randy: breaking overnight, a deadly fire in groton. the investigation at the scene right now. erika: a debate, with a different tone. the change in donald trump' s absence, and the deal he tried to make with the network. randy: new video of a protestor' s last stand. the dramatic moments, before agents took him out. it' s on the eye for this friday morning. court you are watching wcvb , boston' s news leader. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. erika: also on the eye this morning, a donut, with an unusual filling. the surprise, that means never choosing between desserts.

good morning, i' m erika tarantal. erika: and i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. it will not feel like the last weekend of january. mild temperatures in the forecast at or above freezing. boston jumps up to 35 degrees. ratings in the lower 30' s on the north shore and beverly. in worcester county, it is a little colder, upper 20' s out this way. you can see the radar this morning focusing all of the action offshore. the outer edge of this rained -- shield flirting with outer contact it. -- contacted -- nantucket. it is a big one heading out to sea. a cloud shield out west associated with that ocean storm or to we have a cold front approaching from the west that will push forward this afternoon.

shower, but much of the time is right. a cloud cover and then snow showers during the afternoon and evening hours. hit or miss, but that risk is there. then the skies clear out tonight. it is a cloudy, gray friday. s to the north and west. with a risk of snow shower, could be a few raindrops moved in -- mixed in on cape cod. not all that eventful. lets the you out to the roads. hopefully, they are quiet. the roads are quiet. olessa: let' the map and right. as you had south, no problems re traveling the expressway, the pike is about 15 minutes, 490 52 128. volume.

randy: we are following breaking news right now in groton. erika: a tragic ending as firefighters battle flames at a home overnight. randy: let' s get right to the eyeopener' s frank holland he just talked to the fire chief. frank: i talked to the fire chief a few minutes ago. he told me two people died in the fire wet with what he called bad moving flames. the fire started overnight but as you can see behind me, the investigation is still ongoing. the groton fire department, the fire marshal, and the police department are all here on the scene. they are try to figure out if anyone else was inside and because of this fatal fire. the fire started on wiley the road around 11:30 last night. the intensity of the flames and smoke and damage to the home made it very tough for firefighters to get inside of this house. the chief says when crews arrived, the fire was burning out of control.

because it was at an advanced stage. we had fire coming out of every window on the front side of the house. there were extensive fire conditions on our arrival. frank: we know it was two adults killed in a fire but the fire chief not releasing any more information because he says their families have not been notified. we will continue to update you on this breaking story all morning long on air come online, and on our mobile out. randy: right now we are getting new video of the deadly confrontation that ended a standoff in oregon. this video has been released by the fbi in the aftermath of the protest at a federal wildlife refuge. it was later discovered that this rancher is armed as he reaches twice inside this jacket either a fbi agent or a state police officer responded with fire. we' re freezing the video because of the graphic nature of what happens. this came after this group of protesters had been running from officers and agents.

seized a federal wildlife refuge, refusing to leave. erika: commitment 2016 the , republican candidates will be back on the campaign trail today after their final iowa debate. the spotlight still on the man who wasn' t in the room. the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is here as things go down to the wire. antoinette: donald trump stood by his word, and skipped the final debate before iowa. without him. there weren' t any fireworks but there was a lot more policy talk. ted cruz: i' m a maniac, and everyone else on the stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and then, you are terrible surgeon. now that we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. antoinette: senator ted cruz and others not missing the opportunity to mocks -- mock beltran' s absence. the dynamic of this debate dynamically -- dramatically changed. the other candidates getting their time.

jeb bush: we need to embed our to the iraqi military, reengage with the tribal leaders. antoinette: chris christie criticizing obama and clinton. senator rand paul went at it with senator marco rubio over immigration and foreign policy. dr. ben carson distancing himself from the establishment. ben carson: i will gladly confess i' m the only one on this you will not hear a lot of me. you will hear the truth. time for candidates with the iowa caucuses on monday. about a week later. erika: thank you so much. fox news released a statement last night saying donald trump offered to appear at the debate if they donated 5 million dollars to his charity. they declined. trump heads to new hampshire today. the frontrunner addressed his

