Down lanes near highwy 100from 11 till 4 30 894 south shutsdown at greenfield ave alternates highway 100 or 84th street flooding and mudslides are devastating crops in western wisconsin. While its looking like a dry week for that part of the state so far, last weeks heavy rains have already done their damage. Agriculture experts say many farmers will have to wait until the ground freezes to theres also some concern the wet conditions could lead to machinery breaking down during harvest. Thousands of People Living in eastern iowa are preparg fo severeflooding in the ahead. Those living cities such as cedar rapids, waterloo and iowa city are filling sandbags and getting ready to flee their homes if need be. The cedar river expected to crest tomorrow at 23feet. 8feet above flood stage. It will be the worst flooding in that area since 2008. Aware and effort to Keep College Students Safe is turning out to be good advice for just about anyone. Ann sterling is on the uwm campus with their saf
Difficult for the wind sheed wipers to keep up. We are putting together quiet weather in the morning and Late Afternoon and things pick up again. Flash flood watches are posted. We look at a number of rounds of heavy rain. Putting together a few dry hours and rain redeveloping. Jeremy nelson is live this morn as hes near downtown. Good morning, everyone, we are outside of the Milwaukee Public Museum close to downtown milwaukee. We have seen the lightning in the distance. The storms are just to the west of milwaukee. Here is the wisn 12 app, it has the radar. You can track the storms. Off in the distance we are to time flickering. It is sweeping across the milwaukee metro area. If you hear the thunder, stay indoors. Once you get in the vehicle this morning, have the head lights on and the wipers going. We are tracking the thunderstorms all morning and they are below severe levels, there are downpours and gusty winds and lightning. Thank you, jeremy. Now to matt. Good morning, matt. Good
Johana balenciano is one of those people. The Health Department workers connect families like hers with medical services. And educate them about child development. When we come into your homes its a supportive environment we want to bring the goal is to prevent infant deaths. The comissioner of health says theyre on the decline in milwaukee. But there are still about but there are still about 100 a year. City officials hope these posters can help reduce that number. By boosting enrollment in programs. So more babies can benefit. In 2015 we saw 93 percent of all infants born to families in our program were born full term in some cases visits to families enrolled in the programs last until a child is two or three years old 24th and mitchell while the . Ad . Campaign is new. The Home Visiting programs are not. To find out if youre elligible, head to decision 2016 now. Where the doors are now open at the Waukesha County expo center. Thats where republican president ial nominee, donald trum
The kindercare in west allis is set to reopen at six this morning. After heavy rain caused flooding outside its building. The flooding was so bad, some of the kids got stuck inside. Daycare employees called parents and told them they would feed the kids dinner while parents waited for the roads to dry out. When that didnt happen, they called the fire members of the Fire Department walked the kids down to the rigs until the parents could pick them up. And the kids were fine for them it was a tt for a short period of time. The last child was picked up at about 915 last night. Three hours after the daycare normally closes. This morning, were still waiting to find out how much raw sewage got dumped into Lake Michigan as heavy rain poured down in milwaukee. The milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district says crews did a dump after 630 last night. Mmsd says they do it to prevent sewer and basement weve learned at least one of two schools in mayville evacuated because of flooding will be closed
Afternoon. Drop this afternoon. This morning, kids in at least one Dodge County School will be staying at home because of widespread flooding in front of at least 6 inches of rain came down in mayville causing major problems for the live from dodge county this the rain came down in buckets here in mayville yesterday. Ad lib. The rising waters forced School Leaders to evacuate 2 schools. Students were dismissed in the morning at st. Johns lutheran school. Classrooms were also emptied at parkview primary in the afternoon. Students from that school were park pavilion for parents to pick up. The gush of water started flooding the roads jumping the curb and threatening the schools but firefighters from several departments jumped in. They spent hours trying to move the water and keep it out of the buildings and volunteers also came out dozens filling up sandbags to keep the water out. Classes today but teachers will be here. Germantown police are issuing a warning this morning about burglars