY CHANGE OVER TO ALL RAIN LATE TONIGHT.    * WINDS...SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 20 MPH.    * IMPACTS...SOME ICE ACCUMULATION IS LIKELY ON UNTREATED    SURFACES...TREES AND POWER LINES.    * TEMPERATURES...AROUND 30.    * VISIBILITIES...BETWEEN 3 AND 6 MILES.    PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...    MOTORISTS SHOULD USE CAUTION AS UNTREATED ROADWAYS MAY BE SLICK  AND ICY. IN ADDITION UNTREATED STEPS AND WALKWAYS MAY ALSO BE  SLICK AND ICY.  STAY TUNED TO YOUR FAVORITE NEWS SOURCE OR NOAA  WEATHER RADIO FOR FURTHER DETAILS OR UPDATES.

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Cleveland Weather: "Yo-Yo" Weather Ahead !

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY in effect from the Cleveland/Akron/Canton areas, WEST, until 4 am Monday morning.

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY for Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula, Trumbull & Mahoning counties from until 10 am Monday morning.

Sunday evening, a "Winter Goulash" mix of Snow, Sleet & Freezing Rain pushing in from the west this evening, overriding a Warm Front. The Icy Mix will change to all rain after Midnight. A Low near Midnight of 32, with temperatures RISING through the 30's overnight. Wind: SE 10-15 mph.

Monday will be Windy & Warmer with occasional Rain Showers. High: 48. Wind: SW 15-20 mph.

Scattered rain showers, breezy & mild with occasional rain showers Monday night. Low: 45. Wind: SW 10-15 mph.

Tuesday will be Cloudy, Windy & very Warm with occasional rain showers. High: 60. Wind: South 15-20 mph.

Rain showers, Windy & Warm Tuesday night. Low: 52. Wind: South 15-20 mph.

Wednesday, the Arctic Cold Front pushes across Northern Ohio. There will be wind & Rain ahead of it in the morning. An early High of 55, with temperatures dropping in the afternoon behind the Front.

The Arctic Blast will be felt Thursday. It will be Cloudy, Windy with Snow Showers & much Colder. High: 27.

Cloudy & Very Cold with snow showers Friday. High: 21.

Saturday, an "Alberta Clipper" slices across the region with snow showers. High: 27.

Sunday will be Mostly Cloudy with a few Snow Showers, mainly over the Snowbelt. High: 26.