important work for veterans. donald trump: is it for me, personally, a good thing, a bad thing? votes? nobody knows, but you will like million in one day. [applause] the candidates are on the trail in iowa today. newscenter 5' s phil lipof will the way through the caucuses. look for his reports tonight weekend and on the eyeopener on tuesday morning. randy: a sobering new report this morning when it comes to child abuse in massachusetts. the state had the highest rate of abuse and neglect in the country during 2014. that' s the most recent data being tracked by the department of health and human services. during that fiscal year, children were abused and 31,863 neglected in massachusetts. the state says increase public awareness and more investigations may have

cases. randy: knew this morning, former attorney general martha coakley may be up for a new job. according to published reports, coakley has been approached to be the next president of suffolk university. the globe reports the current president who has butted heads with the school' s board of trustees has been asked to resign. but margaret mckenna denies reports that she' s being forced out. no comment from coakley who has been serving as a legal analyst for newscenter 5. randy: an original member of the died. he helped found the 1960' s band, which soared to fame with hits like somebody to love. kantner eventually went on to front the band jefferson he died in san francisco yesterday after getting sick earlier in the week. a store closed for years, is trying to make a comeback. erika: the business, attempting to get back in the tech game. a new hampshire man, facing weapons charges.

gave, for arming himself. randy: new this morning, what you do after breakfast, can have an impact on the rest of your day. the decisions, that can start your morning on the wrong note. antoinette? antoinette: breaking overnight, two people are dead after a fire in groton. the fire chief telling our frank holland they' re now looking for a cause of the fire on whiley road. we' ll have updates all morning. cindy? cindy: i am tracking the chance for some rain and snow showers, at least in spots today. a really nice weekend is on the way. more on that ahead. first, look at the radar right now. a wall of water offshore. flirting with the hour -- outer cave in nantucket or the rest of us are under clouds this morning. look at these temperatures near or above the freezing mark in some areas as you head out the door right now. >> a brand-new year, a brand-new

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s a win-win. erika: singing wake up calls are always welcome. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. cindy: they weather this weekend is going to be really nice to we had a storm last weekend. most of the snow has melted because it is been such a mildly area you look at january as a whole, this is the last weekend of the month and we will end it normal by more than 2.5 degrees. the temperature trend over the next couple of days as we end of days as we ended january and begin february on monday, heading out over 50 degrees. a warm start to the month of february. the temperatures are important this morning. you see along the coastline, near or above the freezing mark. even 35 in boston. you get away from the coast in the interior, there are 20' s around and we have been watching closely moisture coming off the ocean with a light, easter the wind. there has been a fog developing, especially done for the providence area and around the cape. with temperatures above freezing, not a big issue.

we are so close to a storm passing by the ocean. this is the western edge of the moisture that may flirt with the outer edge of nantucket. the bulk of it is staying offshore. this will slam nova scotia with some snow as it races northern eastward. we are also focusing on a cold front to the west. this has a lot of energy with it, but it doesn' t have a lot of moisture. it is producing some snow showers and as that punches eastward throughout the day, we will be on guard for snow showers developing. clouds today, temperature study, mid and upper 30' s north and west of town. lower 40' s in southeastern massachusetts where there is a risk of showers this morning. i think we are missing out on the bulk of that. through noontime, we wash out as the cold front bushes on through this afternoon. it or miss snow showers this afternoon. into this evening around 9:00 or so. thereafter, clouds break, we clear overnight. temperatures in the 20' s to around 30 degrees. it is a sunny start to saturday.

pushes into northern new england tomorrow your brightest skies on saturday will be in the morning hours. temperatures in the 40' s in the afternoon. sunshine in the morning through about lunchtime. the one front brings in clouds in the afternoon and likely snow to northern new england. a fresh coat of -- coding, that is the one front. we are 50 on sunday, mid 50' s on monday, records are about 60 degrees or higher. tuesday night into wednesday, a storm system approaches from the west end as that approaches, it is going to bring us really want temperatures and a lot of rain on wednesday. we will be running in the upper 50' s to near 60 degrees on wednesday with wet weather moving and. we will finally cool down once the system moves by. let' s get out of the roads. how are we looking out there? olessa: southbound five to the bottom of the screen and to the most part, the speed limit. that' s go to the mavs because we' re watching one crash if you are traveling south. this is at the braintree split.

