what we have in boston over the coming hours, we have a look at ipswich, sleet and freezing rain that actually hang tight for the next couple of hours, so straight through the end of the morning here we will have to conditions out there. hey, check out what is expected in boston because boston you got a few more hours here of dicey conditions by 10:00, 11:00 this morning, all rain and that's what we have through the rest of the afternoon. in plymouth you can see same situation here. i think at 9:00 we will have to watch out for icy patches, otherwise the rain kicks off just after that. but in the worcester area, temperatures are going to be so close to freezing we will have to keep a close eye on icy spots all the way through it until the precipitation ends between four and 7:00 p.m. for good. same deal in southern new hampshire, keene sleet now to freezing rain and icy patches as well into the sacked half of the day and continues to time out the slow improvements through the morning hours, but right now julie grauert up with live drive time traffic. julie, where are the problem spots

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and temperatures above freezing and remainder of the morning it will be rain is and look at this, ipswich, concerns for couple icy spots and freezing rain through 11:00 a.m. and check out worcester, 30 at 11:00 this morning, that will certainly be freezing rain. in fact, temperature so close to freezing rain in worcester and good chunk of southern new hampshire including keene that we are going to have to be on the lookout for ice all the way until the evening hours today. of course, with tricky travel conditions now we want to check drive time traffic. julie, do i even bother? >> julie: aren't seeing as many accidents and two dozen accidents up here and push you in general direction and told many. now, i still have radar on and have mentioned and take you to some of the trouble spots not nearly as bad as they were an hour and a half, two hours ago and everyone kind of headed out the door and got into the destination by now. new accident on 93 southbound, one rain blocked before concord street in wilmington. as we shift over to the pike, we have seen some issues as you approach 495 right

according to norad tracker, the jolly ol' elf has been spotted in ipswich and >>> a major hack attack targeting a hotel chain, hyatt hotels, is warning customers to keep a close eye on their credit card accounts. they're working with cyber security experts to figure out what happened. the hackers got to the computers that process payments. they have not confirmed what, if any, information was stolen. >>> cardinal o'malley made sure this christmas eve is special. it's time to focus on those who truly, truly need it. blair miller spoke to him today. >> reporter: for ronald, live has been hard and christmas isn't easy. october 2012. >> reporter: out of prison, boston. >> i can think of many other can't be at this moment. but nonetheless, i'm here, enjoying the festivities and the volunteers. i'm just enjoying everything. >> reporter: but what makes it more special, the visit from cardinal o'malley telling me he's here not only to serve food but remind others about the people who may not have much this christmas. currently sitting at 58 in boston, 54 in lawrence, 48 in manchester. and off

ipswich getting up to 50 tomorrow afternoon. cape cod will be one of the cooler spots seeing mostly in the upper 40s tomorrow afternoon. but you can still hit 50 in a couple towns there. sunday you're waking up to sunshine. fast forward until about 5:00 in the evening. by then kickoff will have already happened. kickoff time scheduled for 4:25. so already be dark but it will be clear and it will be mild. still 50 by kickoff time can you believe that this time of year. southwesterly wind between five and 10 miles per hour. your seven-day forecast shows you we are mild on sunday for sure into the mid-50s that's why it's still 50 at kickoff time on sunday. in fact your week in view here we'll show you how mild it's going to be on both days. and 54 on sunday. i also want to pay some attention to the middle of the week. two storms threaten the first one threatens by tuesday. too far offshore to be a big player but something we'll have to watch the track of. by thursday. again this has been trending a little farther offshore. although

the clouds will break up and ipswich with this clouds and sunshine and 54 and worcester county, same idea, the temperatures are trending up overnight because of the clouds in place and the southerly wind bringing the mild air in. we'll take you through the weekend and show you the reports coming up. >> the everett police station in mourning after a 19-year veteran passed away on duty. the 44-year-old was found unresponsive in his cruiser. he worked for the department for 19 years with a wife and two children. >> we're still pushing for on administrative leave. state police and beverly police are investigating principal edward rosemaric. he did not come to the door of his beverly home when we paid him a visit and more details might be released by the end of the week. >> sky fox over the scene of a nasty rollover crash that shut down lanes in i-95 south and peabody near exit 6. one car went off into the woods and another rolled over. we're hearing one person was thrown from the car, but state police has not told us the extent of injuries. $10,000 in drones was stolen from this store in

