that includes fond du lac and sheboygan counties. the heavier bands is exactly what we are expecting overnight, starting to move a little further north. you can see them right there, that's why we are still on par with getting between five to eight inches. today we could see an additional two inches to four inches. you see those heavier bands working their way slowly northeast. winter storm warnings will continue through about 8:00 p.m. this is a live look outside of the dot me not good, i've been told by several people already this morning at a travel to get here that sidestreets are even worse. right now, 27 degrees, the snow is still falling in milwaukee. highways are not looking good, not looking good on sidestreets or driveways. if you are planning out your day, try to stay home if you can if at all possible. it's not going to be fun to be out today. powdery type of snow. it's not going to be easy to make snowmen with this. maybe just have a cup of hot cocoa and enjoy watching the snow. andy: right now, plow drivers are working

angry resident from eldorado fond du lac county came to a washington county courtroom today to send a messsage that terry olson should be released the judge took notice.the judge called it intimadation. dozens of fond du lac county residents who drove to to washington county to fight the release of terry olson in el dorado.he's due for release after serving time for his convictions on 1st and second degree child sex assault. assault.:50 um im really glad we came. i know the judge put us as a community in our place but he also heard our real reason is that the procedure wasnt followed and he did acknowledge thatwashington county argued that restrictions on placement near children prevented them from taking olson. dhs said eldorado was an option based on the timing of his release.the judge questioned whether a law restricting placement applies to olson since he's being release in the same year it being release in to olson since he's placement applies to olson since he's being release in the same year it was passed. passed.cg in eric toney/fdl da526 so some of those placements they previ

and the official snow totals from 4 to 6 inches of snow fond du lac and oshkosh and, green bay, five inches and a huge chunk of southeast earn 8 inches in milwaukee for saturday night and all day yesterday. and, snow is out of here and now it is mostly cloudy. and we'll see more sunshine throughout the day and the wind i talked about, dropping windchills to two in fond du lac and 4 lake geneva and 14 in milwaukee. here's your day planner: 19 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and 21 by noon and a little bit of sunshine and 23 this afternoon. with a wildfire in the teens, it makes our reporters grimace and all of you as well. our meteorologist is out this morning, temperatures in the lower 20s and, you have a ruler, it can't be good. >> missing the '80s. >> flashbacks! >> we are live, with the storm chaser and right here, live in sussex with, the only mobile weather app and the temperature is 21 and we have noticed the wind picking up. we have blowing and drifting of snow and we have been driving all morning and the roads are in fantastic shape. again temperatures are below freezing and what may lo

burlington, whitewater and also up in fond du lac. how far out in advance can we look at the wind chills to see how dangerous they will get? 10 below zero in the morning hours. during the day, approaching advisory levels, and then they will hit advisory levels wednesday night and right on into the early part of thursday. so we'll be watching that carefully, and then after the cold, we'll be talking another snow event. i'll tell you when all that arrives coming u minutes. >> too soon for it to be this cold. >> shannon: with the cold, temperatures in our area, warming centers are in full effect. >> live in downtown milwaukee with more on how the city is preparing. brandon? >> reporter: steve and shannon, the city and county is asking for help, needing more warming centers for those in need. >> the need for warming centers and shelters is particularly acute this time of year. dropping in which -- and milwaue county has a need for more warming centers. >> people should be aware, these cold temperatures aren't just frustrating, they're som

some reports of more than 7 inches in fond du lac. menomonee falls, 7, mequon, 7. and also 6-and-a-half in butler. and racine. let's take a look at some of th have been sending in to the weather center. the snow piling up on the snow on the deck, and ginger in hartford, a similar scene, you're going to want to clear off the chairs if you want to sit outside. matt won't be grilling until he clears off the barbecue in west bend. there's a theme going on. weather headlines, the snow comes to an end tonight, bitter blast to follow with wicked winds. frigid temperatures on the way. our readings mild for this time of year. 30 in milwaukee, racine, 27 in waukesha, 28 west bend, winds not much of a factor now. as we widen out the view to the northwest, 7 below zero now, in minot. low pressure pulling to the east. this departs tonight. high pressure tomorrow, providing some sun across southeastern wisconsin now, even when the snow departs, a lot of clouds le forecast indicates we'll see a partly cloudy sky tomorrow, i think tomorrow night, another disturbance reinforcing bl

the coldest chills at fond du lac and below zero. the windchills are part of the forecast for the next 48 hours. a couple of clouds south. big arctic high pressure is influencing our weather. sun and cold for today. temperatures 13-15 for the day. the chills near zero. windy tomorrow. matt is on the way to a couple of accidents. news chopper 12.

