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Mid80s to mid90s away from the coast. The mugginess will taper a little bit as we head through the day. A motorcycle injury crash in berkeley on westbound 80. Its supposed to be on the gilman on or offramp. We took our berkeley camera and tightened it in on this university or rather gilman street area and im definitely seeing some flashing lights. Some in the eastbound direction. I see some possibly in the westbound direction. So were going to keep an eye on this for you and find exactly where this motorcycle crash sand if its slowing traffic down. So that westbound 80 stretch right now highwa...

Afternoon after a blast of snow that gave kids here their first snow day of the season. One woman was stuck on top of a huge hill kids were sledding on. The sleds were makeshift shovels as kids tried to dig their mom out. Warmer temperatures made surfaces slippery and a challenge to navigate through. We came out to sled and now i am stuck in the snow. Just what i posted on facebook, i hope i dont get stuck in the snow when i come out and i did. Reporter was it worth it. Yeah. It is slushy because the temperature is not too the temperature, it is 33 degrees. And it is not frozen and not solid. ...

Psnow on the way tomorrow pmorning. Pthis is going to be a weaker psystem. Pbut it is another front. Pand then the thing that peverybody is going to be talking pabout in the forecast, all of a psudden we get much warmer here pon friday. Pbut it is going to come with pvery windy conditions. P31 akroncanton. Pa little chilly. Pnot a lot of wind with this psystem. Pand it was that heavy wet snow pthat stuck to everything. Pmade for a Winter Wonderland out pthere. Pwere at 31 downtown cleveland. Pwest wind at 10 moils iles an hour. Phere is the forecast through the pnight. Pit looks like well hold...

Point Loma Nazarene University beat IUP 2-1 to open the Division II College World Series.

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