heavy rain and strong winds are headed for the next several days. tropical storm hermine will show up in the midst of our holiday weekend. this is a live look at the radar. parts of massachusetts including the cape are under a tropical storm watch. this is a live look conditions tonight. that area can expect high seas and rough surf. two deaths are blamed on tropical storm coming. good evening everyone. >> we have team coverage of what is headed our way. we start with pamela gardner. >> we will hear the -- feel the effects late sunday into tuesday and we have a couple of

tuesday. that becomes more uncertain. we are expecting some erosions as we get into labor day weekend. the best rain chances will be in southeastern massachusetts. that matches with what we have been taking the last couple of days. not a lot of rain in northwest areas. gusty winds sunday into tuesday 35 to 55 miles per hour. here is post tropical cyclone remained. it is still very powerful. it has its kind of meandering off the coast of the jersey shore and by sunday night. as it continues to push northward

that is wednesday so we are still going to feel the effects of it here. tropical storm warnings were posted and we have a tropical storm watch from cape cod the island to the south coast. as we anticipate the winds to gusts between 35 and 55 miles per hour. we get into late sunday, monday and tuesday. the wind gusts especially the further south you go. even the tip of the south coast and perhaps the outer cape. but not as much. most of the rain will be to the south and east. not a drought buster, but we will take anything we can get. the coastal impact will last through wednesday as this spends offshore and we will have onshore wind flow. that will build the surf and significant beach erosion as we get into midweek. past midweek the storm does move out and when it does we

on the shores of the cape and buzzards bay people are taking the tropical storm watch seriously. some could see wins as strong as 55 miles per hour. >> and people are rolling their boats out of the water. kim smith is life.>> reporter: can and katie beautiful tonight right now the water is like class. as we all know when it comes to coastal living things can change in a hurry. tonight people down here are not taking chances. >> you never know. hurricanes are unpredictable. >> reporter: all our calm here at least for now. this place has been hit hard by hurricanes before. some people are taking their boats and including brian butler. >> i didn't want to be the lone fool left in the water so i

bad. things could change. you never know. >> reporter: we found someone putting the boat in the water he is actually bringing a heavy anchor out to his sailboat to secure it during the stormy days. >> the problem is the went. they say that it will stall off of the coast and if they are nor'easter is or easterners and sustained testing to 40 than you need extra protection >> reporter: accounts close by were hit hard by hurricane bob 25 years ago and other. aims even earlier so that is why when a storm is approaching the locals keep their eyes on the clouds. >> there was a huge bank of clouds that were split and they were much closer and they just drifted all the way down you could see them down to the right.

except when there was a hurricane approaching. >> reporter: we will see what happens down here. a lot of activity here on saturday it should be even busier tomorrow. life jim smith jeb -- wbz news. hundreds of thousands of people have lost power. people are getting ready for what could be a long haul. wendy coverage. >> reporter: hermine cause flooded roads and downed trees and left several hundred thousand people without electricity from florida to virginia. hermine hit florida as a category one hurricane and the smell a tropical storm. -- and is now a tropical storm. it is already creating high

after that announcement lifeguards locked the gate to seaside heights. closing down the beaches. more than 24 hours before hermine arrived. double red flags were posted warning of the danger. >> about 60 mile an hour winds and high waves. this is just one big washing machine. >> reporter: clouds did not keep people away from the boardwalk. dan brought his family pennsylvania. >> we didn't think it would be this bad with the waves being this tall and i would imagine the undertow would take you right out.>> reporter: there is concern here this is the same town where sandy talked a roller coaster into the ocean in 2012. hermine is not anywhere near that severity, but it could stick around for a couple of days intensifying, possible

>> our weather team will be following this around-the-clock. a child died at the lancaster fair and new hampshire. she was thrown from a horse during a horse show. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. she was hospitalized, but died today. a two-year-old girl fell into a fire pit suffering second and third degree burns. officials say it happened at a birthday party tonight. general and taken to shriners hospital she is in stable condition. a search is underway right now for a man who police say injured a juvenile and a woman. police say they responded to a call last night. they found a juvenile with a wound on his arm and and injured female. a were looking for this man, 42- year-old brent young. police say the suspect has a self-inflicted wound on his

heavily wooded area. if you have any information on his whereabouts you are asked to call police. a driver is dead after a crash team concord this morning. the 59-year-old woman died at a local hospital. police and fire responded to the 1800 block of main street at about 7:30 this morning. she went off the road and hit a tree. they do not think police or alcohol -- they do not think alcohol or speed was a factor. another dot works fortunately as paul burton reports the injuries are not serious. >> it sounded like four or five crisis. >> reporter: they were fine crash injured a dot worker. he was inside a vehicle in the works own early saturday morning. >> i saw a truck that was banged up and the guy came around the corner and was

taken to the hospital with minor injuries. part of the road was closed down because of a downed tree and a car crashed into the works own careening into a board signed and a vehicle. >> people are not paying attention. >> reporter: jeff larson the director of highway safety and says there has been a national spike in highway crashes. >> distractions are a huge problem for drivers. they are not paying attention. it is a combination is problem.>> reporter: frightening neighbors who said incidents like this happen way too often making this a dangerous area. >> people fly up-and-down us highway. they treat it like it is too fast.>> reporter: police are still inventing -- investigating the crash. >> it has been a tough summer. we have been focusing on trying to get people to think about what they are doing. they need to pay attention,

a day after samsung announced it is recalling 2 1/2 million of its galaxy note seventh smartphones, one exploded in massachusetts. action ambulance said medics woke up to a new note 7 phone on fire. a reporter is live with the story. >> reporter: crews from the station responded across the street to the ems and i can tell you this all started that recalled samsung smartphone. >> it was scorched. screen was pronoun and the whole part was charged. >> reporter: this is what's left of the new phone. it cause fire while charging overnight. >> the phone was melted.>> reporter: paramedics were heading into work saturday morning when smoke from the phone to record the fire alarm. there coworker was sleeping.