arne vainio is a family-practice physician and has worked for the fond du lac human services division for the past 18 years. he's committed to getting native youth into the field of medicine and has done outreach in the form of what he calls mad scientist experiments. tonight he performs one of his experiments in our studio. michael legarde: on most days, dr. arne vainio can be found at the min no aya win clinic on the fond du lac reservation, either meeting with patients or catching up on his administrative duties. but on this day, he is in the "native report" studio to perform a science experiment. dr. vainio, thank you for coming here today, and you're going to be performing a science experiment. what exactly are you going to be doing? we're looking at magnetism today. so we're looking at magnetism and the conductive properties of copper, and in general in superconductors. this is mad science. i started doing it with reservation schools, because i wanted our i wanted our kids to know that they could be traditional and they can be scientists, and they don't have to choose between ei

i don't know so, i went to the girlfriend's house in fond du lac to get answers. answers. i was stopping by to ask if you knew michael schultz was taking his customers while doing contractor work? no i know nothing about that? okay can you tell us a little bit about ?door slams? can you tell us if you knew anything about that? milwaukee county court documents show the girlfriend ?also? recommended schultz to a former classmate who lives in glendale.that woman and her husband made a 5-thousand dollar payment to fix their bathroom.glendale police say schultz told them he cashed that check to cover his bills. investigators later found out schultz was living in fond du schultz here at his est girlfriend's house but he refused to get out of his truck. officers then say schultz backed up his truck then sped forward, trying to hit them, as he led them on a high speed chase." chase." i'm glad nobody got hurt because he was driving erractly.schultz is now in the fond du lac county jail on felony charges related to the chase.it cost snell another 35- hundred dollars just to get the

a winter weather advisory is in effect for fond du lac and sheboygan co. until 8pm sunday. snow begins tonight, between 6-9pm, and evening. 6-9" of snow is possible by the time it's done. isolated totals near 10" are not out of the question, especially near the wi/il border. behind the snow comes bitter cold. highs will only reach into the single digits and teens and lows will dip below zero at times. tonight: snow showers. low: 21 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: steady snow showers. 6-9" it's all hands on deck to keep the streets clear all across the area this weekend. in milwaukee-- 102 salt trucks have been out salting the side streets since this afternoon. crews also d-p-w says up to 175-garbage and recycling trucks -- fitted with plow blades-- could be hitting the street tomorrow morning. some private contractors are also out working for the city tonight. for many today was the day to buy your last minute snow supplies before the big snowfall. product was flying off the shelves at one local hardware store angelica sanchez joins us live near miller park with more... photojour

these are the northbound lanes of i-43 just as we're approaching fond du lac avenue. the intersection off in the distance. you can see a similar situation to what we've got on the roads there's some snow on the roads, but overall, it's looking pretty good. pretty clear. not a lot of accumulation. so just be mindful that things are wet. leave some extra room between you and the car ahead of you. wisconsin emergency management with about 18,000 crashes occur every year on the days when we have snow and ice on the roads. that leads to about 5,000 injuries and 50 deaths, so again, just be careful, as all of you know already. give yourself some extra time to zervakis. >> julia: pete thanks for showing us. i appreciate that. we're going to return to our coverage of this storm now. the racine county sheriff's office is on the phone with us. lieutenant klatt, can you hear me? >> i can hear you fine. >> julia: we hear that there's a jackknifed semi. we see a lot of crews there. do you know anything >> it's a continuing effort. we have had quite a few vehicles and also the jack

in fond du lac county. olson is due for release after serving time forfirst and second degree child sex assault. cg in eric toney/fdl da526 so some of those placements they previously deemed as unsuitable may become suitable pkalcements in washington count. county.:50 i know the judge put us as a community in our place but he also heard our real reason is that the procedure wasnt followed and he did acknowledge that thatthe judge questioned whether a law restricting placement applies to olson since he's being released in the ?same year? it was passed. for now-- olson remains in state custody. all parties have two weeks to gather their informn before another hearing on december 22nd. have you seen this woman? milwaukee police need your help to find sabrina allen. the 30 year old went missing from around third and nash... and police tell us she does have health issues. allen is around 5-6...230 pounds. she has a bob cut with bangs hair style. she was last seen wearing a navy blue lining... black shoes with wh

