no monster snowstorms of more than 15 inches. a sharp change from a warm november to a cold december. january, the snowiest month. and february the mildest month compared to normal. and then winter returns in march. the specifics, in december 4 inches of snow, 2 degrees below normal temps. january 14 inches, near normal temps. february 8 inches, plus two in the temperature department. and then march 6 inches of snow, 2 degrees below normal. a total of 28 to 36 inches of snow and temperatures 2 degrees below normal. >> so 28 to 36 inches, i will take that compared to last winter we had that blizzard. >> that was just the one storm. >> it was a big one. >> we had 2 feet of snow? one storm and the rest of the whole winter we had about 4 inches. we have had some really rough winters in the past ten years, the two snowiest winters ever recorded were happening in the last ten years in philadelphia. >> so why is that happening? >> well, there are some interesting theories about that, as i was mentioning in the -- in the explanation for

january started mild but later saw a record breaking snowstorm in the north east.nketed new york city, the heaviest snowstorm on record in the big apple bringing nearly 28 inches of snow, and a travel ban to the city that never sleeps. february was mostly mild but not valentines day. the parts of the u.s. felt some of the coldest temperatures in the decade, including boston, dipping down to minus 9 degrees, coldest it has been there in some 60 years. meantime in march, quite a sight south of the border, snow, in parts of the mexico, low pressure triggering unusually cold conditions, there. and that same low served up heavy rain, flooding in parts of the southern u.s., while out west, march delivered more than 10 feet the of snow to the sees era nevada mountains in 110 day stretch. by april parts of the texas were pelted with softball sized hail, multiple hail storms, resulted this billions of dollars of insurance losses , statewide, lone star state saw deadly flooding in april. parts of the houston area seen 20 inches on have rain and flood ago this left eight peop

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york city, the heaviest snowstorm on record in the big apple bringing nearly 8 inches of snow and a travel ban to the city that never sleeps. february was mostly mild, but not valentine's day. parts of the us felt some of the coldest temperatures in decades, including boston dipping to minus nine degrees, the coldest it's been there in some 60 years. in march, quite a site south of the border, snow in parts of mexico, low pressure trigging unusually cold conditions mr. . that same low served up heavy rain and flooding in parts of the suthern us while out west march delivered more than 10 feet of snow to the ciera, knifeman and is in one 10 after day stretch. parts of texas were pelleted with hail. the loan star state also some deadly flooding in april. parts of the houston area seen 20 inches of rain and flooding that left ate people dead. in may unseasonably who the dry weather in canada was fueling massive fires and evacuations in the oil producing region. it affected global oil prices while in the us powerful tornadoes hit kansas including an f4 that stayed on the ground for mile

here. >> here's why, biggest december snowstorm on record.s the only december in the top 10. >>> 3-degree guarantee, back on the horse today. we are in good shape. i thought a bull's-eye. went for the high of 38, and we were 39. 28 of the last 30, and i'm going to go with 42 tomorrow. lower from 43 to 42. live look outside, and 31 right now, and that's the low so far, and due point is upper teens, and that's a cold air mass, but not arctic. okay, so i feel arctic early on at the bus stop. 18 to 34. those are straight temperatures not windchill. cold start on tuesday, and that's the last full day of fall. it's weird to talk about that, but winter will begin on going to arrive wimpmy. thursday, clouds, and pleasant. look at the temperatures, and once we get past the 42 tomorrow, 50 on wednesday, and 50 on thursday, and 48 on friday, and colder, and then 54 on saturday, and some concern it may be colder than 54, but you get the picture, no arctic air. tomorrow morning, waking up. 27 downtown, and 24 in bowie. mid-morning, still cold. upper0s, an

we're going to have another snowstorm, details coming up on that.ing to be a coast-to-coast snowstorm starting tomorrow. >> okay, you have redeemed yourself, there was good news there. all right, thank you, bill karins. >>> still ahead, a small scuffle breaks out on court as two nba superstars square off. louis has those details next in sports. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a fancy juice store? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine or any

