late-summer, but crews have been prepping for this specific storm starting on wednesday. just in the last two hours, the department of public works promised us they are prepared. we are going to stick with our operations. we have a rollover plan and we want we make sure these streets are safe and passable. adrienne: and one number i want to go ahead and give you you probably heard it before, but you need to write it down at the beginning of the snow season. it is 286-city. if you live in the city of milwaukee, it is a good number to have handy. live in milwaukee, i m adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. toya: snowy roads could be behind three massive interstate pileups across the country. the multi-vehicle crashes were in michigan, ohio and pennsylvania yesterday. the interstate was closed for hours in all three states. be sure to have the free wisn mobile app ready to go this weekend. you ll find snow updates along with information about churches or businesses forced to cl
mak there s still areas of the lake taht are open water so we don t want to be out there. the walworth county sheriff s office says they ll keep searching tonight as late as possible. now to our big story, we re in for some snow this weekend. we could see more than a half of foot when it s all said and done. we have team coverage ahead of this wintery forecast. fox 6 s myra sanchick is live in milwaukee with what the city is doing to prepare. but we start with weather expert tom wachs. he s been tracking the snow. he joins us from the weather winter storm watch for all of se wi from saturday night through sunday night increasing clouds tonight. it will be very cold with temperatures falling into the teens by sunrise. mostly cloudy and quiet during the day saturday with highs in the low 20s. snow moves in from the west on saturday evening. the snow will continue through the day sunday and taper off accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: incr
high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph the first major snowfall of season on the way.. milwaukee officials say they are. fox6 s myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing. milwaukee officials say they are ready, prepared and will do whatever it takes to make the streets safe. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that snowfall customers call. we sell a lot of salt, shovels, see more of it bliffert s is one of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend s snow from sticking. it s worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major streets for the first time. saturday we will be starting the operation by cali deploying 102 salt trucks to get into the districts, the residential streets and pre salt those areas plow blades are being mounted onto garba
milwaukee police are searching for this missing woman. sabrina allen suffers from health issues and was last seen wearing a navy blue coat and black shoes with white stripes and pink lining. if you have information.. call police at the number on your wisconsin s presidential recount effort hits the home stretch. a federal judge has just refused a request by two pro-trump groups to stop the effort. this morning. as county clerks around the state are finishing up with counting ballots. pete zervakis reports from waukesha. the final votes are being tallied up in waukesha county tabulator that s a high speed tabulator. counting up the remaining presidential ballots at the waukesha county courthouse. tabulatoraccording to the county clerk. it can zip through 5-thousand ballots an hour. sorting and ballots into box compared to the 720 an hour that can be counted by a machine. a total of 970 the counting should be complete this afternoon. then the board of canvassers has to revie
many republicans are also saying they can t follow that rhetoric. here in waukesha.> the county has recently upgraded to a new system.> it s on a closed network.> and has no connection to the internet.> the machines also keeps multiple paper trails.including the ballots. > kathleen novack - the waukesha county clerk - says the massive voter fraud conspiracy is just that: a conspiracy.> and even if someone did want to rig and election.> it would be impossible because the voting system is very de- centralized.> plus, the scrutiny on ballots is incredible.> take - for example - what happens after election day. the following week, a representative from both of the major political parties and myself sit down and we do what s referred to as a county canvas. we take this tape which is totally separate from anything that s connected to the internet, we take the poll books that individuals have signed, we match to make sure that there are no more votes here than voters that sign