northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. and that is tomorrow morning. they will be widespread and even at that, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, pockets, rain, southern maine into boston and metro west and into the south shore. cape and islands to lake and mid-morning. the rest of the day is dry. we'll dodge some drops tomorrow morning and late-day sunshine in northern massachusetts. a weak area of high pressure is building in, too, and sunday is a drier day overall and in terms of the fact that the sun is out, the dew points are going to drop and looks like it will be dry from start to finish and more normal in terms of temperatures into the upper 40s both weekend days. no 40s today, though, and into the 60s with the southwest wind and that is active about continue to 20 miles an hour and either side to 60 degrees and keane to fitchburg and topping off shy of records and the city of boston, 72 and 65 in taunton this afternoon. around 60 and the cape. a chance of a shower overnight and pretty mile, too, around 50 and tomorrow, and steady -- steady into the u

some filtered sunshine in the morning especially heading into northern massachusetts and vermont. the rain will begin to increase from south to north. pretty wet commute. areas of heavy rain up through tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. wet tuesday night and maybe good sleeping weather if you have the windows open just a touch. some areas of rain lingering and drizzling, but in terms of the impact on commuter cast tomorrow evening and wednesday morning both feeling a little as that starts to wrap up and bring in the strong winds and northeasterly winds by wednesday, by dinner time tomorrow into the cape and nantucket. and the storms are reaching a more mature phase. also inlands the winds will not be nearly as much of an issue, but no damage expected. we have winds advisories out in north shore, peek gust 40 to 50 miles per hour again late tuesday night and into wednesday. veterans day itself hour-by- hour looks like a pretty chilly and raw day. temperatures will hold in the 40s, plus there will be a lot of wind. but you will need the rain gear if you are heading out to meet tho

futurecast because we will hang on to partly sunny skies at noontime, and it will continue across northern massachusetts, central massachusetts, southern new hampshire, and those are locations that we can possibly have a spot shower pop up in time for the evening commute. so we will be watching for one or two of those showers. honestly showers peppered on nothing widespread that kevin lemanowicz will be watching for you here starting at 5 p.m. even into the evening hours, slight risk of a passing shower slight risk of a passing shower. even snowflakes popping up far north and west into southern vermont, southwestern new hampshire, western massachusetts. those are mostly going to be just in the form of some flurries late tonight. the rest of the area of boston, you likely stay dry. even if you do get a temperature in, not a chance it will stick to the ground in boston. so overall temperatures today end up rising into the upper 50s from boston and malden at 57 to 59 in cambridge and watertown and brookline and milton at 58 degrees. the excepting to the rule end up being central massachusetts where tempera

southern new hampshire, northern massachusetts. and then the rest of the day tomorrow during the afternoon is going to be dry, but the clouds will remain. sunday a little area of high pressure builds in, so it will be a brighter day overall and a dry one with temperatures in the upper 40s. so let's get a little bit closer here. after midnight, really the predawn hours that areas of rain move in. i'd say the wettest period is from 6:00 a.m. to about noontime tomorrow. so you'll want the umbrella with you. notice 9:00 a.m. pockets of rain all across southern new england will tend to taper during the midday and afternoon. the clouds a little bit stubborn after that. wouldn't be surprise to see a break or two of sunshine tomorrow before the sun sets across the interior. so mainly cloudy overnight tonight, chance of a shower towards the predawn, kind of mild, 50 degrees and highs tomorrow will be in the upper 40s to low 50s, pretty similar on sunday, though we may be a few degrees cooler than high temperatures tomorrow. accuweather seve

seeing some very light and drizzle still in southern parts of new hampshire working its way to northern massachusetts. it could still be damp a little bit longer. there really is only a narrow break in the clouds and i'm not because we may not be able to get rid of the low-level break but the next system, which is a potent one in the middle of the country, you can see that swirl with snow on the west side and some severe weather on the east side, we're going to be on the east side of it but it will not be as potent coming through here night. probably a round of showers for expect. clouds look like they are going to hold for the most part tonight into tomorrow and then we'll await the arrival of the showers. the first band could move in, in the afternoon, even early afternoon in some spots, especially to the west and then there will be some more showers after that. it doesn't look like a major rainmaker but we'll have a few showers at times tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. then we're going to get into this little sliver of clearing for the first half of friday and it will be comparatively mild

the rest of the day is mostly dry and some breaks of sunshine, and into northern massachusetts before the sun sets. sunday, a brighter day overall and that ridge of high pressure is building in and running in the upper 40s for both saturday and sunday and high temperatures today, 60s. 63 in boston. the record is 72 and look at this. southwest new hampshire and worcester hills. low to mid-60s, plymouth to topop and cape and the islands and stay mild overnight to 50 degrees and chill yesterday on monday. and the next chance of rain comes in early on wednesday. >> and thank you. >>> and taking a live welling at the morning and this is eastbound. not a lot of traffic and as we look at the westbound side, more of the same and not a lot of people on the road this morning and they're -- adventurous arality the store. >> yeah. >> and i couldn't believe it. he texted me. what are you doing? >> buy you something. >>> and a check of the top stories this morning. a new video to show you. a black friday shopper. they got crowded and crazy at a wal-mart near atlanta overnight. take a look. dozens o

