a big rain maker for us in southeastern wisconsin. here is the forecast now, 12:00 noon today, still cloud cover across the area. and also pockets of sunshine. expect a mix of sun and clouds. especially around midday and into the afternoon. for tonight, could have patchy fog develop with the milder air starting to flow across the colder ground here in southern wisconsin, the clouds will start to fill in beam sunday afternoon. you notice it is still dry across the entire badger state. that will change once we get past 6:00 p.m. watch for light rain or drizzle to develop. this 10:00 p.m. and steadier rain, moderate to downpours in the area driving through sunday night and monday morning. and maybe a break. hopefully timed out like this throughout the morning commute. still, i encourage you to set the umbrella out this weekend. needed sunday night through tuesday with on and off showers. and done midday on tuesday. a half-inch to an inch of rain across southeastern wisconsin, just too warm to get snow in here for the early part of the we

saturday before veteran's day, november 11th. 1,000 veterans and military from southeastern wisconsin marched in the event. it end at the war memorial. new this morning written prescriptions for opioids have dropped over the last year in wisconsin. the state's control substance board recently published its report on wisconsin's on-line prescription drug monitoring database. that report is showing a 10% drop in the number of opioid prescriptions written compared to last year. 93, the report does not say what percentage of doctors check the database. but the use has steadily increased. the database was setup in 2013. doctors will be required to check it starting in january. in commitment 2016 coverage now. 630,000 people have voted early across wisconsin. that is according to the state elections commission. they released new numbers absentee ballots have been turned in, and most of those were from people voting in person. in milwaukee a new record, 53,000 heal ballots have been cast in the city. that is higher than 36500 early votes from 2012. and early voting has ended. so in order to

slightly warmer air has moved into southeastern wisconsin with a return of the 40s but the clouds are back as well. those clouds will bring light rain showers to the area mainly after the dinner hours with a few snowflakes mixing in out west. little to no snowfall accumulation is expected in southeastern wisconsin thanks to a warm front that will keep temperatures atab freezing overnight so any flakes will be melting. one half court shot one half one half court shot and now a si bucks game.the to l and casinojackpot shot is stapl bucks games. fans can take a ee throw for $500, a three-pointer for $1,000 or the half court shot linkat tmj4 dot to e tr cke pu sign fup next week... brewers fans can get their hands onome special n next seas.there ll e so bher souvenirs selling fo up to 75-percent off.thracing sausages will be there. the sale is next friday and saturdayinsi the visiting clubhouse at miller park. anotremindhat the annual ndy calane lights display in west all ops back up this friday.the drive- fomafund. lay raises money are pi traise 100- cala dove."shave away cancer"... feat

before the sunshine reaches us in southeastern wisconsin. if you are traveling west, you will hit the sun sooner. we have clouds that are keeping temperatures up a little, 34. not much wind right now. a weekend warm-up, then a rainy system next week. could it change to snow? more in the seven day forecast, coming up. wisconsin is at the white house, but not as the official christmas tree. we got demoted. first lady michelle obama and her nephews welcomed the tree yesterday. the balsim fir, harvested earlier this month in oconto, wasn't quite tall enough to sit in the blue room, so they replaced it with a tree from pennsylvania, but our wisconsin tree will still have a home somewhere in the white house. wisn 12 news time is 5:44. a holiday tradition is back in west allis. candy cane lane officially opened last night. the neighborhood lights up with holiday decorations every year. visitors are encouraged to donate to the macc fund. you can check it out from montana avenue to oklahoma avenue and 96th street to 92nd street. wisconsin's largest d

we will keep on eye on conditions out here as well as all over southeastern wisconsin. shannon: the polls will close at eight. you will be able to vote and we will talk about all the things on the ballot across the state in a moment. >> weather wasn't a factor as far as voter turnout because it was phenomenal today, 54 degrees. north winds 16 miles-per-hour. we had a couple sprinkles this morning. if you are still going out this evening, partly to mostly cloudy skies at 8:51 degrees. dropping only to 48 at 10. i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... announcer: you are watching today's tmj4 with carole meekins , george stephanopoulos, malan and lance allan with sports. >>> welcome back to live at 5 on this election day 2016. there's been a steady line of voters at the polls all day in wisconsin. those in line at 8 will be allowed to vote. >>> voters in a number of cities and villages are voting on key issues today. >>> let's look at referendums on the ballots in our areas. voters in w whether they

in southeastern wisconsin we've had 20's sprinkled in. the coldest pocket i've seen in the central part of the state. stevens point, 21 degrees currently. it's 20's to 30's starting off and it's a frosty morning across the area. no clouds out there right now. so with the clear skies, light winds and a fairly chilly air mass overhead we dropped into the 20's to low to mid 30's across the area and certainly the coldest this morning we've area. the forecast as we look ahead to the afternoon, these are the numbers that will be pretty common across the area, about 52-54 degrees. the winds will be primarily southwest at about 8-16 miles per hour. some extra layers or a jacket they're certainly needed as we go through this morning. future temps, these are lagging behind by a couple degrees but this gives you a good idea, by 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon, most areas will be in the lower 50's and we'll add on a couple our day time highs. if you're headed out this evening you'll want the coat or jacket and close to 40 degrees by 8:00 p.m. overnight t