of warmer late week. 42 in melrose, 38 in hampstead new hampshire. 40 boxford and ipswich reading at 41. sterling 46. cooling off in some of the suburbs, attleboro, all of the borrows, it seems, down into bourne, maybe not middleboro, but 45 in chatham. that was a big storm. you can see all of the clouds here off shore and the ruffled texture to them, a lot of as it piece away. pulling off shore of nantucket now. this storm produced some clouds, kept them around this afternoon. but what we don't have is a dry shot of air coming in this afternoon. so we have clouds that are stuck over southern new england. not to say everybody is overcast tomorrow. if we did have a bright spot, it may be along the coastline. feed the cloud cover back into springfield and also vermont new hampshire too. so, again, i'm thinking the clouds do have the upper hand but that's not to say we're completely overcast either. tomorrow. these types of clouds, the low clouds that are stuck under an aversion, very difficult to forecast. all right. we do have the clouds. but where we have some sun breaking out, sandw

upper 30s and mid 30s in from lowell and tyngsborough, to ipswich, 33 in fitchburg, 36 in auburn. the south shore has 39 in randolph and foxboro. 35 in attleboro, and the 40s over at the kamdz. where is the arctic air? none to be had. this is above normal. the high temperature in moose bay is above normal too. normally two below for a temperature this time of year. so all of canada is warm. we're warm. we have no arctic air to tap into. so the month is average more than normal. average high is 44. average low is 31. stays mild through mid december now. this is a long term warm up. we did miss out on a big storm it gave us a glancing shot. add some rain. so technically we were hit a bit in nantucket with moderate rain for a little while. but now, bind this weather system it's leaving us with clouds and these clouds are tenacious for sticking around. and lauding out the sun. there's nothing here to erase them. the sun is too weak, we can't burn through them. so tomorrow we sit in them. there may be times of sunshine. we may wake up to some clear skies in a pocket or two. i think as

essex county, 43 ipswich. nashua, 46 degrees and to the west in worcester county, 43 in rutland and in worcester. 43 northboro and 45 for you in air for high temperatures. futurecast through thursday now. some clouds starting to show up hand they really start to thicken up during the morning hours thursday. first sprinkles through lunchtime and heavier rain poised to move in during the evening hours thursday, and we certainly have that in our forecast. the wind through the evening, but the fog and rain is gone for now. that rain comes back on thursday, you're going to see that in the seven-day forecast, so it takes you through the sunshine of tomorrow and into the rain expected thursday, late in the day, and into the evening. now by friday, a mixture of clouds and sun, temperatures like today, will be on the mild side to start and fall during the afternoon. cold air roaring in this weekend, always in view, showing you a big change in the weather coming, it will be windy both days, but coldest on saturday. only

in ipswich slowest to weed out some of the freezing rain. so we stay slippery here through about 10:00 this morning on the north shore. in the worcester area, it will go through about noon time with the potential for icy conditions, and in keene, new hampshire, close to freezing those temperatures are even as well to watch out for icy spots well into the second half of the day. we do have a look at some of up. julie grauert with live drive time traffic. i saw the salt and sanding trucks on may way into work this morning. >> julie: and you showed us the map. so has kevin. here are the colors. you guys explained it. i want to put it on my traffic map. it will be slippery all over the morning commute. turn off the radar and average speed of 33 miles per hour through westin. as i show you these average speeds go 10 miles slower because dangerous, 93 south ruth 1, volume is light but the roads will be problematic. a live look at the zakim and a little bit hazy but volume manageable 307 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 10 minutes on th