fond du lac county, 2 1/2 inches reported there. and in waukesha five inches. and areas in rock county and snow. we want to see your pictures. i are some i'm going to show you in a moment. it depend where you are. but were anticipating two to four inches on top of what we received so far from last night to this morning. planning out your day, a live look in franklin, they are making a little bit of snow out there. for some areas we will bet a little bit of a break. just a a little bit. this may give you time to get the snow offhe next monday rolls around. we will continue to see activity later on this afternoon. i believe this is filling back in here towards the afternoon. not as heavy as it was by lunchtime, more flurries if you will. this is mainly for areas to the south. to the north, you're still in the thick of it and in the heavy bands. the heaviest band actually did shift a little bit north. i will show you that in a moment. by 4 to mean a.m. front moves through. and temperatures start to tank after that. so here's what i'm talking about, the heavy band

and the official snow totals from 4 to 6 inches of snow fond du lac and oshkosh and, green bay, five inches and a huge chunk of southeast earn 8 inches in milwaukee for saturday night and all day yesterday. and, snow is out of here and now it is mostly cloudy. and we'll see more sunshine throughout the day and the wind i talked about, dropping windchills to two in fond du lac and 4 lake geneva and 14 in milwaukee. here's your day planner: 19 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and 21 by noon and a little bit of sunshine and 23 this afternoon. with a wildfire in the teens,

up to the north, fond du lac and shall bogey began counties, our friends up there, under a less significant but still important wintther advory what that points out is just how long ts is gng to be going on and the persistent snow is going t pose aroblem for road >> we'll time it out for you hour by hour and let you know who's gonna see how much and your sto tea forecast comg up. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> the snowstorm will be roads as it ramps up tonight. you're watching the flakes fly in waukesha county and hopefully they got all of those errands done early. ben jordan riding in the storm team 4 chasener our milwaukees mobile. right now the roads are not slick whatsoever. here is a live look at the th roadsre prettyusy right now. flakes started to fall in the past hour. the snow started to be very light. drivers we've seen aretaying around or below the speed limit. we haven't been sliding around. it isn't too slick at this point, however, conditions are expected due to the deterioration often side of the road. you can see snow starting to build up. now, here are three mns to remember.

is causing some problems for people in washington and fond du lac counties. counties.people living in (el duh-ray-do) are fighting the release of "terry olson" into their community.they went to a washington county courtroom yesterday... to send a message that he should be released ?back into the same place? where he committed his offenses--- not in fond du lac county.olson is due for release after serving time for convictions on ?1st and second degree? child sex assault. 3 cg in eric toney/fdl da526 so previously deemed as unsuitable may become suitable pkalcements in washington count. county.:50 i know the judge put us as a community in our place but he also heard our real reason is that the procedure wasnt followed and he did acknowledge that that the judge questioned whether a law restricting placement applies to olson... since he's being released in the ?same year? it was passed.for now-- olson remains in state custody. all parties have two weeks to gather their hearing on dec 22. 3 this isn't the first time the the town of (el duh-ray-do)... has had to d

johnson.and in fond du lac...both clinton and trump ?lost seven? votes. votes.counties have until december 12th to finish the recount... otherwise, wisconsin may not be allowed to participate in the electoral college vote. 3 exactly what searchers feared would happen...is happening. they're finding more bodies after that deadly warehouse fire in california.we're getting late word of a wisconsin connection. 3 heartbreak in indy... but still plenty to play for.where the badgers are heading this bowl season... and who they're playing... coming up in sports. 3 ad lib ???break??????break??? 3 3 the fear of many...is really confirmed dead after that horrible warehouse fire in oakland california. california.80-percent of the charred remains of the building still need to be searched...so that number could rise even more.there was a dance party going on inside the old warehouse when the fire erupted.joel shanahan...a d-j based out of madison...was at that party.his friends are thankful he survived. "it's very sad, it's very devastating, a lot of friends lost a lot

elsewhere in between, 21 waukesha. 23 sheboygan. 22 fond du lac. feeling 6 at beaver dam. feeling like 8 at fond du lac. we are looking at the windchills in the teens during the day. the clouds are coming back for a bit today. party sunny skies. we hold nearly steady temperatures around 26 degrees. sun is up at 7:10. matt? >> we are quiet across the freeway system. let the vehicle warm up and you are good. 112th and 43 headed to the hale interchange looking good. system wide, no complaints. delay free at this point. travel times... no crashes reported on the that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you. new, fire rips through a milwaukee church. now investigators are rying to figure out it started. hillary mintz is live with the latest. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, melinda. the flames destroyed the church of the all stants fellowship christian church. the fire started around 12:45 on the roof. they had the cut through the roof. the cause remains under investigation at this time. and you know, we checked out the church's website and no s

elsewhere in between, 21 waukesha. 23 sheboygan. 22 fond du lac. feeling 6 at beaver dam. feeling like 8 at fond du lac. we are looking at the windchills in the teens during the day. the clouds are coming back for a bit today. party sunny skies. we hold nearly steady temperatures around 26 degrees. sun is up at 7:10.

