here's jeremy nelson in the weather center. good morning. jeremy: i don't know how many people will smile about the snow tomorrow, but we are tracking snow in your weekend forecast. the timing, and what you can expect, you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." >> like, comment, and share with the news team you trust. important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with andy choi and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." you are taking a live look outside on this cold saturday at 5:13. we will check in with jeremy to see how that day and weekend is shaping up. your time is 5:15. we have seen communities drug needle exchanges in the hopes of cutting down on the spread of hiv, a new study shows more needs to be done. according to the centers for disease control, 54% of people who inject drugs used a program in 2015. up from 36% from a decade ago. the cdc says one in three users still report sharing needles. an estimated

here is jeremy nelson. jeremy: good morning. first thing you will notice when stepping out the door, bitter cold windchills. now the temperatures overnight have been in the single digits. now to a look at the rockwell automation temperature. when we arrived here this morning 4:45 a.m. that said 10 degrees above zero. there is a very thin veil of clouds moving in.

plus, jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: tracking a winter storm arriving this weekend. when the snow starts and what you can expect, coming up. you are watching wis n >> get important local news wherever you are with wisn 12's >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with andy choi and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." it is 5:42 on saturday, december 10. 's snow was the appetizer. here comes the main course. emphasis on more. jeremy: we may get seconds, thirds, and dessert. we may even have a leftover snow in the wednesday forecast. it gets going this evening when a winter storm watch goes into effect. that starts at 6:00 p.m. until 12:00 m. as we go through sunday evening into sunday night we will wrap up. it is moving through south dakota and nebraska. it will move in an east-southeast election and take time to arrive. i am expecting dry pavement with a strai

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in for sally. good morning, jeremy. >> good morning. a lot more rain than the snow in southeast wisconsin. just a few wet snowflakes mixed in and melting on here is the radar network, a little drizzle out there. currently 37 degrees at ka theed bral square. a west breeze. here is the planner, cloudy skies in milwaukee and a little drizzle at the moment. maybe a lit el wet snow flake trying to mess in. falling to stick. we look at the weekend forecast coming up. now to morning ride with matt.

. >> now to a check on the forecast with jeremy nelson. network closely. the rain and snow showers are moving through and lingering near the state line areas in walworth and kenosha county and pel lake and twin lakes, in this area, a passing rain or snow shower. we look toward downtown racine, it is dry at the moment there. 36 degrees. a west to northwest breeze at 7. as the kids go out to

meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning. jeremy: good morning. we are tracking a chance of snow in the weekend forecast. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. you're taking a live look outside on this saturday. if you had to pick a day to run air ends, today will be the way. and meteorologist jeremy nelson first, wisn 12 news 8:11ism we have already seen communityies use drug needle exchanges in the hopes of preventing the spread of h.i.v. a new study shows more needs to be done. according to the centers for disease control 54% of people who inject drugs use the prog

meteorologist jeremy nelson is filling in for sally this morning. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: we have plenty of cold across southeast wisconsin. we have snow showers running. there is a chance for a light dusting of the snow. it is windy out there and just blowing bigger story is the cold this morning. you are going to feel the british prime minister. single digit above zero windchills. downtown milwaukee only feels like 8 degrees. we have a temperature around midday with the flurries of 24 degrees. it is not going to feel like that. the winds are 12-22 miles per hour. in the weekend forecast. first matt hit the roads. any snowflakes out there? >> we are travelling to the west, no flurries at this point. no problems on the reports no. reports of slick areas at this point. the volume is light. winds are blowing. everything is in the green. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. melinda: right now we're following breaking news. three murders in milwaukee overnight. this happens this morning near 107th and appleton. we are going to hillary

we want to get to meteorologist jeremy nelson. he is here with a look at what we can expect in terms of snowfall later today. good morning. jeremy: good morning. andy and everyone. we will detail the timing. how much snow and what the winter storm will mean to us across southeastern wisconsin. let's start off with the winter storm watch. that will go into effect this evening at 6:00 p.m. and continue until 12:00 on monday. the western part of the state. the winter weather advisory. and a look outside of our weather windy. clear to partly cloudy skies across much of southeast wisconsin, not snow, but snow canon fest new this morning. cold enough, and beautiful snowmaking weather for our ski hills. 16 degrees. this is the best part of the weekend through 6:00 p.m. dive payments. no issues on the weather-wise for today. cold temperatures out there bundle up. 24 this afternoon, and dry at 4:00. once we get past 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. light snow over spreads the area. more coming up. andy: all right. jeremy, thank you. as you m