also in keene and winchester, pushing into the northern half of massachusetts. bigger picture shows more showers still to our west that will gradually push through later today. hour by hour timing, i want to start you off here. most of the showers in the northern and eastern half of massachusetts, but then by noon today, those showers spreading all across the state. even reaching the island. as the system continues to push southward, three o'clock p.m., start to dry things out and we're done with the rain by 7:00 p.m. gradual clearing as well with a few lingering clouds. overnight tonight, you can almost completely clear skies and by 7:00 a.m., that will help reduce temperatures into the upper 20s. projected rain fall through this evening, not much. maybe a trace of rain to a quarter of an inch of rain. not a huge weather event for us, but we could use the rain. seven-day forecast, a brighter day with had 4 degrees. cooling off by monday with a high of 38. tuesday 46. wednesday up to 53. chance for rain again wednesday into thursday, too. thursday and friday high

we do have mainly clear skies, except for clouds here, northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. there is a cold front backing up across the region today, so, expect clouds to nill at times and then the sun back out. the planner goes this way, no weather-related issues. sunrise in a half an hour from now. 6:36. 56 by lunchtime, a couple of clouds and northwest breeze today, 5 to 15 miles per hour. we should be in the low 50s for highs this time of the year. so it's going to be above average. 50 with mostly clear skies for the ride home. and a sunset at 4:21. we're quiet the next couple of days, then changes come into now, hi, robi. >> hi, danielle. plenty of slowdowns in the city now. 128 southbound, you're stop and go. logan express to the split. route 3 is slug your between union street and the split. we have an accident in needham, 128 northbound after highland avenue. the left lane is closed there. 93 southbound has two slow pockets now between 110 and concord road. and between 128 and spot pond. chris and kathryn? >> thank you, robi. >>> breaking news into the wbz newsroom.

northern massachusetts and a little bit of partial sun. 45 degrees in boston now. check this out. most of the day features clouds. but dry weather in boston. starting after about 2 p.m. though, we will have to be on the lookout for a couple of spot showers. temperatures work their way into the middle 50s in and around boston and will end up being upper 50s in lawrence and bedford and fitchburg. nashua new hampshire 59 degrees nashua new hampshire 59 degrees. 59 in norwood. 50 in new bedford. the cape and the ayelands. the best bet for those showers and you can see by lunchtime, already moving toward the cape and islands. that is the best chance for lunchtime rain, but in time for the evening commute is going to be up to the mass pike with spot showers, and not wide spot showers, and not widespread rain there, but wide widespread rain there, but widespread rain certainly possible the cape and islands. rain during the daylight hours. by 10:00, it by 10:00, this is the moment. this is the hour that i think we all need to be prepared for the widespread rain moving in after 10 p.m. con

now moving in to northern massachusetts. and all this is shifting to the south. as we head through the day. it's associated with a cold front that is going to bring down much colder air from canada it is an area of low pressure out to the midwest providing some wintery weather for parts of kansas, oklahoma and texas. luckily for us, this is just in the form of some rain. so as we go through the morning hours, notice what happens. showers blossom by about 9:00 especially, i think, north of the mass pike. after that, south and east of the mass pike, you get in on the action by about lunchtime. it continues through mid afternoon before winding down by this evening. and the other big thing is the temperatures. even though we're in the 50's, you're going to see those temperatures drop through the merrimack valley. by 6:00 tonight already in the low 40's. so it's a chilly day on tap. we'll talk about just how long this cold air will stick around for ahead. antoinette. antoinette: danielle, thank you. we're following breaking news out of colorado this morning where thre

but watch how this sinks into southern new hampshire, northern massachusetts, the north shore, a couple of showers still back here in the southern flank of the front and coming through boston, mostly dry. there will just be scattered showers by the time that front gets here. we'll definitely clear out behind the front. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast with your weekend always in view. temperatures spiking on friday. friday is the day that's most likely to see the record high temperatures coming our way. 63, so much cooler coming up on saturday and then sunday, 53 for a high temperature, but at gillette stadium at 1:00 p.m., 40 degrees at kickoff with lots gust to as high as 20 miles per hour during the course of that game. >> it has happened 24 times before, but getting named player of the week never gets old, even for tom brady and what effect did chris kelly's injury have. a devastating blow for one of sports next. there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosur

