>> kris: breaking news this noon. sky 7 hd over the scene of an officer-involved shooting in lynn. this happened at an apartment building right on lynn shore drive. i'm kris anderson. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. at this point, we know one man is dead. let's send it oath to kellie o'hara with the very latest. >> reporter: yeah. one man is dead in this officer-involved shooting. it was a domestic disturbance, we are told by witnesses. it hand on the fifth floor of this condo complex. we are told 911 was called just before 10:00 this morning. there was a fight between a boyfriend and a girlfriend. you can see sky 7 hd over the scene right there. on lynn shore drive.

live in the building that the woman called 911 asking for help and said that she was fighting with her boyfriend and she did say that he was armed. we are told officers arrived. we are told that boyfriend was not cooperating at all with the police. and possibly some sort of shoot-out began. that is when that man was shot. again, we are told that woman has been taken into custody. along with some witnesses. police are out here right now along the d.a.'s office combing the scene. neighbors tell us, though, this is a very gruesome crime scene. police are trying to put together the pieces of exactly what happened. back out here live on lynn shore drive in lynn. a police-involved shooting did kill one man after a domestic disturbance. investigators out here. we will bring you the very latest as it develops. >> kris: some more breaking news now this noon. the supreme court rejecting whitey bulger's appeal of his

bulger's appeal, leaving in place that conviction for his role in 11 murders and many other crimes. the 87-year-old bulger was a fugitive for 17 years until he was arrested in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. >> sarah: all right. this is a huge day for pats fans. tb 12's suspension is finally over. quarterback tom brady will be rejoining the team following his four-game suspension. and he was already back in action yesterday, throwing some pa i forward now after four weeks without brady, including yesterday's tough loss to the bills. >> kris: yeah. it couldn't come at a better time. yesterday's heartbreaker. no brady sights yet at gillette stadium today. coach belichick had this to say during the monday morning conference call. >> it is great to have tom and rob back. i mean, i can't tell you... i

it is pure speculation. it is good to have them back. >> kris: julian edelman taking to twitter saying "free." victoria warren joins us live from gillette stadium this morning with more on what fans have to say today. a lot of eyes wide open waiting to see tb 12 arrive. >> reporter: yup. no sightings yet. fans definitely excited. tom brady welcomed back at gillette stadium today. deflate-gate isic the sun is shining on gillette stadium. >> today the lion comes out of the cage. looking forward to games going forward. >> i think tom is going to come back and destroy everybody. >> reporter: tom brady is back in foxboro. his suspension is history. sunday, he was spotted throwing passes near his home. his return coming not a moment too soon, especially after sunday's shutout against the bills.

>> reporter: julian edelman tweeting out hash tag "free" monday morning. fans excited to see brady connect with edelman and gronkowski. all things considered, they feel good about the start of the season. >> i was still kind of excited they went 3-1. they had the third-string quarterback. they were still able to go 3-1. that was pretty remarkable. >> reporter: if fans never hear the words deflate-gate again... >> that would be great. over. tom brady asking the players association to drop their appeal. other good news for the patriots, rob anyone co. vich also back from suspension. victoria warren, 7 news. >> sarah: stay with 7 news for tom brady's return. the pats get ready to take on the browns. we are tracking hurricane matthew. this is the latest radar.

hitting parts of the caribbean. with wind speeds of 140 miles per hour. moving north at six miles per hour. the storm now 1800 miles from boston. it is headed to jamaica. streets are flooded with water as rain started to come down on sunday. people try to push their cars through the streets. as the water continued to rise. up to 20 inches of rain could quickly fall. the storm is still strengthening. >> kris: right now it is headed toward haiti. lambert for the latest. six miles per hour. moving pretty slowly. >> chris: it is crawling along. that becomes an issue, too for the haiti, for the dominican, for cuba. a tremendous amount of rain. it exacerbates the situation in terms of this tropical moisture getting slammed into the mountainous terrain. you have to remember, you have peaks here, 8,000, 10,000 feet in some instances on hispaniola. you will likely see mud-slides and flash flooding.

