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Denver weather: Snow could make roads slick Wednesday morning

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — A storm system passing south of Colorado will keep Denver weather under lots of clouds and chilly temperatures for another day. There will also be some light snow or flurries late Tuesday evening and again late Wednesday evening.According to Pinpoint Weather, Colorado’s Most Accurate Forecast, some light accumulation is possible along the Front Range and in metro Denver. However, most places will be less than an inch with little impact on area roads.There will be more snow south and east of the city, and roads in those areas could be slick early on Wednesday.Possible snowfall totals through Wednesday evening along the Front RangeWeather tonight: Snow showers, fog and coldSkies will remain mostly cloudy overnight with some patchy fog possible in the foothills west of Denver. FOX31 Newsletters: Sign up for alerts from the Pinpoint Weather team The wind will be light and from a generally southerly direction. It'll be cold with overnight lows in the teens and 20s state...

Tmothee Chalamet plays a youthful, compassionate Willy Wonka in new film ‘Wonka’

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

Willy Wonka has fascinated and maybe even creeped out a generation or two after a lot of generations had a lot of sweet teeth. But the magician and chocolate maker is back in a new prequel musical.The incredibly talented Timothee Chalamet is Willy now.I met him and the rest of the cast in Beverly Hills to talk sweets and get sweet.Tmothee Chalamet is Willy Wonka.But in “Wonka,” this Willy isn’t as dark as the iconic original, from 1971’s “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.”Tmothee Chalamet: “This is the Willy before whatever happens, and that’s where my curiosity lies. Because something happens to this guy, I don’t know what it is, to make him what we see in the Gene Wilder film, sort of darker, as you put it, and disturbing and sort of without empathy sometimes.”Or even in Johnny Depp’s 2005 take.Tmothee Chalamet: “This guy is the opposite. This guy loves humans, loves having a community and people to love ...

Ramping Rain and Winds

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

A familiar Christmas song says “the weather outside is frightful” (you know the rest). However, instead of “let it snow” south Floridians will have to settle for rain and, potentially, a lot of it. Some on-and-off showers will return to the area by Wednesday. That’s just the start of a soggy-type pattern setting up for the remainder of the week. At the core of the rainy stretch is a developing area of low pressure. This disturbance is forming in the southern Gulf of Mexico and will draw more moisture into our region as the week continues. Next, the low will head to the east and northeast, squarely aiming for the Florida Peninsula. The exact track is important in determining which parts of Florida get the most rainfall in the days ahead. However, it’s worth noting that even on its projected path (cutting across central, or north central Florida) there will be a large slug of heavy rain overall. The National Weather Service issued a statement...

FIU graduate recognized for accomplishments, career goals as blind student

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

A college graduate from Florida International University celebrated some outstanding achievements. Students from Florida International University accepted their diplomas during a commencement ceremony on Tuesday and among them was Florela Francois.Graduating with a 4.0 GPA, and a master’s degree in social work, Francois is blind.Her goal is to provide therapy for people with disabilities, who she feels are under-represented.“In the field especially, they don’t really advocate for people with disabilities, and I kind of want to make a difference for this population.”Florela said she hopes to start working soon and help those who are also living with blindness.

Suspects appear in court after police chase that ended in South Boston

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

A 23-year-old Bridgewater woman and a 30-year-old Malden man appeared in court Tuesday, one day after cell phone video showed the moment a chaotic police chase come to a close in South Boston. The chase ended Monday night around 11 p.m. Prosecutors later laid out allegations against Kailyn Almeida and Christopher Meade, who are now facing multiple charges linked to the pursuit. State police said the chase started in Dorchester when a trooper spotted a white SUV matching the description of a vehicle tied to a shooting in Braintree. The trooper tried to pull the car over, according to police. But Almeida, who police said was behind the wheel, allegedly took off.Police said Meade was in the passenger seat as the chase continued.Speaking in court, a prosecutor said police at one point set up a barricade. Rather than stop, though, the prosecutor said Almeida slammed her SUV into a parked cruiser and drove away on a sidewalk and grass, “narrowly avoiding multiple accid...