emergency crews are on the scene here in ipswich where a car has crashed in a building of you can see here yellow tape is now blacking the door to that build building. we have no word right now if anyone is hurt. we of course will keep an eye on these pictures from sky 7 hd and bring you any more information as we learn it here. >> reporter: a lot of questions lately everybody wants to know, where is the snow? why haven't we seen any yet? it is only december 4. in a package just yet. but put to the this graphic yesterday to show some months, some years rather where we've seen hardly any snow throughout the month of december and then how that turned out for the season total. it looks like last year really that anomaly. what we need to focus on too is neither of these years were el nino years and we are again under a strong el nino pattern so when we look at el nino winters, we get more snow in december but still most of the years, most of the seasons do turn out about average or below average for the entire season. now it only takes about one storm to actually see this much snow or mor

new ipswich, new hampshire at 41. these temperatures are pretty bareable 7 a.m. still at 49 degrees. we will see some drizzle developing especially south of boston, and it is spreads northward during the morning. at noontime, widespread rain, my friends. 53 degrees to 55 at 3:00 this afternoon involving that rain, the fog i was mentioning, possibly dense fog, and it is all over by 7:00 evening. back down to 52 degrees. but that's not it for your rain risk this week. i will breakdown a very wet and julie back over to you for a check on the roads. >> start with the map with things moving along nicely at this early hour. take taking a closer look at the pike. through framingham and newton and into the allston-brighton area. the flashing light on zakim are overnight look but they will not slow you down because the roll is so light. the live drive times 2347 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 11 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> happening today, the mother of two children

we have a lower 30s up through reading and ipswich now mid 30s. 34 in tyngsboro and 33 in sterling. auburn 34. 32 in shrewsbury. also we find 35 in foxboro. look attleboro 28 degrees might have break in overcast allowing cold to seep in where is is it not here. not across the central canada. look that all way to edmonton all above normal arctic air something near zero even with this below zero reading in yellow knife and zero in goose bay, that's above normal for them. our temperatures have been way above normal so far this december. and in fact, about six degrees above normal staying mild through mid december. no changes that we see dramatic changes that would shift the jet air. or that would make it for a soon. we did miss out on big one today just off shore bringing that south shore and cape even had few sprinkles in boston. clouds and clouds and more clouds. tomorrow they will struck they drift underneath an inversion a warm layer of air in middle atmosphere. sun can't fry through them because it's too weak. what you see is what you get. gray sky. however these are weird clouds

ipswich same thing for you. away from the coastline right around freezing going up into the mid-40s by 11:00 in the morning. you are waking up to sunshine future cast shows that you here. right to the middle of the day look at this it's being sunny in fact right you through the afternoon into the evening hours as the sun goes down there won't be any clouds in the sky. a clear night tomorrow night promises another cold start on sunday. but even warmer temperatures. i'll show you those and a forecast the kickoff of the patriots game on sunday. >> we'll see you soon. >>> in brockton a 15-year-old student is accused of hacking into the facebook account of another that threat indicated the student and his cousins were going to plant three bombs at brockton high school then shoot up the school. police were alerted by concerned parents. this was the fifth bomb threat at brockton high in the last eight months. >> the woman found burning in a car in worcester has been identified. the d.a.'s office tonight telling fox 25

here, even with mostly cloudy skies, so obviously, if it was to break up more, like this here in ipswich, temperatures can drop into the upper 20's and that's expected for you in the north shore. a lot of upper 20's out there tonight, assuming the clouds break like they're supposed to. that's something i'll be watching and tracking tonight for you. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. those are clouds tomorrow afternoon. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, they're going to figure into the 40's most locations. 47 for you in quincy and newton and watertown. 46 in maldin tomorrow afternoon. up here into southern new hampshire, temperatures on the cool side too. 44 in jaffrey. 45 bedford and 42 for you in deerfield tomorrow afternoon and final stop will be the south shore. temperatures again here are in the 40's, so these are at or date tomorrow. then we have another front coming at us. it's going to produce a couple of scattered showers around but it will be mild enough they will be rainshowers all over new england and look, this is not a lot of heavy rain coming at us, but showers aroun