port washington, milwaukee, and racine, kenosha dropped to 9, 7 in fond du lac, waukesha, also sheboygan, 6 in watertown, 5 in beaver dam. and it's not just the temperature, it is the winds. the winds have been strong out of the west most of the day. 23 miles per hour right now in milwaukee. 25 mile-per-hour wind port washington. 21 in waukesha. that factors in to a feels-like or windchill temperature of 7 below zero in milwaukee. 12 below in port washington. 13 below zero waukesha, burlington 15 below, out in whitewater. we look at our computer models, put in the windchill projections, around 9:30, you'll see windchills could drop to 25 below zero already across the area. overnight, into the 30 below zero range through the morning the criteria, and that will continue on through the night. and now, clear skies, allows the heat to move out. another low pressure system will be bringing us snow. a winter storm watch posted starting 2:00 friday afternoon through 6:00 saturday. for more snow, everybody except for walworth, racine and kenosha counties, i'll be back to tell you how much more sn

fond du lac, ozaukee, kenosha ,jefferson ,washington and dodge counties are hand counting. meanwhile in michigan-- president elect donald trump has filed an objection to the recount there. now it won't start until next week at the earliest. but no matter what-- the deadline is less than 2 weeks away. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on to the daily vote totals in "links." happening today-- the milwaukee county board will meet to discuss pension payments for county employees. documents show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have already retired. and they're due another 6 million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to happen before quote "mor

sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph monday: mostly cloudy. am low: 23 high: 26 wind: w 5-15 mph even if you aren't ready with the first major snowfall of season on the way.... milwaukee officials say -- they are. fox6's myra sanchick has am low: 23 high: 26 wind: w 5-15 mph even if you aren't ready with the first major snowfall of season on the way.... milwaukee officials say -- they are. fox6's myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that salt, shovels, snowblowers and i'm sure tomorrow morning we'll see more of it bliffert's is one of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put

sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph monday: mostly cloudy. am low: 23 high: 26 wind: w 5-15 mph municipalities across the area -- bracing for the snow. d-p-w crews are preparing for a pretty long weekend -- as they'll work to clear the roads. our myra sanchick is live in milwaukee with that part of our coverage. milwaukee officials say they've got their salt, they've got their plows, and underway laura daniels milwaukee dept. of public works ken converse bliffert's our main goal in mind is that we have safe and passable streets so you can home, you can get to your destinations and visit our city and businesses can be open. it's very important to us the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend

sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph more than 500 books are now in the hands of milwaukee first graders. its part of one local employers effort to improve childhood literacy story. when kiffle the kangaroo visits your classroom...friday is off to a good start but the excitement continues with story time... "no way said the farmer brown" and the first graders at saint anthony elementary school welcome special guests: ""do you like to read?" volunteers from kpmg -the audit tax and advisory services firm read to the students. then hand out bags of books! green eggs and ham...and where the wild things are: "i love wild things like wild lions or monsters or wild cats" jimena garcia cant wait to add to her library "i have like 50 books!" saint anthonys has 123 first

elsewhere, 10 fond du lac. 14 at the airport. we have a pair of 12s coming in at racine and kenosha. raw cold in the forecast. that is headed our way at the end of the week. ben? ben: later today comedian bill cosby will be in court. it's the latest step in an assault case against him. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the details. tim? tim: cosby is accused of drugging and then assaulting a woman in pennsylvania back in 2004. she is one of dozens of women who have accused cosby of assault. those other allegations will be the focus of a court hearing today. a judge needs to decide if their testimonies should be allowed in 13 other women could testify depending on the judge's decision. this hearing is expected to last two days. cosby has pleaded not guilty and denies all of the accusations. the trial is set to begin in june. adrienne: new this morning, a police officer in texas is out of the hospital after being hit by a driver. the crash was caught on camera last week. the officer was conducting a sobriety test by the side o

again adrienne: we're expecting to get more information about fond du lac fire rescue's cold weather program tomorrow. in the meantime, we know fire crews will be handing out sleeping bags to homeless people in the area to help them keep warm. firefighters and paramedics will also have sleeping bags on hand to give out when they see someone in need. ben: this morning milwaukee's four-inch parking rule has been canceled. the rule limits where drivers can park on the streets during snowstorms. it was in effect for about 48 see the snow. now, parking rules are back to normal. ben: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. adrienne: president-elect donald trump stopped in wisconsin yesterday as part of his thank you tour. trump spoke to a crowd at state fair park in west allis. people waited hours to see the president-elect. wisconsin gop leaders, including governor scott walker, senator ron johnson and house speaker paul ryan joined trump. it's no secret trumpnd had a rocky relationshi