slightly warmer air has moved into southeastern wisconsin with a return of the 40s but the clouds are back as well. those clouds will bring light rain showers to the area mainly after the dinner hours with a few snowflakes mixing in out west. little to no snowfall accumulation is expected in southeastern wisconsin thanks to a warm temperatures at or above freezing overnight so any flakes will be melting. go to today's t-m-j four dot com for our live radar and interactive maps, and any other weather light and knowledge you are seeking. it's all about finding the best deals on black friday. many stores already have their sales starting today!julia fello found how the big and ?small box? stores are working for your money we found the best way to beat them at their own game.. is to study.there's an app that will it's the time of year where big stores like wal-mart put out all the stops-- the one that everyone is talking about is this 4k technology. so we have a 55 inch 4k television for 298 dollars before you put your credit card down on the latest and greatest thing. there's a new app..

if you're down here in southeastern wisconsin, check it out. not bad at all. clouds tomorrow. 41 degrees. friday there is a small chance of a rain/snow mix. partly cloudy and 44 on saturday. actually we should see a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. on sunday, partly cloudy and 48 if we get any rain it will come in towards sunday night. for tomorrow, traveling around midwest, everything looking just clos u for low 40s, more of the same into frida a small chance, as i said, of rain/snow mix. that cld move into michigan so andhen into saturday, lots of sunshine peeking through. look at the 57 in des moines, 44 green bay, and 44 here in milwaukee. we should have an average high of 42, but look at what we got up to. 45 degrees today. the overnightow aeryild 41 're a44 n rig ilw rine,ortwaingd in waterto couple light rain we could still see a sprinkle or two after that. the snow staying in the northern part of the state. clouds way back out across minnesota, so we'll see lots of clouds tomorrow. this low moves out overnight tonight, leaving clues around. here comes

about 1,000 vets took part from all over southeastern wisconsin. master sergeant john olson told us serving in the military is a true calling. >> once i came in, i never intended t i planned to do four years and get out. but i realized it's what i wanted to do. there's a sense of pride you get out of the job that i don't think you can find in most other jobs. and i would still recommend that our youth serve in the military. >> veterans day is this friday, november 11th. coming up, the milwaukee native turned nfl star helping raise awareness about domestic violence. and saying goodbye to a wisconsin deputy killed in the should all know about law enforcement during this very difficult russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system

that's the case across southeastern wisconsin. and in your weather headlines, get ready for crystal clear skies overnight. a little patchy fog a possibility. we'lal moment. beautiful blue tomorrow. and toasty temperatures continuing as well. speaking of which, today we actually did it. 70 degrees, which was reached late in the day officially at mitchell international. now we have dipped to 51. so 70 in november. incredible. 45 in waukesha. 43 in west bend. the 70 degree high not enough to make it to the record. chillier than we were yesterday at this time, which is interesting because during the day, most of the day we were five to 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. tomorrow i think we'll be cooler, though, again compared to today. but not bad. winds out there calm, not much of a factor. notice we are not alone in enjoying this off to the west. the twin cities flirting with 60 right now. 58 in fargo. 59 right now in sioux falls. 56 in omaha november in wichita, kansas. satellite and radar combination shows a whole lot of no

trees blowing across southeastern wisconsin. still a bit breezy. your weather word d. onto the 50s, 50? on the nose in waukesha. 54? officially at milwaukee's mitchell international airport. southwest breeze 10 and 15 miles per hour. if you're headed out on the town, expect clear skies, breezy, temperatures dropping into the 40s. i'll let you know how good the viewing is going to be for a supermoon tonight. what a supermoon is, and details on the rest of your forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right. of doctors did something that's never been done before in the united states. they saved a baby boy bond without a trachea, or a windpipe. that baby thomas richards was born in marchfield, wisconsin, in april, unable to breathe. at children's, he underwent a series of surgeries that detached his esophagus from his stomach and connected it to his lungs, serving as a trachea. then, a sewn to expand and strengthen it. he is home with his parents and doing great. >> certainly, this is one of those very rare special cases that will live in our memory forever. but, the joy is

eventually, some might make their way to southeastern wisconsin. i'm not expecting much more than a flurry or a two. here is your black friday forecast. some of you are out and about, 40 degrees, cloudy skies in the morning friday, a passing flurry cool, but it will not continue that way. when a big warm-up up comes in, coming up in weatherwatch 12. adrienne: thank you. don't forget, you can take the forecast with you wherever you go with the free 12 news mobile app. the family of a milwaukee man shot and killed by wauwatosa police wants you to boycott mayfair mall and mayfair collection. sheldon: jay anderson was killed in june in madison park. the family wants the boycott to continue until police or the milwaukee county d.a. releases the dash camera video of the shooting. adrienne: as millions hit the road for the holiday, a holiday crackdown on drunk driving is all staying safe. more than 30 law enforcement agencies are participating. an official roll-call happened yesterday afternoon along i-94 in waukesha county. sheldon: green party president

