hour, moisture feeding in from the southwest, a lot of thunder and lightning. small stream flood advisories. but it is the front to the north really changing things for us starting tomorrow. as a matter of fact, temperatures will drop into the 70s and stay there for about two days time. that is 20 degrees cooler than average. tonight, we continue mostly cloudy with a chance for some heavy rain, thunder, and it is tomorrow we will be on the outlook for severe weather with the potential for the hail and of course, rainfall. we will talk about it. break it down for you in our main weather segment in just a few minutes. the cool front, you want to hear about the arrival of it and what it means for your outdoor weekend plans. one day warmer and drier than the other. the broncos are playing in town. yeah, big game saturday, the forecast is looking a little sketchy. we will break down the timing of it. i think it will work out okay. thanks kathy sabine. well, kicked out. yea
years, the independent panels that review the job performance of judges named 10 that weren t good enough to stay on the bench. want to guess how many voters fired? only 3. on average, if your performance review says you shouldn t be a judge anymore, you win reelection with 54% of the vote. voters keep sending judges with failing reviews back to their 6-figure jobs paid with our tax dollars, jobs that decide who gets custody of kids, what works. if this surprises you, you are not alone. will it surprise you? yes, it does. i don t think that that is the way it should work. former state supreme court justice, rebecca, is an expert on reviewing judges. my suspicion is that those voters didn t even know that there was a do-not-retain recommendation or didn t care. this year s reviews come in repeatatizeself, they e repeats it won t make a difference. last year s judge vallerie hanes included a hostile environment in her courtroom, didn t understand her poor marks, leav