edges of haiti. it is going to be west of port-au-prince. a category four hurricane. this is where the brunt of the strongest winds will be. you have to remember, hurricane-force winds extending out. tropical storm-force winds extending across much of haiti. even across the western portion of the dominican. a lot of rain will be an issue as well. this is as of tuesday evening. thereafter, one thing that we have seen, some of the forecast models today has it edging slightly farther to the west. the last update, you see the coastal carolinas, coastal georgia. the east coast of florida, also included in the forecast cone. this may get pinned down just in the southeastern united states for a few days. at least continue slow motion to the northwest. and eventually, northeast. thereafter, the models kind of

want to take this quickly off to the north. that would be a close pass to the new england coastline. others say you know what? this is going to hang down here a off f the coastline for a little longer. if that is the case, there may be a better chance later on of sliding to the east. it is all about the timing of these features coming together. including the spieled of matthew itself. how fast it comes up the coastline. does it interact with the front or is the front getting through here? if matthew is slower, the keep it farther south and east. plenty to watch over the weekend. especially saturday night into sunday. if there is a faster track that, would likely be the impact period. we will talk more ahead. >> sarah: parts of haiti will see the punishing winds and rain. people are preparing for the storm. an orphanage is getting ready to deal with the possible devastation matthew could bring. >> kris: the orphanage was

it was named after a massachusetts native who died in the earthquake. now a worker in haiti who works there is telling us what they are doing to prepare for matthew. a powerful storm tearing through the caribbean with several island nations in its path. including haiti which is already feeling the effects of matthew, a powerful category four hurricane. >> there is a light wind right now. it is very dark. very gray. which is you know, not typical for haiti. it is usually sunny and warm. it is much cooler than normal. >> kris: the orphanage was founded in honor of the rutland, massachusetts native killed in the earthquake that devastated that country six years ago. now, the island is getting ready for another potentially devastating event. >> we have prepared for the worst. hoping for the best. you know, from all reports, we are expecting, you know, anywhere from 25-40 inches of rain. we are expecting winds minimum

>> reporter: another concern: potential mulled-slides. especially in the mountains where the orphanage is located. the team is ready... preparing to get ready for matthew. >> we are boarding up all of the windows in those areas. we have stocked up on diesel for the generators. >> kris: there are 66 children at the orphanage. including the staff members, there are more than one hundred people taking shelter they have enough food, water, and supplies to last about a week. and they feel safe because the building was built to withstand a 9.0 magnitude earthquake. his concern is with others living nearby. >> most people that i have spoken to, most locals aren't even aware that there is a hurricane coming. they are still living in temporary structures. you know, people are still in tents and tarps. you know, tin shack that is are sort of pieced together. >> kris: so scary to think

haiti will start feeling the major effects of mapt you later tonight. it could last anywhere from 24-36 hours. be sure to keep it here on 7 news for the very latest on hurricane matthew. we will have complete coverage throughout the day, on air, and on-line. also on 7 now: a man called to court after police say he hit a state troop we are his motorcycle. this happened right outside gillette stadium. right after the patriots game yesterday. the trooper rushed to the hospital with some serious injuries. jennifer eagan is live in wrentham with more he latest on this case. jen? >> reporter: chris, the state police captain who the suspect allegedly hit is still in the hospital at this hour. state police say he suffered blunt-force injuries, including serious cuts and bruises to his head. jose perez rodriguez arrived at wrentham district court in a hospital gown and jeans. he should be arraigned momentarily. state police say troopers tried to stop rodriguez because they say he was driving erratically on his

route one. this happened after yesterday's patriots game. rodriguez struck the state police captain who had been directing traffic on route one and was trying to stop rodriguez. rodriguez was treated for his injuries at beth israel, released to state police and brought here to court this morning. again, he is set to be arraigned within the hour. we are live in wrentham, 7 news. >> sarah: now our election countdown. 36 days left in the campaign. donald trump facing new questions today after allegations of sexual harassment set of his tv show "the apprentice." meanwhile, hillary clinton is trying to catch up in ohio as people there prepare for early voting which starts in a few days. here is tracie potts. report tt associated press interviewed 20 people who say there were sexist remarks on the set of the apprentice.