i don't believe that has happened in southeastern wisconsin. our warm streak continues. 186 days, second place all-time with temperatures 50 degrees or wa friday, but not break it on saturday. i have a yellow light because the wind will be picking up. it will be impossible if you want to rake on friday and saturday. it will be really windy. i mean 40 mile-per-hour winds. it will be blowing everything all over the place. there is our next storm to the that will be changing. this will be a powerhouse of a storm, bringing with it wind, not a lot of rain or snow. there may be a passing flurry or two, but look at the snow to the northwest of us in minnesota. 6-10 inches of snow there. mainly to the west and north of minneapolis. throughout the day tomorrow, it is amazing, temperatures warming up crazy. we will see temperatures near 70 degrees. then the cold front comes through on friday. northern sections of wisconsin, an after coat the ground. just in time for gun-deer season. the big change will be the cold air moving in. gusty winds 40 miles per

midnight tonight, here is the snow, central wisconsin all rain in southeastern wisconsin, extending to just about green bay by 7:00 a.m., but if you are traveling anywhere north of highway 10, that is where you will have to deal with the snow. that is where the snow is going to be. here is 5:00. rainy, but tough travel if you are going north. this is a massive snow maker, 2-4 inches of snow across most of northern wisconsin. around here, no snow in terms of accumulation. medium impact, so when i say that, the majority of fat will be on the secondary roads. the main roads will be all right. i-43 north will be wet , but some snow mixing in, especially wednesday morning. i 94, heads up towards the twin cities, you will likely be running into snow, and if you are heading up 41, mainly wet through the fox valley. some snow mixing in closer to green bay. 44 wednesday, rainy day. a dry thanksgiving, so that should be a-ok. rain, light snow, not a big deal. we warm up to 50 again on sunday, rain and wind on monday into tuesday, temperatures cooling down for tuesday. thanksgiving is all right.

southeastern wisconsin at all. however, deer hunters, pay attention. there will be accumulating snow, not six-10 inches, but nonetheless there will be snow. windy around here, that is our bottom line. the biggest issue will be the gusting wind. the cold air rushing in, our first deep-freeze. wind gusts, 40 degree temperature drop, maybe a flurry or two will have minimal impact around here. morning, yes, windy, but get outside. there is the cold front. this is noon. 3:00, here it comes. temperatures start to drop quickly. we might get close to 70 tomorrow before we fall back into the 30's and 40's, and lucky to get to 40 degrees on saturday with that strong wind blowing in. just be ready for that. tonight, 57, southerly wind at 10-20. our average high is only in the mid 40's. 65 for the high on friday. if we can get enough sunshine, we might get the record tomorrow, 69 degrees. 40 degrees again on sunday, but not as windy. it will be quite a difference around here. i am ready for the complaints to come rolling in about help cold people are on saturday.

try to sneak across the mississippi river that will fade as it approaches southeastern wisconsin. temperatures will stay above freezing. any moisture that falls means a little bit of damp payment. 41 degrees as we move through the forecast at how about 50's and there. we watch for rain and maybe wind entry in the forecast monday and tuesday. do not forget the winter forecast on wisn.com released last night. melinda: americans will be enjoying plenty of turkey today, but not right now. it is in the oven still. this is a look at 43 mid hope road, 10 minutes 94 eastbound -- now americans will be enjoying plenty of turkey today, but at least two birds won't be served he upheld a tradition that's been going on for decades the turkey pardon. abc's janai norman has more. president obama letting the bad cash janai: president obama letting the bad puns fly. president obama: this is the last time i'm doing this, so we're not leaving any room for leftovers. janai: even in the absence of first daughters, sasha and malia, the annual turkey pardon was stuffed full of dad jokes. president establ

more than one thousand veterans from across southeastern wisconsin are expected to participate. if you're planning to head out to that parade tomorrow, maybe bring the sunscreen. >> it will be nice out. i cannot believe this is november. >> just a jacket will do it. perfect parade whether for tomorrow. we are looking at beautiful weather across the sta today and tonight and tomorrow pushing into sunday and monday. it feels warmer along the lake. 42 at the airport. 37 is where we find madison. keeping an i on the visibility this morning, the visibility is lower across to and jefferson county. there are dense fog advisories and place. milwaukee county. 10 miles at both airports. headlights westbound, taillights eastbound. both directions looking great. you are looking good. no trouble through the construction zone. 10 minute trip into downtown. a 10 minute ride along 43 southbound. that is a look at the morning commute. back to you. melinda: remembering a friend and classmate. students at uw-stout gathered to honor hussain alnahdi last night. the exchange student from saudi arabia

snow on grassy surfaces across southeastern wisconsin. i know of very abrupt temperature change overnight. little light dusting. the pavement has been primarily wet this morning with warmer ground temperatures. take a look at the scene in brookfield, one of our favorite twitter followers tweeted this to me. the lawn it looks like the mulch areas are covered in snow. on the doppler 12 radar network, the snow is scooting off to the east, at least, the persistent light snow in flurries. we could still squeeze out a flurry late morning, but in the metro area, would probably see another 60 to 90 minutes after that, it will just be windy and cold. the stock about windchill. you'll notice the breezes blustery and feels like the teens and low 20's across the area. current windchill in waukesha is 16 degrees for today. looking at morning snow and a wind advisory continues until 6:00 p.m. blustery this afternoon, highs over 30 to around 40. we try to warm things up in the seven-day forecast, getting to that a few minutes. thema: thank you, jeremy.

