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Liz Jurkowski has this weekend's forecast, which calls for 2-4 inches of snow and ice.

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We may not see a Farm Bill moving yet - but in the state of Wisconsin, there's policy decisions coming together quickly. Bob Bosold catches up with Jordan Lamb, legal advisor to many agriculture organizations in Wisconsin. The conversation covers everything from the governor's upcoming proposed budget to existing programs continued performance.A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for a large part of Wisconsin today. Stu Muck gives us an hourly breakdown on how quickly the snow will be moving in.Steffes Group auction company was visible at the WI Corn/Soy Expo. That's where Pam Jahnke caught up with Ashley Huhn to talk about the current overall value he's seen in used equipment. Huhn says prices may be a little lower than fourth quarter 2024, but still firm versus new. Paid for by Steffes Group.While the federal government has pushed pause on some funding that was helping Wisconsin farmers with things like conservation efforts - Wisconsin's governor is proposing more funding for the state's agriculture. Stephanie Hoff captured a few quotes from Organic Valley and Edge Dairy Cooperative on how they're monitoring federal funds being frozen. Both agree, it's a 'wait and see' situation.Pam Jahnke gets some details on what Governor Tony Evers would like to see adopted in his 2025-27 budget, which he'll be offering later this month. Wisconsin Ag Secretary, Randy Romanski, tells Jahnke that currently there's $80 million in investments being proposed including more money for farmers mental health services, the popular ARIP(Ag Road Improvement Program) getting more money, and a new pilot - Dairy Agriculture Resilience Investment Now Grant (DARING) Program aimed at supporting on-farm projects that improve resilience and efficiency of farm operations, such as upgrading IT infrastructure, milking equipment, or milk processing equipment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Forecasters are predicting 4-8 inches of snow across Metro Detroit. Road crews will be out this afternoon and overnight. The evening rush hour and tomorrow morning's commute are expected to be slow. WWJ's Jonathan Carlson and Jackie Paige have your Wednesday news. (Graphic from National Weather Service, Detroit)

Good morning, New York City! This is your Weather Whisper coming to you with the scoop on what Mother Nature has in store.We've got a Winter Weather Advisory in effect, so buckle up for a chilly adventure! Today, expect increasing clouds with a high near 36 degrees Fahrenheit. The wind chill will make it feel like a crisp 20 to 30 degrees. Northwest winds will be light, around 5 to 7 miles per hour, shifting to the south in the afternoon.Snow is likely to make its grand entrance after 4 PM, potentially leaving a light dusting of less than half an inch. Think of it as nature's glittery confetti!Tonight is where things get interesting. We're looking at a snow and sleet extravaganza before 1 AM, possibly mixing with rain and freezing rain. By 4 AM, expect a wintery precipitation party that could drop 3 to 5 inches of snow and sleet. Temperatures will creep up to around 37 degrees, with southeast winds around 10 miles per hour.Sunday brings more precipitation drama with rain and snow likely before 7 AM. The day will start cloudy but gradually clear, with a high near 39 degrees and northwest winds between 11 to 15 miles per hour.The rest of the week looks like a winter rollercoaster. Monday will be mostly sunny, Tuesday brings snow chances, and by Wednesday and Thursday, we're looking at a mix of rain and snow.For all the nitty-gritty details and up-to-the-minute updates, check out our full forecast at weather.gov/okx in the show notes.Thank you for listening and make sure to subscribe to never miss an update.

Good morning, New York City! This is your weather report for Thursday, February 6th, coming to you hot... well, actually, more like cold and wet!We've got a Winter Weather Advisory in effect, so buckle up for a messy morning commute. Overnight, expect some light snow with temperatures hovering around 33 degrees Fahrenheit. Wind chill will make it feel like a chilly 25 to 30 degrees, with southeast winds around 9 miles per hour.Thursday morning starts with a wintery mix - snow and sleet potentially blending with freezing rain before 10 am, then transitioning to plain old rain. Patchy fog will roll in after noon, with temperatures climbing to a whopping 39 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds will shift from east to west throughout the day.Friday looks much brighter - mostly sunny with a high near 41 degrees Fahrenheit. But hold onto your hats, it'll be breezy with northwest winds up to 20 miles per hour and gusts potentially reaching 32 miles per hour.The weekend brings some interesting weather. Saturday will be partly sunny, and Saturday night looks like a precipitation party with snow, sleet, and rain taking turns.Sunday offers a 50 percent chance of rain and snow in the morning before clearing up, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Fahrenheit.Next week continues the winter weather roulette with chances of snow early in the week.For more detailed information, check out the link in our show notes from the National Weather Service.Thank you for listening and make sure to subscribe to never miss an update.