to our south 4 to 6 towards the green bay area and north of fond du lac and she boy began area. clearing right now the west clouds are starting to thicken. the low is moving across colorado and into the plains start to generate new area snow over nebraska that will be moving in our direction. and the temperatures are going to stay cold right through tomorrow and through the weekend. so 21 right now milwaukee 19, racine 15. and ken oesh too 18, walk e sha with the clear skies. this is the powdery snow. 11:00 in ra sheen 5 is the wind chill factor in kenosha, 6 in beaver dam. computer model showing the cold in place. high pressure moves out of the way, we'll still see some sunshine in the morning hours and watch the clouds come in first and then the snow starts to push in. in the evening hours and then the thicker part of the snow, the heavier parts of the snow, until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow evening and the snow continues on through the day. the snow will be ending and we'll only see a few flurries after that. so for tonight mosley clear skies, early increasing clouds, 11 inland, 14

milwaukee.around 8-40 last corner of 28th and west fond du lac avenue.he was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries.the second shooting happened less than two hours later near 17th and lapham. detectives say a 26 year old man was shot by his drug dealer...but his injuries are not severe. 3 and west allis police are look for a bank robber tonight.it happened at the bmo harris bank branch at 71st and greenfield around 11-30 this morning.police tell us this is their suspect.he's dib five-foot-ten with a thin build.he's in his late 20s to early 30s.if you know this man or have any information about the robbery, contact police. dane county detectives are looking for the person, they say, pulled off a hotel heist! heist!they ay the man was inside the magnuson grand hotel in madison...hopped over the front desk and emptied the register.a worker who tried to stop him ended up getting pistol whipped.if you know anything about this contact some fond du lac business owners have a mess to deal with after their places were damaged by a car fire.a car was parked along john street...it caught fir

fond du lac, ozaukee, kenosha ,jefferson ,washington and dodge counties are hand counting. in fact the saying in dodge county tonight-- many hands make light work. fox 6's brittany shannon says the clerk is pleasantly surprised things are going so well. the count is on... "i had no idea what to expect and the help ive gotten here has been tremendous" "i had no idea it was going to go this well" volunteers making good progress. 18 out of 42 municipalities counted on day one...thanks to a lot of help. ive got 4 or 5 people that are actually doing the physical counting of the ballots" "my first thought was great. theyre going to need a lot of help" beth bachmann is one of the nearly 20 paid volunteers. her job... "i "theres at least two eyes on every step and probably more" that's how they noticed errors on three absentee ballots thursday. "they should have never been counted on election day" tom stull is another set of eyes. an observer. "when you go to vote you, sign your paper stick it in the slot, away it goes. you dont know nothing. now youre seeing what theyre actually d

sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph the first major snowfall of season on the way.... milwaukee officials say -- they are. fox6's myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing. milwaukee officials say they are ready, prepared and will do whatever it takes to make the streets safe. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that snowfall customers call. we sell a lot of salt, shovels, see more of it bliffert's is one of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend's snow from sticking. it's worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major streets for the

continue through the day sunday and taper off accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 wind: se 10-20 in charge of milwaukee's snow plow operation are saying it is our area's first major snow event of the season fox6's myra sanchick is live in milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood. milwaukee's der works says they will do whatever they need to do to keep the streets safe, as a predicted snowfall saturday night thru sunday hits. the sanitation trucks are being fitted with plows to get ready. the city says there are more than 300 workers standing by to work twelve hour shifts. they've been preparing since wednesday, putting a brine mixture on major streets to prevent the snow from sticking. it's something they've done on bridges in the past. this is the first time they've cg laura daniels dept. of public works-milwaukee 'i want you to

the snow will continue through accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph monday: mostly cloudy. am low: 23 high: 26 wind: w 5-15 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy and cold with a chance for flurries. am low: 13 high: 19 wind: nw 5-10 mph am low: 0 high: 10 wind: wnw 5-15 bitter cold. am low: -3 high: 9 wind: sw 5-15 mph anchors thanks weather its not uncommon to come across carolers this time of year... but as fox6s carl deffenbaugh shows us -- one group of students was on a singing tour of milwaukee -- two decades in the making. from deck the halls to white christmas, this choir of cadets is on a mission to spread holiday cheer. 'we just go around milwaukee and we christmas spirit.' these students make up the mens choir from st. johns northwestern military academy. and for five years in a row, theyve made the trek from delafield to downt

sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: n snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 municipalities across the area -- bracing for the snow. d-p-w crews are preparing for a pretty long weekend -- as they'll work to clear the roads. our myra sanchick has more on how the city of milwaukee is getting ready. our main goal in mind is that we have af so you can home, you can get to your destinations and visit our city and businesses can be open. it's very important to us the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend's snow from sticking. it's worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major streets for the first operation by calling in 102 drivers and deploying 102 salt trucks to get into the districts, the residential streets and

if you're right by the lake, 38 in milwaukee. 35 watertown and fond du lac. wake up and still could see a flurry around. 35 degrees. don't see a lot of problems as far as any accumulation with these flurries and snow showers. and then there's colder air to talk about. i'll talk about that coming up in just a few minutes. >> ok, we'll see you in a bit. thank you, john. >>> the much-discussed presidential recount begins tomorrow. >> more than 3 million votes cast in the presidential election in wisconsin will be tabulated for a second time. some by hand, others by machine. 444,000 county were taken by the truckload today to the warehouse where 130 workers will get to work tomorrow morning. >> they have voting machines stored there. staff is recommending to the election commission that this be a machine recount. >> milwaukee county is one of 20 counties planning to use machines for the recount. the deadline is december 12th. county clerk joe czarnecki doesn't expect the recount to change the results of the you can see the recount for yourself. recount sites are

sheboygan, fond du lac, 3-5. traveling not the best. here is the day sunday, snow, 12 week ahead, it will not be melting because it is getting bitterly cold. thursday is just stupid cold. i went with negative one for an overnight low. it is unfortunate because the snow we have is not the packing type. now it's going to be cold. adrienne: easy to shovel, tough to drive on. good to remember. thank you. coming up in sports, the bucks try to bounce back wit our nation's capital tonight. plus, how wisconsin earned bragging rights this year against in state rival marquette. stephanie sutton and stephen watson have team coverage up next in sports. but first, here are tonight's winning lottery numbers. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephanie: a busy week for the bucks. tonight was their third game in the last four nights. milwaukee trying to bounce back with a win on the road in our nation's capital. we pick up action in the second quarter. bucks down two. john henson with the floater, but giannis antetokounmpo is there for the

burlington, whitewater and also up in fond du lac. how far out in advance can we look at the wind chills to see how dangerous they will get? 10 below zero in the morning hours. during the day, approaching advisory levels, and then they will hit advisory levels wednesday night and right on into the early part of thursday. so we'll be watching that carefully, and then after the cold, we'll be talking another snow event. i'll tell you when all that arrives coming u minutes. >> too soon for it to be this cold. >> shannon: with the cold, temperatures in our area, warming centers are in full effect. >> live in downtown milwaukee with more on how the city is preparing. brandon? >> reporter: steve and shannon, the city and county is asking for help, needing more warming centers for those in need. >> the need for warming centers and shelters is particularly acute this time of year.

fond du lac, ozaukee, kenosha ,jefferson ,washington and dodge counties are hand counting. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on wisconsin. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." president elect donald trump is set to continue his so-called this as the future commander in chief makes another big announcement on his cabinet. angelica is in the newsroom with details. the biggest announcement to come out of the speech, though, was the nomination of his secretary of defense. trump says: "we are going to appoint 'mad dog' mattis as our secretary of defense... crowd cheers ... but we're not announcing it until monday james mattis is a retired marine general with 44 years of service under his belt. in 2004, he led troops into fallujah, the bloodiest battle in the iraq war. but general mattis would need a waiver from congress in order to be confirmed --- because military leaders have to be retired for seven years before they can become secretary of defense. the president elect also visited indiana y

fond du lac-- ozaukee-- kenosha-- jefferson-- washington-- and dodge counties are hand counting. december is bringing us a burst of some cooler and more seasonable air. highs today will stay in the 30s across southeast wisconsin under mostly cloudy skies. in fact, cloud cover sticks around overnight and through most of your 6 day planner. lows tonight will be in the mid 20s, and highs tomorrow are in the 30s again. today: mostly cloudy and cool. high: 38 wind: nw 5-15 the milwaukee county board met this morning...to discuss new documents that show milwaukee county paid 11- million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have another 6- million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion - even after spending time behind bars. sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him

