22nd good morning everyone im jan carabao lets get over to meteorologist Chelsea Ingram with the eyewitness Weather Forecast, good sunday morning, chelsea i fear the other shoe business to drop but hopefully not too far. Were dealing with more weather in the 70s. We will have a cool down heading our way and that will be followed by 70s once again , heading in to next week wild. Temperatures have been significantly above average for this time of the year. I want to start off with a check at boardwalk plaza and rehoboth beach. Look at how beautiful. Nice sweat shirt wet they are morning. We have seen people outside on the board getting their exercise walk in and couple people on the beach, enjoying a morning all right. 52 degrees right now in philadelphia it is on the cool side. Fortyseven in millville. Fortynine atlantic city. Fifty in wildwood. Cool start to the day but believe me when i tell you these numbers will be warming upstreamly quickly as we head in the afternoon. Were in the
Most expensive congressional race in history is a big win for the republicans and this morning President Trump is boosting about it on twitter. Parts of the gulf coast are bracing for Tropical Storm sidney. We will ride it out and see how everything goes. Ice cube. How did you get that name. My brother gave me that name, i used to try to talk to his girlfriends when called, my brother was like yo. I slam you in the freezer and when they pull you out, call you ice cube. Now im making money witt, clyde. Never know what will happen down the road that was rapper ice cube on the late show with Stephen Colbert last night. Certainly not icy out there when it comes to the weather department, katie. Definitely not, guys. Were expecting daytime highs in the 80s but one of ice cubes songs is a go to summer play list songs to day was a good day and i think today will be a phenomenal day if you like the summertime heat, it is a touch more humid out there for to us day but regardless bright, sunny,
And who his battle with alzheimers yesterday. He was 81. Harlem globetrotters take their talents to the jersey shore with an amazing shot. Wow. I still cant get over that , globetrotters, pulling off the shot from morey pier in wildwood. They are in town with games , 16th through 19th. Can you see that shot from the weather center, amazing. I do not know how do you train for Something Like that. You just got to be good. Yeah. Amazing to me. Well done. Well done mother nature. This looks like fantastic weather here today. We have Crystal Clear skies, moon was full a few nights ago but over my shoulder here and shining brightly, so a moon lit morning for us here before that sun comes up which will happen shortly after 6 00 a. M. We will get out to a view of our live Neighborhood Network that looks like included cover here but this is, in fact a clear sky over center city. More importantly i show this to you because youll notice you can see everything, very clear cut view of the Delaware
Photos courtesy of Wisconsin OYF
OUTSTANDING FARMERS: Five couples competed for Wisconsin’s 2021 Outstanding Young Farmer Award. They are (front, from left) runners-up Joe and Ashley Dudkiewicz, Crivitz, and winners Jennifer and Shane Sauer, Waterloo. In back (from left) are Leslie and Scott Svacina, Deer Park, and Jenny and Michael Jenson, Elk Mound. Clint and Erin Hodorff, Eden, are not in the photo. Shane and Jennifer Sauer farm 650 acres and milk 150 cows.
Shane and Jennifer Sauer of Waterloo, Wis., were selected as the Wisconsin 2021 Outstanding Young Farmers during the 67th annual OYF awards weekend, held Jan. 22-23 in Neenah, Wis.
Shane Sauer is the third generation to run his family’s dairy farm at Waterloo.
The Waterloo dairy farmer recalls spending many hours watching and admiring his grandfather for the many skills he had operating the farm. Sauer also remembers helping with the milking at a very young age.
Sauer credits those early years on the farm for developing his work ethic and for teaching him that there will be good days and bad days but that it was the career and lifestyle he wanted.
When Shane was 15 he started receiving a percentage of the milk check for his contributions to keeping the farm going. During that time he began looking for ways to take over the business.