COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Rain arrives Thursday night and continues through most of Friday. Most of the weekend is dry. Mild temperatures return on Sunday. Clouds are thickening up and rain is ...

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The weather script flips once more on Sunday and Sunday night, with the potential for spotty rain and snow showers in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania as another shortwave trough sweeps ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Continuing our slow warming trend for the next few days with a mix of sun & clouds and rain returning for the end of the week. Good Wednesday morning! Temperatures are ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) has forecasted a weak cold front sweeping southeast across the region today, with high pressure trailing into the Ohio Valley ... followed by rain driven by ...

Panama City, Fla. (WMBB)—Snow, sleet, and freezing rain, oh my… yes, all of the winter precipitation types are going to fall across the panhandle. For the most part, if you are inland (5 miles ...

Some areas could see a significant amount of snow, while southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia could see a mix of wintry precipitation changing to rain. The active pattern will persist with ...

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For example, on April 5th, 2018, YouTube [2] user Gary Chevalier uploaded a "singing battle" competing over who does the better "Oh my God." The video received more than 4.8 million views in four ...

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"As of right now, it is on track."'I DON'T SEE A PROBLEM': Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says there is "no indication at all that the president wants to slow down money for hard infrastructure projects.