southwest, into our area, into the low and mid 70's north shore, back here through southern massachusetts, and into northern portions of massachusetts, northern middlesex county. out to worcester county, elevation will keep you cooler, but still upper 60's to low 70's for you. we'll n chasing the records for sure at the worcester airport and at logan, which are the official reporting stations for such things. a lot of clouds hanging around on saturday, because that front is stalled just to our south, that's the part it's playing in the forecast for your weekend. more sun the farther north and west you go and i nasal spray forward this in to sunday morning, you see the green that shows up here, winds are blowing from the northwest and i think futurecast is trying to tell us the potential for ocean effect showers hitting cape cod. of course, temperatures getting chilly by then. it will stay just mild enough they wouldn't be snowflakes, but we'll watch that. this is your seven-day forecast, your weekend always in vie. 76 is what i'm forecast for tomorrow. the record for boston stands at 73, set in 1959, i thin

we'll show those showers concentrating along the new southern parts of new hampshire and northern parts of massachusetts here. heavier pocket of rain there in concord, but those thunderstorms expected or anything like that, just few rain drops throughout the course of this afternoon. and we have more rain to get through in your hour-by-hour forecast. we'll go through 1 p.m. showers dotted all across the landscape here. very hit or miss in nature, but those temperatures continue to fall. mid to lower 40s by 6 p.m. at that time the rain is all out of here, and then we have cooler temperatures on the way. coming ip in just a bit, when we'll have 30s for those highs in your 7 day. carrie. >> all right. pamela, thank you. >>> new this morning, we have learned the police officer killed in a shooting at a planned parenthood clinic grew up in massachusetts. the boston globe reports 44-year-old garrett swazey was raised in melrose but moved to colorado to train as a professional figure skater before eventually becoming a police officer. first to respond to the clinic arooifg just a few minutes after the first re

right now 54 in worcester, warm start to the day and 30s in southern new hampshire or 40s in northern massachusetts. mild but also a little bit foggy down southeastern massachusetts, dense fog advisory has been canceled early. we are not seeing dense fog but we have a little bit of patchy fog new bedford, plymouth, norwood, even up to lawrence in keene, new hampshire. you will find a couple pockets of it on the road this morning. next two hours on 9:00 a.m. evening out in the upper 50s. by noon time today upper 60s, jump by another 10 and then into the afternoon. there are the 70s, my friends, skies. into the afternoon expect the clouds to start to increase, highs from 66 to 74 , i will break down the hot spots coming up but now send you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic and i know at this point you're keeping a close eye on the volume. >> julie: yes, i am, especially on route 1 in saugus, show you pictures in just a moment and first take a wider view seeing slowing on 93 south right after you crossover 495 and then on route 1 in saugus average speeds 10 miles per hour and take a l

. >> you told me you filled 11,000 jobs in new hampshire and northern massachusetts since the inception of your company. i'm proud of. >> jason alexander, managing partner and co-founder of bank w holdings based here in bedford. >> right, thank you. >> thank you. >> and nice company to work for. if you want to see that interview again as part of it, go to wmur.com, click on news and then click on prime company. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch nine forecast. >> speaking of flying, we're starting off with clouds, cloudy in littleton, 39 degrees. that's a far cry from where you were yesterday. yesterday, you were at 22. it got lighter earlier, but that means it will get darker this afternoon according to the clock. 5:39 with sunset. concord. 4:38 today. don't let that catch you off guard. you've got to factor in. it gets sooner all of a sudden. there is a look at your temperatures, northern new hampshire. as high as the upper 40's in part of southern new hampshire, 49 degrees in portsmouth. 48 in manchester and keene and that's 5 to 15 degrees or more higher than it

also through southern new hampshire and the northern tier of massachusetts. look at the southwest. look at the heavier rains. along the new jersey /pennsylvania border. this tra/ skwrebg/ treu/ will push it toward southern new england. that's what i expect to have to happen. this is the rain we are talking about. the heaviest along the coast, stay heaviest along the coast, staying well to our south. later on. it will not be the worst of what we have seen. let's take you through 7:00 and watch how the heavy rain coming into new england during the 9:00 hour. especially in western massachusetts. we'll be tracking that later on tonight, the back edge getting into western mass already by 1:30 in wofter by 3:00 in the morning and coming toward boston during the morning drive. we'll be talking about some of the heaviest rain coming through in time for you to go to work and school. there is still plenty to go through before the storm system moves out. i'll show you what the weekend is looking like behind the storm system. >>> police say this man broke into an amory and stole high-powered g