‘Moral failure’: Harvard is slammed after board backs President Claudine Gay following Congressional testimony on antisemitism

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

Harvard University is facing heat for the board’s decision to back President Claudine Gay after her explosive Congressional testimony about antisemitism, as critics warned that keeping Gay will “greenlight more Jew-hatred on campus.”The Harvard Corporation on Tuesday announced that Gay will remain in her role following calls for her to either quit or be fired since her Capitol Hill testimony last week. She has also faced plagiarism allegations.During last week’s controversial Congressional hearing in front of a Republican-led House committee, Gay refused to characterize calls for the genocide of Jews as a breach of Harvard’s code of conduct. There has been a reported spike in antisemitism following the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel. Jewish and Israeli students have been threatened and assaulted on campuses.Harvard alums have been calling on Gay to resign, including Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, who several times during the hearing asked G...

Celtics’ Jaylen Brown responds to ESPN’s surprise criticism

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

Jaylen Brown responded in person on Tuesday to a social media post from ESPN that mocked the Celtics star.In an Instagram post on ESPN’s NBA account last Tuesday, the network published a graphic that pointed out that Brown had recorded zero assists and taken 43 field goal attempts over his previous two games – the Celtics’ win over the 76ers and loss to the Pacers – accompanied by the caption, “Jaylen Brown been gettin’ ‘em up the last two games.” It appeared to be taking a shot at Brown and suggesting he was playing selfish basketball.Brown saw the post, shared it on his Instagram story and also commented on the post: “Y’all corny watch the game,” he wrote.At Tuesday’s Celtics morning shootaround, Brown was asked for the first time about the post, which seemed to be unfair and random.“Probably a slow news day,” Brown said.The Instagram post, of course, requires context that was missing. As pointed out by Celtics.com’s Taylor Snow, Brown had five potential assists against the Pacers...

Israel and US show sharp divisions; Hamas tunnels flooded with seawater

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

RAFAH, Gaza Strip — Israel and the United States showed their sharpest public disagreement yet over the conduct and future of the war against Hamas terrorists as the two allies became increasingly isolated by global calls for a cease-fire.The dispute emerged Tuesday while Israeli forces carried out strikes across Gaza.President Biden said he told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel was losing international support because of its “indiscriminate bombing” and that Netanyahu should change his government, which is dominated by hard-right parties.Biden’s comments came as the White House national security adviser heads to Israel this week to discuss with Netanyahu a timetable for the war — and what happens if Hamas is defeated.Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will travel to Israel next week for a visit the Pentagon said aims to show U.S. support for Israel but also to press the need to avoid more civilian casualties in Gaza.The U.S. has urged Israel to do more to reduce civilian c...

Harvard campus: Israel-Palestine tensions flare over Corporation support for President Gay

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

Following the Harvard Corporation’s statement of “unanimous support” for President Claudine Gay, the stress between Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestine stances strained again on the historic campus.“A lot of people don’t have much energy to talk about this anymore,” said a visibly weary Harvard student who stopped to talk to pro-Palestinian protestors at a campus entrance off Massachusetts Ave. on Tuesday. “It’s difficult to talk about. We all see the images of what’s happening. So many people have family over there, family they may fear is dead. And it hasn’t been happening since Oct. 7; it’s been happening for a long time.”The student was one of several who spoke only on the condition of anonymity amid the campuswide climate of fear and tension around the issue.Several students on campus expressed support for Gay and the Corporation’s decision to stand by her after controversial comments at a Congressional hear...

What caused the whale to wash ashore in PB?

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:09:58 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A 52-foot young female fin whale was found dead and washed ashore in Pacific Beach early Sunday morning.To put 52 feet into perspective, it's almost (about 8 feet less than) the distance from home base to the pitcher's mound at Petco Park, or about the length of a semi-truck trailer.According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), there's an estimated up to 90,000 fin whales left in the world after they were hunted until the last century for their oil, meat, etc.The WWF estimates that fin whales can grow to be 80 feet long and weigh up to 80 tons. 52-foot whale washes up on Pacific Beach in San Diego “They are huge, huge whales," SDSU Geologist Professor Emeritus Pat Abbot said. “They are large even among whales.” He said this whale in particular was young and hadn't reached its full maturity.He said they don't typically come close to shores. On Sunday afternoon, the whale was rolled and towed back into the Pacific Ocean to be part of the environment once again.“This ...