A Brooklyn woman is suing her former landlord for $10 million, alleging the property management failed to address threats made by a neighbor who later shot and killed her husband and son. Meanwhile, the New York City area will be under a winter weather advisory on Thursday, with up to two inches of snow expected overnight. Plus, Mayor Eric Adams is calling for changes to New York's discovery laws, which dictate how and when prosecutors share evidence with defendants. WNYC's Sean Carlson speaks with Director of Policing and Public Safety at the Manhattan Institute, Hannah E. Meyers, to explain the old process.

Light snow will move into the area between 10 o'clock tonight and midnight before changing over to a mix of sleet and freezing rain early Thursday morning. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Jonathan Carlson have your Thursday morning news. (Image credit: NWS Detroit)

All of Southeast Michigan is under a Winter Weather Advisory from 10 p.m. Wednesday until 9 a.m. Thursday, as a mix of ice, sleet, and snow are expected to make the roads slippery. WWJ's Tony Ortiz has the details, along with the day's other top stories. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued as a storm system will bring a wintry mix to the region, creating a slippery morning commute. Meteorologist Dave Thomas has the forecast.

Northern Erie and the Niagara frontier should expect 1-3 inches with more snow falling further south. Wind gusts will measure up to 45 mph. Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.

Winter storm arrives tonight • Tuesday and Wednesday are First Alert Weather Days. • A rare Winter Storm Warning is in effect for all of southeast GA and most of NE Florida (including Coastal Duval and Coastal Nassau counties). • Winter Weather Advisory overnight/early Wednesday for St. Johns and Eastern Putnam county. • Our message continues to be for people in the warning areas to plan to be home by sunset Tuesday and stay there until mid-day Wednesday out of an abundance of caution. • A mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain will likely begin in inland SE GA between 5-7PM Tuesday, increasing in coverage/intensity there through the night. • Precipitation will start as a very cold rain across NE FL Tuesday evening with increasing potential for frozen precipitation to sink south into NE FL after midnight and before sunrise Wednesday. A few sleet pellets may mix-in with the rain after sunset. • Inland bridges and overpasses will be more susceptible to icing first, then other roads and highways that are untreated. • Ice could weigh down trees enough to result in some power outages. • Uncertainty still exists on how close to the coast of NE FL frozen precipitation will get. A brief period of freezing rain/sleet may arrive for Coastal Duval before or near sunrise Wednesday. • Please check and recheck the First Alert Forecast over the next 24 hours. • Precipitation quickly ends Wednesday morning after sunrise, with temperatures rising above freezing by mid-morning at which anything frozen will begin to melt. • Morning freezes appear likely through the remainder of the week. TODAY: Mostly cloudy with a few PM showers, becoming a wintry mix after sunset in SE GA. HIGH: 47 TONIGHT: Cloudy and cold. Winter weather increases. Low: 32 (20s well inland) WEDNESDAY: Wintry mix early, then clearing. Cold. 32/42 THURSDAY: Inland freeze, partly cloudy, an isolated shower. 30/47 FRIDAY: Morning frost/freeze, mostly sunny. 28/50 SATURDAY: Morning frost/freeze, mostly sunny. 27/52 SUNDAY: Inland freeze, mostly sunny. 35/62 MONDAY: Partly cloudy and warmer. 46/67

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for most of South Central Texas, beginning around 6 p.m.  Monday, Jan. 20, due to extreme cold, high wind gusts, and a 90 percent chance of precipitation.  The warning is in effect until Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 6 p.m., with a Winter Weather Advisory remaining until noon on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The winter storm forecast includes freezing rain and sleet between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. Tuesday, a north-northeast wind with gusts as high at 35 mph, and a chance of snow and sleet before noon.  Due to the bitter weather conditions, Wilson...Article Link

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Weather Report Script for New York City:Good morning, New York City! I'm your meteorologist with today's winter weather update.Buckle up for a chilly roller coaster ride today! We've got a Winter Weather Advisory in effect, so let's break down what's coming your way.This morning starts with a mix of rain and snow after 10 in the morning, transitioning to all snow after 4 in the afternoon. Temperatures will hover around 38 degrees Fahrenheit, but the wind chill will make it feel more like a frosty 25 to 30 degrees. Expect north winds around 8 to 10 miles per hour, and we're looking at a potential snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches.Tonight, the snow continues, mainly before 1 in the morning. Temperatures will plummet to around 18 degrees Fahrenheit, with wind chills between 5 and 15 degrees. North winds will pick up to 15 to 17 miles per hour, and we could see an additional 2 to 4 inches of snow.Martin Luther King Day looks mostly sunny but cold, with highs near 26 degrees Fahrenheit. Expect west winds between 14 to 16 miles per hour.The rest of the week continues the winter chill. Monday night will be mostly clear with temperatures dropping to 11 degrees Fahrenheit. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies and a high of just 20 degrees Fahrenheit.We've got a slight chance of light snow Tuesday night, and the rest of the week looks cold but mostly sunny, with temperatures ranging from 10 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit.Dress in layers, New Yorkers! This winter weather means business.For more detailed information and the latest updates, check out the link in our show notes from the National Weather Service.Thank you for listening and make sure to subscribe to never miss an update.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Detroit as well as Oakland, Wayne and Washtenaw counties until 2pm. WWJ's Jonathan Carlson and Jackie Paige have your Tuesday morning news. (Photo credit: NWS)