two separate snow systems have triggered blinding snowstorms that have led to deadly snow pileups in several states. the whiteout conditions and subzero temperatures are expected to last throughout the weekend. as snow plows got to work in upstate new york crews in ohio worked into the night, towing pileup along interstate 90. >> pretty aggravated about it. i'm trying to get home. >> the chain reaction crash that injured more than a dozen people was one of many triggered thursday by a lake effect snowstorm that brought whiteout conditions to the midwest. in michigan cars and semis were seen smashed together in a deadly pileup along i-96 involving 40 vehicles. >> there are three confirmed fatalities with this accident. we have not yet identified those victims. 11 other victims were transported from the scene. >> the moving storm system dumped more than a foot of snow an hour north of syracuse, new york, yesterday and caused more crashes. >> we want you to get to school, we want you to get to your job safely. so please take your time in the snowy conditions. >> reporter: another system

more on the blinding snowstorms, and the deadly pile-ups they've already left >> wow, take a look athat traffic back up in california. that was reporter from our sister station kcds in los angeles, all start wad accident with a big rig and turned into a traffic nightmare, with cars back up for miles last night. and imagine sitting in that? wow. >> like the schuylkill sometimes? >> times ten though. >> exactly. >> yikes. >> deadly crash in mount pocono kills two teens and police say it steeped live on facebook. >> the 18 and 19 year old friends from the scranton area died on tuesday. police say they were hit from behind by a tractor-trailer on interstate 380. the live video has since been taken off line, apparently showed the impact from inside the teen's car. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> the early blast of winter is already started making a mess across the state. this was the scene outside erie, where at least 13 vehicles got tangled up in a chain reaction crash, on a snowy stretch of i90. at least 15 people there were taken to the hospital. >> incredible.

now a new snowstorm takes aim at his victory tour to wisconsin overnight, singing the phrases of former rival, paul ryan. >> he's like a fine wine. every day goes by i gets to appreciate his genius more and more. after a day of all-star meetings from kanye west to nfl to a tour, as he prepares to trump tower today. >>> newly released images showing dylann roof at target practice. before killing nine people at a black church. now the lone survivor prepares to testify. ? >>> and celebrating one of america's favorite dads. ? on the highway ? >> alan thicke passing away overnight. the star of "growing pains" known for his humor, wit and love. >> not only my son but my best buddy. >> his final moments and the advice he shared for all dads just days ago as tributes pour in from actors, athletes and his family this morning. >>> and good morning, america. boy, that news came as such a surprise overnight. alan thicke, one of america's most famous tv dads has died, suddenly of a heart attack playing hockey with his young son and the tributes are pouring in now. >> that's right. he is also the fat

by november the us was seizing -- seeing major snowstorms before winter.droughts help to fuel wildfires. tennessee and alabama also saw a series of deadly tornadoes. >> into the end -- in the end 2016 will go down as the hottest year on earth. >> mother nature had a big year . >> it did. and it is ending with the chilly and to the year . >> i feel like a lot of people i have been talking to talk about how cold it has been that is normal >>> we do have a arctic blast coming our way by sunday and monday. >>> meanwhile, let's enjoy the low 30s in some areas. giving you a look across the oakland estuary. here comes the sun. it will feel a little today than yesterday. hopefully you will feel the warm up. temperatures are peaking today. today is going to be one of the warmest days, likely to be the warmest day of the week. here's a look at what you can expect as we role through the next several days. we are tracking path bus systems, one off of the california baja coastline. this will work into california in the next 24 hours or so. for southern california a few

after trusting their gps on a recent road trip, they got caught up in a snowstorm and were trapped inheir car. they were going to a town near eureka, california. when they got to the california border after checking the weather and road conditions, they hit a snowstorm and the route was impassable. with no cell phone service, the dad walked five miles to get help but even leading rescuers back to his family was tough. >> all my tracks were gone. the jeep tracks were done. in two hours the wind had blown everything off the treats and on to the road and covered all the tracks. >> he was eventually able to lead the rescuers back to the car. it is a trip they will never forget. >>> a couple more days left to sign up for health insurance under "covered california." those who wish to have coverage starting january 1 must enroll by thursday. so far more than 139,000 new consumers have picked a plan during the open enrollment period. that number as president-elect trump promised to reveal obamacare. and at least 1.2 million people have renewed their plans. >>> on the healthwatch, teens who sm