northern mass. central massachusetts. and boston still bright. southeast massachusetts tapping into the sunshine. until we hit, let's say, 2:00 or beyond. when we have off and on clouds across the area. also when we have the best chance for some of these widely scattered showers. straight into the evening commute as well as friday night plans. so be advised couple of spots will end up with showers passing not everybody. they are hit or miss. and then things cool down. so especially after midnight. we start to see some snow on the map. mostly southern vermont. hampshire. some getting into worcester. those will be the first. not making a snow map. just flurries in the forecast. you can see we have that much cooler air far north and west of boston. even if we have flurries passing through, they will not be able to stick. so wind advisory going into effect this morning. continuing until tomorrow morning. because strongest winds for cape and island are sustained 20-to-30. gusting up to 50. this is the weekend forecast. both saturday and sunday high. for cape. middle 40s tomorrow. sunday. and we have a

by friday evening, we'll be watching this front and tracking it in to massachusetts, northern worcester county, southern new hampshire and then they seem to fizzle out for the most part. the north shore getting a few of those. the front. seven day forecast, with your weekend always in view, shows you how warm we'll get. focus on thursday, friday, first of all, because in these couple of days, temperatures will be very close to record levels. tomorrow's records for boston 73. and i just don't -- yeah, 79 and 73 if boston and worcester. both set in 1994. i don't think we'll get to 79 or 73 in those two towns. friday 73 and 70 and a more likely day to hit record high temperatures and look how much cooler it gets in weekends. we'll examine that closely coming up. >> elizabeth: needham is saying goodbye to a town institution. the town is buying a ten acres owens poultry farm for $6.5 million. a town meeting on monday overwhelmingly approved that purchase. needham plans to build a new elementary school to replace the old and overcrowded hillside school. owen's poultry started 80 years ago, wh

highlight sun to start, scattered clouds and the afternoon especially northern mass, southern new hampshire, central massachusetts and boston ends up mostly sunny and you can see the rule today end up being lower 40s from boston and malden at about 42 to quincy at 43, brookline 42, dedham 43, newton 42 and end up cooler stuff like worcester at only 39 today, 40 in keene and orange, 42 in lauren up to portsmouth, new hampshire, 41 in plymouth, 43 in norwood and about 42 in hyannis later today. tonight the few clouds that we do see come on through actually end up dissipating and with clear skies we expect big cooldown boston back down to freezing at 32 , it is going to end up being 20s here into the burbs overnight and then for tomorrow we bounce back into the middle 40s from 45 in boston to 46 in framingham, 47 in lawrence, 46 in plymouth. so we got the cool sunny set-up for the day tomorrow, into thursday the changes start if you're looking for a warm-up get excited because thanksgiving is going to bring in more clouds but it is also going to help bump temperatures all the way into the 50s and hold off until late

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there's the band of clouds from northern new york into far eastern massachusetts, so the clouds do shift through today, but overall, it's a quiet start to the week. temperatures in the mid-50s. a bit above average for this time of the year today. high pressure building out of eastern canada, too, will today, tomorrow and on wednesday. we don't get any wet weather that would arrive until thursday, late in the day, but the same front that's going to bring us showers by later on thursday will be responsible for severe weather the next few days in the central part of the look out for that. tornados likely along with damaging wind gusts from the gulf coast back to the plains. for us, though, 55 to 60 today. not too bad, right? tonight will be cold, so this morning is in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow, it's 20s and 30s. 35 in boston, but most of our suburbs back into the 20s with clear skies tonight and high temperatures tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees cooler. only 45 to 50 degrees for most of us. wednesday, around 50 with late- day clouds moving in. thursday, those clouds thicken, we get a chance of sho

here by noontime, we already have clouds moving on in, especially into northern mass, southern new hampshire, central massachusetts. turning partly to possibly mostly cloudy by lunchtime today. hanging onto a bit more sunshine southeastern massachusetts and ends up being my brightest spot of the day. we have got on and off clouds in the afternoon with the potential of producing a couple of showers. this is going to be very limited wet weather today. the showers are going to be few and far between. but they are going to be hit or miss style, so we all need to be on alert for the afternoon and evening showers. 8 p.m. with future cast and a couple of those lingering showers. the cooler air coming into play, and start seeing a switch vermont, into the berkshires, and those are the more likely areas to see some flurries, and i can see a couple of them reach being worcester over to possibly nashua. watch out for that tonight. for today, we have 57 in boston. 58 in beverly and plymouth. 58 in bedford. nashua gets to 57 degrees. only 52 in worcester. the higher up in elevation you go, the cooler it is both today and tonig

so clouds in western massachusetts, already there, in northern new england as well, through southern vermont hand getting into southwest new hampshire. mostly clear in eastern new england, at least for the time being. we await this front, it has a lot of severe weather moving through georgia right now, they're tracking it down there at our sister station in atlanta, all pushing off toward the east, so we'll watch this front come our way and same front that's produced tornadoes the last couple of days and the blizzard conditions behind it out there in colorado, and then the rocky mountains. these are the clouds that will be over us first thing in the morning. mostly cloudy skies when you wake up. not so much rain. a couple of showers in learning new england, but through the morning hours, there will be only a couple of showers popping up in the central and eastern massachusetts and new england. most of the activity again saying after to the north and west, closer to where that front s. the front will get here, but it's going to be tomorrow night. notice the showers starting to evening