once you get past that accident, 15 minutes on the expressway, braintree into boston. 93 cell, some delays south of 495 and once again, as you approach southbound to the leverett connector, trains doing ok. randy: right now a brentwood, nh man is facing serious weapons charges, after the fbi raided his home. the u.s. attorney' s office says agents were tipped off last summer when 52-year-old daniel musso went to a firearms dealer, looking to buy thousands of dollars worth of weapons. musso, a gun advocate, is well known to police, arrested 3 years ago after a physical confrontation in concord, new hampshire. police say last week, he told an undercover agent he was part of a group that needed the weapons to, "bring forth the original constitution. erika: your economy headlines this friday. asian markets gaining overnight as the bank of japan introduces an interest rate policy to help stimulate the economy. stocks were higher yesterday the

stock futures are up right now. circuit city is trying to make a comeback. the national chain announcing plans to open 50 to 100 stores by next year. circuit city went out of business in 2009. the two men who bought the rights to the company, are now planning to open stores to sell tablets, headphones, drones and other electronics, including the company' s own inexpensive brand. randy: dozens of aviation engineers working for general electric in lynn are being laid off. the company saying g.e. aviation' development is changing and the t maintain the number of engineers currently employed across the country. the decision comes two weeks after g.e. announced it would move its global headquarters to boston. erika: no one wants to get their day off to a bad start. randy: but there are are some morning mistakes that can really

like checking your email as soon as you wake up. yes, it' s tempting but it' s also likely to get your day off to a negative start. this one might be tough to swallow but a hot shower is also on the list. men' s health says the heat tells your muscles it' s time to relax which can make you more tired. while a cold shower triggers the release of adrenaline. and finally, brushing your teeth after you eat. that can push sugars to the surface and erode your enamel. experts say brushing right after you wake up is the better plan. i' ll try a few of those. erika: call it accidental camouflage. randy: the outfit making one woman really blend in. antoinette? antoinette: coming up at 6:30, a warning for customers at two local gas stations. the scam ripping people off. and new concerns about the zika virus as massachusetts gets its first confirmed case. why doctors expect to see more. and we continue to follow breaking news in groton.

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erika: 6:22 on your friday morning. we are watching a big ocean storm with a rewrite -- a few rain showers. cindy: snow showers off to the west. there may be one or two snow showers today. we have had a lot of snow this year. came to me via twitter. kids getting creative with the snow up there. i can' t decide if it is a cap or a dog, but it is a mini snow something and we enjoy the picture. lots of trails open if you think r -- if you are thinking about going skiing this weekend. there could be a fresh coating of snow in the ski area. we will see clouds around in the afternoon near 40, 50 degrees with sunshine on sunday. randy: i know someone who will be making snow animals. we are going with cap on that one. for this friday morning.

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erika: the first case of the zika virus confirmed in massachusetts. some pregnant women are now on alert. why health of pictures here -- health officials here say there is no reason to panic. randy: deadly confrontation. new video of a standoff with federal leaders on the eye. erika: breaking news this morning in groton. two people are dead after an overnight house fire. frank holland is on the scene gathering information. we' ll get an update from him in just a moment. we want to thank you for joining us. randy: and i' m randy price with cindy and olessa.

>> last weekend of january. >> what a difference from last year at this time when we had all of this snow around. cindy: more melting happening. even this morning near the coast line. take a look at the temperatures running near or above the freezing mark. 35 in boston, worcester in the upper 20' s, and a lot of 20' s out there worcester county. temperatures on either side of the freezing mark under cloudy skies. clouds are with us all day long. temperatures in the upper 30' s this afternoon. there could be a passing rain or snow shower around. we have heavier rain, steady rain in the ocean off to the east. the western edge flirting with nantucket this morning. the rest of us just seeing clouds and patchy areas of fog. watching that ocean storm go by, it is a little too far to have much of an impact. there is a cold front off to the west and as this comes through, the chance for rain and snow showers. this morning, outer cave and nantucket, you meet -- macy is prickle. through noontime, not much