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning. we start off with the radar network, still seeing a few snow showers slipping through parts of walworth and racine. it is jumping into northeast illinois. we are looking at clouds to linger. that is what we have downtown milwaukee right cathedral square, 36 degrees. the first cut forecast, we say good-bye to the flurries and clouds out there. highs near 40 by this afternoon. we search for a little more sunshine in the 7-day forecast. first to matt salemme to the roads. >> some of the roads are wet, dryer than when i drove in freeways. right now, the volume is light as you are seeing on the d.o.t.s. no reason to speed on the wet roads. travel times... right now, no crashes on the system. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> we want to have this done right the first time, the only we have to take this serious. melinda: observers from the green party, the hillary clinton campaign, and staffers from president elect donald trump are all keeping an eye on wisconsin's histor

now to jeremy nelson. >> good morning, we have cold now, and snow over the weekend. we are starting off and getting out the door early this morning with a live look outside. the temperatures not too bad, in the 20s currentl 23 at cathedral square. a breeze at 10. it is brisk out there. that is giving a windchill temperature of 12 degrees in milwaukee. 13 in madison. single digits up to the north. it is cold morning for the kids. bundle them up. this amp chilly. the high in the mid 20s. we talk about the snow and when it is beginning and how much we are expecting. good morning, matt. >> good morning, no complaints. holly hill and 41, looking good. light volume. the pavement the dry for the most part. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. >> sheboygan county deputy involved in a crash along near county highway pp. the interstate was closed two hours early this morning while they cleared the scene. the deputy was trapped in the cruiser. >> with a few days to spare t recount in milwaukee county is finished. they wrapped up yesterday eveni

meteorologist jeremy nelson is filling in for sally this jeremy: sal is off for today. i amtraking the snow showers early this morning. not expecting accumulation. they are sweeping across the area with the winds that are adding a chill to the air. here is a luke at waukesha. zooming into the street lights to see the snowflakes. 19 degrees and factor in the west breeze at 15 miles per hour and we have single digit windchills for many of inland areas. even though to temperatures are around 20 to start, about 27 this afternoon, flurries across the area and the winds 12-22 and that means a blustery feel across southeast wisconsin. we have snow over the weekend. >> thank you, jeremy. the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. melinda: right now we're following breaking news. three murders in milwaukee overnight. starting with a double homicide near 107th and appleton. that's on the city's northwest side. police say a man and woman were found dead in a bedroom. they had been shot multiple times. neighb

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning. we start off with the radar network, still seeing a few snow showers slipping through parts of walworth and racine. it is jumping into northeast illinois. we are looking at clouds to linger. that is what we have downtown milwaukee right cathedral square, 36 degrees. the first cut forecast, we say good-bye to the flurries and clouds out there. highs near 40 by this afternoon. we search for a little more sunshine in the 7-day forecast. first to matt salemme to the roads. >> some of the roads are wet, dryer than when i drove in

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are watching the radar and snow showers are drifting to the southeast. this is primarily some drizzle and snow showers. closer inspection into walworth county. they are drifting to the southeast and not expecting snow accumulation. wells street in milwaukee, i was just outside and starting to dry out, just a little damp in some of the spots. 36 in the city. a little farther inland, walworth 32, 33 degrees. we hold in the mid to upper 30s today. trying to get the sun in this afternoon. we look ahead to temperature weekend forecast, which includes a chance of snow or a wintry mix on sunday. all that and more coming up. melinda: when you're on the go, take he weather watch 12 forecast with you. tablet. >> we want to have this done right the first time, the only time. we have to take this serious. melinda: observers from the green party, the hillary clinton campaign, and staffers from president elect donald trump are all keeping an eye on wisconsin's his