in southeastern wisconsin it will be breezy and cold compared to where we've been, sunday especially with barely making it up to 40 degrees. coming up coming up next...the reason swedish investigators were questioning wiki leaks founder julian assange in london.also up next...pilot grounded.the allegations a skywest aviator is facing after being arrested wikileaks founder julian assange was questioned today about allegations concerning possible sex crimes committed in sweden six years ago. assange was questioned at the ecuadorian embassy in london than four years ago.swedish officials are seeking information related to allegations of serious sex crimes made by two swedish women he met in 20-10.assange has not been indicted and has denied the allegations. a visitation is being held today for a slain pennsylvania police officer.community members are saying goodbye to officer scott bashioum ahead of his funeral on wednesday.he was killed in an ambush-style attack while responding to a domestic dispute on thursday. the suspect also killed bashioum's partner before turning the gun on hims

low: 23 wind: nw 3-7 celebration of the cultural heritage of the people living in southeastern wisconsin. julie collins joins us live from the event.. at the state fair expo center. good morning julie! winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mst us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll tomorrow will be a couple of degrees warmer, but we have our best chance to hit the 40s again tuesday, when rain chances return. rain will affect holiday travel through wednesday. thanksgiving itself is looking cloudy but dry with highs in the mid 40s. we have another chance for showers on friday. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 39 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with morning showers possible and afternoon rain likel. wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday: cloudy with rain likely. am low: 39 high: 47 wind: se 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. a

there will be impacts here across southeastern wisconsin. the time frame is looking like friday and saturday of this week. so the end of the workweek will be windy. 35 miles per hour. we get a push of milder air, and thunderstorms possible as the cold front moves in. behind that, the coldest air this season is next weekend. we slight a couple of days with highs in the 40's. upper 50's the next couple of days. and cool back on tuesday with more cloud cover. and then warmup ahead of the system. showers and thunderstorms behind it and then look at it, next saturday, potential during the afternoon highs in the mid-40's. thema. thema: thank you, jeremy. wisn 12 news 9, 7:20. bringing down the house. the reason sting is donating all of the money he made from thema: welcome back. new this morning, an endurance athlete set as world record to raise money for veterans. george hood just set a guinness world record for the longest held abdominal pain. he held the position for nine hours, 11 minutes, and one of veteran's day celebrations on friday at the

we are frost across southeastern wisconsin. i like this photo with the frost covering the strawberry plants. thank you, harrick for tweeting the photo. this is from brookfield it dipped into the 20's. and in the southern part of waukesha. look at that, out there. no, not snow. a frosty morning. lawns were covered across the area. the car windshields here in washington. and wisn 12 news had a 36 layer of frost. now, that will melt off quickly this morning. the sun is off in all locations. go from the 40's around mid to late morning and look at this, by the afternoon, lower to mid-50's here across southeastern wisconsin, and catch a west to southwest breeze, that will help to start we just have no extended cold snaps here in the foreseeable future. 37 degrees in racine. a couple of extra layers and a warm fleece or jacketed to. a light westerly please at five miles per hour. the sky condition is looking great. all kinds of sunshine out there. down at cathedral square, they will be decorating the christmas trees today. and getting

probably five to 10 degrees below average for most of southeastern wisconsin. we have not been below average for much. so we deal with it. the winds lighter, eight to 18. and quiet weather statewide. a couple north. but the up chyme lating snow -- accumulating snow is down across wisconsin. and the storm system bringing them rain that eventually will be the system that we watch for tuesday and wednesday. let's detail the changes across the area. the workweek for many, or scuffle week will be shortened due to the. cool and dry to start off with sunshine. and watch the clouds thicken. this is tuesday at 7:00 a.m. far western part of the badger state and mississippi river. and tuesday afternoon, 2:00 p.m., there is snow to the north. and rain is arriving with the northern air across southern wisconsin and then the battle zone across the central part of the state, we see the transition from rain to snow. tuesday at 7:00 a.m. if you are traveling to northern wisconsin, stay on top of the forecast because there could be some snow accumulation. really here is the tues

it's a practice the alzheimer's association of southeastern wisconsin has been working to eliminate. 'there are other ways of intervening.' police were called on shannon because the 73-year-old -- who had a urinary tract infection at the time -- got aggressive with nursing home staff. brenda says caretakers at the nursing home, if properly trained, should have been able to calm her mom down. trained to handle dementia patients properly and when theyre not handled properly it causes aggression.' 'they utterly failed him.' caregivers couldn't calm down 100- year-old ken leque, either. 'all of a sudden we had gotten these calls that he was being transported that he had hit one of the hospice staff."the nursing home called 911. police cuffed him and put him in the back of a squad car. 'devastated. i mean...how was detained in the name of getting him help. 'and i did not know where he went.'leque was transferred in and out of 14 facilities in three months. she shakes her head, speechless the bruises up and down his arms proof he had been restrained by the very people tasked with taking ca