massachusetts and showers on the way. tracking these. coming through southern vermont. some of these are heaviest too as they cross the mass border toward north adams. this line of showers extends from northern new hampshire, all the way back through western massachusetts, into the hudson valley of new york and it's moving off toward the east at 50 miles per hour. pittsfield by 5:30 p.m. keene, just after 5:30 p.m. manchester, around 6:20 p.m., to nashua by 6:30 p.m. evening. assuming they all hold together, all indications are these storms want to continue to weaken hand no matter what, it's a thin line of showers coming on through. not all of you will get one when they do come on by, but the cooler air is going to start to work on in. the temperatures that you have outside right now, better enjoy it. check this out. 70 winthrop. 71 boston. that's ride now. these aren't the high temperatures for the day. that's a temperature right now. out to worcester, i told you, tied a record at 70 degrees at the airport. down into 60's in knows towns. holden, 68. lempster at 68 out there in worcester county. to the north shore, temperatures still holding on to around 70 degrees. ipswich, beautiful day a

massachusetts. but we have become partly cloudy in northern mass. southern new hampshire. central western massachusetts. into the afternoon we go. and you will see blips of green passing through. that would be the slight risk for a shower. and i word it like that. because there will be a couple of showers around. but the chance in any one particular town or city is pretty low because of the widely scattered nature of the showers. straight into the evening hours. and you can see it cools down enough that we see a switchover to some snowflakes and flurries, especially outside of 495 overnight tonight. but high temperatures today get in the upper 50s. we have 30s back tonight. best chance for flurries up to southern vermont out to berkshires. some of them sneaking toward worcester and fitchburg and nashua. even if we had a flurry overnight in boston it would not stick. wind advisory for cape and islands today and tomorrow morning. and because west winds 20-to-30 miles an hour. will gust as high as 40. temperature wise tomorrow for cape and islands i have highs in the 40s. foll

massachusetts as well. the city of worcester right in the middle here but we're seeing downpours in douglas over to grafton and heavy rain showing up as well. points north of there in northern worcester county. live stormtracker shows. he practice with heavy rain and billerica seeing lighter but steadier rain. heavy rain from manchester and south along 93. rodchester massachusetts right here. right on 495 now. you can still see some more develop. seeing some out in cape cod too. you'll see out near province town, just about to come onshore, some heavy downpours here, too. and i had a tweet come at me from a fellow out in stir bridge telling me low visibility, heavy rain when he was driving through it. so be aware if you're going out tonight these showers will be offshore in a hour to an hour and a half. clouds just about offshore and drying out through southern new england. we'll see the clouds start to build during the middle of the day, especially to the west of boston out through worcester and here come some showers starting to pop especially in the elevations tomorrow afternoon. these temperatures will drop back into the 40s overnight tonight with some 50s in southeaste

northern new england. locally again, dry forecast here from southern new hampshire down to massachusetts. rhode island and connecticut. and we will start off the weekend here with cloud cover on saturday morning. we gradually clear out. and it cools down big time. seven-day forecast with the weekend in view up right now. 48 degrees on saturday. and, i think, that's for some of you, that might even be a bit high. worcester 41. 47 in box borough. 41 in nashua. and lower 50s are back on sunday along with brighter skies. back to you guys. >> anchor: 10 minutes until the top of the hour. no need to smell like bug spray away. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. >> anchor: a major retailer now said a picture in holiday catalog was in poor taste. bloomingdales said this image was inappropriate. the picture showed a machine and woman with words "pike your

day ahead and see clouds on and off through areas like southeastern massachusetts rhode island and connecticut and suablely less northern mass and southern new hampshire. high temperatures though as we get into the afternoon and boston itself going to go through about 60 , same in malden, 61 in quincy brookline, cambridge, watertown, arlington and newton and 62 in dedham and cool spots for today will end up being central massachusetts with only upper 50s in northborough and worcester, rutland over to areas like gardner, athol, farve gets into the lower 60s and find that there are a lot of lower 60s on the map, framingham at 61 and 61 in lawrence, 61 in norwood and 60 manchester, new hampshire and even 60 down to hyannis here. so a good-looking good good feeling dade and 30s inland, upper 30s and 40s at the coastline here, so this isn't the coldest morning we have had by any means. this is going to be cool but not cold and i think that's going to sum up most mornings coming into town here in this upcoming week. 69 in norwood tomorrow, 68 in lawrence and fitchburg and manchester, new hampshire, 66 in boston, warm-up is ju

