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Cool night ahead with spotty showers
Cool night ahead with spotty showers

Yahoo

time3 days ago

  • Climate
  • Yahoo

Cool night ahead with spotty showers

(WJW) — Mostly cloudy this evening. Most should be dry, but a few spotty sprinkles or light showers may be around in some spots. Temperatures will be cool and raw, in the 60s, then 50s once the sun sets. You may want a sweatshirt or light jacket if you're out for a while, but you can leave the umbrella. Click here for maps, radar and the latest weather information Overnight, cloudy skies remain and we are dry, even though a spot shower can't be ruled out. Temperatures are seasonably mild, in the mid-50s. Thursday, we are in a dry slot and under a warm front, which will allow for some sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. Even though it's a few degrees cooler than our average for this time of year, it should be a pleasant day. Friday, another system arrives from the southwest. Higher likelihood for showers southern half of the area on Friday. Friday night into early Saturday morning, everyone will see rain showers as this system moves through. Thursday-Friday futurecast: Friday will be cloudy with a few evening showers for the Wooster area. Saturday and Sunday will be dry with sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. Surprisingly, the year as a whole is actually NEAR NORMAL in terms of the percentage of days with above normal temperatures. Friday night/early Saturday, cold front drops south. Cooler air behind it Saturday/early Sunday. Cool weekend ahead. Temperatures will moderate mid/end of next week with a few 80s. No high humidity until at least next Wednesday: Here's the latest 8-Day Forecast: Stay up-to-date by downloading the FOX 8 apps, including the new FOX 8 CLE+ streaming app available for free on Amazon Fire, Roku, and Apple TV. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown
Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown

Scottish Sun

time21-05-2025

  • Scottish Sun

Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown

Last year, the Netflix app vanished from dozens of Sony and Apple TV models that were also roughly a decade old NOT-FLIX Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) NETFLIX will reportedly stop working on three Amazon Fire gadgets soon, as the devices age into retirement. From 3 June, two Fire Sticks and a Fire TV box will lose Netflix forever - so you better cancel that subscription, or upgrade your devices. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 First-generation Fire TV Stick Credit: Amazon 2 First-generation Fire TV box Credit: Amazon The shutdown affects the original Fire TV box, the first Fire TV Stick, and the Fire TV Stick with Alexa voice remote - Amazon's oldest Fire TV products. These first-generation gadgets are now all over a decade old, having first hit shelves in November 2014 (in the US). Brits, however, were able to get their hands on the devices in April 2015. If your OG Fire Stick is still alive and kicking, you should have received an email from Netflix warning of the change, according to PC World. Affected viewers have two choices: buy a newer Fire TV gadget (or a telly streaming rival like a Roku Stick or Google Streamer) and continue streaming Netflix just like before. Or, alternatively, viewers can wave goodbye to Netflix and cancel their subscription. The first-generation Fire TV devices will still have all the other apps, such as BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All 4, Prime Video and Disney+ - for now. But other platforms may too decide to pull their services from ageing tech later down the line. Last year, the Netflix app vanished from dozens of Sony and Apple TV models that were also roughly a decade old. Amazon Fire Stick trick lets you find lost remote instantly using hidden 'ringer' The streaming giant hasn't said why exactly it's pulling support for older devices. However, it's likely down to newer video standards, which help deliver better picture quality to Netflix subscribers paying for Premium packages, a report from CordBusters noted. Amazon has also stopped supporting these first-generation Fire TV devices - meaning they no longer receive software or security updates. So not only are they a security risk, these older gadgets are struggling to keep up with modern streaming demands.

Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown
Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown

The Sun

time21-05-2025

  • The Sun

Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown

NETFLIX will reportedly stop working on three Amazon Fire gadgets soon, as the devices age into retirement. From 3 June, two Fire Sticks and a Fire TV box will lose Netflix forever - so you better cancel that subscription, or upgrade your devices. The shutdown affects the original Fire TV box, the first Fire TV Stick, and the Fire TV Stick with Alexa voice remote - Amazon's oldest Fire TV products. These first-generation gadgets are now all over a decade old, having first hit shelves in November 2014 (in the US). Brits, however, were able to get their hands on the devices in April 2015. If your OG Fire Stick is still alive and kicking, you should have received an email from Netflix warning of the change, according to PC World. Affected viewers have two choices: buy a newer Fire TV gadget (or a telly streaming rival like a Roku Stick or Google Streamer) and continue streaming Netflix just like before. Or, alternatively, viewers can wave goodbye to Netflix and cancel their subscription. The first-generation Fire TV devices will still have all the other apps, such as BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All 4, Prime Video and Disney+ - for now. But other platforms may too decide to pull their services from ageing tech later down the line. Last year, the Netflix app vanished from dozens of Sony and Apple TV models that were also roughly a decade old. Amazon Fire Stick trick lets you find lost remote instantly using hidden 'ringer' The streaming giant hasn't said why exactly it's pulling support for older devices. However, it's likely down to newer video standards, which help deliver better picture quality to Netflix subscribers paying for Premium packages, a report from CordBusters noted. Amazon has also stopped supporting these first-generation Fire TV devices - meaning they no longer receive software or security updates. So not only are they a security risk, these older gadgets are struggling to keep up with modern streaming demands.

Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown
Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown

The Irish Sun

time21-05-2025

  • The Irish Sun

Netflix to stop working on two Amazon Fire TV Sticks in DAYS – check to see if you're affected before shutdown

NETFLIX will reportedly stop working on three Amazon Fire gadgets soon, as the devices age into retirement. From 3 June, two Fire Sticks and a Fire TV box will lose Netflix forever - so you better cancel that subscription, or upgrade your devices. 2 First-generation Fire TV Stick Credit: Amazon 2 First-generation Fire TV box Credit: Amazon The shutdown affects the original Fire TV box, the first Fire TV Stick, and the Fire TV Stick with Alexa voice remote - Amazon's oldest Fire TV products. These first-generation gadgets are now all over a decade old, having first hit shelves in November 2014 (in the US). Brits, however, were able to get their hands on the devices in April 2015. If your OG Fire Stick is still alive and kicking, you should have received an email from Netflix warning of the change, according to READ MORE ON FIRE TV Affected viewers have two choices: buy a newer Fire TV gadget (or a telly streaming rival like a Roku Stick or Google Streamer) and continue streaming Netflix just like before. Or, alternatively, viewers can wave goodbye to Netflix and cancel their subscription. The first-generation Fire TV devices will still have all the other apps, such as BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All 4, Prime Video and Disney+ - for now. But other platforms may too decide to pull their services from ageing tech later down the line. Most read in Tech Last year, the Netflix app Amazon Fire Stick trick lets you find lost remote instantly using hidden 'ringer' The streaming giant hasn't said why exactly it's pulling support for older devices. However, it's likely down to newer video standards, which help deliver better picture quality to Netflix subscribers paying for Premium packages, a report from Amazon has also stopped supporting these first-generation Fire TV devices - meaning they no longer receive software or security updates. So not only are they Where to buy an Amazon Fire TV Stick * If you click on a link in this boxout, we may earn affiliate revenue. AMAZON unveiled the first Fire TV Stick back in 2014 and since then has released various versions, the newest being the There are several places you can pick up a Fire Stick including: Shop Fire Sticks at Amazon - Shop Fire Sticks at Best Buy - Shop Fire Sticks at Target - Shop Fire Sticks at Home Depot - Shop Fire Sticks at Lowe's - We recommend shopping around for the best price, though so should be your first port of call.

Humidity builds — fueling strong, fast-moving storms
Humidity builds — fueling strong, fast-moving storms

Yahoo

time15-05-2025

  • Climate
  • Yahoo

Humidity builds — fueling strong, fast-moving storms

(WJW) — Showers moving in from the west are weakening and will be gone by 10 a.m. The rest of Thursday will be dry, warm, and humid. Temperatures will quickly climb into the low to mid-80s but will feel warmer with the humidity and the sunshine. LIVE LOOK: Current radar Overnight, a cluster of storms will develop along the warm front moving west to east between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. Some storms will be strong to possibly severe, producing strong, straight-lined winds, large hail, and heavy downpours. Interactive radar and what to know for severe storms Here's a look at tonight and Friday's future radar: Another front late Friday and into early Saturday will bring scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm. Smaller coverage compared to the Thursday night storms. Humidity drops Saturday afternoon and Sunday, and continues to stay at a comfortable level most of next week. Temperature outlook: Here's the latest 8-Day Forecast: Memorial Day weekend is trending cooler (60s). Stay up-to-date by downloading the FOX 8 apps, including the new FOX 8 CLE+ streaming app available for free on Amazon Fire, Roku, and Apple TV. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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