there is a good chance for mostly sunny across southeastern wisconsin. the badgers ending their regular season against minnesota. tailgating 41 degrees. you'll want to check it. 2:30, 44 degrees. highs in the middle 40's. temperatures cooling off to 40 degrees. if you're heading up north to the eau claire area, they are under a winter wer they're expecting snow up there. towards the end of today they may pick up between three inches to six inches across that advisory area. with this being the busiest travel day of the season, there will be issues on the roadways up to the north. if you're traveling, take it easy early today. we are starting to see dry weather. right around, we are seeing will see more scattered showers returning. if you're not leaving wherever your destination is until after work, you will see more scattered showers. they will continue until 10:00. things will start to dry out. most of you thanksgiving day looks dry. i would not be surprised if we see the brakes and the clouds in the afternoon. otherwise it will be gloomy. 3:00 a.m., it

and start advancing southeast, they arrive to -- there can be a couple of showers across southeastern wisconsin, here is your weather watch 12 week ahead. look that weekend forecast. hands down this is the best weather we see of any weekend during the month of november here in southern wisconsin after a couple of showers on election day, and sunday and thursday cool back slightly to the upper 50s. and then a stronger cold front on thursday, friday, and saturday and push our high from the upper 40's to 50 by next weekend. the average high is 51. wisn 12 news time 8:47. ? ? you hear my voice, you hear that sound ? ? like thunder, gonna shake your ground ? ? you held me down ? ? but i got up ? ? get ready 'cause i've had enough ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? 'cause i am the champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? ? roar, oh, oh, oh ? ? roar ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? use i am the champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? oh, louder ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. news right

just perfect weather everywhere across southeastern wisconsin. sunday, more of the same. sunny, 65 degrees. winds light from the south both days. you're looking at absolutely mild temperatures all the way up to the canadian border. 64 in international falls. 67 in fargo. warmer than us here at 62 degrees. currtly 57 in milwaukee with a dew point of 43. so the air relatively dry. it's going to continue that way. we could get that morning fog on those very light southwest winds. temperatures at 57 right now. milwaukee at 56. we're seeing 54 in port washington. burlington and sheboygan, we're at 54 in white water. just a pleasant evening setting up. this picture is time lapsing for we'll see clouds out to the south. nothing straight to the west. there are no organized rainmakers coming in. as a matter of fact, this high pressure system takes hold throughout the whole weekend. as it flowly moves to the -- slowly moves to the west, this will continue on. look at sunday. not a cloud in the sky indicated by our computer model. tonight, 45 degrees. milwaukee, inland, patchy fog d

highs will not even reach 40 degrees across most of southeastern wisconsin and it will feel even colder saturday night and into sunday morning will be the coldest for hunters with lows in the 20s under clear skies. sunday will be breezy and cold with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee but at least the travel season is near with the holidays and winter on the way. but if you use the right app for planning a big trip, it doesn't have to be another source of stress. google trips organizes plane tickets while offering guides to more than 200 cities. it even makes personalized recommendations based on a user's google history. it also works offline, meaning users can download everything that need before their trip, such as maps and walking directions. the app is free for i-o-s and android. tripit is considered by many to be the best travel planning app. the app is as simple as having confirmation emails sent to an email address, plans@tripit.com. making travel details easily accessible from one central location that can be accessed anytime, anywhere for free. itineraries also can be shared wit

the first snowflakes arrived in southeastern wisconsin in parts of dodge. your window this morning, a scene like this. this from iron ridge. a light dusting of snow. roads still in pretty good shape. the ground is still too warm. snow spinning in the area. look outside in milwaukee. a few flurries. winds will gust 35-40 miles per hour today. above freezing here. that is why the snowflakes are melting. it does not feel like teens and 20's for wind chill across the state. a wind advisory towards 6:00 p.m.. the blustery field hangs out for the rest of the day. wisn.com and our free app are your best sources for weather information while on the go this weekend. you can check the hour-by-hour temperatures and also watch for any future rain on the interactive radar. it's that time of year again, gun deer season starts today. the dnr reports tens of thousands of hunters have already bought licenses, but sales are down about 16,000 from last season. and there are some new changes this year. the dnr wants hunters to keep in mind. first, make sure you have a carcass

temperatures right now in the upper 30's and lower 40's across southeastern wisconsin. we will warm up a few degrees. temperatures will stay around 40 degrees and even the lower 40's. most of us hovering around average. thursday, we have temperatures a little cooler than what i i think most of us will make it into the middle 40's. scattered showers this morning. we are starting to see drying out. most of us seeing scattered showers. my story around 1:00. if you're heading out on the roads after work, you will still deal with a few showers. even around 10:00 and midnight, we will start to dry out. thanksgiving day is snow is approaching even early in the morning. we are talking about a little chance for some light snow. 44 degrees today and tomorrow. dry weather for actual thanksgiving. a little light accumulation on black friday. we will talk about snow chances in a few minutes. andy: let's get you up to speed for the rest of the system if you are about to hit the roadways. rain may be an issue this interstate 41 near water plank road. you can see the sheen on the roadw

