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Campbell, OH · Weather
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Another Frosty Overnight, Rebounding Nicely to begin Work Week
CLEVELAND — Another Chilly Overnight. Another round of frost will be possible during the overnight, with lows back into the low to mid 30s across most of Northeast Ohio. Skies will be clear and barely a there breeze will allow frost to form. We'll rebound again Monday, with more...
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Freeze and Frost alerts go into effect tonight
CLEVELAND — Cold and Frosty Overnight. Coldest night of the season across Northeast Ohio, where we have a Freeze Warning for most locations, with the exception of Lake and Shoreline of Ashtabula counties. Lows will bottom out in the low to mid 30s, which means an end to the growing season for most of us. Make sure you cover or bring in an vegetation that you want to keep alive. Also turn off the water to the outside spigots.
WFMJ.com
Plenty of Sunshine This Weekend but Frost on the Way as Well
After a gloomy, soggy Friday, the sun will return. We can expect sunshine all weekend long, but chilly temperatures as well. It will be breezy today with a high in the upper 40s. Clear skies are in store for tonight, but with the clear conditions and lower temperatures, things will get frosty overnight into the early hours of Sunday. We are currently under a freeze warning, so you may want to move plants inside if possible. The low tonight will be in the lower 30s.
WKYC
Update of the frosty and frigid conditions tonight
The Repository
Canton area, NE Ohio under freeze watch this weekend
If the record heat wave on Oct. 13 was too much for you, this weather alert may be good news. The National Weather Service is issuing a freeze watch in Northeast Ohio this weekend. The service is forecasting sub-freezing temperatures as low as 30 degrees from Oct. 17 to Oct. 18. The frost and freeze conditions could kill crops, sensitive vegetation and damage unprotected outdoor plumbing. The watch covers Lucas, Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie, Lorain, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Ashtabula Inland, Hancock, Seneca, Huron, Medina, Summit, Portage, Trumbull, Wyandot, Crawford, Richland, Ashland, Wayne, Stark, Mahoning, Marion, Morrow, Holmes, Knox, Southern Erie, and Crawford counties. The service recommends residents take steps now to protect tender plants from the cold. And prevent water pipes from freezing by wrapping them, draining them or allowing them to drip slowly. Reach Aaron at 330-580-8428 or ahhughes@usatodayco.com. On X: @AaronHughe2. This article originally appeared on The Repository: Canton area, NE Ohio under freeze watch this weekend
Akron Beacon Journal
Fall colors burst across Greater Akron as leaves reach near peak 🍂
Fall is just about in full color in Greater Akron. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources tracks the fall colors across the state and says Northeast Ohio is "near peak" in Northeast Ohio. The state says the sugar maples are showing bright colors across the region while the dogwoods are turning reds and purples. “Even though it has been warm the past few days, this weekend we will see a drastic change in temperatures which should really catapult the fall color transformation in the state,” said ODNR Fall Color Forester David Parrott, in a statement. “Our fall color reporters are beginning to see ‘near peak’ conditions, especially in Northern Ohio.” Things will be downright chilly this weekend as temperatures are expected to plummet. The overnight lows in Greater Akron will be in the upper 30s on Friday night. The temperatures will dip into the lower 30s with widespread frost possible Saturday night into Sunday morning. A Freeze Watch has been issued Saturday night into Sunday morning in Northeast Ohio. Sensitive crops and plants could be damaged. Precautions should be made to protect outdoor plumbing. Frost is also possible Sunday night into Monday morning. After high temperatures in the 50s on
WFMJ.com
WKYC
Northeast Ohio weather forecast: Lake-effect showers tonight
sevenlakes.news
Lake-Effect Snow Showers Possible Saturday for Erie, Meadville, and St. Marys North of I-80 as Coldest Air Since April Arrives This Weekend
PENNSYLVANIA — Snow showers may be possible across parts of Pennsylvania this weekend as a strong blast of cold air arrives Friday night into Saturday. Confidence keeps growing in what could be some of the coldest air since the first half of April. Lake-effect snow showers are possible Saturday, especially along and north of Interstate 80. No accumulation is expected, since the showers should be light and the ground is still warm.