. >> you intend to cross the half-frozen delaware in the midst of a snowstorm? >> i do.ssue with that? >> not at all, your excellency. >> gather your men and make your preparations, gentlemen. tomorrow, on christmas night, we attack. [ horse neighs ] >> at daybreak, the continental army mobilizes for battle. still, only a handful of officers are given the details. >> these our christmas present, sir? >> these are for tonight. don't forget them or your weapon. >> the old fox wants to hold a review on christmas? >> not a review. a mission. >> a mission? where we marching off to? >> they haven't told me yet. all i know is, keep yourry and . and one more thing -- the password is "victory or death." pass it on. >> there's gonna be a fight tonight. >> [ coughs ] >> washington has a narrow window of opportunity. he has a committed fighting force for just a few more days. with it, he could turn the fate of the revolution, but only if his plan remains a secret. >> ♪ while shepherds watched their flocks at night, all seated on the ground, an angel of the lord came down and glory s

the second round of snowstorms are heading our way. let's get a check of your after highs got into the mid teens around noon yesterday, the cold front moved through and dropped temps into the single digits along with a 30 mph wind, and wind chills -5 to -10 all day. actual temps have dropped to 0 along the lake, to -8 inland this morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin until 10am. dee up to 8 degrees with gusty winds and wind chills staying around -10 all day. tonight is mostly cloudy with flurries and isolated light snow as lows drop to 5. there will be less than a half inch of snow traffic is lightspeeds at or above posteddrive times are on time ravi: "it's a nice cozy sweatshirt type thinbut when it gets wet, it stays wet and that can lead to cold weather injuries like hypothermia." that article of clothing he's talking about is cotton and shouldn't be the first option when choosing warm items to wear. that's why experts at r-e-i say every single piece of we stores are synthetics..

the weekend snowstorm may be linked to a man's death in milwaukee. police and the medical examiner were called to 23rd and keefe just before 6 this morning. the m-e says a 55-year old man collapsed while shoveling snow and was later pronounced dead at a hospital. we're waiting for an official cause of death . 3 and a wrong-way vehicle on the bypass hit a milwaukee county plow truck around 2-this morning on 894. . the truck driver says the car was traveling around 55-miles an hour. that driver was not hurt. the accused wr0ng driver, identified as 51-year old joann quesada of west allis was, was treated at a hospital, released and jailed for dui and recklessly and that is your cbs 58 news on the go. 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its jeopardy...coming up at 2 its 58 all afternoon... stay tuned to cbs 3 go.cbs 58 news on the and that is your cbs 58 news on the go. 3 3 3 go.cbs 58 news oe and that is your cbs 58 news on the go. 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its jeopardy...then at 3 its dr. phil with... 3 i

this is daniela's first snowstorm, family moved to milwaukee from florida. >> and she's loving it. >> that's exactly what they wanted. up next at live on day break -- >> the storm is gone but the work is certainly still we'll talk how milwaukee is planning to get the streets ready for the start of this work week. >>> right now from milwaukee, this is today's wtmj4 live at day break. we after an intention. snowfall. people waking up with a half a foot and a snow reminder for this snow parking. >> and h ryan is out hchl with what drivers are up to this morning. >> once again cause i'm vince, i'm susan kim. we want to check your traffic and weather. that. >> hi, brian. >> it's priceless, if you have kids they love snow. they m woke up yesterday morning and looked outside and went, wow. it's one of those moments. when i was a kid, it's like now i have to go shovel or snow blower. >> this is the warmest we've been all day. the winds have picked up between 15 and 25. that created windchills, but also creating blowing and

