Cleveland, OH
Cleveland Weather Alert: Up to Two Feet of Snow Possible in Northeast Ohio by Friday
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Cleveland, OH – A Lake Effect Snow Warning remains in effect for Cuyahoga, Geauga, and Lake counties through 7 p.m. Thursday. Residents should prepare for hazardous travel conditions, with snow accumulations expected to reach between 8 and 14 inches in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), heavy snow will target the northern two-thirds of Geauga County and parts of Cuyahoga County, with gusts up to 40 mph creating reduced visibility. Roadways such as I-90 and local secondary roads are likely to become treacherous. Travel may be impossible in higher terrain areas, particularly during the morning and evening commutes on Thursday.
The snow will transition into more organized lake effect bands Wednesday evening, intensifying overnight into Thursday. This pattern will ease Thursday night but resume Friday morning. Total snowfall could approach two feet by the weekend in areas of Geauga County, especially near the Snowbelt.
For those traveling, the Ohio Department of Transportation advises carrying an emergency kit, including flashlights, blankets, and extra food. Visit www.ohgo.com for up-to-date road conditions and closures.
The five-day forecast shows a continuation of snow showers through Saturday, with highs dropping to the mid-20s by the weekend. Friday and Saturday will see light accumulations, while Sunday may bring clearer skies.
Prepare now for changing conditions by limiting travel, monitoring local weather reports, and securing supplies for potential delays or power outages.
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Cleveland State Wrestling Falls in MAC Opener to Ohio – Cleveland State University
ATHENS, OHIO – Cleveland State (0-3, 0-1) opened up MAC action with a 24-14 loss to Ohio (4-2, 2-0) on Friday evening.
Cleveland State raced out to a 6-0 advantage behind a 7-3 decision from Ben Aranda (125-pounds) and a 6-3 decision by Nick Molchak (133-pounds).
Ohio answered back with a 2-1 decision at 141-pounds and a fall at 149-pounds to lead 9-6.
The Vikings used consecutive major decisions by Douglas Terry (157-pounds) and Tate Geiser (165-pounds) to regain a 14-9 lead.
The Bobcats tied the match at 14-14 behind a technical fall at 174-pounds and went ahead 18-14 after picking up a major decision at 184-pounds. An 11-4 decision in favor of Ohio at 197-pounds extended their lead to 21-14.
In a showdown of the top two heavyweights in the MAC, the second-ranked and No. 27 Jordan Greer of Ohio took down top heavyweight and No. 21 Daniel Bucknavich, 7-3, as Ohio won the match, 24-14.
Cleveland State will make its first-ever appearance at the David H. Lehman ’68 F&M Open on Friday, January 10.
Cleveland State 14, Ohio 24
125 | Ben Aranda (CSU) DEC Ryan Meek (OU), 7-3 | CSU leads 3-0
133 | Nick Molchak (CSU) DEC TJ England (OU), 6-3 | CSU leads 6-0
141 | Kaden Jett (OU) DEC Landen Duncan (CSU), 2-1 | CSU leads 6-3
149 | Derek Raike (OU) FALL Connor Saylor (CSU), 1:09 | OU leads 9-6
157 | Douglas Terry (CSU) MD Logan Cravatas (OU), 11-2 | CSU leads 10-9
165 | Tate Geiser (CSU) MD Jack Lledo (OU), 11-1 | CSU leads 14-9
174 | No. 11 Garrett Thompson (OU) TF Ronald Dimmerling (CSU), 17-1 | Tied 14-14
184 | Jeremy Olszko (OU) MD JR Reed (CSU), 11-2 | OU leads 18-14
197 | Austin Starr (OU) DEC Joey Lyons (CSU), 11-4 | OU leads 21-14
285 | No. 27 Jordan Greer (OU) DEC No. 21 Daniel Bucknavich (CSU), 7-3 | OU leads 24-14
Cleveland, OH
Cleveland, Akron open warming centers
CLEVELAND — Northeast Ohio is bracing for frigid temperatures over the next few days by extending hours at community shelters for residents.
Over the next few days and into next week, wind chills will be in the teens. They could reach sub-zero at times, according to Spectrum News 1 meteorologists.
In Cleveland, these centers have extended hours from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday:
- Michael Zone Recreation Center, 6301 Lorain Ave., Cleveland
- Lonnie Burten Recreation Center, 2511 E. 46th St., Cleveland
- Collinwood Recreation Center, 16300 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland
- Zemla George Recreation Center, 3155 Martin L. King Blvd. Cleveland
In Akron, the Summit Lake Community Center at 380 W. Crosier St. will have extended hours starting Sunday, Jan. 5 through Friday, Jan. 10 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
All other Akron community centers will open during their normal business hours, which can be found here.
The Emergency Overnight Shelter at 111 E. Voris St. will also be open from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. every day until Friday, Jan. 10.
For more details about the upcoming winter storm and temperatures, click here.
Cleveland, OH
Frances Zingales – 2024 – Jakubs Funeral Home
FRANCES ZINGALES (nee Auer), age 85. Beloved wife of Charles “Chuck”. Loving mother of Chuck (Danette), Anne (Dean) Petters, Mary (Steve) Jaworski, and Frank (Shannon). Dear grandmother of Matthew, Tony, Carrie, Grace, Julia, Alex, Dominic, Leo, Antonio, and Camron and great-grandmother of 3. Sister of Fritz Holtcamp (deceased) and Elsie Boggins. Longtime teacher at Holy Cross School.
Funeral Mass Saturday, January 4, at 10:00 AM at Our Lady of the Lake Parish. Interment All Souls Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the JAKUBS & SON FUNERAL HOME, 936 E 185 St., Friday from 4:00-8:00 PM. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland or Our Lady of the Lake School.
FRANCES ZINGALES (nee Auer), age 85. Beloved wife of Charles “Chuck”. Loving mother of Chuck (Danette), Anne (Dean) Petters, Mary (Steve) Jaworski, and Frank (Shannon). Dear grandmother of Matthew, Tony, Carrie, Grace, Julia, Alex, Dominic, Leo, Antonio, and Camron and great-grandmother of 3. Sister of Fritz Holtcamp (deceased) and Elsie Bogg
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