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Northeast Ohio school closings and delays for Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024; Cleveland city schools close

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January 17, 2024

Northeast Ohio school closings and delays for Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024; Cleveland city schools close

CLEVELAND, Ohio — School districts throughout Northeast Ohio, including Cleveland Metropolitan School District, are canceling classes for Wednesday, with forecasts calling for dangerously cold temperatures early in the morning.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill advisory for much of Northeast Ohio, including Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit and Trumbull counties. Forecasts say it will be about 5 to 6 degrees during the time children usually wait for bus pickup or walk to school, but wind chills will make it feel like minus-16.

The advisory is in effect until noon Wednesday. Temperatures eventually will climb into the low 20s, but it will remain windy throughout the day, with gusts up to 31 mph.

Here is a list of school closings and delays from WKYC Channel 3. All schools listed are closed Wednesday unless otherwise noted.

Academy of St. Bartholomew

Agape Christian Academy

Akros Middle School

Akron City Schools

Albert Einstein Academy, all campuses

Alliance City Schools

All Saints of St. John Vianney

Alpha Care (Cuyahoga, Lorain)

Amherst Exempted Village Schools

Andrews Osborne Academy

Apex Academy

Archbishop Hoban High School

Assumption Academy Broadview Heights

Aurora City Schools

Avon Lake City Schools

Avon Local Schools

Barberton City Schools

Bay Village City Schools

Beachwood City Schools

Beaumont School

Bedford City Schools

Benedictine High

Berea City Schools

Berkshire Local Schools

Bethel Baptist Christian Academy

Bethel Christian Academy (Parma)

Brecksville-Broadview Heights Schools

Broadmoor School

Broadway Academy

Brooklyn City Schools

Brownstone Day School

Brunswick City Schools

Buckeye Joint Vocational School District

Buckeye Local (Ashtabula County)

Buckeye Local (Medina)

Bucyrus City Schools

C.A.S.T.L.E High School Parma

Canton City Schools

Canton Country Day School

Canton Harbor High School

Canton Local Schools

Cardinal Local Schools

Central Christian School

Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools

Chapel Hill Christian North

Chapel Hill Christian School South

Chardon Local Schools

Chippewa Local Schools

Christian Community School

Christian Faith Academy

Citizens Academy Southeast

Citizens Leadership & Academy Glenville

Clearview Local Schools

Cleveland Central Catholic High School

Cleveland Heights-University Heights Schools

Cleveland Metropolitan School District

Cloverleaf Local Schools

Columbia Local Schools

Constellation School Westpark Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Eastside Arts Academy

Constellation Schools Stockyard Community Middle School

Constellation Schools Elyria Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Elyria Community Middle School

Constellation Schools Lorain Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Lorain Community Middle School

Constellation Schools Madison Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Old Brooklyn Community Middle School

Constellation Schools Old Brooklyn Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Parma Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Parma Community Middle

Constellation Schools Parma Community High School

Constellation Schools Parma Community Intermediate School

Constellation Schools Puritas Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Puritas Community Middle School

Constellation Schools Stockyard Community Elementary

Constellation Schools Westpark Community Middle School

Constellation Schools Westside Community School of Arts

Constellation Schools-Pearl Road Elementary

Copley Fairlawn City Schools

Cornerstone Christian Academy

Corpus Christi Academy

Coventry Local Schools

Crestwood Local Schools

Cuyahoga Falls City Schools

Cuyahoga Heights Local Schools

Cuyahoga Valley Career Center

Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy

E Prep & Village Prep Cliffs

E Prep & Village Prep Willard

E Prep & Village Prep Woodland

ECEC-Shaker Heights

Edge Academy

Education Alternatives-Bedford

Education Alternatives – Painesville

Education Alternatives-Cuyahoga Falls

Education Alternatives-Elyria

Education Alternatives-Ravenna

Education Alternatives-Willoughby

EHOVE Career Center

Elyria Catholic High School

Elyria City Schools

Emmanuel Christian Academy

Euclid City Schools

Fairlawn Lutheran School

Fairport Harbor Exempted Village Schools

Fairview Park City Schools

Field Local Schools

Garfield Heights City Schools

Geauga Head Start

Geneva Area City Schools

Gilmour Academy

Global Ambassadors Language Academy

Gospel Haven Academy

Grand Valley Local Schools

Green Local Schools (Summit County)