was seeing a major snowstorm before thanksgiving.across the country, bringing blizzard conditions to some areas. by the end of the month, drought conditions in the southeast fueled forest fires, in tennessee killed more than a dozen people. around the same time tennessee and alabama saw a series of deadly tornadoes. but in the end the biggest weather headline, 2016 will go down as the hottest year ever recorded on planet earth since weather data first started being kept back in the 19th century. >>> well, so far this winter season in the bay area, we've had a couple of big storms. rosemary, it is dry out there right now. >> yes, indeed. we will be with the possibility of dry weather for the next couple of days. a chance of scattered showers on new year's eve. isn't that a gorgeous shot looking towards alameda. lots of sunshine. temperatures are warming. another cold start for many. with the wind out there this morning, temperatures were up around the bay and for neighborhoods that had the breeze. still feels a little blustery with th

right now we think to the 4-inch snowstorm is just not a bad snowstorm. it would be most more we seen all season. the one thing about december is when you get snow it will hang till christmas. december snow is much harder to melt away. with those temperatures coming this is not your average gingerbread village and arizona hotel unveiled its 900 square foot display an annual tradition at the marriott dedrick raise hotel this year the team is under the sea pager six begin crafting the seascape back in october. he is 500 downs of gingerbread 3,000 pounds of sugar and 1,000-pound chocolate creates the village. we love your support for the fod men's and csu global. now through december 16 to drop off any new unwrapped with for denver with them for error main core mental patient though be prequalified families to the salvation army holiday programs we also by jesus.by gorge mains on december 9 between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. donate to 40s members of the fox 31 news team coming up in sports wife rookie quarterback reps for the first team are critical. the bugs h

what a contrast with the mild south that we have and the snowstorm brewing in nothinged. mellissa. >> thank you. just ahead, millions in bribes at the u.s. border are covered. that's just the beginning. you are watching "early today." . ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com what's the best way to get v8 or a fancy juice store?s? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper >> as w

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more than any single day snowstorm in december since 2005. it was also the first snowfall in wisconsin. most of the state got between 1 and 4 inches but it will melt today when the temperatures rise. and measurable snowfall of the season. 2 to 4 inches fell in the northeast part of the state. >>> coming up on the "morning news." baby on board. a woman gives birth mid flight, forcing the plane to make an unexpected detour. >>> and the president-elect fires back after "saturday night live" takes aim at his tweets. >> kellyanne, i just retweeted i mean, wow, what a great smart tweet. when you have a cold, pain from chest congestion can make this... feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol?, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to he

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here's the question you need from one snowstorm in northern ohio. one snowstorm that could occur over couple of days is not just a one day to what's the record in northern ohio what do you think that is a 29 inches which is like this is a 49 inches was like for for two visits 69 inches below 6 feet or is that 109 inches of snow which would barely fit through a gone with these two how could you not go with these two inches jump right out this i can tell in your azure steaming right now chew. where do you going with wayne i there were very confident that there is a guest in five days how does it feel when and personnel little sad. he likes to stompers. here is to show as how smart he is. can you imagine getting 69 inches of snow. 109 inches i wonder property hour on the mounds. those los angeles out. let's see. this is for you. put this in your trophy case. great shirt. we love it. they are awesome. thank you and happy house state around meant to do a selfie when research a break. that's something we'd something we to kenny crumpton is kicking at this

