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It is 60 at the airport. Light south winds. How about the morning clouds and showers, they are going to exit, becoming sunny this afternoon. We have the sun and mild air in the afternoon. Matt . A little wet pave. But quiet across the freeway system. 43 northbound, southbound, at state street, the volume is light. That is what you are finding. Travel times are all in the green. 43 from brown deer into downtown. Thats a look at the morning commute, back to you. A firefighter is injured after a twoalarm fire in milwaukee. Thema is live outside of the fd headquarters with the latest. Thema . Good morning, the fire ripped through two homes this morning at 4th and concordia and two four families a total of 19 people forced out. A red cross volunteering tweeting they are helping out of those people. The police tell 12 news that a firefighter was injured at the scene and was using a saw on the roof and lost part of his finger. The firefighter was take ton the hospital. No one else was injured ....
Right now 58 at the airport. Mid 50s coming in for waukesha. Everybody is warming up to the mid 60s today. There we are, sharp cold front coming in for us this morning and clouds are filling and rain will be filling in and periods of rain to fall for us throughout the day today. High pressure is building in, and we usher in a chilly air. The morning highs in the 60s and falling into the 50s for the afternoon. Look at this, the first frost. If you want to extend your growing season, you have to cover or bring in the sensitive plants. For this morning, dry. Showers off and on throughout the day. Turning colder. Sal, thank you. When youre on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. Just download the wisn 12 news app. Its free for your smartphone or tablet. Looking ahead to the future of a local landmark. A new task force will meet for the iconic Mitchell Park domes. All three domes closed earlier this year because of the d ....
There was overnight construction that ran a little long and the barrel crews are removing the last of the barrels right now. The construction had it down to one lane at greenfield. This is southbound lane. They have got tennessee northbound lane reopened. The traffic is moving better here northbound 894. It was up 26 minutes from the hale up to the zoo and now down to 15 minutes 894 northbound. Getting the southbound delay just a little brake tapping through the zoo interchange. I will keep an eye on it and let you know when the last lane is reopened. Sally is standing by with the forecast. We are keeping an eye on the rain that is going to fall. The clouds are filling and showers are popping up to the of the state. Just nosing at this hour into green and dane county. South and west of madison. We get the wet here as the cool front is pulling closer. Much colder air tonight and a frost advisory is hoisted covering all of southern wisconsin later tonight and thursday morning. This morni ....
Frost there. We have a look at the forecast with sally severson. Morning dew and chilly. 32 degrees at west bepd and watertown. 34 waukesha. 36 for fond du lac. Skies are fair and the frost advisory is in efblt for a couple more hours. E anticipated a widespread frost and we are getting reports of that especially well to the temperatures will be chilly again tonight. We look at a nice warm into the mid 50s. The winds are coming out of the northwest and then west and southeast. 60 tomorrow. Now to matt as hes flying high in chopper 12. We are approaching oklahoma 894 northbound, that is where the slow downs are starting. It is stop and go into the Construction Zone and 7 minutes 894 northbound from the hale up to the zoo. This is the only delay out there. Thats a look at the morning commute, back to you. Thank you, matt. 6 02. Donald trump is responding to new allegations against the president ial candidate. Groped them decades ....
Cities that have gone through something similar. One of those cities was madison. They had 8thousand homes that were affected by Service Lines that had lead. Part of the issue is half the service line is owned by the city, while half is on private property, meaning homeowners had also had to split the bill. In an effort to bring down costs, the city of madison rented out its water towers to phone companies for cell phone towers. That allowed the city to offer rebates to homeowners to help cover some of the costs for the Service Lines. It does not cover any costs for lead pipes in the home. While its not clear if milwaukee will take that route, Task Force Members say looking at what other cities have and havent done, could be an advantage for the city. Carrie lewis milwaukee water works superintendent since they werent ....