fond du lac, ozaukee, kenosha ,jefferson ,washington and dodge counties are hand counting. while day one of the recount is in the books... republicans continue to voice their disapproval. they recently put up this billboard on 1- 94 at oklahoma ave... saying the recount is a ploy by democrats and the green party... to try to change the outcome of the election results to favor hillary clinton. in total for her presidential campaign. and shes over $6 million now for the recount. the donors to her campaign are hillary clinton donors. wisconsin green party leaders say the money donated to stein's recount campaign represents the wishes of the american people... not one party's agenda. as for democrats... they say the recount serves as assurance that each russians are known to have gotten involved in trying to push the election to their hand-picked candidate. even the republican nominee has expressed some doubts about election results. the parties may disagree on whether to have a recount... but they are all committed to having fair observers keep an eye on it now that it's under

two to three inches and we go to western dodge and western fond du lac county. we have been bouncing around as far as temperatures. we are 32 over 24. that is a dry air mass. 1.7 mile visibility. 10 miles elsewhere there was a little star shine on my way in. you can see the snow just barely spreading into parts of jefferson and dodge county. fairly dry. probably no snow if you make the 8:00 service but by 10:00 the snow begins to overspread much of the area. we are looking at the light to moderate snow in place, and it continues through 3:00. we are still looking at like to moderate -- light to moderate snow. it clouds tomorrow. i expect we will see a few thin plot -- thin spots in the clouds for tomorrow. we will top at around 35 degrees at the airport. for tomorrow, 38 degrees and ars at the a mostly cloudy sky. we move into this week and we have a series of weak disturbances. it is more than likely stray flurries and maybe a light mix from time to time. overnight lows in the teens. andy: this is the appetizer to winter's main course. sparks fly when a plane l

the coldest chills at fond du lac and below zero. the windchills are part of the forecast for the next 48 hours. a couple of clouds south. big arctic high pressure is influencing our weather. sun and cold for today. temperatures 13-15 for the day. the chills near zero. windy tomorrow. matt is on the way to a couple of accidents. news chopper 12. interchange. we have two separate incidents. one crash and then another in the same spot at drexel on the southbound lanes of 94. south of the airport. you are seeing it is on the shoulder out of traffic. the travel times no delays attached to that. the tral times are still in the green. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> we have been breaking news, president-elect donald trump makes it official, he's chosen rex tillerson for secretary of state. tim, what are you learning about this decision? >> president-elect donald trump released the statement saying that rex knows how to manage a deplorable enterprise that is crucial to running a successful state dep

actual temperatures. 18 fond du lac, 22 milwaukee, and 24 racine. and the winds causing the windchills to go down and the winds right now in the mid teens to 22 miles per hour, look how they stay up all night. the morning hours, when the kids dress for school, the windchills are around 12 to 15 degrees. tomorrow, we stay strong as far as the winds and they thursday. a cold couple of days coming up. we had a couple of breaks of sunshine earlier this afternoon, and evening, the ground color, that's not any snow. we're seeing the back edges of the cloud mass, and some sunshine, the computer model shows the front passing through. we'll see sunshine in the morning hours, but it'll be broken, and still see clouds with the clouds and flurries, the cold air sticks around in the weekend. tonight, it's getting colder. 22 milwaukee, 18 inland. brisk westerly wind, strong winds again tomorrow out of the west. a high of 30 degrees, and that'll be the coldest high of the autumn season so far. 26, on thursday, with a chance for a few flurries. the seven day foreca

is causing some problems for people in both washington and fond du lac counties. counties.people living in eldorado are fighting the release of terry olson into their community.they went to a washington county courtroom yesterday to send a message... that he shouldnt be released back into the same place where he committed his offenses. olson is due for release after serving time for his convictions on 1st and second degree child sex assault. 3 cg in eric toney/fdl da526 so some of those placements they previously deemed as unsuitable may become suitable county.:50 i know the judge put us as a community in our place but he also heard our real reason is that the procedure wasnt followed and he did acknowledge that that the judge questioned whether a law restricting placement applies to olson... since he's being released in the same year it was passed.for now.. olson remains in state custody. all parties have two weeks to gather their information... before antoher hearing on december 22nd. this isn't the first time the the town of el has had to deal with the placemen

overnight lows drop in the teens, if you windchills are between 0 and 10 above zero. 19 waukesha, fond du lac, beaver dam, and also in water town. the winds, stay up overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. the wind are very very strong, the windchills will be in the into friday. radar showing a bit of ground clutter here, but there's flurries reported in the area, just too light to be picked up. and on the green bay radar, also, sullivan radarndlaround and aitwe have the cold air rol between 0 and 10. tomorrow, cold day, mostly cloudy, flurries, and windchills between 0 and 10 above, bundle your kids up for school and colder, into friday, even though there's sunshine, sunny to partly cloudy, winds not as strong, but a high of 21, windchills again are between 0 and 10 above. for saturday, we watch the snow developing late in the day, 24, jump up to 30 on sunday. the snow is early several inches overnight saturday night, and then on into next week. check out the drop in temperatures, 18 on monday, 14 on tuesday. and a high of only 13 degrees into wednesday. and check out jackson brooks.

sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him taking a field sobriety test. a police report says his 13 -year-old daughter was in the car and she had been driving earlier. corbett p-d for 60 days. he served 30 days in jail with work release and lost his license for 15 months. the milwaukee police department says he also lost $17-thousand dollars because of the incident. the fire and police commission will meet monday to determine whether corbett receives a promotion to lieutenant. an apparent road rage incident in louisiana-- turns deadly. what witnesses say they saw moments before a former nfl star was killed. a scary day for a utah junior high after a student begins shooting a preventing any further violence. we're learning more about those killed in the massive wildfires in tennessee this week. the latest on the search efforts for a very stubborn low is very slowly exiting our area today with high pressure moving to our south. that will mean a slow drying today with a few breaks in the clouds late. temperatu

tickets are available on the milwaukee press club website also tomorrow, the fond du lac fire department is unveiling a program to help keep the homeless warm. sleeping bags will be provided to fire crews and paramedics. they'll later hand them out to those in need this winter. and, the 12 days of pewaukee is coming to a close. it will celebrate its final day with pizza and ice cream. santa will be at park avenue pizza company from 6:00 until 8:00. ernie the elf is scopping ice cream at the chocolate factory missing. what she wrote on a sign that caught the neighborhood's attention. plus, a major appliance recall. the food processor with dangerous metal blades. >> later tonight on "nightline", a president calling for the slaughter of druglords and attics. openly killing suspects, bob woodruff from inside the philippines. plus, ryan gosling making movie joyce: three generations of martial artists in canada now have their black belts. that includes a 72-year-old grandmother who had to break through concrete to get it. reporter steve berry has the family affair making grandma healthier. >>

we have some snow showers developing an extreme northwestern fond du lac. michael had up for the green bay area with high so outside few light snow showers for you folks in western fond du lac county over the next hour most people will remain on the dry side tonight5 but we see clouds around and as a result those steady temperatures.dy as we broaden out the view we have a lot going on across the country now including wintry weather, several inches of snow across parts of northth dakota, and they expect wind chills tomorrow in parts windchill smiling parts of noro dakota to be all the way down to about starts to move in. you will get around some of that cold air by wednesday and a lot of rain for the drought stricken south right now including down toward atlanta georgia. they have a tornado warning in effect across the tornado florida panhandle right now. and let's show you what we are expecting here is to look across high temperatures across the country today you'll notice we have the coolest air off to the northwest. is heading our direction. as we go thro

we have the added chill in the single digits from walk through west bend, fond du lac and eden. snow making is continues at the rock sports complex in franklin. mid 20s in the forecast this afternoon. pretty cold evening and dropping into the teens with the early sunset time of 4:17. we look at the weekend forecast that includes the snow. we have the timing now to the morning commute. matt? >> so far so good on the roads. time to let the vehicle warm up. no delays out there. 41, 165, i-94, nice and smooth there. light volume. that is what we are seeing across the system. the travel times are all in the green. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. milwaukee bucks game. just 22 years old, ynannis is closing in on the records. a second triple double on wednesday night and the bucks win. he had 15 points, 12 boards and 11 assists. now the second most with the franchise >> the packers are preparing to take an the seattle seahawks sunday. there is a chance that the team could be without an outside line backers on sunday. rick perry has broken fingers a

your overnight lows drop in the teens, if you windchills are 19 waukesha, fond du lac, beaver dam, and also in water town. the winds, stay up overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. the wind are very very strong, the windchills will be in the single digits right through tomorrow, tomorrow night, and into friday. radar showing a bit of ground clutter here, but there's flurries reported in the area, just too light to be picked up. and on the green bay also, sullivan radar and in lacrosse. the clouds are sticking around and a bit of flurries action. we have the cold air rolling in, but a trough rotating around the low pressure system, northeast of lake superior and the trough is generating enough energy to touch off flurries and a snow shower during the day tomorrow, and then cold air settling in. the core into friday, and then rolling at us for saturday night and into sunday. second round of snow comes in unfortunately on a weekend, once again. 17 overnight tonight. partly cloudy, with a few flurries at times. west winds are brisk, windchills between 0 and 10. tomorrow, cold day,