here is the deal on our next still storm -- snowstorm. it does not like a huge amount, that be fine tuning. the afternoon, friday afternoon into saturday, looks like the best shot of seeing the snow, and most of that could be coming during the nighttime hours friday night. the question is how much snow comes in on saturday. it may not be that much. the track is not set. there will be changes to this through the next couple of days because it is so far away right now. what is not far away is the cold. five below zero inland, and the windchill. high of 14 on wednesday, sunshine, the wind uncomfortable at 15-25. here is your week ahead, nine degrees, that's it for a high temperature on thursday. 22, snow developing on friday. more snow possible on saturday. it gets cold again sunday and monday before we warm up by tuesday next week. so hang in there, we will get above freezing at some point. joyce: take us to 86th street in milwaukee between ohio and holt. the yard is outlined in colored milk jugs. there is a nativity scene that includes san

looked like a huge snowstorm. >> reporter: the only thing this situation had in common way snowstormas power outages. about 3,000 peak cole customers were without power as firefighters spread the foam into the storm drains peco employees worked to restore power that was knocked out by an apparent transformer explosion. officials say the foam made for an interesting scene but a safe one. >> it appears everything worked as designed and if there was a fire it's been smothered by the foam. >> reporter: by mid evening the peco outage map showed all power has been restored in center city and officials say that the foam is nontoxic. in center city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, they are partying like crazy at temple university tonight the owls won the aac championship and are likely to play in a major bowl game. lesley van arsdale joins us now with more about how they were able to do this. this is awesome. >> it was amazing and it's been a minute. the last time temple won app conference championship was in 1967. dam the owls took care of business. matt rhule's squad had

. >>> massive wave of snowstorms move across country castling flights with more snow expected today. some parts of chicago saw 10 inches every snowfall this weekend, causing more than 1400 flights to be cancelled at chicago o'hare and mid-way airports, arctic blast is expected to hit much of the country over the next few days. >> and further north, mount prospect illinois, some people seeing to up inch every snowfall an hour. an inch an hour. that's a lot. if it stopped snow for short time giving some folks plenty of time to shovel and plow. sidewalks, driveways, whether out for a stroll, or just trying to keep up with the fresh powder. >>> oh, it is first time out today. so we're speans yearning it for the first time, we're going up and down the sidewalk. >> yes, i like the snow. i don't know. just clean slate, everything nice and white, you know? makes your winter more enjoyable instead of just dealing with the straight cold the whole time. >> and plow trucks are still out right now, clearing roadways for this morning's commute. >>> and justin, you know, snow is a little different

. >>> and a wicked snowstorm leading to canceled and delayed flights. now the northeast is bracing for the same storm. >>> hey, there, good morning. president-elect trump is rejecting the idea that russia helped litt helped tilt the election in his favor. the cia report says russian hackers helped tilt the election trump's way. another source telling nbc news that they have identified certain russian actors they bri believe played a role. trump's team quickly challenged the cia's findings saying that the same report came from the same people who said saddam had weapons of mass destruction. >> do you think that the cia is trying to overturn the results of the election to weaken you in office? >> if you look at the story and you take a look at what they said, there's great confusion. nobody really knows. and hacking is very interesting. once they hack, if you don't catch them in the act, you're not going to catch them. they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody, it could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace. >> so why would the tcia put ou th

a weekend snowstorm triggers and delays, and tonight, three days later, one airline still sorting out the luggage and some passengers still waiting to take off. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, frontier airlines struggling to get back on track. some passengers stranded at denver international airport since sunday. >> my daughter and i have been here for two days in the airport waiting. >> reporter: where are you sleeping? >> on chairs. >> reporter: the airline, which uses denver as a hub, crippled by the weekend snowstorm. >> they seem very disorganized. >> reporter: passengers on one flight say they were stranded for five hours on the tarmac sunday. >> after four hours, i called the denver security, and i said, we're going held against our will. >> reporter: some travelers forced to sleep at the airport. >> if you're waiting for baggage -- >> reporter: others searching through a sea of luggage, hoping to find theirs. >> i have an 18-month-old. you know, he's been screaming, crying all day. he's hungry, he's tired. >> reporter: tonight, frontier scrambling to clear the

