Madison?s forecast is not what Chris Delehanty has been hoping for. He?s ready to not hear the words ?chance of showers.?

?We haven't been able to get outside at all yet. We've had games canceled, a tournament cancelled,? Delehanty said.

Delehanty ,and his Regent U14 boys team have been stuck indoors. Luckily, they scored a field at Break Away Sports in Fitchburg. Other teams have had to use gym floors or tennis courts for practice, but Delehanty understood why they can?t be on the real fields.

?Even just changing direction on a field, you bring up so much of the mud and dirt that can really ruin a field for months, or even a year,? Delehanty said.

While coaches have to shell out $70 to $110 an hour for field time at Break Away Sports, manager Greg Kinsey is welcoming the abnormally late surge in business.

Madison police are targeting speeders in three areas of the city during a special enforcement effort this week.

The Traffic Enforcement Safety Team will join officers at the following locations to watch for speeders:

• Tuesday at 900 Packers Avenue
  
  
• Wednesday at 3700 Speedway Road
  
  
• Thursday at 3000 Highway 30

Madison police said they rely heavily on the cooperation of the public to be aware of and to follow all traffic laws.

Police said residents on the far east side reported shots fired early Saturday.

A Madison Police Department report said at about 2:40 a.m., citizens near the 3500 block of Home Avenue reported shots were fired.

Police said shell casings were found at the scene but there were no reported injuries or property damage as of Saturday morning.