notice at lunchtime, snow showers. that is the energy working through with the cold front. it may produce a hit or miss snow shower during the afternoon into the evening hours before the skies clear out overnight. the risk is there this afternoon. upper 30' with a light northwesterly wind. let' s see how much traffic we how are we looking out there? olessa: not a lot. this looks ok, southbound site moving to the bottom of the screen. s go to the maps and check out what is going on if you are heading south, accident still clearing 128 south by the braintree split. once you get past that crash, 20-25 braintree on the its press way. the pike is building volume, 495 to 128. as you travel 123 south, not bad. that picks up near concord screed -- street portray and and buses doing ok. erika: breaking news this morning in groton. randy: frank holland is on the

deadly fire. frank: two people died in this fire. that is the latest information from the fire chief. this fire started overnight and as you can see behind me, the investigation is still going on this morning. the fire department, the fire marshal, and groton police department all here on the scene. a couple who says they are related to one of the victims also here. both of them in tears. they did not want to speak on camera. back to this investigation, it is still not clear if there was anyone else inside of this house. here is what we do know. the fire started on wiley road around 11:30 last night. two adults were killed. the fire chief is not releasing any more information about their ages or their relationship because he says their families still have not been notified. investigators are still try to figure out what caused this fatal fire. they are also trying to figure out if there was anyone else inside. the fire chief says that has

smoke and flames did so much damage. also, distract -- the structure of this house may not be found. difficult for firefighters to get inside and fight this fire when they first arrived. we will continue to bring you any more details about this breaking story as soon as we get them. on air, online and on our mobile app as soon we get them. randy: we are getting new video of the deadly confrontation that ended the standoff in oregon. the fbi released this video. they say it shows agents had to open fire after pursuing a protester from a federal wildlife refuge where they had been holding that place seizure. they say he was armed, reaching into his jacket. randy: erika: actively campaign trail. most of the candidates will be stumping for votes there.

rally in nashua, new hampshire. massachusetts gets its first can -- case of the zika virus. randy: a message from health experts this morning. kelley: it is certainly a concern for travelers. that confirmed case is a boston man who became infected outside the u.s. as we have been reporting, the concern is for women. birth the facts tie to mosquito-borne virus is our complicating plans. health officials warn expectant mothers to avoid trips to latin america and the caribbean, where the virus is spreading explosively. cristina brinkerhoff of braintree says she is making a sacrifice for her baby' s safety, cancelling a trip home to brazil to visit family. there is no vaccine and no treatment for zika virus.

transmission here is unlikely. but they expect cases to rise as more people infected with the virus return home. randy: a warning to drivers who have filled up at two guest asians in the area. hingham police say a skimmer was found at this gulf station on lincoln street. the device collects credit card data, and can be accessed wirelessly. police say the device may have been installed last friday. and the same thing at this gas station in on mast road in goffstown new hampshire. but no word on how long the skimmer has been there. customers of both gas stations are being urged to check their accounts. erika: a bank manager' s quick thinking saves the day. randy: the brave, but simple move that kept a would-be robber out. one-on-one with kerry washington. the scandal star' s take on a big day at harvard. erika: breaking news on the eye this morning, two people are dead after a house fire in groton.

olessa: watching one problem spots out of town to 128 northbound. an accident by the braintree

not just delays, the rest of the some moisture on some of the roadways. cindy: especially down toward the cape, some moisture coming in off the atlantic area a big storm in the ocean -- atlantic toward nova scotia. the western edge may bring a brief shower of rain. otherwise, clouds and snow showers this afternoon here temperatures in the upper 30' s today, 30' s tomorrow. look what happens starting on sunday. that is a 50 as we round the corner into the month of that you are a. we will be near 60 wednesday. erika: that 58 caught my eye. a star-studded red carpet in boston for the premiere of disney' s the finest hours. chris pine and casey affleck among the cast members in town. the special screening celebrates the bay state roots of a daring 1950' s coast guard rescue. randy: the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is here with -- antoinette: this is like an

s coast guard rescue, ever. the movie tells the story of a coast guard crew that braved a blizzard off the coast of cape cod to save members of an oil half by the storm. it stars chris pine, and cambridge-native casey affleck. it is written by local writer casey sherman. last night, the stars mixed with guard. pine plays coast guard captain bernie webber, one of the 4 men who took that fateful mission decades ago >> i like the idea of a guy who was scared and real and human and just like us, who wouldn' t be scared to go out into those waters? erika: the movie opens around theaters around the country today. randy: updates ahead on our breaking news this morning. new information just coming in on a deadly fire.

