Middle. Lets find out whats in store for us weather wise. Steve paulson here with the forecast. A little cooler here today. Well have a bigger fog bank than yesterday by far. So thats going to lead to some cooling today after today, itll be a gradual warm up getting to the warm to hot category by the weekend. 50s on the temps, theres a pretty good fog bank already in place. Otherwise itll be a cooler breezy day and highs coming down. Be in the 60s, 70s and low to mid 80s. All right, sal is here. Hopefully quiet out there. Anything showing up on your screens . Yeah you know, things are quiet. The shore freeway looks good. If you are driving there. Lets start there because 80 westbound looks very good. 16 minute drive. Thats about as low as it gets. And its a nice drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze if youre going to the bay bridge toll plaza. Its also nice and light. So i like what i see out there right now. You can see the roads are open. Certainly there are people ou
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Blood shortage impacting central Wisconsin
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WAOW) A national blood shortage is hitting close to home here in central Wisconsin, and it could be impacting you, even if you don t normally need blood.
Tuesday is World Blood Donor Day, and area donation centers are calling on the community for help to increase supply. You can save three lives by giving one donation, said Wendy Savage, Executive Director at the North Central Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Despite saying a donation only takes about an hour, area blood donation centers are seeing fewer and fewer donors coming in to give blood.