report outlandish, unsubstantiated and totally false. trump is in colorado today. where polls are virtually tied. he is going after clinton's character. >> she should be in prison. i don't even think she is loyal to bill, you want to know the truth. >> reporter: trump defending himself against a "new york times" report showing he declared a $916 million loss in 1995. that could have allowed him to avoid paying federal taxes for >> the reality is he is a genius. don't hate the player. hate the game. >> reporter: trump tweeted he knows tax laws better than anyone who has run for president. early voting starts next week in battleground ohio. donald trump's leading state polls. >> not everyone can march. everyone can talk and reach out. and everyone can vote. >> reporter: hillary clinton is there today, endorsed by lebron james and signing up

clinton's team calls the trump tax returns a bombshell. trump's spokesperson says he has paid millions in taxes. we don't have the returns yet to prove it. nbc news, washington. >> sarah: a vice presidential debate is tomorrow. jonathan hall will have live reports from virginia on 7 news. >> kris: coming up, the latest on the commuter train crash in new jersey. what the engineer is telling investigators abt >> sarah: a scary scene caught on camera. new mexico hot air balloons crashing into some power lines. >> chris: catching some rays o'. >> sunshine today. a gray sky over the weekend. more on the forecast and what to expect over the weekend ahead. >> kris: one man is dead after an officer-involved shooting

>> kris: all right. let's take a look outside. you know it's good when you can finally see the skyline. it's been so gray and gloomy. >> sarah: it was hard to plan stuff this weekend, chris. it was so rainy out. >> chris: you were trying to get out with the kids to go apple-picking. yeah, it was tough. anly on saturday. meantime, we look forward to some sunshine. for at least several days. we want to update you on matthew. category four hurricane here. this is expected to continue its motion off to the north. basically, coming really close to the western edge of haiti and eastern cuba here. then into the bahamas. could be just off the florida and carolina coastline late in the week. where does it go from there? some questions around that in the longer range. whether it tries to scoot up the east coast fairly quickly or if it gets pinned to the south of us, it may eventually get the kickoff to the east. however that, front we are watching that may push it offshore, you know, if it is a little slower, it allows it to

out better for us. regardless, we could get some rain that gets pulled up that front. all right. 67 in boston right now. 69 in norwood. how nice is that after a weekend stuck into the 50's? finally seeing some mild air as well. not a lot of rain to talk about at the moment. however, this afternoon there is enough instability that a few scattered showers, maybe isolated thunderstorms inland, most of it west and north and west of 495 could get going. you could see the concentration of that was across the western half of ne tonight into tomorrow morning, likely, getting a renewed batch of some moisture working in offer the ocean. that will provide some spotty light showers and drizzle late overnight tonight, tomorrow morning. watch this for the afternoon. we start to break back out into some sunshine. that sunshine will hold on strong for several days after that as high pressure dominates. you can see the forecast model here. basically showing you west of 495, north and west of 495, the best chance for showers. more on the forecast. over to danielle.

the chance for any rain will diminish over the next few days. you were talking about the best chance to see any showers this afternoon. maybe also seeing a lingering scattered light shower into tomorrow morning as well. we are drying out, heading into wednesday and thursday. we did start off the month, though, on saturday and sunday. as sarah was mentioning. with some rain. so far this month, we are picked up almost three quarters of an inch of rain. usually, by this time in the month, we don't even have half an inch. we are doing well on average for the month of october. we do see nearly of rain. temperatures this month have been below average as well. our average temperature so far, just above 55 degrees. three degrees below where we should be. to start the month, average highs in the upper 6's. by the end of the month, those average high temperatures will drop down into the upper 50's. going to be nice and fall-like the next couple of days.