clouds are breaking up. 30 ipswich. 28 in lowell. sterling 28. same auburn. west bridgewater, 30 degrees. scituate at 30. and the cape and upper 20s low 20s on vineyard. 35 nantucket right now. there is cold in place. it's seasonable cold. and some pockets of chill will still be around in morning western mass when rain starts to slowly move in. we have two waves of it coming. good soaking too. i say good because we need the rain. temperatures will moderate as well into 40s and low 50s. these showers we're facing for tomorrow. steadiest rain still seems like it will be late in day into the evening. look at this, 7 o'clock. we are chalk full of green. there might even be a pulse of moderate rain that pulls away just after midnight highs tomorrow not much better than today. middle 40s, lower 40s, and your warmest sandwich, and falmouth and new bedford too. elsewhere i mean, it may be only in the upper 30s from nashua to leominster, and lowell in lawrence too. so that cold will stay the merrimac valley tomorrow. oh and fact low pressure goes by to our south. to c

from keene and jaffrey through new ipswich, it has been mixing with quite a bit of sleep -- sleet. it is not completely about the actual surface temperature. the warm air continues to change over snow to sleep t. we will have much more on the latest timeline and the of simulations in just a bit. let' s take a look at your morning drive. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: the roads are a mess this morning. there are already many commuters out. there are a lot of crews taking care of the roads. we are getting word of a crash on 93 northbound at the 293 split in manchester. that area. in derry, pockets of heavy volume and slow-moving traffic. the everett turnpike northbound, very slow near exit 13 and all the way up to the tolls. on the spaulding turnpike at the the tollbooth. several lanes will remain closed at this time. many crews are out there taking care of the roads right now. allow plenty of extra time. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. from the wzid traffic network, i' m i' m deb davidson for 95.. there. our team cov

for several areas of the state, from keene and new ipswich out to the coast -- while we have been seeing snow of accumulation, it has been over to sleet. that' s going to make it pretty slick out there. we head out to a.j. burnett, who is out live in concord right now. still sleet there? a.j.: still sleet. it has not changed in 5:00 this morning. we had a couple cars going by. they are moving along. it is kind of greasy on the road out there. suddenly, you are driving along and you feel the back end of your car swing a little bit. if you step on the brakes too hard, you will feel the abs kick in, those of us who have the abs, and i think that is most of us at this point. if you look farther south of new hampshire, cape cod, for example, closer to where the storm is developing off of the delmarva peninsula, temperatures there have gone above freezing. it' s starting to rain down there. it has been raining throughout a into rhode island as well. it' s going to be interesting to see how the wind, which i' ve noticed here is starting to creep up just a little bit, how much that wind will pul

. >> 43 in ipswich... 40s everywhere tomorrow. there are the clouds, 4:00 a.m., a couple of sprinkles starting to show up. in the boston area, those will come most likely around lunchtime. and at first not much to them. but then more showers show up and steady and heavier rain will let me show you the seven-day forecast. there's that thursday time frame. we talked about the rain that will be moving in by thursday but it's thursday into friday that becomes more interesting afterwards because the front wants to move offshore. look at the rain down here, moving up along the front. another batch trying to clip southern new england. latest futurecast brings that rain as far north to boston during the day on friday. may get a double whammy on this before the cold air arrives. 36 degrees with flurries on saturday. we'll look at a that more closely. >> one suspect proves just about anything can be used as a weapon. new at 11:00, how boston police got a suspect armed with a fork that he used as a weapon. >>> and incentive for kids on o. >>