highs will not even reach 40 degrees across most of southeastern wisconsin and it will feel even colder with a blustery nw wind. saturday night and into sunday 20s under clear skies. sunday will be breezy and cold with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee but at least the john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. th internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet startingt $39.99 a month. call now. family can be online at once. kids to strm scary ows while nocleaning eir room. 1-hour arrival windo a money-back guarantee, plus, free installatioand access t over 500,000 twc wifi? hotspots nationwide. i don't think so. storm team 4 now....drought is impacting christmas tree farmers in georgia.after nearly 2 months of no rain, the trees at busy elves trees at busy elves christmas tree farm in lee county are suffering.jesse... how has the weather been for trees here in

temperatures will not respond to any sunshine we see by the en even reach 40 degrees across most of southeastern wisconsin and it will feel even colder with a blustery nw wind. saturday night and into sunday morning will be the coldest for hunters with lows in the 20s under clear skies. sunday will be breezy and cold with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee but at least the sunshine will be back.next week looks slightly warmer with 40s returning on monday but this cold front will bring an end to temperatures that coming up in sports, lance the packers get more running back help, claiming christine michael off seahawks. with the packers preps for washington, rod burks is in green bay. ((rod burks says )) ((rod the milwaukee panthers, league. but new coach lavall jordan, taking it all in stride. with humor. ((lavall jordan says you were picked last...opportunity to and the bucks tip off in one hour against the leaders in the southeast division, the hawks in atlanta. highlights your estimated jackpot for the badger five lottery is 33- thousand dollars. don't forget, it's wednesday and that means it's the mike

little to no snowfall accumulation is expected in southeastern wisconsin thanks to a warm temperatures at or above freezing overnight so any flakes will be melting. waukesha native gwen jorgenson will be back in the area today. jorgenson will be signing autographs in glendale from 5-30 until seven at david hobbs honda. she took home gold this past summer at the olympic games compeiting in the triathlon. focus bett.the condition many children d besufferg tnot most adults do not need to be that's according to new recommendations from the u-s preventive services task force. the panel found that for people with no symptoms of thyroid cancer-- the harms of screening and treatment are likely to be greater than the benefits. unnecessary suery can affect thyroid function or damage the nerves that control speaking and breathing. many children with high blood pressure are not receiving proper treatment.researchers at children's hospital of kids with abnormal blood pressure readings.ss than a researchers from boston children's hospital analyzed dust samples at 37 inner city schools in the northea

one of the big reasons a strong northwesterly breeze rushing here from canada into southeastern wisconsin, the winds sustained between 12 and 22 miles an hour. we had peak wind gusts near 50 milwaukee's mitchell international at 40 miles per hour in west bend. you combine the cold temperatures with wind chills in the middle teens across the area. 22 in the northwoods. 18 degrees on the thermometer. here is a look at the satellite-radar combination. mainly clear skies with a northwesterly breeze. breezy and clear conditions. when you get lake-effect snow, 4 inches in 3 hours in twin lake across the lake from us. high pressure will mean crystal clear skies until monday. and that's the way it will stay mainly clear as we start the workweek. a starry sky, but yesterdayy and cold with temperatures down here with highs near 34 degrees. that's about 10 degree below and. more sunshine monday. we creep up to 38. back to seasonal readings tuesday. looks as though we'll see increase in clouds tuesday. tuesday night into wednesday. it should be a cold rain then for turkey day, quiet but cloudy would

meanwhile -- here in southeastern wisconsin -- students at waukesha's carroll university have concerns about their peers in columbus. carroll's director of public sympathy -- there could be lessons to learn from this situation. carroll university's emergency planning team will discuss yesterday's attack during its next weekly meeting. carroll university is expanding its emergency notification system to include alerting the campus community via desktop computer. a woman accused of being involved in not one, not two, but three crashes. what a witness says happened before she hit his truck. we could find out who else will join president elect donald trump's administration. the cabinet today. and later... a beer, a picture, and a hashtag! how you can win we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with h

tuesday is the next best chance to see showers as a cold front swings through southeastern wisconsin to bring 50s back for the rest coming up, lance allan shows us a wisconsin hoopster going russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a vouchogrr pr pen russ. russ: i've heard from falies in need of gooying js. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: e bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold the bucks host the pacers tonight at the bmo harris bradley center. rookie malcolm brogdon is playing some solid ball.but one of the more difficult things he'done, is getting a compliment from ste native tony bennet his college coach at virginia. ((malcolm brogdon says he thinks i'm playing really well...we've talked a little bit. he sends me encouraging texts every once in awhile but as much as he can in termof talking to me and encour

we kind of mentioned it represents all of the people of southeastern wisconsin, but what does that mean? >> everybody all of our cultures all of our diversity, it really is the melting pot of the united states. >> what is going on that families and kids can see and do and experience? >> first and foremost friday we have an education day that thousands of children are bussed in and they have a little passport they get stamped and th l in the nationality. >> cute. >> then they are able to learn something we make in every booth, and then they can taste the different foods at each booth. and then watch the dancers of course. >> oh, the dancing looks phenomenal. so bright and colorful and fun. what about for you what do you do as the folk fair and why is it so important to you? >> i have been involved since i was 4-years-old. i'm 100% slovak. my whole family is slovakia. dance group. i dance in the holiday folk fair and i run the cultural group and represent a chek organization in milwaukee. >> what is the word they learn? >> they don't tell us they get a stamp. >> i love that you are on the

