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4Warn Weather – Brutally cold with a few flakes possible Monday night, remaining cold and cloudy for Veterans Day on Tuesday.

Monday night: Decreasing clouds, partly cloudy skies. Low: 23.

Tuesday: Mostly cloudy skies. Continued cold. High: 38.

Tuesday night: Partly cloudy skies. Another cold overnight. Low: 30.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy skies. High: 46.

Wednesday: Partly cloudy skies. Low: 30.

Teasable elements:

• Wind chills into the single digits and teens out the door on Tuesday Morning

• Well below average temperatures for the next few days

• More clouds than sunshine for Tuesday, more sunshine moves in mid-week

• Dry forecast for most of next week, with warming temperatures by the end of the week

• Next rain chances move in for the upcoming weekend

We’ve seen some snow showers, some clouds, and some sunshine in most locations to start the week, after the snow showers to end the weekend on Sunday.

And we’ve got a few flakes in the forecast for Tuesday before we put winter weather “on pause” for a little while!

As we work through the overnight hours tonight, we will keep some cloud cover in the forecast as we are still dealing with that northwest flow, with snow showers in our Northeastern Communities and a few flurries elsewhere.

Overnight lows dropping into the lower 20s, and expect wind chills into the teens and potentially single digits outside the metro.

We will keep some cloud cover in the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday, with warmer temperatures starting to move into the region.

High temperatures remaining in the 30s by Tuesday, then into the upper 40s by Wednesday.

Expect a few flurries possible on Tuesday as the northwest flow continues. Gusty winds are expected, gusting upwards of 20-25 MPH on Tuesday as well.

The drier weather continues, looking ahead into the end of next week and the start of next weekend.

We will keep some sunshine and clouds in the forecast for Thursday and into Friday.

High temperatures continue to warm up for everyone. We’re expecting high temperatures into the upper 40s on Thursday, then back into the 50s by Friday.

We will bring more cloud cover into the forecast by the start of next weekend, on Saturday, and high temperatures will continue to warm.

Expect high temperatures into the mid-50s by Saturday afternoon.

Our next chance of rain moves into the region late Saturday night and into the end of the weekend on Sunday.

High temperatures in the mid to upper 50s will fall into the upper 40s after that cold front moves through the region late Sunday.

Mostly cloudy skies are expected for the start of next week on Monday.

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MILWAUKEE — City leaders and advocates came together on Monday to call attention to World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Victims in Milwaukee. 

One of those victims is 22-year-old Chloe Handrich. She said she remembers her accident like it was yesterday.

“I was struck by a fast-moving vehicle that ran through police barricades and then hit me and my friend, Sam,” recalled Handrich. “I was thrown about 25 feet from the place of impact and suffered really life-altering injuries”

Handrich’s injuries included multiple shattered bones and damaged organs. She said she still feels pain from the incident every day.

Handrich and others are turning pain into advocacy for the World Day of Remembrance.

“Standing with a group of people who all support each other and want to come to different conclusions of how to stop vehicular violence in the city [has] been a really healing process for me … I know that I can’t go back and the crash can’t be undone, but hopefully we can come together and make a difference,” Handrich said.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson said the city has heard, loud and clear, the calls to reduce reckless driving incidents.

Traffic-related deaths decreased by 7% from 2023 to 2024, according to the mayor’s office.

“I want to use every single tool that’s available to us in order to take on this challenge, so that the folks behind me and families out there, in Milwaukee and in the surrounding area, do not have to suffer the consequences that some of these folks have suffered, either personally or people that they care about,” said Johnson.

Advocates said resources for victims and healing activities will be available at a Saturday event: World Day of Remembrance for Victims of Traffic Violence. The event is on Nov. 15 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Century City Tower Building at 4201 N. 27th Street in Milwaukee.

Taffie Foster-Toney of the Coalition for Safe Driving MKE said the goal of Remembrance Day is to help stop further traffic deaths and injuries in the city.

“To help highlight the issues, inspire change and support impacted families, we want everyone to attend to support these families,” said Foster-Toney. ”These families are going to be experiencing lifelong trauma.“

Handrich said she hopes it will help save lives, so others do not have to go through what she did.

“I’ve created a really large community, and I feel a lot of support, which has been really great for my healing and also just making wiser decisions on the road. Hopefully, they can come together and stop reckless driving and drunk driving and those things that are claiming a lot of lives and or creating very big bodily harm.”