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. snow is in the forecast. there is clearing across the southeast corner of the state. snow showers near janesville and madison. this is the rock sports complex. 21 degrees in franklin. now much wind to speak of there. the winds are a little lighter today but brisk by the midday. the temperatures in the mid 20s. the average high is 35 to see this, i updated the snow forecast, maybe a little higher than you are thinking. >> thank you, jeremy. melinda: 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. melinda: new from overnight, a sheboygan county deputy involved in a crash along i-43 near county highway pp. that's between sheboygan and kohler. the interstate was closed for about two hours early this morning while emergency crews worked to clear the scene. trapped in her cruiser but responders were able to get her out. tim: looking ahead, addressing concerns about milwaukee's water safety. the city's water quality task

meteorologist jeremy nelson is the weather center. >> good morning, we have the cold temperatures across region. the radar will be showing quite a bit of snow over the weekend. layer up this morning. single digits and feels like 12 above in milwaukee. feeling like 8 in waukesha. the kids will be greeted by a brisk wind and highs in the mid 20 #s this afternoon. this weekend the kids can play in the snow. minutes. now to matt. >> the roads are dry and the volume is light. things are in good shape on the roadways. no overnight construction leftover. the travel times are looking great. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: new from overnight, a sheboygan county deputy involved in a crash along i-43 near county highway pp. that's between sheboygan and kohler. the interstate was closed for about two hours early this morning while emergency crews worked to clear the scene. we're told the deputy was trapped in her cruiser but responders were able to get her out. tim: looking ahead, addressing concerns about milwaukee's water safety. hilly mintz is live in milwaukee with a

. >> jirs to meteorologist jeremy nelson. >> the snow is melting on contact. most of the areas with the drizzle at the moment. for the most part, it is lick kwid and it is just wet pavement, damp in the historic third ward. 38 degrees. we have a west breeze at 10 miles per hour. now the temperatures hd steady this morning with the precipitation around. and rain showers in the afternoon. we warm up to 42 or 43. you could use an umbrella everily. now to the morning commute with matt salemme. >> the choper is parked because of the drizzle and the low clouds out there. it is looking good throughout downtown. otherwise, the volume is light across the system. we are looking good. if you are leaving soon, no reason to rush. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: now to big story this morning, all eyes are on wisconsin as the state is kicking off recount of the presidential election votes. this morning. you are seeing the count down there on the screen. hillary is live on the south side with a look ahead. good morning, hillary. rep

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in for sally. good morning, jeremy. >> good morning. a lot more rain than the snow in southeast wisconsin. just a few wet snowflakes mixed in and melting on here is the radar network, a little drizzle out there. currently 37 degrees at ka theed bral square. a west breeze. here is the planner, cloudy skies in milwaukee and a little drizzle at the moment. maybe a lit el wet snow flake trying to mess in. falling to stick. we look at the weekend forecast coming up. now to morning ride with matt. >> right now the low clouds and the precipitation is keeping the chopper parked. wet pavement out there but some of the areas still dry. you can see system wide we are in good shape out there. green is full speeds and that is what we are seeing across the system right now. travel times are that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> our big story this morning, the largest election recount in wisconsin's history starts today. millions of ballots across the state will be recounted ove

