April Loveland is a meteorologist at Spectrum News 1 in Ohio. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, bringing attention to the critical challenges posed by our changing climate. April's work has been featured in the Virginian-Pilot, WTKR News 3, Daily Press, and Spectrum News 1.
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April Loveland's focus is primarily on providing weather forecasts with a seasonal and breaking news emphasis. She concentrates on local events in Virginia, particularly Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
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A system will impact Thanksgiving travel and likely over the weekend.
Lake-effect snow showers across northeast Ohio could lead to white-out conditions and trick travel for the holiday. Snow/rain hit over the weekend.
Single-digit wind chills are likely in the daytime Sunday.
A storm system will bring widespread snow to the state, making for dangerous travel. Much of the state can expect several inches by Sunday morning.
After a stormy Tuesday in northern Ohio, the severe threat shifts south into central and southern parts of the state this afternoon and evening
Strong to severe storms are possible Monday night through Wednesday
By: April Loveland
Warm temperatures help fuel storms this afternoon and evening.
Our early season heat and humidity will help set the stage for some strong to severe thunderstorms through late Tuesday.