Green Local Schools (Wayne County)

Hartville Christian School

Hathaway Brown School

Hawken Schools

Heritage Christian Schools, Canton

Heritage Classical Academy – Northfield

Heritage Classical- Bainbridge

Heritage Classical- Peninsula

Hershey Montessori, Concord Township

Hershey Montessori, Huntsburg Township

Highland Local Schools

Hillsdale Local Schools

Holy Cross Lutheran School

Holy Family-Parma

Holy Family-Stow

Holy Name Elementary

Holy Name High School

Horizon Science Academy Cleveland High School

Hudson City Schools

IDEA House Educational Services

Imagine Bella Academy

Immaculate Heart-Cuyahoga Falls

Incarnate Word Academy Elementary

Independence Local Schools

Innovation Academy West

Insigtful Minds

Intergenerational School

Invictus High School

iSTEM Geauga Early College High School

Jackson Local Schools

James A Garfield Local Schools

Julie Billiart School- Akron

Julie Billiart School- Lyndhurst

Julie Billiart School- Westlake

Kenston Local Schools

Kent City Schools

Keystone Local Schools

Kingsway Christian School

Kirtland Local Schools

Lake Catholic High School

Lake Center Christian Schools

Lake Local Schools (Stark County)

Lake Ridge Academy

Lakeland Community College, all campuses

Lakeshore Intergenerational School

Lakewood Catholic Academy

Lakewood City Schools

Lakewood Lutheran Elementary

Laurel School Butler Campus

Laurel School Lyman Campus

LEAP Program – Crestview

LEAP Program – Garfield Heights

LEAP Program – Green

LEAP Program – Kent

LEAP Program – Rittman

Lerner School

Lorain County Early Learning Center

Lorain Preparatory School

Louisville City Schools

Lutheran East High School

Lutheran West High School

Madison Local Schools (Lake County)

Madison Local Schools (Richland County)

Maple Heights City Schools

Maplewood Career Center

Mater Dei Academy

Mayfair Christian School

Mayfield City Schools

Medina Christian Academy

Medina City Schools

Medina County Career Center

Mentor Christian

Mentor Exempted Village Schools

Messiah Lutheran School

Metro Catholic Parish Elementary

Middleburg Early Education Center

Middlebury Academy

Midview Local Schools

Minerva Area Christian School

Minerva Local Schools

Mogadore Local Schools

Monarch School

Montessori School of University Heights

New Life Christian Academy

Noble Academy-Cleveland

Nordonia Hills City Schools

North Canton City Schools

North Olmsted City Schools

North Ridgeville City Schools

North Royalton City Schools

Northside Christian Academy

Northwest Local Schools

Norton City Schools

Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Schools

Oberlin City Schools

Old Trail School

Olmsted Falls City Schools

Orange City Schools

Orchard Park Academy

Orrville City Schools

Our Lady Mt. Carmel – Cleveland

Our Lady of Angels Elementary

Our Lady of Elms-All

Our Lady of Peace-Canton

Our Lady of the Lake School

Padua Franciscan High

Painesville City Schools

Parma City Schools

Perry Local Schools (Lake County)

Perry Local Schools (Stark County)

Pinnacle Academy

Plain Local Schools

Portage Lakes Career Center

Portage Learning Center Atwater

Portage Learning Center Ravenna (No transportation)

Portage Learning Center Kent

Pymatuning Valley Local Schools

Ravenna School District

Redeemer Christian Elementary

Revere Local Schools

Richmond Heights Local Schools

Rittman Exempted Village Schools

Painesville Riverside Local Schools

Rocky River City Schools

Ruffing Montessori-Cleveland Heights

Ruffing Montessori-Rocky River

South Euclid-Lyndhurst City Schools

Shaker Heights City Schools

Solon City Schools

South Suburban Montessori

Southeast Local Schools (Portage County)

Spring Garden Waldorf School

Springfield Local Schools (Summit County)