Plus, the Texas Department of Transportation is treating roads Friday morning and the Cotton Bowl in Arlington will go on as scheduled between Texas and Ohio State.

Forecasters say 2-4 inches of snow are expected between Friday afternoon and early Saturday morning. WWJ's Jonathan Carlson and Jackie Paige have your Friday morning news, including stories about the Detroit Auto Show and Bird flu in Oakland County. (Image credit: NWS Detroit)

Wednesday will be the coldest day of the week with temperatures staying in the teens and wind chills dropping to the single digits. There's also a Winter Weather Advisory for Chautauqua county. National Weather Service Meteorologist Dave Thomas has the forecast.

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Today's top stories, including winter weather advisories across the nation and a look at travel tips. The latest details and applying modern day science to the JonBenet Ramsey case. Last minute shopping deals. Christmas at the White House. Moms find spouses for their kids through social media. What's Trending: a rat interrupts a fancy wedding proposal in New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The National Weather Service has posted a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of southeastern Michigan. One to three inches of snow along with sleet and ice are expected. WWJ's Jackie Paige has your Monday morning news. (Image credit: NWS)

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for Macomb, Oakland, Genesee, Lapeer, St. Clair, Livingston and Shiawassee Counties until 1 a.m. Tuesday. WWJ's Tony Ortiz has the latest from AccuWeather on the situation as he runs down the local news headlines for your Monday afternoon in Metro Detroit. (Image credit: AccuWeather)

WCCO TV's Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer talked with Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News and had the latest weather info.

WCCO TV's Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer talked with Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News and had the latest weather info.

Winter weather advisory / A listener is looking for a job in traffic reporting; Conway, Angel Martinez, and Sheron Bellio weigh in on his demo tape (shoutout: Colton). A tree fell on a home in Westwood / The Conway crew is upset by the closing of the 99 Cents Only store. Guest: Aaron Axelrod (KFI Listener) – Getting to know listener Aaron who is offering to drive Conway in his RV from LA to view the full path of the eclipse. The Eclipse is on Monday (04/08) and hotels and AirBnb's in the path of the full eclipse are selling out / Cross talk with Mo Kelly.

Also in the news: Small number of tuberculosis cases found in migrants; Shootout in Crest Hill sent bullets into three businesses; Two tornadoes touched down in Kankakee County and more.

Also in the news: Small number of tuberculosis cases found in migrants; Shootout in Crest Hill sent bullets into three businesses; Two tornadoes touched down in Kankakee County and more.

Also in the news: Small number of tuberculosis cases found in migrants; Shootout in Crest Hill sent bullets into three businesses; Two tornadoes touched down in Kankakee County and more.

TMJ4 Meteorologist Brendan Johnson joins Wisconsin's Midday News to discuss today's winter weather advisory. Johnson tells us which areas have been hit the hardest and how long the snow will last. He also forecasts the weekend ahead.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect through midnight Saturday for most of southeast Michigan, as a snow system continues to move through the area. Plus, Motown star Martha Reeves will be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame next week. Do you have a community story we should tell? Let us know in an email at detroiteveningreport@wdet.org.

A winter weather advisory is in effect across Southeast Michigan as Southeast Michigan could see anywhere between 1-3" inches throughout the day. Oakland University had a huge upset last night, as they beat the 3 seed, Kentucky. WWJ's Chris Fillar has more. (Credit: Charles LeClarie/USA Today)

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Record Heat, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes... Winter Weather Advisory.

The guys and Camila recap a strange Valentine's Day forecast. Why a metro area Winter Weather Advisory when the forecast was for rain? Plus, what we're seeing through the rest of February.

