People all over the area were taking advantage of the sunny and warm weather and WHIZ's Katie McGraw talked to a few of those people this afternoon to see what they had in store for the beautiful day.
Fifty Two. It's the number of days until the calendar date of June Twenty First. which happens to be the first day of summer. But, Mother Nature could have fooled the residents of Muskingum County, who were soaking up every ray of sunshine.
“Love it,” said Lisa Mitchell...
The warm temperatures around our area turn many's people's thoughts to spring.
This morning, the owner of Dog Watch of Southeast Ohio was ready to shed his sweatshirt as he put in an invisible fence for a homeowner. He said the thawing of the ground allowed him to get a jump start on projects.
"Normally my busy season doesn't pick up until the end of February maybe the first of March," explained Mike Kinneer.
After Kinneer installed the invisible fence today, it...
The final day of January felt like a spring day in May!
Tuesday's unseasonably warm temperatures made for a great day to be outside or to take an extra long lunch break.
We caught up with walkers at the Bethesda Fitness Trail who were enjoying the warm weather.
Melissa Milliahan and her daughter, Laney, paused to play by the water. Milliahan said the nice weather gave her a chance to enjoy the outdoors.
"It's really exciting to...
The calendar says October, and the leaves are changing, but it doesn't feel like fall outside.
The sun was shining, and temperatures almost reached 80 degrees across our area. WHIZ caught up with some joggers enjoying the warm weather on the Gorsuch Fitness Trail behind Genesis-Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville. Diane Milligan said she enjoys the scenery along the trail.
"The trail is like a mile long, and it's very nice to watch the squirrels," said Milligan...
As the weather warms up, more people tend to spend time outdoors enjoying the sunshine, but deputies with the Muskingum County Sheriff's Office aren't able to do so.
Muskingum County Sheriff Matt Lutz said as the temperature increases, so do the amount of calls to the Muskingum County Sheriff's Office.
"When the weather breaks, like it did this weekend, people are cooped up, they're ready to get out and see some green grass again," said Lutz. "Our calls...
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