Regional Weather Summary Ohio to Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Regional forecast notes cold conditions across Ohio with increasing clouds and a chance of snow from a passing front. West Virginia sees mostly cloudy skies with late snow possible. Pennsylvania expects sun and clouds with tonight’s clouds bringing snow mainly west to east. Indiana turns cloudy with 2 to 4 inches of snow tonight, mixing with sleet and rain in the south. Lower Michigan remains cold with snow developing late today into Thursday morning, leaving a few inches. Lake Erie reports west wind 10 to 20 knots with 2 to 4 foot waves and 2 mile visibility in open waters.
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California voters weigh March ballot on gay marriage ban
In California, Proposition 22 would define marriage as between a man and a woman, as 40-year-old Christie Vianson and others react. Supporters cite traditional values while opponents warn it would stigmatize gays and inject government into personal relationships.
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Bitter cold wave grips Northeast with record low readings
Bitter cold swept the Northeast on Tuesday with readings plunging to 38 below in Enosburg Falls Vermont and minus 33 at Sutton. Whiteface Mountain skiers faced a 33 below wind chill of 100 below while six of eleven lifts closed. Snow and cold also reached North Carolina with up to six inches closing schools and businesses.
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NTSB calls for testing drugs in non aviation crashes
The NTSB urges safety testing of prescription and over the counter medications for drivers of trucks trains boats and buses to assess impairment roles. Aviation already tests pilots and the agency seeks a list of safe pills for heavy vehicle operators.
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