St. Adalbert-Cleveland

St. Agatha-St. Aloysius

St. Albert the Great Elementary

St. Ambrose-Brunswick

St. Angela Merici

St. Anselm School

St. Anthony of Padua-Akron

St. Anthony of Padua-Lorain

St. Augustine-Barberton

St. Barnabas Elementary

St. Benedict Catholic School

St. Brendan School

St. Charles Borromeo School

St. Christopher Elementary

St. Columbkille Elementary

St. Dominic School

St. Francis-Gates Mills

St. Gabriel-Mentor

St. Helen School-Newbury

St. Hilary Elem-Fairlawn

St. Ignatius High School

St. Ignatius of Antioch

St. Jerome Elementary

St. Joan of Arc-Chagrin Falls

St. John Lutheran-Cleveland

St. John School-Ashtabula

St. Joseph Academy

St. Joseph-Randolph

St. Jude Elementary-Elyria

St. Ladislas Good Shepherd

St. Leo The Great-Cleveland

St. Mark Catholic School

St. Martin de Porres High School

St. Mary Byzantine Elementary

St. Mary Elementary-Berea

St. Mary Elementary-Chardon

St. Mary Elementary-Elyria

St. Mary Elementary-Mansfield

St. Mary Immaculate-Avon

St. Mary of the Assumption

St. Mary-Akron

St. Michael-Canton

St. Michael-Independence

St. Paschal Baylon Elementary

St. Patrick Elementary-Kent

St. Paul Lutheran-Westlake

St. Peter Elementary-Canton

St. Peter Elementarhy-Lorain

St. Peter-North Ridgeville

St. Raphael Elementary

St. Rita Elementary

St. Rocco Elementary

St. Sebastian Elementary

St. Stanislaus Elementary

St. Thomas Aquinas

St. Thomas More Elementary

St. Vincent-St. Mary High School

STEPS Academy

Stepstone Academy

Stow-Munroe Falls City Schools

Streetsboro City Schools

Strongsville City Schools

Sts. Joseph and John-Strongsville

Sts. Robert and William Elementary

Summit Academy Elementary-Akron

Summit Academy Elementary-Lorain

Summit Academy-Akron Secondary

Summit Academy-Canton

Summit Christian School

Tallmadge City Schools

The Methodist Preschool of Chagrin Falls

Thurgood Marshall High School

Towpath Trail High School

Trinity High School

Triway Local Schools

Twinsburg City Schools

UCP of Greater Cleveland

University School

Urban Vision-Akron

Valley Christian Academy-Aurora

Vermilion Local Schools

Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School

Wadsworth City Schools

Walsh Jesuit High School

Warrensville Heights City Schools

Washington Park Community School

West Branch Local Schools

West Geauga Local Schools

Western Reserve Local Schools

Westlake City Schools

Westshore Montessori

Westside Christian Academy

Wickliffe City Schools

Wings Academy

Woodridge Local Schools

Wright Preparatory Academy

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Many dealing with damage after severe weather rolled through northeast Ohio

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April 1, 2026

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Many dealing with damage after severe weather rolled through northeast Ohio

CLEVELAND — A line of storms blew through northern Ohio Tuesday night, spurring Tornado Warnings, especially in the Cleveland area.

What You Need To Know

Gusts of 74 miles per hour were recorded hitting the region

The storms prompted a Flood Warning overnight, which has since expired; high water remains to be an issue in some areas

More than 30,000 people were without power as of Wednesday morning, mainly in Cuyahoga, Geauga and Lake counties

Gusts of 74 miles per hour were recorded hitting the region, and many are waking up without power on Wednesday morning, with some debris to clean up.

The storms prompted a Flood Warning overnight, and high water remains to be an issue in some areas.

As of Wednesday morning, more than 30,000 people were without power, mostly in Cuyahoga, Geauga and Lake counties. Cleveland Metropolitan School District announced some schools are closed due to power outages as well.

In an update early Wednesday, Cleveland Public Power said it has worked through the night and restored power to approximately 75% of customers.