. >> we are on track and weather watch and matt is on deck, and we beginning with jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: the windchills this morning you are going to feel they will. flurries sliding across southeast wisconsin. here is what it is feeling like. the first step out the door, the wind and feeling like 1 boz zero in watertown. 8 above zero in milwaukee. it is a chilly start to the day. no improvements. west breeze at 12-22 and that feel is continuing into the afternoon. that is a look at the now to matt salemme in news chopper 12. >> we are among the flurries. nothing is sticking to the pavement. it is just whipping around through the flight light. you can see down below the pavement is dry. everything is looking good. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> we are following break z news. >> three murders are reported in milwaukee overnight. two people found dead near 107th and appleton. that is where hillary mintz is live with the latest. reporter: tim, police say that a man and woman were found shot to death inside of this home near 107th and apple

yes, windchill advisory tonight and that is where we get more information from jeremy nelson. jeremy: good morning, sal. we are in the third ward along the river. you talked about cold this morning. we are feeling the biting breeze here. we have just single digits above zero and factor in the wind over

. >> first to the forecast with jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. >> good morning, a lot of people thinking about the weekend and i will get to that in a moment. first set for the friday out the door early this morning the clouds and the rain and snow showers that we had overnight just dry at the moment with the clouds. 36 degrees. inland cooler. 32 west bend: low 30s for beaver dam. now look at the forecast for the day. the clouds and this morning. peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. we won't see a ton of sun today. highs near 40 this afternoon. seasonal day. change this is the weekend forecast. it is including a chance of snow we talk more about that coming up. now upstairs to matt salemme in news chopper 12. >> we are along 41. the main lines are drying off. still a little shine on the roads along watertown plank. the main lines are drying off. take it easy. don't rush around. travel times are looking good... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: thank you. the big story wisconsin's election recounts are

iconic landmark is getting youp dates. >> loo look, you can see jeremy nelson and the roof. >> he's looking like batman. >> he is, he is like batman. how cool is this, jeremy? jeremy: good morning, we are 20 stories up on the top of the gas light building here in milwaukee. the flame is burning brightly lighting up, the ceremony, the top of the building will be lit up and the iconic flame helping to tell us the weather, blue is what you see is what you get. it is staying cold. if flickering, could see snow in the area. but news chopper above us and giving us a perspective. this flame is 21 feet tall. building was built in 1930. the flame was lit in celebrating the iconic flame in milwaukee and it is a good spot for a view of the sunrise too in a little bit. but the clouds are here and colder up here. sally, i can let you, there is a windchill factor up on the 20th story here. what a view. this is part of the milwaukee's history. check out the lighting ceremony at 6:15, the gaslight building this morning with our photo journalist and matt is high above. melinda: that is a coolest thing this

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. good morning, jeremy. >> we have the cold air in place, not many clouds across southeast wisconsin. a couple of flurries near janesville. temperatures close to 20 degrees check this out, they are making the snow at the rock sports complex. a little glow there on the horizon. sunrise is 7:11. the first cut forecast, have the coffee nice and warm early on. the temperatures not warm today, mid 20s. we look ahead to the snow in the weekend forecast. time to get the shovels out. how much we are expecting coming up. now to matt up in news chopper >> jeremy, we are not far from the rock, by the hale interchange. this is a cool shot from the air. getting the runs filled in ahead of the weekend enhancer. the pavement is dry across the system. in fact, turning the camera to 894 looking good here. no delays on the travel times. everything is in the green. that's a look at the morning >> matt, thank you. melinda: new from overnight, a sheboygan county deputy involved in a crash along i-43 near cou

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in for sally. good morning, jeremy. >> good morning. a lot more rain than the snow in southeast wisconsin. just a few wet snowflakes mixed in and melting on here is the radar network, a little drizzle out there. currently 37 degrees at ka theed bral square. a west breeze. here is the planner, cloudy skies in milwaukee and a little drizzle at the moment. maybe a lit el wet snow flake trying to mess in.