partly cloudy forecast north and ends up being mostly sunny northern mass and north shore up to even portions of north central massachusetts, southern new hampshire, southern vermont looking nice and bright and beautiful for this thursday. definitely definitely warm as well and see by 6:00 p.m. we are still keeping it partly cloudy and dry. rain risk really isn't coming into play in southeastern massachusetts until way later today. high temperatures though do make it into the lower 70s in several spots including ashland at 70, framingham 71 and holliston 71 and norwood 71 and into the merrimac valley as well if you find similar temperature readings 71 in reading and lawrence and haverhill, methuen, over to lowell, billerica and 70 this afternoon and we are at 69 in plymouth, 71 in boston, 68 in worcester and middle 60s down across the cape. tonight though 50s. this is when we hit rock bottom tomorrow morning upper 50s. this is going to be so warm even a little bit sticky as you get up on friday morning, friday afternoon, like today lots of these lower 70s, even go as high as 74 in lawrence for tomorrow and fog and showers

northern new england. through 8:30 in the morning. by lunchtime a few more in western massachusetts still fairly dry in eastern new england. a couple of sprinkles popping up for your lunch hour. most of will you stay dry. on the way home most of you are staying dry but more scattered showers that are moving in more numerous showers that will come across. it's really a night that all of us get soaking wet. this is 9:00 tomorrow night the rain moving through western massachusetts into southern vermont into new hampshire. worcester county just getting into it. but, look at the heavy rain right along the front. the orange, the red showing up in here that's when you can get an embedded thunderstorm right at the front as it cuts across. this moves through overnight back edge in worcester by 3:30 by boston at 6:00 in the morning were by friday morning shiri will be tracking this. this all shifts offshore by about 11:00 in the morning. let's talk about rain amounts. this takes you right up through midnight tomorrow night or just after. about a third of an inch in worcester. a little more ou

northern extent of 495. through the next couple of hours, the focus shifts with the heaviest rain into easternmost massachusetts. we will see the steady rain shift offshore midday. there could be pockets of missed and drizzle near the coast line. temperatures throughout the day, they do not change. notice the wind out of the northeast. 15 to 20 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory up until 7:00 this evening. it is a wet and windy , raw start start to the commute. so far, we are doing ok. watching a disabled car inside it will be slow. ruth three northbound, expect a little bit of a delay. because of the rain. no major concerns down 93 out of new hampshire. trains and buses on schedule. emily: right now the investigation is underway after a plane slams right into a neighborhood. this morning nine people are , confirmed dead. s erika tarantal is tracking new information as it comes in. erika: that plane crashed right into an ohio apartment building and you can see the results. what we don' t know is why. all of this happening about two miles from the akron airport where it was supposed to land. the flames are

can you clearly see the northern movement of them, groton, connecticut, and rhode island, those will continue to push in orderward into massachusetts overnight and that's what it looks like on futurecast, the clouds coming on in. cloudy skies at times, also be some places where it's clear and where the skies are clear, your temperatures will drop in to the 20's tonight. the rest of you clouds, 30's out on cape cod. just depends on how many clouds move over your town. can't tell you which towns will have the thickest cloud could have. here's what it looks like on satellite-radar here but go to the west looking for a storm. this looks like there's moisture gathering in the middle of the country and indeed, there will be a storm, but what's leftover of that specific storm producing the snow continues to wane. snow out in the ski conditioned areas out to the west. they're happy about that. this is is the stormiest thanksgiving, it's going to be billowing up, a lot of heavy rain, heavy snow on the back side of it and ice in between. a mess in part of the midwest from this storm system, not so much in indiana, ohio and kentucky, but back

northern new hampshire. speed and alcohol were likely both factors. >>> police are looking for three puppies stolen from a kennel over the weekend in massachusetts. someone broke in in the middle of the night. the puppies are all microchipped. they hope to track them down. sean: coming up, there have been incredible advances in bionics and prosthetics. now a 10-year-old boy wow, that is good delicious introducing milkwise original with 46% fewer calories, 33% less sugar, and 50% more calcium than 2% milk it's great taste and better nutrition new milkwise there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the right here. america's largest live-donor liver transplant program... right now. and quality outcomes among the nation's best... the right outcomes... for who matters most. lahey hospital and medical center specializing in you. kevin: monday morning, november 2nd. sunshine in the northern areas. the farther north you go, extra clouds and maybe even a shower. day today. a warming trend for the week. e it -- the details coming