It's a Winter Survival Day here in SE Michigan. The Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 4:00 this afternoon. Accuweather's Dean Devore has more. Tickets to watch the NFC Championship watch party at Ford Field are SOLD OUT. The $20 tickets sold out less than 12 hours after going on sale at 10:00 Monday morning. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

Monday, January 22, 2024: 21 people have been rescued from an ice floe on Lake Erie at Catawba Island State Park. We also share what you need to know about winter conditions tonight that will result in a winter weather advisory and could impact your commute tomorrow morning. We tell you what we know about deadly home fires in North Royalton and Cleveland, and share the sentencing details for two former East Cleveland police officers. Plus, we look at the week ahead for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and more on 3News Daily with Stephanie Haney. Watch Stephanie Haney's Legally Speaking specials and segments here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_SLtTChKczKEzKhgSopjxcmFQniu28GN Connect with Stephanie Haney here: http://youtube.com/@_StephanieHaney http://twitter.com/_StephanieHaney http://instagram.com/_StephanieHaney http://facebook.com/thestephaniehaney Read more here: Winter Weather Advisory issued in Northeast Ohio amid freezing rain concerns for Tuesday: See the timeline and impacts https://www.wkyc.com/article/weather/freezing-rain-winter-weather-advisory-cleveland-akron-canton-northeast-ohio/95-67c51c4e-25af-449f-91f2-2b581df5b270 North Royalton Fire Department: 1 dead, 2 hurt in apartment fire https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/cuyahoga-county/north-royalton-fire-department-apartment-fire/95-d15da2f6-615f-46f2-994b-db0620449455

A Winter Weather Advisory for Detroit and the suburbs is in effect now until Tuesday afternoon, with a slick mess expected on the roads in Metro Detroit. Plus, tomorrow, the trial for Jennifer Crumbley is set to begin. And a 7-year-old who went through his own hospital stay during COVID is paying it forward in his own special way. (Image credit: National Weather Service) 

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Good morning, RVA! It's 31 °F, and it snowed, kind of. Today you can expect temperatures right around freezing with some off-and-on rain—which is annoying and not at all a wintery delight. If you've got to travel this morning, stay alert because the National Weather Service has extended the Winter Weather Advisory until 11:00 AM. Additionally, schools across the region have delayed starts, so also keep an eye out for wayward children circulating at odd times of the day. Water cooler VPM's Conner Scribner reports on two tax-related bills that Richmond-area elected officials hope to push through the General Assembly this year. Tax policy sounds boring, but!, both of these bills focus on keeping housing affordable, which is not boring at all. Also, I think you should read this article more to learn about the impact the Dillon Rule has on how localities govern than anything else. Are you a city or county that wants to offer real estate tax exemptions to folks with lower incomes? Too bad! You have to first amend the entire state constitution to do that! Despite the snowy(ish) weather, I think both Planning Commission and Council's Land Use, Housing and Transportation commmittee should still meet today—but keep an eye on the timing as City Hall won't open until 10:00 AM. At each meting they'll deal with what I think is creating a new, less irritating way to get from the T. Tyler Potterfield Bridge over to Semmes Avenue by foot or bike without having to mess around in the Trustist parking lot. Planning Commission will consider ORD. 2024-005, which accepts a bunch of money from the Central Virginia Transportation Authority for a project called the “Manchester Connection to James River - Ped/Bike.” While the Land Use, Housing and Transportation committee will look at ORD. 2023-358, which provides funding for the same project to build “a ten-foot shared use path with two-foot shoulders and a new pedestrian bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad tracks.” Neither of the ordinances or the associated papers includes a map, so my brain can't really visualize what's going on here—but I'm pretty sure it sounds like an upgrade. If you've got a map or diagram and are willing to share, please send it along! The RTD's editorial board decided to weigh in on the recent meals tax shenanigans in Richmond. I disagree with a lot of their framing—or at least think it lacks the necessary historical context. However, I do think it's interesting that that they too, in addition to Pulitzer Prize Winner Michael Paul Williams, have started advocating for moving away from Richmond's current system of government: “With Stoney gearing up for a gubernatorial run in 2025, and the city's election of a new mayor and City Council later this year, it's time to revisit the city charter. City Council has already begun the process, and its City Charter Commission made nearly 100 recommendations in August. Chief among them: giving Council a bigger role in hiring and firing the CAO.” While that's not a full-throated argument for ditching our existing strong mayor system, this specific change would definitely give City Council some more power and some more control over the City's administration. We'll have to wait on that, though, because none of the more interesting changes to the Charter will happen during this year's General Assembly session (remember, the City needs permission from the GA for any and all things, see the above Dillon Rule discussion). What I am interested in learning this year, though, is if any of the folks who end up running for City Council add a “Charter Changes” plank to their platforms. Via /r/rva, “What's your favorite off-the-beaten-path spot in Richmond?” Tap through for some good suggestions, including the ice at Bernies, some of RVA's freshwater springs, and the top floor of City Hall. This morning's longread Why Platformer is leaving Substack I'm super interested in how Substack has decided to (or decided not to) deal with Nazis on their platform. Not so much because I use Substack or had planned on switching to Substack (I don't and I'm not), but because this is their attempt at setting the norms of what's acceptable on these new platforms rushing to fill the gap left by Twitter. This—letting Nazis monetize hate through their service—is definitely not it. But as I wrote earlier this week, Substack's aspirations now go far beyond web hosting. It touts the value of its network of publications as a primary reason to use its product, and has built several tools to promote that network. It encourages writers to recommend other Substack publications. It sends out a weekly digest of publications for readers to consider subscribing to. And last year it launched a Twitter-like social network called Notes that highlights posts from around the network, regardless of whether you follow those writers or not. Not all of you use these features. Some of you might not have seen them. But I can speak to their effectiveness: In 2023, we added more than 70,000 free subscribers. While I would love to credit that growth exclusively to our journalism and analysis, I believe we have seen firsthand how quickly and aggressively tools like these can grow a publication. And if Substack can grow a publication like ours that quickly, it can grow other kinds of publications, too. If you'd like to suggest a longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol' Patreon. Picture of the Day A new leaf is always a joy.

