Rain expected to linger across Ohio with scattered showers
The cold front moved east of Ohio leaving a weak low over the Great Lakes through today. Clouds and light showers will persist especially in northern counties with highs in the 60s to near 70, cooler than Memorial Day. A developing high north of the lakes will end showers in the north tonight as a disturbance brings more showers to central and southern Ohio tonight and Wednesday. Rain ranged from Findlay to some stations as a half inch Memorial Day. dawn temperatures were 56 Toledo and 61 Ironton.
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Weather roundup for Ohio and nearby states with 1972 highway update
Ohio sees variable clouds tonight through Wednesday with spotty showers and thundershowers. Central and south highs reach the 60s with 50s at night. a Saturday shower risk returns. Thursday to Saturday highs in the 70s and 50s at night. Nearby states report light rain north Ohio and cooler conditions inland with mid 50s to upper 60s, and a large 1972 state highway resurfacing and safety work summary from the Ohio Division of Highways noting miles resurfaced and bridges repainted.
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Ohio Division of
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Tornadoes turn weekend to a holiday of horror
A record 160 tornadoes swept across the Midwest and South over Memorial Day weekend, killing at least 48 people in 11 states and causing multi million dollar losses. Schools and towns like Brent Alabama and Jonesboro Arkansas suffered severe destruction with dozens injured and widespread crop damage. Governors sought federal disaster declarations as storms began in Keefeton Oklahoma and spread to Georgia Florida North Carolina and Virginia.
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Tornado toll rises as families seek shelter
Five people died across the Midwest and South after Memorial Day tornadoes. A Center Point Alabama man herded his family into a basement before perishing over two of his children who survived. In Keefeton Oklahoma a pickup was ripped apart while a family sought shelter. Arkansas Governor Bumpers cited a Jonesboro woman who hid in a bathtub and survived.
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Dornan
Six Die in Clashes Between Ruling League and NS Party
In Dacca Bangladesh six people were reported dead and more than twenty injured as supporters of the Awami League and the National Socialist party clashed in five towns.
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Bangladesh
Awami League
National Socialist Party
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