. >> we are on track and weather watch and matt is on deck, and we beginning with jeremy nelson. >> good morning, a few snow showers and flurries. dancing downtown. 22 degrees in milwaukee right now. look at the brisk wind. westerly at 16 miles per hour. this is the coldest windchill we have seen for the season so far. plus 8 that is all it is feeling like in the city. the bus stop forecast, it is a blustery one. a couple of snowflakes around. have the extra layers around. we'll see a high we look ahead to the weekend forecast. matt, you just got in and the snow is not sticking the the roads.>> it is swirling around and blowing around. it is not sticking at this point. we have light volume out there. that equals travel times all in the green. 10 # minutes eastbound. >> that's a look at the morning melinda: thank you. we are following breaking news. tim: three murders reported in milwaukee overnight. two people were found dead near 107th and appleton. that's where hillary mintz is live with the latest. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, tim. we saw a large police presence, a l

this morning jeremy nelson is joining us from the base of the giant flame. >> good morning, this is an acoonic building and the flame lit 60 years ago and tonight it is better than ever. good morning, kim. >> good morning. >> it is blue this morning. tell us what blue means. >> blue means no change in view. and the weather forecast our from the high from the day before and the high to today and it is predicted within 15 degree intervals. >> yes. it is blue today. tell us about the cool things that people are seeing tonight. the lights and more colors are flickering. >> besides the flame, the building also has exterior technology. and there's various roof levels at the gas light building and we can create different scenes to support different causes such as breast cancer, different holidays and sports themes. ten seconds before 6:15 tonight, and it should be a spectacular show. >> thank you, kim. this evening take a look to the top of the gas light building. today it is blue. i'm on top of the gas light building. >> thank you, jeremy. >> i know it is cold up there, but that is so cool.

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we have our eyes on the dopplar radar network. to the west, and western parts of waukesha, rain mixed with a few wet snowflakes and rain showers and snow shower shower mixed in. there is a little steady batch of precipitation out there. the pavement may be a little warmer than that and expecting just wet conditions early on this morning. rain or snow showers through 7:00, 8:00 a.m. and cloudy and low 40s in the afternoon and a sprinkle or flurry in the afternoon. sunset is 4:18. >> thank you, jeremy. ben: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> our big story this morning, the largest election recount in wisconsin's history starts today. millions of ballots across the state will be recounted over the next 12 days. melinda: the massive effort starts about four and a half hours from now. tim is here with a look at what you can expect. tim. tim: melinda an

we're here in the weather center with meteorologist jeremy nelson who's in for sally. dangerously cold temperatures today? >> yes, we have windchill advisories>>ed limit your exposure and dress in layers and limit time outside. it is dangerous if you are in the city minus 15 in milwaukee. some of the other numbers in the 20s below zero. now the first cut forecast for the day, the coffee is trying to warm you up with the numbers, again, these are the actual temperatures, windchills are way below zero. what is ahead? weor watch starts tomorrow. ben: a lot of people are turning to alternative heat sources to keep warm this week, but experts say that can be very dangerous, including space heaters. firefighters say you should keep them away from curtains, carpet and clothes and make sure you have one that automatically turns off if it tips over. avoid using ovens to heat your home, that can lead to fires and carbon monoxide emergencies. if you're using a fireplace, firefighters say you should make and finally, even with a normal furnace it's important to keep up with mainte

live on the weatherwatch 12 camera network, as we look at the gas light building, jeremy nelson is on the top of that building. coming up you are going to hear more about the new lighting system in place. that is coming up in a moment. coffee extra hot this morning. tomorrow and friday. snow is on the horizon for the weekend. we are keeping a close eye on the weekend temperatures and potential storm track for a system bringing in the snow. but it is too early to call with any amount of certainty. we are continuing to watch that. we look at another round of the deep cold, single digit highs next week. >> thank you, sal. melinda: new this morning, by now you've probably seen those viral mannequin challenge videos led to a raid and some arrests. this is the mannequin challenge made by a group of people in alabama. the local sheriff says guns in the background of the video prompted deputies to raid the home. they found weapons and drugs and arrested two people. they were freeze, oh, you are. >> not a good idea. >> live and learn. andy: a cancer patient is calling for tsa agents to be fire