Also in the news: 9 hospitalized, including 6 children, following carbon monoxide leak on SE Side; Bollards a potential antidote to 'smash and grabs,' downtown alderman says; Suspended U of I basketball star suing to be reinstated during sexual assault allegations and more.

Road crews in Oakland County are on standby as Southeast Michigan remains under a winter weather advisory. WWJ's Mike Campbell has more.  The Wolverines beat the Huskies in the College Football National Championship Game Monday night. WWJ's Chris Fillar has the details. (Credit: Mark J. Rebilas/USA Today)

Also in the news: 9 hospitalized, including 6 children, following carbon monoxide leak on SE Side; Bollards a potential antidote to 'smash and grabs,' downtown alderman says; Suspended U of I basketball star suing to be reinstated during sexual assault allegations and more.

Also in the news: 9 hospitalized, including 6 children, following carbon monoxide leak on SE Side; Bollards a potential antidote to 'smash and grabs,' downtown alderman says; Suspended U of I basketball star suing to be reinstated during sexual assault allegations and more.

Also in the news: Chicago police officer shot in Gold Coast; United Airlines could move corporate headquarters to Denver; New sidewalk program allows property owners to share the cost of snow removal with the city

Also in the news: Chicago police officer shot in Gold Coast; United Airlines could move corporate headquarters to Denver; New sidewalk program allows property owners to share the cost of snow removal with the city

Winter Weather Advisory issued for our area; Accident takes the life of a Conway woman; jobless rates released; Arkansas legislators push LAKES Act; Chaplin hired at WRI; blood drives scheduled; MHS picks up wins at Waldron; Sacred Heart and Nemo Vista to play tonight; we talk with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

Monday, November 27, 2023: This week's Cleveland snow forecast shows accumulation coming due to an active Lake Effect snow warning in Northeast Ohio. Plus, we share new details on the shooting in downtown Cleveland's Public Square after the WinterLand tree lighting event. We also tell you what we know about the death of two Concord-Green firefighters in Fayette County, and the passing of a principal in South Euclid. We update you on the sentences for a man involved in a deadly car crash in University Heights, and a woman who was seen kicking a toddler at a day care. Plus, we give you a peek inside the LeBron James museum, and more on 3News Daily with Stephanie Haney. Watch Stephanie Haney's Legally Speaking specials and segments here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_SLtTChKczKEzKhgSopjxcmFQniu28GN Connect with Stephanie Haney here: http://youtube.com/@_StephanieHaney http://twitter.com/_StephanieHaney http://instagram.com/_StephanieHaney http://facebook.com/thestephaniehaney Read more here: Lake Effect Snow Warning, Winter Weather Advisory for multiple Northeast Ohio counties: Here are the expected impacts https://www.wkyc.com/article/weather/winter-storm-watch-issued-northeast-ohio-counties-starting-monday/95-c8e3371c-7e5f-4ac7-b347-c32c45e23340 2 teens shot in Cleveland Public Square: 15-year-old in critical condition, suspects in custody https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/crime/2-teens-shot-at-cleveland-public-square-15-year-old-critical-condition/95-d439be81-8e46-4be6-a1bb-24ed67dfff64

Is it officially sweater weather? There is a Winter Weather Advisory expected for tomorrow. KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show with what to expect for tomorrow and through the winter.