weather ahead of us. a little unsettled inland this afternoon. temperatures holding either side of 70. a little cooler along the coast. mostly cloudy tonight. especially after midnight tonight. some patches of fog and areas of drizzle backing on. in that is how we start tomorrow. a little bit cooler. more clouds around. some areas of drizzle in the morning. partly to mostly sunny skies developing by the afternoon. we should hold on to a good deal of that sunshine as we get from tomorrow afternoon all the way through the end of the week. danielle was showing you the mo wednesday, thursday, and friday. the warmest temperatures will be away from the coastline. as we get into the weekend, we have to see where matthew goes. how it interacts with the front. the front is closing in on new england. there is a decent shot of some rain in the air by saturday night into sunday. we will keep an eye on that into the forecast looking forward. guys? >> sarah: a hot air balloon causes major power outages. the hot air balloon landed in

albuquerque, knocking out power to 1 2rx00 customers. parts of the nearby highway were also shut down. as emergency personnel responded to the scene. no one was injured in the crash, though. thankfully. also caught on camera: fast driver in texas narrowly missing a crowd of people. the driver was leaving a coffee and car show in houston. they hit the gas and spun out of control. driving up on to the curb. witnesses say if it wasn't for the curb, stopping the momentum of the car, this incident could have been much worse. >> kris: wow. pretty scary there. still ahead, a collective sigh of relief from rescuers in wisconsin. >>. after they found a missing three-year-old boy safe in a corn field. >> sarah: the red sox and >> sarah: the red sox and their fans with a big send-off special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun.

in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2. for stronger public schools. please vote yes on question 2. in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. to cut college grants, cut medicare. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us.

fenway park. the red sox pulling out all of the stops for big papi. >> big pappy, number 4, david ortiz,. >> reporter: big papi honored before his last regular-season game. the fans at fenway on their feet as the red sox slugger gave a pregame speech. >> i want to thank you guys so much for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to be part of this wonderful organization. >> reporter: with his father by his side, ortiz became emotional as he thanked his late mother. >> i want to thank you, mom, wherever you are. i love you so much. i miss you. >> reporter: a star-studded send-off ceremony complete with former teammates. ortiz presented with the sign for the brookline avenue bridge now named after him. big papi got down on bended knee to thank everyone who has cheered him on during his 14

thank you very much! thank you very much! all of you! thank you! >> you know him. it's all about the team. it is never about him. it is about the team. what they did for shim great. >> he is going to hit some big home runs in the play-offs here. red sox are going to win the world series. you heard it here first. >> reporter: the red sox revealed they will retire number 34. there is more baseball to play. the red sox head into the play-offs now. the first game is away on then the red sox return here to fenway park on sunday. outside fenway park, jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> sarah: coming up on 7 news, the state of rhode island hoping to take part in march madness after the ncaa pulled out of north carolina. >> kris: the season premier of

>> kris: the season premier of saturday night live turned out to be a ratings success. >> my microphone is broken. (laughter) she broke it. with obama. she and obama stole my microphone. they took my microphone to kenya. they broke it. and now it's broken. >> kris: a little presidential power there. helping snl earn its best premier raying in eight years. they started with a ski alex baldwin as donald trump and kate mckinnon as hillary clinton. >> those two are so funny. much more to come on 7 news. including the very latest on hurricane matthew. its impact being felt across the caribbean. >> chris: major hurricane. category four, as we speak. we have some sunshine back in the forecast. more on the details coming up. >> kris: he is back.

how fans are feeling about brady coming back. >> sarah: breaking news. an officer-involved shooting in lynn. one man is dead. we have the very latest coming up. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

>> kris: breaking news. sky 7 over the scene of an officer-involved shooting in lynn. it happened at an apartment building over on lynn shore drive. welcome back to 7 news at noon. i'm kris anderson. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. at this point, one man is dead. let's get right out to kelli o'hara with the very latest. >> reporter: police putting up crime scene tape, wrapping it around the parking lots of this building. you can see that yellow caution tape being wrapped around several cars.

