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People who live near streams, creeks or other low-lying flood prone areas are at risk for flooding.

Thursday will be another mild day as temperatures remain around 15 degrees above normal.

Spring is coming, which means storm season is approaching.

Thursday was the first dry day at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport since Feb. 21.

Myvalleyweather.com Meteorologist Paul Wetzl said this is a rare occurance.

How do the recent earthquakes compare to one another? And is there any chance we'll see an earthquake hit close to home?

Rich Berg and his family have owned property in Negley since 1993, but just last year they literally started tapping into the business of maple syrup.

March is full of folklore, including lions, lambs, ides and hares.

Meteorologists are busy adjusting their record books after the snowiest February ever seen in several Ohio cities.

Friday was the tenth day for canceled classes at Beaver Local. Ohio lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would allow such students who have several snow days to make up work online.

Ohio schools hard hit by this year's snows still have five calamity days for canceling classes without having to make up the lost time. That changes next year.

Beaver Local Schools were closed once again Thursday. The district used its ninth calamity day since the beginning of this school year.

Ryan Knotek says he wanted to pop the question to Christi Lombardo in a way that was special and give her a story nobody else had.

Northern States Metals, based in Youngstown, is working with YSU's Engineering Department to further develop its mounting systems for solar panels.

According to the NOAA Web site, the scale will keep the same wind speed speed ranges as the original Saffir-Simpson Scale for each of the five hurricane categories, but will no longer tie specific storm surge and flooding effects to each category.

As so many of us are tired of seeing all the snow and ice piling higher and higher, the relief from seeing it start to melt could mean the beginning of even bigger problems.

Lulls, Perihelions, Chinooks and more.

With snow melting, horticulture experts provide some advice to help prepare your plants for spring.

Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell says the state's Department of Transportation will release fuel payments to local municipalities a month early to help with the costs of cleaning up after a pair of strong winter storms.

Columbiana County took the brunt of the last winter storm, and East Liverpool is trying its best to dig out its residents. But it's no easy task.

Road crews aren't only trying to keep up with Mother Nature, they're also trying to stay one step ahead of her, making plans on how to deal with the snow when it starts to melt.

Snow began falling Monday afternoon ahead of a low pressure system trekking across southeast Ohio. Winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect.

PennDOT District 11 issued a release Tuesday reminding homeowners that it is not only unsafe to shovel snow onto state roads, it is illegal.

As the snow piles up here in the Valley, it may be a good time to take some precautionary steps for the day it eventually thaws.

After six days and two snowstorms, there are still dozens of Youngstown streets where people are waiting to see snow plows.

Mother Nature granted some Valley students a week-long vacation from school. But with all this time off, how can parents keep their students active?

The deaths of two men, ages 63 & 84, raise concerns. Older people are urged to take advantage of available help.

Pittsburgh has already broken its record snowfall for the month of February, with 27-inches on the ground. In fact, there's so much snow, the city is calling out for help.

Two teenage brothers in Springfield lend helping hands to their neighbors when the snow hits. It's been a busy week.

Trumbull County MetroParks and Cortland officials will meet to discuss developing property on the east side of Mosquito Lake.

School is canceled and with several inches of snow on the ground, it's a winter wonderland for children. The playtime can be great, but children can be exposed to some dangers you may never think about.

Ohio airport schedules are dotted with cancellations, mainly due to more serious winter weather elsewhere.

Most area businesses are still plugging away despite the snow dumped on the region over the past week.

With so much snow and ice on the ground, experts have several tips on how to walk through it safely.

PennDOT suggests motorists have a survival kit in the car and tell a relative or friend when they are traveling.   |   PennDOT Winter Weather Driving Tips (26.5KB)

Certain passenger vehicles and tractor-trailer rigs are prohibited from driving on the turnpike.

For the first time in at least nine years, Grove City's Prime Outlets have closed because of weather.

New media allows many people to share video and stories on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter.

Due to weather, Waste Management announced there will be no service Wednesday for the Youngstown/ Warren areas.

Due to the winter weather event across much of Pennsylvania, certain Driver License and Photo Centers will be closed today (Wednesday).

With more snow already falling, the white stuff has some places trying to figure out what to do with what's already on the ground. Wellsville is hauling it out of town.

Medical experts say combining the cold weather and physically demanding activities, like shoveling snow, can triple some people's chances of suffering a heart attack.

If you've waited this long to buy that new snow thrower or shovel, you're probably going to have to wait a little longer to get it.

Columbiana, Mercer and Lawrence counties are under a Winter Storm Warning and Trumbull and Mahoning counties a Winter Weather Advisory.

ODOT had more than 1,050 snowplows and trucks on state highways targeting parts of the state on the leading edge of this storm front.

Youngstown fire chief says property owners are responsible for making sure hydrants are accessible.

Many might remember skating at Mill Creek Park's outdoor rink years ago. Could that soon be a possibility once again?

Columbiana County commissioners are looking for state assistance in dealing with historic snow accumulations. The county is trying to prepare for the next winter blast.

After Friday night's snowstorm, several Valley schools played it safe Monday. With another snowstorm on the way, some have already canceled Tuesday classes.

The Valley is still digging out from the winter storm that left some parts of the Valley under nearly two feet of snow.