heroin is coming from mexico, across the southern border into the united states, into massachusetts and up into northernn, unfortunately, we're out of time. we have so little time. give us a sense how big a problem this is in your state, new hampshire. >> in new hampshire we've had 295 deaths, heroin-related deaths so far just this year and we're only into november. we've had a doubling of the deaths over the last decade as well as a doubling of the narcan use, doubling of admissions. 90,000 arrests for heroin and opiate abuse. this is an epidemic in new hampshire and an epidemic across the country. >> unbelievable. such a small state, too. thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next chicago schools creating lesson plans on laquan mcdonald's shooting after authorities release this had dramatic dash cam video. is this something that ought to be covered in the classroom? str, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of peopl

northern new hampshire. fish and game officers say speed and alcohol were likely both factors. police are looking for three puppies stolen from a kennel in massachusetts. someone broke in in the middle of the night. the puppies are all microchipped. they hope they can track them down. sean: there have been incredible advances. now a 10-year-old boy has made his own he didn't have t tt2watv#@5$! bt@q<0l tt2watv#@5$! "a@q,<( tt2watv#@5$! bm@q'7$ tt4watv#@5$!" dztq m-h tt4watv#@5$!" entq =)( tt4watv#@5$!" gzt& $.p tt4watv#@5$!" hnt& 4 < tt4watv#@5$!" iztq ^id tt4watv#@5$!" jntq l9$ erin: the owner of a bar in salt lake city has come up with a unique way to stop customers from driving after drinking. sean: he funder the bathroom into a jail cell to remind people where they will end up if they drink and drive. the room is about the same size as a cell. there's even a prison uniform cut out on the mirror. it is part of a partnership with the utah highway patrol. there it is. the cutout. it is a good reminder. erin: stay safe. 3d printers are helping with amazing things. one boy is using it to help get a grip on life. sean: 10-year-old colin consavage was bo

officials are piecing together what happened in northern african nation of mali after gunmen stormed a hotel there. among those killed was a massachusetts native. her family says they are saddened by what they are calling senseless act of violence. just a week after paris, another terrorist attack. this one in mali targeting the radisson blue hotel in the capital. an al qaeda linked group that is not isis is claiming responsibility. we have learned that an american killed was born in western massachusetts. sher family released a short statement. >> we are devastated by the loss of our wonderful daughter. we have no further comment at this time and ask that you respect our privacy. >> reporter: on pride swat teams hotel. inside they found a war zone. at least three gun men armed with grenades and assault rifles holding more than 170 hostages including a dozen americans. the terrorists released anyone who could prove they were muslim by reciting a declaration. killed. moving. upstairs guests barricaded finally more troops arrived who got help from two special american forces soldiers who happened to be nearby. the attack lasted all day un

massachusetts and on and off clouds. even hints of sprinkles around town. i am just expecting plain rain right now. areas like central northern new england into the mountains. we could see a couple of flurries mix in, but the timing of this will just result in some sunday sprinkles. 57 degrees today will start with the rain. we end with the sun. on saturday, 49 degrees on saturday, 49 degrees. sunday, 53. cooling to next week with 30 as your wake-up temperature on monday. highs 43 degrees. keeping it partly cloudy, but nice and bright on tuesday and wednesday with morning lows in the 20s. highs close to 50 degrees. looks fantastic as we head toward thanksgiving with a dry end of the week forecast and temperatures just slightly above average next thursday at 54 degrees. some of the coolest weather we will see will roll in for the weekend and start neck workweek workweek. back to you. >>> shiri, it was a disturbing story. a teenager found dead from a drug overdose in a hotel room with her own mother. how long prosecutors believe that girl's mom knew she was using drugs before her death. >>> plus, a school bus slammed into a mal

anita datar was born in western massachusetts but she grew up in northern new jersey. family members say 41-year-old spent most of her career, working to improve global health services for under served communities. and friends describe her as the kindest and most generous person they knew. >> we're devastated by the loss of our wonderful daughter who is doing the work that she loves. the we have no further comment at this time. and ask that you respect our privacy. thank you. heather hegedus: datar is only known american to have died in attack. she's survived by her parents, brother, and a young son. >>> new this morning, a woman and man from new hampshire are dead after their car being hit by a an 18-year-old driver. police say 18-year-old lost control, went off the road and returned and crossed the center line striking the suv, the suv driver and passenger, 67-year-old janet and killed. the 18-year-old was not injured. blair miller: time now, 8:10 and chicago digging out of one of the worse snowstorms it's had in the last century. these flames started pouring out hea

community not only massachusetts continues to work together, but there is a national commitment to help beaumont, texas at 14% and the rio grande valley at 21%. the iron range of northern has lost 10,000 jobs in eight years. that is part of what it means to build a strong country brief but is something the president can provide. i think i been able to do that successfully in my state rate and that is the kind of leadership that you provide if there's going to be a sense that special funds, special grants, special incentives have to be provided to encourage the seriously troubled regional economies. i think the president can do that i have seen it work. >> one last question and we will wrap this up. >> with your emphasis on the massachusetts economy in your campaign, every time i play closes or something in massachusetts, it has the tendency or potential to be a big deal in the campaign. do you think that the massachusetts economy is weakening, and if it did with that here problem for you? mr. dukakis: obviously, one of the things i bring to campaign is a certain amount of experience and unfortunately successful in dealing with some very serious economic albums that can

