(dave)a cold front remains on track to push through our district later today and tonight, bringing our first widespread rainfall event of the season, along with cooler temperatures. look for the most rainfall to be in the coastal ranges and across the north bay. along with cooler temperatures, breezy onshore winds can be expected through friday. dry conditions will return on friday and a warming trend is forecast over the weekend and into the first part of next week. temperatures are forecast to be well above seasonal averages during the first half of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) happening now. car break-ins and burglaries are on the rise in san mateo and foster city and police are trying to get the word out about the areas ha
a look at your forecast. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. it s cold and blustery. jeremy: a great word to use today, blustery, windy, cold. we are now in the low to mid 30 s across the area. the first to snowflakes of the season arrived in the milwaukee area shortly after midnight and some of those gathered on the mall and lawns and colder services. surfaces. jason in mukwonago ted accumulation. the rooftop and miller park, some snow. the wind has swept that off to the side, and when we speak of the wind, it s going to be pretty substantial today. a wind advisory until 6:00, it feels like only 23 degrees outside this morning. also, a wintry looking seen in waukesha with upper 20 s and plenty of wind. when a squeeze out of her 30 s flying around is mainly early this morning. we look ahead to sunday s forecast and thanks giving thanksgiving, coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. happening now, milwaukee police are investigating a shooting on the city s n
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harbored another risk, a deadly one. america tonight s lori jane gliha has followed the incidents since it broke and she returned to look at the latest. have you looked at this book? it helps. at first i couldn t look at any pictures to tell you the truth. terry nelson and her husband duane were high school sweethearts who spent 22 years living in the quiet community of flushing, michigan, ten miles from flint. they lived far enough outside the city they thought they wouldn t be affected by flint s contaminated water. when flint switched its water source from the great lakes to the polluted flint river in 2014, residents first experienced bacteria and chemicals in their drinking water, and later discovered lead. now, that tainted water is being blamed for yet another public health crisis. we didn t have the flint water, and i just didn t expect it ever to be that bad. i thought it was something they could probably fix right away. but when her husband passed away o
harbored another risk, a deadly one. america tonight s lori jane gliha has followed the incidents since it broke and she returned to look at the latest. have you looked at this book? it helps. at first i couldn t look at any pictures to tell you the truth. terry nelson and her husband duane were high school sweethearts who spent 22 years living in the quiet community of flushing, michigan, ten miles from flint. they lived far enough outside the city they thought they wouldn t be affected by flint s contaminated water. when flint switched its water source from the great lakes to the polluted flint river in 2014, residents first experienced bacteria and chemicals in their drinking water, and later discovered lead. now, that tainted water is being blamed for yet another public health crisis. we didn t have the flint water, and i just didn t expect it ever to be that bad. i thought it was something they could probably fix right away. but when her husband passed away o