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Lets get things started by checking your forecast. Weather watch 12 meteorologist Sally Severson and the Weather Center. Good morning, sally. Sally good morning. Im in for Jeremy Nelson and for the most part, in the 60s. I saw a beautiful waning moon on the way in. 61 in waukesha, a touch warmer in racine and kenosha, upper 60s there. A little cooler at sheboygan and fond du lac, west bend readings in the way to increase in clouds. Showers and thundershowers showing up across minnesota and iowa. That is where they stay for this morning. That cool front will fail through this afternoon and it w...

We tried to warn them youre going to get uclas best shot. This is a very good, talent football team. Ill say on national tv, jim mora doesnt get the respect he deserves. You look at the program. These guys are physical, play hard, they got a phenomenal quarterback. Theyre probably going to beat him up for this game but his kids played extremely hard. We tip our caps to ucla. Samantha a classy response. Coach, we appreciate your time. Chris a tradition Harbaugh Stanford in the corner. Kirk this last drive set up by this. They were going to start at about their own 15 yard line. Instead at their...

Storms. Good morning, and welcome to wisn 12 news this morning. Im thema ponton. Its 7 00 a. M. On this sunday, september 25. Lets get your day started with a look at your forecast. Thema heres weather watch 12 meteorologist Sally Severson. Sally, a little cloudy out there right now. Sally clouds of been filling in gradually, streaming in from the west. We will start with some sunshine around this morning. But storms for later today with a cool front depend a little bit on how much sun we see this morning with clouds already the more sun we have, the better chance we develop a few stronger sto...

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