around, north of the pike from boston into northern mass, southern new hampshire, still a ton of slowly, not until the evening we truly see southeastern massachusetts get rid of risk for rain, don't think it will be pouring all afternoon but think it will be couple widely scattered showers until we hit the evening hours tomorrow and clear and cold when you wake up on sunday, sunday weak up temperatures 20s and 30s and it is going to be freezing as the sun comes up and then we got this great little piece of sunshine in place for sunday but i will say this. some of my models indicating that we are going to get the front lifting a little northward and if it happens it will be clouds in particular area south getting in on cloud cover, that would include cape and islands and tomorrow you got clouds, you got showers and highs in the lower 50s followed by upper 40s here on sunday and then you see we have partly cloudy versus areas north of boston where sunday going to be sun filled and 46 in salisbury cooler across the lakes and mountains and monday of next week wake up to the 20s, high of 43 and brightest day of the upcoming week tuesday clouds fill back

northern press what he had been the darling of audience for some time. but by midsummer 1851 word began to spread and it showed up in newspapers in new york, connecticut, new hampshire, massachusettsnd maine. in the midst of the rising controversy, okah tubbee did something remarkable. he took another wife, a white woman named sarah who we have already met. area newspapers carried word of the nuptials that took place next to the roaring cataracts of niagara falls and highlighted the fact that the self proclaimed choctaw already had an indian wife it was only response came from a buffalo in the road to the city's newspaper that while much was said about women's rights, i did not with one woman has a right to marry another woman's husband. stories about okah tubbee's bigamist marriage -- exposÉs about his true purported racial identity and once things and you perform was no call a notorious scoundrel. although audiences may suspected earlier that he was perhaps not exactly who he said he was. is ability to do a white woman and to marry him rendered him down a dangerous character. just as in the winter quarters controversy the specter of a black man seducing white women was too much

get in the low and mid-60s out into central massachusetts and that's actually one of the cooler spots today but we have sunny dry weather ongoing, few northern most new england showers today and see no impact from those we. we get really warm forecast occasionally at coastline winds up around 20, 25 miles per hour which is something that you would notice but not going to do any kind of damage, just something to be aware of and tomorrow morning it is more temperatures will drop into the 40s and tomorrow afternoon sea breeze so wind coming in off the water it cools thing down and make as so the warm-up won't go as high for wednesday and today we get up to 68 in boston and beverly, 69 in lawrence and bedford and there's that 70 degree reading this afternoon in norwood, 65 in plymouth, mid-60s in worcester and portsmouth 67 and drift back into the 40s further inland you go the cooler it is and keene and orange at risk for taking a dip into the 30s but that's not really all that cold. that's above average this time of the year and then tomorrow 59 in boston. yeah, cooler. 62 in bedford, 63 in worcester but we do get up to about 66 in fitchburg, 6

northern mass. into the mass. pike, i know it's struggling a little bit in southeastern massachusetts. but these clouds are clearing out. thin clouds out across portions of metrowest right now. it's the cape, it's areas like rhode island, those are the spots where it's going to take a little longer to brighten up. i don't see any big travel concerns, i know it's an end of a long weekend for many of you, perhaps headed back home. meredith 40, burlington vermont at 37. bangor maine, 36. and a few clouds sinking into northern most new england as we hit this afternoon. objection affect clouds continue for the cape with sunshine everywhere else. tonight, this cold front comes through and it ushers in some cool and breezy conditions. we'll have to keep an eye on the cape again for overnight sprinkles or flurries. but the big story tomorrow morning is going to be the colder set up that we have into the afternoon. so we've got clouds across eastern mass. eastern new hampshire tomorrow, because we've got winds coming off the water dragging moisture into the shore line. the brighter it turns out

clouds push into northern parts of new england, as the trigger a couple of flurries in the higher elevations, great news for the ski country, and overnight that front sits across massachusetts and honda it the wind direction changes just slightly, just enough so we get a good amount of moisture off the winter water. that means a wintry mix, over the south shore and mainly the cape and islands. we don't expect any snow accumulation, we might see slick spots as temperatures hover around freezing in those particular communities. monday morning, high pressure back, nothing falling from the sky at least. we keep it partly sunny just colder with 39 for the high temperature. it's 47 and seasonable. wednesday 51, rainy, windy back to the 40s and another dry stretch thursday and friday into next saturday. kerry? >>> thank you. 8:48 confused and alone, a man confused in front of a great change. meet the man who saved his life. and a place to grow it in. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet,