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Warren Tire Center Frost Advisory Issued for Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for the region, beginning at midnight and continuing through 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026. Temperatures are expected to fall into the mid-30s, resulting in frost formation. “Frost could harm sensitive outdoor vegetation,” the NWS...
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Rolling into a Cool Weekend
We had a brief reminder of summer Thursday and early this Friday morning, with an Erie High of 83 (not a record) and a warm southerly breeze. A bit humid too, with dew points in the low 60s. Mainly dry for now until we get close to daybreak, when rain rolls in from the north. […]
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Erie shelters prepare for the cold months with help from county
At Community of Caring, staff are already looking ahead to the needs that come with colder weather. As temperatures drop, organizations can see more people seeking warmth, shelter and other basic services. "Make sure that they have all the winter apparel that they're going to need, so it's coming at...
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A sprinkle or scattered shower possible tomorow night
We have gotten past the sunnier of the two weekend days. The Valley had only high clouds to deal with during a bright, seasonable Saturday. A potent coastal storm, however, will make conditions cloudier and a bit trickier going into Sunday and the start of the work week. This coastal...
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Federal loans and PEMA grants opening for storm victims
(WJET/WFXP)– Some financial relief is on the way for Erie and surrounding county residents affected by the thunderstorms on September 2 and 3, with the approval of loans from the federal government and PEMA activating its disaster recovery program. The Shapiro Administration announced Thursday that the federal government approved their request for financial aid for […]
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Storm cleanup ongoing at Erie Cemetery. Damage toll is rising
Erie Cemetery remains closed as storm cleanup continues. An estimated 100 trees were uprooted or severely damaged in the cemetery during the Sept. 2-3 windstorm that pummeled the city. Contractors hired by the Erie Cemetery Association are still removing and hauling away the debris. "They're mostly doing stump work now, which is the biggest job," cemetery CEO David Rinderle said. "There's so much equipment here, including cranes with booms — plus gigantic holes in the ground — that it's just not safe to open yet." Headstones and monuments also were destroyed or damaged by the storm, though how many remains to be seen — literally. As downed trees are removed, more damaged stones are coming to light. At Erie Cemetery: Storm cleanup cost estimated at $500,000 minimum Headstones and monuments for the cemetery's well-known graves, including the graves of composer Harry T. Burleigh, Civil War general Strong Vincent and Erie's Reed family, seem to be intact, Rinderle said. Will damaged markers be replaced? Families will be responsible for replacing or repairing damaged headstones and other cemetery monuments. "We don't own the headstones. They're owned by the families," Rinderle said. "The cemetery can certainly clean stones and do other minor work,
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Northeast Ohio Weather: Showers in the area today
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Beach hazards statement issued due to rip currents in Lake Erie
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Erie, Scranton, State College and Pittsburgh Brace for Coldest Afternoon Since Early May Tuesday With Highs Stuck in the 50s and Low 60s as Fall Begins
HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA — Well, this is something. Model guidance this morning is showing some genuinely cooler weather heading Pennsylvania’s way, with an early look at afternoon temperatures for Tuesday, September 22, valid 2:00 p.m. EDT, showing many areas stuck in the 50s and low 60s. This will probably be the coldest day across the state since early May, and it arrives right on cue: Tuesday marks the first day of astronomical fall, so Mother Nature is joining right in.
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Erie neighbors get relief from Team Rubicon volunteers
A national disaster response organization touched down in Erie to help locals affected by the storm. They’re called Team Rubicon, and they were founded by veterans to help pick up the pieces after disaster strikes. We visited one of their work sites as they removed a tree for two homeowners in need. Team Rubicon has […]
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Volunteers Continue Storm Recovery Efforts in Erie
Recovery efforts are continuing across Erie following the devastating early September storm, with hundreds of volunteers and community organizations stepping up to help residents’ clear debris and rebuild. A major part of that response has been the work of Team Rubicon, a veteran-led humanitarian organization that arrived in Erie...