Milwaukee boy charged in school beating

Charged a 13-year-old boy with beating up a fellow student at a Milwaukee K-8 school. It happened Thursday. This happened at Ralph Metcalf School. Prosecutors say the 13-year-old beat up an 8-year-old as the younger child walked into an empty classroom to eat lunch. The 13-year-old boy is now charged in juvenile court with three counts of substantial battery and one count of child abuse. Milwaukee Public Schools say in a statement, The boy hit his head on a doorframe after being stopped by another student. The district says it is working with Milwaukee police and will take appropriate disciplinary action. All right, let's talk about our weather because we are eyes to the skies right now, Stephanie Marichello. The Milwaukee Brewers, they're flying back from sunny L.A. And I know some fans will probably go out to see if they can get a glimpse of the team. Yes, and who can blame them? Now, it might be kind of a bumpy ride. It's pretty windy out there today. And we've had a couple of showers here and there. Those are just about done. But we are going to stay breezy through the evening, and it's going to be a chilly one as well. Let's talk about conditions right now. Temperatures are in the upper 40s and low 50s. We are falling quick, and that is going to be the theme of the night. Remember, we have frost and freeze headlines overnight tonight, and we'll get to that in just a bit. But it's 49 degrees already in Milwaukee, only 50 in Waukesha. If you're going to be out and about, bring the layers because we also have strong wind still. That means that spots that are dealing with temperatures in the 40s already, technically registering a wind chill right now. Temperatures below 50 with a strong wind, you register a feel like temperature, which is pretty hard to believe. But it just goes to show again that it's going to be a bit of a cool evening, especially as we see clouds clear in the coming hours. Your Blitz game of the week, Sussex-Hamilton versus Marquette. That is in Tosa at Hart Park. Layer up. Temperatures once again going to fall through the 40s, but overnight lows tonight will be in the 30s. You can see as we look at satellite and radar, there are just a few more of these very light, spotty showers. These are going to fizzle out in the next hour at best. Once we hit sunset, which we are already very close to, they will lose all of their energy. You can already see clear skies across most of northern Wisconsin. There's a series of high-pressure systems out towards the west, and those are moving in our direction and will bring us plenty of sunshine through the weekend, so no problems when it comes to rain, but it's going to remain windy both Saturday and Sunday, and temperatures, again, going to be on the chilly side. Freeze warning for just about everybody inland, including Sheboygan County. That is 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. Saturday. That is for air temperatures below freezing, potentially even below 30. And then Ozaukee County down to Kenosha County, frost advisory, temperatures likely around freezing to about 35 or 36. I will caution you, though, frost can still happen when air temperatures are just above freezing. So even if you're in Milwaukee, just be safe. Cover the mums, cover the plants if you want to keep them going a little bit longer into the season, but especially across those inland areas. Again, a preview of potential temperatures inland. You can see that possibility of being near or even just below the 30 degree mark. Just a little bit better than that, though, along Lake Michigan. Let's take a look at Sky Vision Plus. This is a quiet sky vision through the weekend. Wind dies down overnight tonight briefly and then plenty of sunshine for Saturday. But notice how the wind picks up again. So another breezy Saturday, staying clear Saturday night and also still chilly. Frost is possible Saturday night, too. And then Sunday, southwesterly wind will get us back to 60s. We'll continue to see sunshine, but it's going to be another windy day, so we still have a few more days of wind. Your full six-day looking really, really good. A chilly Saturday, especially in the morning. Then we're back to 60s for Sunday, and look at that nice long stretch of sunshine. Our forecast only goes out to Thursday. I wish we had a Friday on there, but hoping we can keep the sunshine and the 70s going for that first game of the World Series here in Milwaukee. That's your latest forecast.