>> on chairs. >> reporter: the airline, which uses denver as a hub, crippled by the weekend snowstorm. >> they seem very disorganized. >> reporter: passengers on one flight say they were stranded for five hours on the tarmac sunday. >> after four hours, i called the denver security, and i said, we're going held against our will. >> reporter: some travelers forced to sleep at the airport. >> if you're waiting for baggage -- >> reporter: others searching through a sea of luggage, hoping to find theirs. >> i have an 18-month-old. you know, he's been screaming, crying all day. he's hungry, he's tired. >> reporter: tonight, frontier scrambling to clear the chaos, trying to reunite hundreds of passengers with those bags and get flights moving. david, frontier is a budget carrier and has no partnership, so, it couldn't rebook passengers on other airlines. those people who didn't want to wait for another frontier flight received vouchers or refunds. david? >> linzie janis on the story for us tonight. linzie, thank you. >>> new storms this evening. we are tracking them in the northwest and in

where are the snowstorms headed next? >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. >> more questions about russia's possible interference in the election surfaced and concerns about the man said to be president elect trump's top choice for secretary of state. exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson has close business ties with moscow. mr. trump's own relationship with russia was an issue throughout the campaign. here is errol barnett. >> i think it is ridiculous. just another excuse. i don't believe it. >> refusing to accept the cia assessment russia helped get him elected. president elect donald trump today said the report is political. >> i think the democrats are putting it out because they suffered one of the greatest defeats in the history of politics in this country. >> it is clear the russians interfered. >> but on cbs, senior republican senator john mccain detailed plans for a bipartisan investigation. >> going to ask senator lindsay graham, as smart as any bed on the

this is a significant snowstorm.kota, minneapolis could get another 6 to 10 inches. you just had a windchill in minneapolis of about negative 20 to negative 30 for three straight days. now you're going to get half a foot to a foot of snow. then you're going to go back down to negative 20 again. just a brutal december there. notice wisconsin. that's 9 inches of snow. michigan, 6 to 9 inches. new york state too. that's going to move across the country. as far as travel goes, the southern half of the country looks ideal. the northern half of the country, it's setting up for an old-fashioned winter. certainly looking like it. >> thanks, bill. really looking forward to it being 3 degrees when i wake up at 2:00 a.m. >> could be worse if you were in caribou. >>> a couple more stories. the future of driverless cars has hit a speed bump in san francisco. the ride-hailing company uber launched a small fleet of self-driving vehicles in the city yesterday. the california department of motor vehicles sent a letter to uber orderin

no snowstorms anywhere from the rockies eastward over the next four to five days.eat for everyone traveling. so today's forecast slowly coming out of the deep freeze. we have the storm system in the northwest, that's the only travel trouble spot, but looking nice across the country, guys. louis, this is what we need. last week was just miserable. now everyone can get to their destination safely. >> i'll take 30s and 40s. >> it's going to feel warm after what we went through. >> weather was better at at&t stadium in dallas for sunday night football. cowboys taking on the buccaneers. dak prescott was dialled in, throwing 32 of 36 for 279 yards. he also rushed for a touchdown. while rookie running back ezekiel elliot ran for 159 yards, including this franchise record breaking two-yard touchdown. celebrated by jumping into a salvation army kettle, which drew a penalty. owner jerry jones said, "i think the salvation army should give him the highest award, and he threatened to go all the way to the supreme court if the league fines him. if he does get fined, he'll match