parking garage. that is the focus of the investigation right now. one man is dead after a police-involved shooting. at this condo complex on lynn shore drive. we are told that 911 was called this morning just before 10:00. with reports of a shooting. we are told by one woman who lives here that gunfire exploded on the fifth floor of the bidding. disturbing a very peaceful morning here alongside the water. we are told by several witnesses who live inside the building that a man had a gun and was not cooperating with police when this police cars have been lining this building for several hours as state police along with the lynn police investigate the shooting and interview witnesses. one woman, a witness, taken into custody and we are told by officers on the scene that she was not under arrest. back out here live on lynn shore drive in lynn. you can see policemen wrapping crime scene tape around this building. they investigate the deadly encounter with police. it has left one man dead.

story and bring you the very latest as it happens. >> kris: cheryl fiandaca is learning more about the details involving this shooting here. >> sarah: she joins us live with more on the breaking news. >> reporter: kris and sar remarks police were at the home on lynn shore drive in lynn excuing a search warrant in connection to an armed robbery. now, the armed robbery happened on monday, september 26 in the afternoon. police say the port hole pub was robbed. sources say the well-known restaurant t lynn was robbed in broad daylight at 1:00 in the afternoon. 7 news has learned that at least two suspects came into the restaurant tied up the owner, and the employees. now, this morning lynn police detectives were executing a search warrant at00 lynn shore drive when an officer shot the man who was believed to be the suspect at that location. the massachusetts state police detectives from the essex county district attorney's office are investigating the

shootings. now, sources say the search warrant was for a suspect known to the police at that location. sources say a second suspect was not at that address this morning. in the control room, i'm cheryl fiandaca. >> kris: more breaking news now. the supreme court rejecting whitey bulger's appeal of his racketeering conviction. the court has declined to hear bulger's appeal, leaving in place his convictions for his role in 11 murders and many other crimes. the 87-year-old bulger was a fugitive for 17 years until a jury convicted him two years later. >> sarah: this is a huge day for pats fans. tb 12's suspension is over. quarterback tom brady will be rejoining the team following his four-game suspension. and he was already back in action yesterday, throwing some passes in brookline. this is... thanks for staying with us for 7 news at noon, everybody. i'm sarah french. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. obviously, the team is looking to move forward after four weeks without tom brady.

sightings yet at gillette stadium today. the head coach bill belichick had this to say during th morning during his monday morning conference call. >> it is great to have tom and rob back. i mean, i can't tell you... i can't answer the question. i haven't seen it... it would be pure speculation. it is good to have them back. >> kris: well, it is goods to have them back, right? julian edelman taking time on twitter to sum things up with one simple word. you see it there. hash tagee victoria warren has more now on what the fans are saying. >> reporter: shining on gillette stadium. >> the lion comes out of the cage today. i'm looking forward to games going forward. >> i think tom is going to come back and destroy everybody. tom brady is back in foxboro. his suspension is history. sunday he was spotted throwing passes near his home. his return coming not a moment too soon. especially after sunday's shutout against the bills. >> it would be great to have

you know, to get back in and get in sink. fans excited to see brady connect with edelman and rob gronkowski. still, all things considered, they feel good about the start of the season. >> i was still kind of excited that they went 3-1. they had the third-string quarterback. they were still able to go 3-1. that was pretty remarkable. >> reporter: if fans never hear the words "deflate gate" again... >> th w this comes the official end of the 21-month ordeal that we know as deflate-gate. brady asked the players association to drop their appeal. victoria warren, 7 news. >> kris: all right. you will want to stay with 7 for tom brady's return to the field. we will be live from cleveland this weekend. live reports start on saturday. >> sarah: hurricane matthew,