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erika: the time is now 6:44. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go. frank holland is live with breaking news in groton. randy: kelly has the growing concerns over a dangerous virus.

skirmish before the votes are cast in iowa. erika: first, cindy has your starting off nice and calm? cindy: 35 degrees, above freezing. the last friday of january. we have cloud cover, but you can horizon. sunrise today at 7:01. the last morning our sunrise is at -- after 7:00 a.m. to february. cindy: former temperatures. it has been a mild week, but look at the temperature trend february on monday. we are going up over 50 degrees. above average temperatures in the forecast. right on the coast line this morning. freezing mark. some 20' s over the exterior. it is going to be a cloudy day and coolidge. mid-to-upper 30' s, 40 degrees.

you can see the back edge, the western edge got so close to the outer cape, flirting with nantucket this morning. this is the western shield of the rain associated with the big that is mostly missing. there is also a cold front off it. it just doesn' moisture. snow showers across new york are shifting eastward. clouds all morning. tour noontime, these are snow showers, embedded squalls. that is moving east toward this afternoon. the risk of snow showers up until this evening. once we get past 9:00 or so, clouds break, clearing skies, temperatures tonight in the 20' s to around 30 degrees. we start out saturday with sunshine. watch this one front. that brings us afternoon clouds locally. temperatures near 40 tomorrow. it brings warmer air starting on sunday. a 50 degree reading with sunshine on sunday.

s, close to a record for the day. let' how are we doing out there? town. second. s go to the maps and check out what is going on if you are one accident now, 128 northbound by university. a stop and go right there. an accident cleared on the northbound side as you travel by the burning tree split. that is good news. expressway, 20-25 braintree to boston, the pike only 15-20 minutes. north of town, 90 three looks good. a little volume picks up south of 128 down to the leverett connector. trains and buses doing ok. erika: back to the breaking news out of groton. a deadly fire, under investigation randy: newcenter 5' s frank holland is on the scene, with the new information. frank: we know two people died in this fire. the fire chief says the flames were fast-moving and exploding

crews are still out here putting up hotspots. also, a short time ago, a couple who says they are related to one of the victims of the fire arrived here. both of them in tears. they said they do not want to speak on camera. investigators are still here tried to figure out if there was anyone else inside of this house. here is what we know. the fire started here around 11:30 last night. the cause is still unknown. the names of the people inside of this house are not being released because the fire chief says their families still have not been notified. we will continue to follow this breaking news story all morning long and bring you the latest on air, online, and on our mobile app. live in groton, frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: state health officials have one can -- confirmed case of the zika virus. the confirmed case is a boston macmahon. for women, birth affects tied to the mosquito-borne virus are a major concern.

expected mothers to avoid trips to latin america and the caribbean where the virus is spreading explosively. there is no vaccine and no treatment for the zika virus. health officials say transmission here is unlikely but they expect numbers to arise as more people travel and return home with the virus. live in logano port. erika: no donald trump at last night' s debate amidst his battle with fox news, and his opponents took advantage. ted cruz and others, not missing the opportunity to mock the frontrunner' s absence and to focus on policy. governor jeb bush talked about strengthening the military. governor christie criticizing hillary clinton. senators paul and rubio sparring over immigration. and dr. ben carson distancing himself from career politicians. trump held his own event for veterans just a few miles away - next story - erika: apart from trump, most of

in iowa today. newscenter 5' s phil lipof will be following them every step of the way through the caucuses. look for his reports tonight starting at 4:30 through the weekend and on the eyeopener on tuesday morning. randy: a new report from the pentagon says that more military might is needed to take down the islamic state. the new york times reporting that hundreds of more trainers, advisers and commandos from the united states and its allies will need to be sent to iraq and syria over the next few months. the white house says the president is willing to consider raising the stakes. no bail for a weymouth man charged with murdering his estranged wife. prosecutors say martin mcdonald beat and stabbed 34-year-old julie meede in her norton apartment wednesday night. police say moments later, he

he allegedly told responding troopers, i just killed my wife. a rhode island woman hurt in that crash is now out of the hospital. erika: a new report on the foot michigan water crisis says state employees got clean water while officials told residents the tabs are fine. you' re fired water coolers were brought into the office building during the crisis according to thursday' s report. the crisis was downplayed to the public. protesters are now calling for criminal child -- charges against the governor. randy: two people are lucky after their truck plunged over the overpass on a freeway in san diego. take a look at the aftermath. you can see that truck exploded in flames as traffic continued to roll buy. the two people in the truck were not hurt. crews managed to put out the flames before they spread. erika: caught on camera, a bank robber, shut out by a determined bank manager. surveillance video from north carolina shows the masked robber trying to get in, but the manager keeps the door closed. the gunman gives up. runs away. and police are still looking for him this morning.