. >>> a big snowstorm is hitting the midwest and the north east. the problems reported and the areas that will get hit with a foot of snow. >> the oakland police department is investigating a bad roll over crash at 23rd avenue. we will tell you what we know coming up. >> we have another deadly crash blocks away, this is theer the ooze -- near the oakland boundary line, its a fatal pedestrian accident. >> a lot of cloud cover, a mostly cloudy day, tuesday looks like a rain day for most of us to the north. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. . >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on 2. >>> thank thank you for joining us, i am dave clark. >> i

had planned for her and the part that police cleanup is underway in wisconsin after the weekend snowstorm. here you can see doppler 12 radar showing the storm system is leaving wisconsin and headed to the north east. i'm keeping an eye on flightaware.com which tracks flights. there are hundreds of cancelations and delays in the u.s. this morning. many are flights to and from i've also been watching flight boards at mitchell international airport here in milwaukee. there are a handful of delays and one cancelation. so as always, be sure to check with your airline before heading to the airport. now let's head over to adrienne and sally in the weather center. >> thank you, ben. >> we are feeling the affects from the snowstorm. southern wisconsin. the snow has stopped but left with the partly cloudy skies and the clouds are staying thinner today. so at least a few peeks of the sunshine. there we are, racine, sunrise after 7:00. the holes in the clouds this morning. 24 degrees racine at this hour. dew .15. the winds are out of the northwest, we look at the northwest breezes continuing to pick

coming up next, we will talk about how cold the temperatures will get in the next potential for snowstorms. >> you can track the following temperatures -- the fall in the temperatures right down to your street. >> some green party observers >> yes. i have discovered a new way in which the ballots are being counted here. you see the lights on and there is a faster and more streamlined approach. you have green party observers who have expressed concerns over how played out. >> there is criticism over the start and the new high-speed counting machine was brought in to replace the other machines. before the decision was made, the green party observer voiced an objection. >> they changed over to a new system halfway through the see the vote. >> a monitor notified the green party campaign with concerns and they were addressed by staff. the concerns spread and included accusation of fraud" in a ballots. that is something she said she never alleged. >> i have not seen that, i would say. led the staff to limit the number of observers in the room. eventually, everybody settled on seven. >> now, if t

snowstorm is moving away the next one is moving in a couple inches of snow will see a a little bit out of it on friday. twenty-nine and 24 wends out of ou per hour cold jeans and fort collins in greeley down to castle rock monument health and midteens just about everyone else slipping into the 20s south is colorado and mid 20s their 20s in trinidad 20 to nine right now and aspen and m4 in gunnison here comes that storm within into the mountains more clouds and snow showers bumping along the high speed ec great and it will be that deep an inch are two in the 2-inch amounts our way of high will see more more cloud cover as we progress through the day way more than the sunshine we saw today highs in the 20s and 30s. we will have chilly 30s in a few 40s to the northeast and here in the south and east. mostly cloudy overnight as the cause continue to move in. on our way into the upper 30s tomorrow afternoon bundle the morning 24 as the kids catch the bus only 36 on their way home. probably won't need the shades tomorrow. and the roads will stay dry that seven-day forecast coming up as a rol

the rule limits where drivers can park on the streets during snowstorms. it was in effect for about 48 hours this week so crews could 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. now the matt for the morning commute. >> so far so good. we are looking down at 94 eastbound, westbound. 92nd street over the top of the freeway there. no trouble in either direction through the construction area and beyond. travel times... time to let the vehicle warm up that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. 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 trump and ryan had a rocky relationship during the election, some trump

a major snowstorm has disrupted air travel.ore than a thousand flights at midnight or were canceled. chicago was hit with six inches of snow yesterday. travelers warranty check the data says because major cancellations in chicago can disrupt flights around the country. boeing has sealed a deal to about $17 billion worth of passenger planes to iran air. one of the most tangible benefit to you. nuclear agreement with united states and united states and around for a few jetliners the biggest agreement struck with the american company since the 1979 resolution and u.s. embassy tape over. in america is such checked to see how to see how they're doing this monday morning. ck 18d-setting days might come points at the moment. s&p futures delbanco, nasdaq down 28. dagen: dow down 40,000. let's do this. the policy meeting this week. will the economic stimulus move by donald trump and faster interest rate hikes by the fed and bubble that due do to the stock market rally? gary b. smith, data group president of fox news contributor. good to