hurricane now hitting parts of the caribbean with wind speeds of 140 miles per hour. moving north at six miles per hour. the storm now 1800 miles from boston. in jail,... in jamaica, streets are flooded. rain started to come down on sunday. people tried to push their cars through the streets as the water continued to rise. up to 20 inches of rain could quickly fall. and that storm still strengthening. haiti. are the rainfall totals so high because of how slow it is moving? >> that, too. and the mountainous terrain. we are expecting 15-25 inches in the mountainous terrain there. locally, up to 40. just because of the sheer mass of tropical moisture that has to work on through. wind speeds right now, as sarah mentioned, 140 miles an hour. you can see on the satellite presentation, how all of these

from the center of circulation. there is plenty of rain well away from the center here. now, you get close to the center of circulation, that eye of the hurricane on the eye wall, especially eastern eye wall, that is where you get your strongest wind. if you are going to take the brunt of those winds, you put that right over the western edges of haiti here. and then right over the eastern edge of cuba. as we go down the line here. this is mostly tonight and tomorrow morning across haiti. tomorrow afternoon, across portions of cuba into tomorrow night. then you get f line here, and what does it do? how close to the united states does this come? it is going to carve a path through the bahamas and may come closer here. if there is any indication of a model change since yesterday, some models today have been edging this farther off to the west. the national hurricane center has included the east coast of florida, georgia, and the carolina coastline in that forecast. it will likely stay an intense hurricane as it works its way

now, the models diverge once we get beyond thursday, friday, of this week here. some of them saying yup, it's fast enough. it is going to track up the coast. others say, well, it slows down here for a little while. then it slides off to the southeast. it is too early to say. the full impact or lack thereof across new england here next weekend. the timing of it, if we do get impacted by it, with at least some rainfall, would likely be saturday night or sunday. the key to the track is how strong the ridge of high pressure and the interaction with the cold front. there is lots to keep in mind here as we go through the forecast period into the weekend. guys? >> kris: the 25-year-old motorcyclist who police say hit a state trooper after yesterday's patriots game was called to court today. jose perez rodriguez of everett arrived in the courthouse in wrentham in a hospital gown where he was set to face charges. police say that perez-rodriguez was driving away from troopers who tried

he then allegedly hit this trooper in the parking lots. the trooper is still in the hospital today but is expected to be okay. >> sarah: now the deadly commuter crash in new jersey. federal investigators questioning the engineer about that crash. federal investigators say the engineer has no memory of thursday's crash. which killed one person and injured more than a hundred others. the engineer says he was well-rested and his cell phone was turned off. he says he even tested the brakes before leaving the station, remembers waking up on the floor of the train. authorities also announced sunday that one of the event recorders recovered from the train wasn't functional. officials are hoping the second o'feint recorder in the front car was working. they haven't been able to find it yet because the front car is still covered in debris. >> kris: kim kardashian has left paris after she was reportedly robbed at gunpoint. this happened sunday night at her hotel in paris. her spokesperson says two armed men dressed as police officers confronted her inside

the robbers allegedly tied her up fbs and escaped with more than $10 million in jewelry. kardashian is reportedly badly shaken up but physically unharmed. her husband kanye west getting the news in the middle o'. >> a concert last night. >> i'm sorry. this is a family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> kris: you saw what happened there. west left the stage immediately. in the wake of the news. the mayor of paris defending the work of paris police officers, and the security of public places in the city. >> sarah: more news today: rhode island hoping to host the march madness games. once again, the governor hoping providence will be selected to replace charlotte, north carolina as the site for some of the first and second-round games. last month, the ncaa announceed it would pull all events from the state of north carolina due to a law that permits discrimination against the lgbt community.

corn field after disappearing for nearly 24 hours. can you imagine? more than 400 volunteers helped search for the boy after he wandered away from his home saturday afternoon. the boy was shaken up but is expected to be okay. >> didn't even register really how amazing it was. just glad that he was sitting up. i asked my wife if she thought i should come this morning, if they need any help. i came right away. police are still investigating exactly what happened. >> kris: such a relief for his parents. still ahead, hand cuffed and hauled often in a police cruiser. this 102-year-old woman getting her unusual birthday wish granted. we will explain. >> chris: mild air now. we have some sunshine.