on it he would've gotten hurt. serious burns or whatever. >> it was scary. not something i'm used to. the technology this shouldn't happen. >> reporter: this happened less than 24 hours after samsung announced recall of the note 7. after reports that the diet vices could catch fire while charging. samsung police did a month ago. >> this is the first time that has happened. >> reporter: crews responded to the fire alarm and because it involves electronic merchandise he plans to share this with the state fire marshal. >> it is alarming. that could happen to anyone. >> are not going to charge my phone until it is at 2%.>> reporter: that smart phone cost $850 and samsung is offering them a new phone and a $25 gift certificate.

>> donald trump was in detroit today trying to get a specific group of voters. an earthquake hit oklahoma today and why damage was kept to a minimum. still tracking hermine as it makes its way north toward new england. how long we will see the rain, wind and beach erosion up in your forecast.

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it is working its way up the coast. >> we will still see the effects through wednesday. this storm is going to sit there and turn up the water making it very rough on the seas. it will be interesting with beach erosion. coastal communities feeling the effect. the latest right now it is post tropical cyclone hermine. that's when still 70 miles per hour and it has taking an extratropical characteristics so it does not have that warm core we have in the tropics and that's why the names are confusing. do not underestimate the storm because of the name. waxwings are still 70 miles per hour. moving east northeast that 13 miles per hour. as of right now the tropical storm warnings are still posted. tropical storm watches for cape cod the islands and along the south coast as it makes its way

first wave heights because we're anticipating some big waves out there and the water is turning out. 16 foot waves according to off the shore. as we get toward new england we are okay, the waves are not too bad one to 2 feet. violent action will move our way in the next 24 hours. sea surface temperatures this is something we look at. typically it is a factor. it plays a big role and what kind of intensification we can see. where we see the rest here off the jersey shore and long island , temperatures and the sea surface in the 80s so we could see the storm feet off the warm waters and intensify. forecast models putting it with 75 mile-per-hour winds. that means hurricane like characteristics. monday night is still hurricane

that out to see moving east northeast by wednesday and still close enough to us that we fulfill the effects. the impact for us this sunday into monday primarily the deeper impacts. flooding potential with and isolated storm. damaging wind threatens their, coastal threading -- flooding will be a one rough seas and erosion. that is what we will feel in southeastern massachusetts. prte through sunday afternoon and you notice it becomes quite dusty. anticipating about 50 anticipating about 55 mile-per- hour wind gusts. the wenda sticks around for monday afternoon coming from the east northeast. beach erosion is likely into tuesday and also beyond that is the storm stays to the east. hour by hour with the rain here is sunday morning. 6:00 a.m. we are dry to start off. it will be an overcast day with

hanging around. the bands of rain move-in overnight. 3:00 p.m. . 3:00 p.m. the center of the storm stays to the south. more bands of rain off and on. we don't anticipate flooding from the widespread rain, but those localized thunderstorms that is where we have the flooding threat. it depends on where the rain is set up. an inch of rock the coast. significant beach erosion from time to time. satellite radar overnight you can see we have some clearing conditions. from the storm a few of those clouds already moving toward the cape and islands and increasing overnight. temperatures in the 60s and we are 62 in boston overnight lows

communities. high temperatures for tomorrow in the low 70s a little bit of a fault feel to the air. keep in mind the wind will increase and it does become dangerous with the rip current risk and the surf. it looks tempting for surfers, but it is pretty dangerous. keep that in mind if you are out and about. monday and tuesday rainy and windy. not a great and to the labor day weekend. 90s for the rest of the week. >> if you need to take your labor day on thursday we understand. sports is up next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow.

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free agent was also let go hopefully some of these guys will find the practice squad tomorrow. danny has been working his way back from injury and the team chose not to put them on the list. boston college down 7-0 at the half time. 73 yards. finished the game with $103. still tied in the fourth and eagles louvain. patrick roy incident. that was 14-7 and they could not hold the lead. at the last minute georgia tech breakthrough.

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been involved. a pedestrian hit and killed just a little while ago on morton street in hyde park. police say it is a hit-and-run and they are looking for a two- door sedan. we will have the latest on this in the morning starting at 5 am. let's get another check of the weather. >> hermine. that is the big story the next several days. tomorrow starting off it will be okay and the wind starts to pick up. gusting along the south coast and we get into sunday night and into monday. labor day is not going to be ideal. it will be rainy and windy and most of the heavy rain stays to the south and east. that is where we could see one to 2 inches. tuesday 60 degrees and you see more showers and went. >> a few hours -- showers possible wednesday.

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