. >> now to jeremy nelson. jeremy: good morning. you will notice the cold breeze. it is 1 above zero in the city of milwaukee. the feels like temperature of 17 below zero. the windchills gripping us with the teening to 20s below zero. here in southeast wisconsin a windchill advisory continues until 10:00 a.m. very little warm up in the forecast. even by this afternoon. maybe 8, 9, 10 degrees. dress in layers. stay warm. if you are looking for the snow, also. a winter storm watch starting on friday. we have more on the forecast coming up. ben: a lot of people are turning to alternative heat sources to keep warm this week, but experts say that can be very dangerous, hillary is live inside of the greenfield fire department with warnings. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, ben. carbon monoxide dangers are big in th health problems that come up from being in the cold conditions. we have the lieutenant here with us this morning, now, you don't want to wind up in the back of one of these, if you do, this is how they are going to help you and get your body temp

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are watching the radar

here is jeremy nelson. jeremy: good morning. first thing you will notice when stepping out the door, bitter cold windchills. now the temperatures overnight have been in the single digits. now to a look at the rockwell automation temperature. when we arrived here this morning 4:45 a.m. that said 10 degrees above zero. there is a very thin veil of clouds moving in. now the temperature may have warmed up a handful of degrees, you are not going to notice it because the windchill is below zero. we have teens below zero this morning. the coldest windchill so far a couple of hours ago in kenosha minus 16. now it is colder through tonight. we have a windchill advisory for tonight through 10:00 a.m. on thursday. 15-25 degrees below zero. you wt this morning. lots of extra layers, the snow pants and hats, gloves and scarf. stay warm this morning. we talk about the snow coming our way for the weekend in a little bit. iel am in the third ward. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. >> before headed out, we have you covered, hillary has more on

meteorologist jeremy nelson is filling in for sally this

we're here in the weather center with meteorologist jeremy nelson who's in for sally. dangerously cold temperatures today? >> yes, we have windchill advisories>>ed limit your exposure and dress in layers and limit time outside. it is dangerous if you are

coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news this morning, with andy choi and weather meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news continues. andy: a live look at the snow coming down. we're under a winter storm warning right now. the snow started falling around 6:00 last night, and is expected c just a reminder, all of the cancellations are scrolling across the bottom of the screen right now. lindsey slater will have your full forecast in just a few minutes. we are on traffic watch. jackknifed semi. these are snow covered. you want to stay careful. there is that jackknifed truck. 41 northbound in racine county. two lanes closed. i-94 north. a disabled ramp from wisconsin 20 to i-94 north. so be careful and take extra time. as we look at the drive times. 94 westbound level minutes, but you can see in 12 minutes. now, chances are many of you were preparing for the snowstorm yesterday. this was the scene advil? >>> ace hardware on milwaukee's east side. this was the scene at village ace hardware on milwaukee's east side. shovels, ice scrapers and rock salt flying off the shelves. andy: we want to see

we want to get to meteorologist jeremy nelson. he is here with a look at what we can expect in terms of snowfall later today. good morning. jeremy: good morning. andy and everyone. we will detail the timing. how much snow and what the winter storm will mean to us across southeastern wisconsin. let's start off with the winter storm watch. that will go into effect this evening at 6:00 p.m. and continue until 12:00 on monday.

you're watching wisn 12 news this morning, with andy choi and meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news continues. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. 5:45 on this snowy sunday. we got a lot of talk about this morning, if you are hitting the roads, sorry, you're going to be running into some problems. accounting for a lot of time and stay safe. if you don't have to go out, stay and watch the show. lindsey: send us pictures. i want to know it looks like when you look out your window. i don't have eyes everywhere. i want to see how much snow you received. this is a live look at racine, 28 degrees right now with a few incidents reported on 94, including a semi incident. we'll keep you posted as we get so feel free to send us a messages. we would love to get updates to everyone out there. the wind picking up in racine, the snow has covered the ground and lots of trouble on the map. you may be thinking what is purple? that can't be anything good. purple does indicate heavier snow bands, in lake geneva, milwaukee county getting that are in and -- getting that in as w

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