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>> kris: 12:44. you can see the buildings and the bridge. it has been a slate of gray gloom. >> sarah: i kept thinking i was going to go apple-picking. no. it was too gross. >> chris: i said go apple-picking on a rainy day. you don't have to fight the crowds out there. i like your thinking, anderson. 67 degrees in boston right now. east wind at six miles an hour. you even have to squint. what is that? sunshine now.

fitchburg. 70 in plymouth. add a couple more here. we will hold close in the upper 6's to lower 70's. soaking rain over the weekend for some of us. orleans picked up over three inches of rain. same case in nantucket. holliston, an inch and a half. beneficial inch. or at least close it to in boston. you get out to worcester. and locations north and west. you know, not so much in terms of the appreciable rain. enough low-level moisture to keep it wet. radar mostly quiet right now. in fact, you have seen the sunshine out there. you have had quite a few brea the atmosphere. you are popping some scattered showers across vermont and out through the berkshires. the brunt of the activity through the day will be west of 495. so any of these mid to late afternoon showers that form tend to favor locations away from the coastline. we will likely see a few of them out there. then across southwestern new hampshire, western worcester county, western new england, wouldn't be surprised to see a rumble of thunder. high pressure nosing its way in. this is going to set up shop

drizzle that we have tomorrow morning, yields to partly sunny skies in the afternoon. the high builds over us, some good-looking days ahead of us. wednesday, thursday, and into friday. now, we get into the weekend. we have so watch what matthew does. matthew right now, powerful category four. this is moving off to the north and likely going between haiti and cuba here. over the next 24-48 hours. then into the bahamas and then eventually off to the southeastern united states coastline. including in the track forecasted con more particularly, may be prone to this. the carolina coastline. where it goes from there, we will have to keep an eye on. that the highest rain chance today will be inland. for more on the forecast, over to danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris. as we head into the rest of the week, things dry out. we did start off the month, as you guys were talking about, with some rain over the weekend. and so far this month, we have actually picked up almost three-quarters of an inch of rain. on average, we do have less than half an inch by this time in the month.

of october, we pick up almost four ijs of rain. and last month, we didn't do that. last year, in october, we were over two inches below average in the rainfall department. as far as temperatures, we actually are starting the month off below average as well. and our average high temperature to start the month, near 70 in the upper 6's. by the end of the month, those average high temperatures dropping down into the upper 50's. and those overnight lows going to be averaging down in the low 40's by the fall-like out there. as we head into the middle of the week, going to feel nice. tomorrow, low 60's. then wednesday and thursday, bumping the temperatures back up to upper 60's and low 70's. for the rest of the forecast, back to you. >> chris: all right. some nice fall weather at times over the next several days. danielle, 67-71. even a few towns, 72-73 inland this afternoon. a couple of pop-up 3s showers developing inland as well.

especially midnight. a murky start in the morning. partly to mostly sunny skies by mid to late afternoon. we start to drive in. high pressure, 61-65. it will be a cooler day on tuesday. as danielle was showing you, it warms right back up to end the week. the timing of any impact for us will likely be on sda so six, seven days out. plenty of time to watch it. guys? guys? >> s in new hampshire, guys? >> s maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? voted to cut college grants, cut medicare. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers

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off to the east. and south of us. we take a look at the forecast. any potential impacts won't likely be until, you know, saturday night into sunday. we will have to watch matthew over the weekend. other than that, we enjoy a nice stretch of weather that begins tomorrow afternoon after some morning clouds and some drizzle. you break out of the pattern once again. and we have a lot of sunshine wednesday, thursday, friday. even much of saturday right now. i would tend to that that is on the dry side. temperatures back into the low 70's. warmest away from the coast. >> kris: that will do it for us here on 7 news at noon. >> sarah: have a great afternoon, everybody. you take a live look over boston. what a beautiful day. look at those blue skies. get out and enjoy it if you can.

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