likely throughout the day.this storm system will bring a quarter to a half inch of rain to southeastern wisconsin but if you are traveling across the state this will fall as crosse to green bay will see less than an inch of snow, eau claire through wausau may pick up 3-4" of snow, and rhinelander up to the northwoods could see 4-6" of snow tuesday night through wednesday.thanksgiving day mostly cloudy skies and high temps in the low 40s. thursday night and into friday another round of light snow hits the badger state, bringing less than an inch of snow changing to rain showers late friday morning. this doesn't look impressive but it is something to keep in mind for travelers. the weekend looks more partly cloudy skies and highs in the do you recognize those people? that's george, john and me in the christmas parade on saturday. we had to bundle up against the wind and the cold. thanks to everyone who lined the streets to welcome santa. by the way, more shopping days until christmas. the packers problems continue as they've now lost four straight.what the defense has to say after their poor perfor

wind advisory in effect continuing on until 6:00 tomorrow evening, all of southeastern wisconsin. check out our computer models, f we're already around 20 to 24 miles per hour, sticking around that 20 mile-per-hour range in the morning hours. gusts to over 40. we can see wind speeds up to 30 miles per hour during the day tomorrow, and winds will diminish a little bit tomorrow night. high temperatures today range from 43 into period of 68 here in milwaukee. the 10th day in the 60s this month. temperatures have dropped fast. watertown. look at the dells already down to 39?. monroe, 39 also. you'll need the jacket this evening, temperatures will be dropping through the evening hours, as this front rolls through, and it will do so. notice there's a couple of snowshowers toward the morning hours, very quick, by noon, we'll see sunshine around here, clear skies, and very cold tomorrow night. and we'll be sunny and cold during the day on sunday. so, for tonight, again, a snow shower is possible well after midnight. could mix in with a little 31 inland, 34 at the lakeshore. for tomorrow m

likely throughout the day.this storm system will bring a quarter to a half inch of rain to southeastern wisconsin but if you are traveling across the state this will fall as snow. la crosse to green bay will see less than an inch of snow, eau up 3-4" of snow, and rhinelander up to the northwoods could see 4-6" of snow tuesday night through wednesday.thanksgiving day itself looks much quieter with mostly cloudy skies and high temps in the low 40s. thursday night and into friday another round of light snow hits the badger state, than an inch of snow changing to rain showers late friday morning. this system doesn't look nearly as impressive but it is something to keep in if you have an idea for a new shoe design... one online company is giving you your shot.bucketfeet sells dozens of custom-designed shoes from a variety of artists.the company says anyone can submit designs through the website if they are chosen... the artist one dollar for every pair of shoes sold. this year's new mystery dress debate is now over a pair of flip flops.the pic was posted to social media last week and has since incited

little to no accumulation is expected here in southeastern wisconsin but places up in northern wisconsin could pick up 1-4" of wet amounts possible in extreme northwestern wisconsin if you are heading there for the gun- deer opener. highs on saturday will not even hit 40 degrees in milwaukee despite some clearing in the afternoon hours, and the wind will be wicked from the northwest at 20-30mph, gusting up to 45mph to make the 20s.it will still sunday with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee and it will be lighter northwest 15mph, though that will still give us wind chills in the 20s at times.40s return for monday with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies but it looks like more typical november be here christine michae traveled man. seattle for two years, washington one offseason. dallas, seattle, and now green bay in less than four seasons. and there is the new guy. special teams coordinator ron zook making sure he hits the ground running.the running back talked about how he always seems to bounce around. ((christine michael says i've done it before. it's definitely the business side of it

lse date de if ths eligible for a replaced frame or reimbursement. ( toss to weather ) in southeastern wisconsin it will be breezy and cold sunday especially with mornings starting out near 30 degrees with an afternoon high barely making it up to 40 thanks for joining us at 4-30. the news continues with live at five. breaking news next.. making a murder's brendan dassey could may soon be a free man.. the plan to get him reacquainted with society if released. live at 5 starts now.. that breaking news.. a judge has ordered the nephew of steven avery, brendan dassey, but it may not be that simple. that order comes from the federal bench--- but the state of wisconsin takes issue with the ruling.casey geraldo joins us live to pick up the story. casey? we have very limited information as to when dassey could walk out here- the attorney general has filed an emergency motion to keep him from doing so... but as of right now he can walk out as soon as the u-s probation office approves his plans post- a key factor in brendan dassey's release... this confession. the federal j

here in southeastern wisconsin there will just be a cold rain remaining on saturday but that will wrap up and the chilly temperatures will linger through the milwaukee. sunday will see more sunshine but temperatures will barely climb into the 40s but at least the wind will be fog causing light traffic incident free drive times some reassuring news for the millions of people who take celebrex to relieve arthritis pain. a large new study found no evidence celebrex is riskier than two other prescription-strength painkillers.celebrex is similar to vioxx -- a drug that was pulled off the market after it was linked to heart attacks and strokes. new study found it does not appear to carry that significant danger... and might be less risky than ibuprofen. about six million americans are treated in medical clinics located inside drug stores each year.but their popularity has not helped reduce visits to e-r's.researchers say patients may be using these clinics as a substitute for a primary care doctor. one man is on a mission to become the first person to hooper, a former british military police

