Craig Webb
Reporter at Akron Beacon Journal
https://t.co/GfOWRVJq9U and Akron Beacon Journal reporter
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4 days ago |
beaconjournal.com | Craig Webb
A severe geomagnetic storm, caused by solar plasma and magnetic fields hitting Earth, may make the Northern Lights visible in Greater Akron. The best viewing time is estimated to be around midnight on Monday, June 2, pending clear skies. Wildfire smoke from Canada could potentially obscure the aurora borealis. To see the lights, find a dark location away from city lights and look north.
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5 days ago |
beaconjournal.com | Craig Webb
Wildfire smoke is causing hazy skies in Greater Akron. Temperatures will gradually increase, reaching near 90 degrees on Wednesday. Rain showers are possible Wednesday and Thursday. Highs will be in the 70s with a chance of showers on Friday and Saturday. The weather forecast in Greater Akron is rather hazy. And hot. The National Weather Service says smoke from wildfires will make for hazy skies over the next couple of days in northern Ohio. Temperatures will slowly rise to the lower 80s on Tuesday.
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6 days ago |
beaconjournal.com | Craig Webb
A G4 geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth this weekend, potentially making the northern lights visible in areas like Greater Akron. The best viewing time is predicted to be around midnight on Sunday and possibly Monday night. Viewers should find a dark location away from city lights and look north. There's a Geomagnetic Storm Watch in effect for Sunday and Monday. So what does that mean for Greater Akron? Something pretty darn cool.
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1 week ago |
beaconjournal.com | Craig Webb
It hardly feels very summerlike. Greater Akron has had a chilly start to the traditional summer season. Temperatures since Memorial Day have been below normal with highs in the 60s instead of the 70s. And it is about to get even colder. Rain showers and even some isolated rumbles of thunder on Friday will be the ingredients for a brisk start to the weekend with highs on Saturday expected to be in the lower 60s. When will the summer heat arrive in Greater Akron?
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1 week ago |
beaconjournal.com | Craig Webb
Hale Farm and Village, a historical site depicting 19th-century life in the Western Reserve, opens its summer season May 31. The farm features 32 historic structures, livestock and costumed interpreters demonstrating crafts and trades. Special events include a folk and wine festival, Civil War reenactment and harvest festival. The farm is open Wednesday to Sunday until Labor Day, with admission fees of $15 for adults and $8 for children. There's an old saying that some things never change.
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