band jefferson airplane has died. paul kantner was 74. he helped found the 1960' s band, which soared to fame with hits like somebody to love. kantner eventually went on to front the band jefferson starship. he died in san francisco yesterday after getting sick earlier in the week. randy: another concert you may want to add to the summer concert list. coldplay will pick up over gillette stadium july 30. the two are is the band' in four years. tickets go on sale to the february 5. this spring. the iconic doll will soon be available in different shapes, sizes, and skin tones. they announced yesterday that new barbie dolls will now be made in curvy, tall, or petite. the doll will come in seven skin hairstyles. a lot of options.

unrealistic body type. former bruins player is suspended indefinitely after a hit on a refugee -- referee. he says he didn' t mean to knock them over. the nhl will holding -- hold a hearing tuesday if they determined that it was on purpose. he faces a minimum 20 game suspension. randy: professional football could be heading for vegas. the oakland raiders are in talks with the owner of the las vegas sands casino company. the casino owner wants to build a professional grade stadium at the unlv campus. but it' s unclear if the nfl would allow a casino-giant to back the building of a league stadium. erika: boston' s finest aren' t just crime fighters. this officer stopped his cruiser yesterday when he noticed an elderly woman struggling to shovel in front of her west roxbury home. officer quinn says it was the right thing to do and that she reminded him of his mother. he says he only did what he hopes someone would do for his mom. harvard'

s woman of the year. randy: tvs number one gladiator kerry washington parading around the streets of harvard square yesterday. washington was the target in the roast a decades old tradition. she later received the signature pudding pot. and washington sat down one-on-one with our j.c. monahan at the charles hotel. >> it is surreal. it is so crazy. it is such an esteemed list of women that you are joining the ranks of. i was crazy honor. randy: they had a lot of fun with the performances as always. the hasty pudding theatricals says it picked washington because she' s the first black woman to headline a network t.v. drama since 1974. erika: we won' t leave you hanging here on eyeopener. the internet can' t get enough of this photo. the caption, my friend checked

the woman realizing her shirt is exactly the same color as the wall. it started a trend. people standing in photos when a match their hotel. randy: as long as the hotel doesn' t hand them out at the front door. put on your uniform. erika: you guys had a good idea. cindy: good morning, everyone. the roads are looking good this money. no problems. a live look outside, normal volume on northbound side. let' s go to the map and checked the rest of your trip as you had stopped at one accident by university, 128 northbound. expected back up there. 95 also slowing down approaching 128. expressways, 28, the pike right now, almost 20 minutes out to 128. still not seeing any problems for the town. not volume picks up south of 128. stop and go right down to the leverett connector. trains and buses moving on schedule.

temperatures at or above freezing in boston and along the coastline. we have a going for us. out to the west, worcester county, fog south of the worcester area, upper 20' s. that might be a slippery spot. you can see the cloud cover, wind coming in lightly off of the ocean. lightning things up. dew point at 32. call wind in boston right now. we are locked in with the clouds. back edge of the rain from the ocean storm flirting with nantucket. a cold storm off to the west producing snow showers. we will watch that this afternoon. a cloudy day, upper 30' s to lower 40' s is the best we do for highs. we are looking at a lot of clouds through lunchtime. notice once we get toward lunch, though showers will be working eastward in the afternoon with a risk of snow or rain shower up until the evening hours and then we clear things out tonight. temperatures fall back into the 20' s. tomorrow starts with sunshine in the day and end with clouds. a warm front bringing much

this is the first day of february on monday. record highs in the 60' s but we will he back into the mid-50' s. warm on monday, mild on tuesday, and rain comes in on wednesday. look at those temperatures. upper 50' s to near 60 degrees. once that system goes by, it gets colder.