WFMJ-TV (Youngstown, OH)

2 days ago | wfmj.com | Andrew DiPaolo

NewsTemperatures will stay largely above the average for the remainder of the week, with no rain in sight until Friday. After some showers rolled through the Valley Monday afternoon, no threat of wet weather is in sight until the end of the week. Tuesday will remain largely sunny with high temperatures more seasonable in the low to mid 60s, temperatures will fall to the low 40s overnight under a mainly clear sky.

3 days ago | wfmj.com | Andrew DiPaolo

NewsAfter a bumpy Monday afternoon forecast, expect a quiet and warmer than average week. The threat of strong to severe weather will be present this afternoon as a cold front marches east through Ohio. The best timing of any strong to severe thunderstorms will be between 3 and 5 PM, and any thunderstorm will present the risk of producing damaging winds, hail, and even an isolated tornado.

3 days ago | wfmj.com | Jimmy Wendolek

WeatherAfter today's rain, pleasant weather is on the way for the middle of the upcoming weekShowers and storms will return to the forecast on Monday. An isolated shower will be possible during the morning commute, with rain chances higher around midday as a cold front approaches the area. A stronger thunderstorm cannot be ruled out during that time. Any leftover raindrops will come to an end this evening, with skies turning partly cloudy overnight.

4 days ago | wfmj.com | Chris Cerenelli

WeatherAfter lots of cooler-than-average temps recently, we'll see seasonable warmth over the next week to 10 days. Some nicer weather will finally settle in over the next week!Look for increasing clouds Sunday with a nighttime shower or storm possible after highs in the low 60s. Monday can bring showers and storms as well with highs in the low to mid 70s. The sky clears out Tuesday through Thursday as highs reach the mid 60s to low 70s.

5 days ago | wfmj.com | Deepa Bharath

News - AP-NationalThe Community United Methodist Church in Pacific Palisades burned down in wildfires that devastated much of Los Angeles in January. By DEEPA BHARATH Associated PressPACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. (AP) — Carrying a tall wooden cross on his shoulder, Pastor John Shaver walked down the street where his church had stood, just three months ago.