“Our crews are facing challenges such as uprooted trees and aluminum siding as well other debris blown into powerlines. We appreciate your patience as they work as quickly and safely as possible to restore power,” Cleveland Public Power wrote in a post on Facebook.

To submit photos of storm damage, click here.

The National Weather Service reported multiple trees down, including a tree that went through a house in Wayne County. There are also massive trees blocking sidewalks and roadways, including in Shaker Heights.

Over in Willoughby Hills, fire and police warned of high water from the Chagrin River, creating flood hazards. Some roads were closed in the area, including Bishop Road and White Road. Flooding was also reported along SOM Center Road. The river crested at about 15 feet at 4 a.m. Wednesday.

“Police, Fire and Service Departments are actively working to address these issues and assist residents,” Willoughby Hills Police said. “Please use extreme caution while driving. Do NOT attempt to drive through water of unknown depth.”

(Willoughby Hills Fire Department)

To the western side of the state, Toledo also faced some damage from the strong storms.

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Cuyahoga County takes a beating during Tuesday night’s severe weather

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March 31, 2026

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Cuyahoga County takes a beating during Tuesday night’s severe weather

CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Ohio — Tuesday night’s storm ravaged various parts of Cuyahoga County, including Shaker Heights, Cleveland and North Olmsted.

Tornado Warning issued for 3 Northeast Ohio counties

During our travels throughout the county, we saw a massive tree uprooted out of a field near Woodbury Elementary.

The tree stood inches from South Woodland Road and luckily snapped in the direction of the field rather than the residential homes on the other side.

Over in Cleveland on West 54th Street and Courtland Avenue, police blocked off a section of that intersection due to a downed tree that fell near a playground.

There was also a telephone pole that snapped and was hanging over the top of the road.

In North Olmsted on Birch Circle, there were several downed trees in front yards.

“Oh, it was a mess the second, I mean, coming down and seeing those four trees lying up. There’s three in the front here just lying on their side all over the driveway, and all the neighbors outside, wondering what to do, you know, where to start,” Taylor Wright told me.

Wright wasn’t home at the time of the storm. Neither was his partner, Candace Kepler.

Kepler said she was down the street at Target when the store started making announcements to take shelter.

“They made an announcement saying that everybody needed to be escorted to the tornado hall, and they made us all just leave our shopping carts and everything. We all went to the back of the store and huddled in this little metal hall in the back of Target,” Kepler said.

For 35 minutes, Kepler said she was stuck inside the store, worrying about her teenage daughter who was home alone.

“She was pretty scared because she saw the trees come down,” Kepler said. “I wanted to leave, but they wouldn’t let me leave, so I just kept her on FaceTime and tried to see if our neighbors… they came over and grabbed her, so that was good. Just keeping her safe was really just a priority.”

Luckily, their daughter is safe and sound, and so are they.

“Had you seen anything like it before?” I asked Wright.

He said, “Not this bad, especially not around here. This was the worst I’ve seen it over here with trees for sure.”

As of 8:30 p.m., Kepler and Wright were without power.

They were anticipating that it would come back on by 9:30 p.m.

Meanwhile, neighbors are already acting fast to chop the downed trees into pieces.

“They were in the neighbor’s driveway, so I grabbed my chainsaw, and then Sam, our neighbor, his kid came over with one, and we just got them all picked up, chopped them all up, and put them all in the tree lawn,” Wright said.

Stick with News 5 as we continue to monitor the latest on storm damage.

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Cleveland Guardians vs. Los Angeles Dodgers prediction, pick for Monday 3/30/26

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March 31, 2026

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Cleveland Guardians vs. Los Angeles Dodgers prediction, pick for Monday 3/30/26

Keagan Smith gives you a preview, prediction and pick for today’s game between the Cleveland Guardians and Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday’s MLB slate.

The opening days of the 2026 MLB season have been an absolute blast to watch, and as we roll into the second week of action on the diamond, there are plenty of games for fans and bettors alike to choose from.

On Monday night in the late window, the Cleveland Guardians (2-2) head to Los Angeles to take on the Dodgers (3-0). It’s a story of David vs. Goliath that certainly favors one team over the other given the nature of both lineups and their respective payrolls, but the beauty of this sport is that anything can happen on any given night.

Come fight the Monday blues with us! Here’s a betting prediction and pick for tonight’s Guardians vs. Dodgers matchup courtesy of MLB odds and lines on DraftKings Sportsbook.

Guardians vs. Dodgers prediction, preview

The Guardians made the postseason in 2025 with a surge over the second half of the campaign, and now they look to get back to the playoffs once again. They split the opening series of 2026 2-2 with the Seattle Mariners, and while an ugly 8-0 shutout did ruin the vibes to close things out, there were a couple of positives to glean. The biggest storyline by far was Chase DeLauter, the 24-year-old who debuted last postseason and has now started his first regular season by going 6-for-17 with four home runs. He’s been at the center of the production for a lineup with 13 runs in its four matchups, with the team slashing a combined .195/.262/.338. The biggest weakness of the Guardians thus far? A 32.4% K% that ranks third worst in the MLB, but obviously, it’s very early. Jose Ramirez and Steven Kwan are bound to get rolling eventually though, so there’s no reason to panic while the bats heat up. The pitching staff has more reason to worry though, giving up eight home runs in four games with a high K% at 28.6%, but also an elevated BB% at 13.6%. Not a great way to start the year, now is it?

Out in the National League, the Dodgers went a perfect 3-0 to open their own season after taking all three games over the Arizona Diamondbacks. That was expected given the massive payroll of the back-to-back World Series champs, especially after adding Kyle Tucker to their embarrassment of riches over the offseason. They’re scoring over five runs a game through the first three outings with a slash line of .222/.320/.422, but the interesting part is a .200 ISO that ranks fifth in the MLB after hammering five deep balls along with a league-high hard-hit rate of 46.7%. The Dodgers are driving the baseball already, which doesn’t come as a shock to anyone. However, an 0.73 K/BB ratio ranks third best in the sport and is a little more surprising. Oh, and did we mention that Shohei Ohtani is just 1-for-8 at the plate to start the season? The pitching staff holds a 2.67 ERA that ranks sixth to go along with the fourth-best WHIP at 0.89 and the second-lowest BB% at just 5.0%. Los Angeles is scary so far.

On the mound for Cleveland is lefty Parker Messick, who threw just seven starts in his debut campaign last season. He amassed an impressive 2.72 ERA with a 1.31 WHIP, punching out 38 hitters in 39.2 innings. While he didn’t qualify for most grades per Baseball Savant’s advanced metrics due to sample size, he would’ve been in very high percentiles for BB%, barrel rate, hard-hit rate and more.

The Dodgers will roll out righty Roki Sasaki, who threw just 10 games for Los Angeles last season with eight starts. He ended with a 4.46 ERA and 1.43 WHIP, striking out 28 hitters in 36.1 innings of work. it was a pretty uninspiring result, all things considered, but he brings nice velocity with a 96.1 MPH average on the fastball. He had some serious command issues in Spring Training though, which we’ll work with for out best bet.

Guardians vs. Dodgers pick, best bet

DraftKings Sportsbook lists the Dodgers as -199 Moneyline favorites at home this evening, while the Guardians hold +163 odds to win outright. The run total sits at an even nine.

Best Bet: Roki Sasaki over 1.5 walks allowed (-174)

The odds probably won’t do much for you at -174 unless you use this pick as a builder in a parlay, but there’s a ton of reason to feel bullish about a cash tonight. Sasaki allowed 15 walks in Spring Training. Now guess how many innings he pitched. Don’t look it up! No, it wasn’t 15-20 as you probably expected. It was 8.2. Again, he gave up 15 walks in 8.2 innings of work. The recent form is capital B Bad. You get it, but for the record, he had a 13.7% BB% last season as well. Command is not his strong suit.

Strong Lean: CLE Guardians +1.5 (-126)

Maybe things get dangerous for Cleveland with a young pitcher out there against such a star-studded lineup, but Los Angeles’ hurler isn’t particularly formidable. After the Guardians competed with the Mariners in their last series with two wins and a cover at +1.5, I like their chances to keep things feisty this evening on the road.

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