chilly start to the day -- with temperatures in the 60's.taking a live look outside across southeastern wisconsin. the week has started off on a very pleasant note with sunshine, light winds, and highs in the mid to upper 50s. this morning is mostly cl and just a little patchy fog. this afternoon is another comfortable day with highs in the mid 50s, a light breeze, and plenty of sun. tonight is partly cloudy and mild with lows in the mid to upper 40s. we are stuck in a gorgeous weather pattern for november with more sunshine on thursday and highs in the mid to upper 60s. a southerly wind will increase to 20 mph throughout the day. this weekend is the tracking a storm for friday and saturday that will bring rain and very gusty winds. friday will have a few afternoon showers with highs in the mid 60s and winds gusting to 35 mph. saturday will have a few rain/snow showers before noon, then clearing, very windy and much colder with nw winds gusting to 40 mph. sunday is sunny, breezy and cold with highs in on time traffic is building on the interstate speeds are at or above posted thinking about going

here in southeastern wisconsin there will just be a cold rain remaining on saturday but that will wrap up and the chilly temperatures weekend with a high of 44 in milwaukee. sunday will see more sunshine but temperatures will barely climb into the 40s but at least the wind will be lighter than saturday.the cold air will stick around for next week with high temperatures staying in the low 40s even with the sunshine hanging out for the first three days of the week. beyond wisconsin now - president obama is finally sharing his thoughts on the new elect.obama expressed concerns about donald trump's presidency, but he sought to reassure americans that he is hopeful for trump's success. the president also credited trump for tapping into an enthusiasm that propelled him to the white house.. and offered some advice on how to balance his campaign promises with the reality of actually a michigan police officer. has now resigned... after being suspended from the force. this after the officer flew a confederate flag during a "love trumps hate" rally last week.the man behind the wheel was identifie

it features artists from all over southeastern wisconsin, including aidan. a milwaukee brewer in trble with john law. elise menaker has that story later in and next: the battle against homelessness. the help one woman found is "positively milwaukee." high pressure has taken over the midwest and will continue to bring us this same beautiful weather we've been experiencing through the weekend. overnight will be mainly clear but with a light wind and a somewhat still damp ground, some fog may form and i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." good news on the job frt. employers add 161-thousa jobs lastonth. thakes consecutive hsf jo drped to fr- int- 9 ent rate percent. at's hf of what it was in 2009. and ?wages? last year.

see this low eventually will get some moisture and eventually work its way towards area in southeastern wisconsin and then bring some decent amounts of rain. we honestly do need it. but this will happen by the time we get to monday. saturday, look at that. 50 in medicine. sun. by the end of the day, i think we will get more sunshine. for sunday, dry and mild. not a whole happening. like i said, i do anticipate more cloud cover tomorrow morning. generally, we will see more that sunshine. by sunday, it starts good. see all that rain behind me? that is the warm front get it will be moving its way as we head into overnight sunday, here that says 6:30. you are good to go sunday. but monday morning will be a soggy mess. be sure you keep that in mind. you can see potential rainfall as we head into monday and tuesday. a quarter of an inch to half an inch. half an inch to an inches traveling, saturday and sunday look good. mondays when it starts to get soggy. waukesha looks good. it felt so cold with that we do today. tonight into the 30's. some stubborn clouds. but they help to keep the temperatures warm

>> there's southeastern wisconsin, there's a big debate whether or not republican voters will come home on election day. i think they will. the bigger question is green bay for the rest ot night and hold his own in rural communities in western wisconsin, he can be there till the very end. >> we will hear from both of you later on tonight when the results come in. we appreciate your insight for now. shannon we are expected to go inside for house speaker paul ryan. we have been outside because secret service was doing a security check, next time we talk to you it will be inside. >> now, it's time to get a look at your weather on this election day. >> a beautiful day for us. not quite as warm as what we have been experiencing. we had a cold front swing through earlier this morning. that brought light rain early. right now 55 degrees we will call it partly to mostly cloud. 51 at the moment in sheboygan, there's the wind, breezy at times. that will pull leaves hanging on try to do trees that will pull them down further. tomorrow will be a good day to rake. high pressure will be moving on in.

in southeastern wisconsin it will be breezy and cold compared to where we've been, sunday especially with mornings starting out near 30 degrees next up in sports. for every winner there must be a loser. and lately the losers have been our packers. but keep the faith wisconsin--- as we meet a wide receiver who remains a the packers are under 500 through nine games for the first time since 2008... that's when aaron rodgers was in his first year as bright spot in all of this... here's our rod burks from nashville. ((one silver lining in the packers loss to the titans was the play of davante adams who had six catches for 156 yards as he tried to put this offense on his back in the loss.he's getting a lot of opportunities. we've talked about it a lot in our room about when you make plays, you get more opportunities, just get the ball thrown to you but you get put into situations to make plays. it's great to see davante do this. something now three years and you always want to see guys start reaping some benefits for it and that builds his confidence it builds his confidence with aaron, th