Decembers in west-central Ohio have brought milder air and less snowfall over the last several years. Could this December buck that trend? Meteorologist Nathan Kitchens dives into the forecast.

While it remains impossible to get into specifics, we can identify certain drivers that will influence our long-range weather. One of those factors includes ocean temperatures in the equator regions of the pacific ocean. Water temperatures in this area remain cooler than normal. This acts to cool the air above it and impact the jet stream pattern. This phenomenon will typically create an active and colder winter across the northern tier of states, with warm and dry weather along the gulf coast.

A project helped connect Lima students and children in Cameroon. The Memory Project had Lima Senior High School Students receive pictures of orphaned children in Cameroon in West-Central Africa.

Senator Sherrod Brown hopes that vaccines rates increase in Ohio as well as across the Untied States. While discussion continues to focus on federal vaccine mandates, Brown says that people getting the vaccination can help us get back to normal.