Weather summary for Cleveland area forecast long-range outlook
The report covers Sunday through Tuesday conditions with lows in the mid teens to mid-20s and highs in the 30s, fair on Tuesday, then lows in the 20s and highs in the mid-30s to mid-40s. Tonight winds rise to 45 knots with flames and squalls mainly east of Cleveland and seas to 12-15 feet. Tomorrow NW winds reach 40 knots with a high near 35 and low around 27.
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Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Rockies and Southwest
A developing storm spread rain through the Southwest and eastern regions as heavy snow blanketed the Rockies and Minnesota. Forecasters warned of more snow in high elevations of New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado, with watches and warnings posted for parts of the Southwest. Light snow was also anticipated in nearby areas.
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Cold air clashes with milder air across Great Lakes region
A weather summary notes cold Northeast air meeting warmer southern air across western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania. Snow squalls were forecast for the Great Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley, with rain in the Appalachians and lower Mississippi Valley. Light snow covered parts of the northern Plains, Iowa and Maine with up to 2 inches in Bangor.
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Ohio faces sweeping education cuts if budget fails
Ohio state officials warn of broad spending reductions across k-12 and higher education unless taxes rise by Jan 1. Budget Director Browning says a 9 percent cut could hit schools, colleges, and districts, with possible effects on bond ratings and mandated programs. Governor Voinovich’s office notes a $250 to $325 million deficit.
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Judge delays sentencing in Ohio outdoorsmen killings case
Federal Judge John Manos postponed sentencing for Thomas Lee Dillon on weapons charges linked to the slayings of five outdoorsmen across Tuscarawas Coshocton Belmont Noble and Muskingum counties from 1989 to 1992. Dillon, a Canton Water Department employee, faces new charges and a possible impact on a plea deal.
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