we got nashua at only 50 , ipswich, amesbury and boston at 51, same in worcester, framingham, how about 54, fitchburg in lawrence 53, plymouth 54, hyannis 55. tonight we got 50 and we are really not going to lose very much heat overnight as it rains but then tomorrow this is the real treat. this is our hot weather, this is the record breaking heat, 68 in boston, 70 in norwood, 71 in lawrence, 70 manchester, new hampshire, 66 in worcester. it is going to be down right warm and muggy here and don't usually say muggy for december but sums it up nicely. chance for rain will be low tomorrow and all i have sistray sprinkle in thursday forecast and going to keep 90% of us nice and dry, just mostly cloudy and hit friday forecast, 60 high, partly sunny, saturday 49 a the chance for some sated showers, more likely we will see sunday rain as temperatures warm back into the middle 50s and more rain in the forecast monday night into tuesday. back over to you guys. >> gene: 8:51 this morning. falling star, meteor? guess again. what the u.s. military caused fire ball in the sky and who was behind it.

spots like northeastern massachusetts, southern new hampshire where we just got up to about 50 in ipswich and amesbury as well as nashua and new hampshire and to upper 50s cape and islands and 50 with the rain coming on through and upper 50s in boston and framingham and worcester get 66 and 50s norwood and lawrence at 71 and manchester, new hampshire 70 forecasted high and always in view and see no more than one or two patchy showers in all of sprinkles that is, all of southern new england tomorrow keeping christmas itself dry, wake up to 50, high 60, partly sunny and chance of rain both days this weekend. back over to you, julie and daniel. >> daniel: all three sons in the military and none of them will be in town for the holidays rallying around town to make sure they have a special christmas. jeffrey campbell from brockton in the phyl your stocking. congratulations. you just won a leather sofa. >>> watch between seven and eight for the next word of the day and $5,000 shopping spree in it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get ve

of showers ending south of the pike, damp roadways left and in and around the boston area, down to ipswich and boston right showers turning heavy northeastern massachusetts up to portsmouth, new hampshire and nashua and keene and that's where i have steadiest rain on radar right now. >> catherine: man accused of buying assault rifles in san bernardino is danger to community. enrique marquez is being held without bail while he faces terrorism-related charges. the judge ruled yesterday that he still poses a risk to the public. prosecutors say he provided the gun syed farook and tashfeen malik used in shootings that the left 14 people and terror crimes in 2011 and 2012. >> julie: grand jury decided not to indict anyone in the death of texas warm that died in custody. she died from a noose with trash she was arrested from assaulting a officer at traffic stop. attorney for bland's family they still have questions about the case. >>> julie: wealthy texas teen on the run, ethan couch known as affluenza teen after attorney argued he is not responsible for drunk driving crash that killed four peopl

foggy situation will go as we go through the day, 44 in boston, 41 in framingham, 40 in acton, 45 in ipswich and 43 in west bridgewater. temperatures a couple degrees warmer, southeastern mass where we have pockets of rain, see another blast of drizzle moving toward bridgewater now and some newly developed drizzle out toward spencer and auburn and expect to go to steadier drizzle likely within the next day planner goes like this, temperature upper 30s to 40s, 45 in boston, mostly dry though. we got patchy drizzle that continues on and off through the morning by noon time still in place at 48 . 50 here at 3:00 p.m. with a more widespread drizzle and then by 7:00 this evening it has turned heavier, we got dense fog, we got rain in place, i will tell you how long it stays that sloppy coming up and now over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. what's happening out there, julie. >> julie: accident we have been following all morning and three lanes closed on rutherford avenue inbound and creeping around the side, far right-hand lane and breakdown lane caused us trouble all morning long a

. >> and fen finally to ipswich in the north shore going down into the upper 20s. these are worst-case scenario assuming the skies break apart a bit. tough to say if that's gonna happen because the fog has been filling in the gaps. s and some showers starting to appear already. we'll talk about the neck chance for rain coming up at 11:00. s. >> we've been tracking this story for you since the season the department of conservation recreation tells us there are at least 64 fewer deer in the reservation thanks to the hunt. dcr awarded hunting permits to nearly 200 hunters with the goal of getting the deer population under control in that area. people who live nearby fought the plan. >>> coats, gloves, anything for people to keep warm, being left for people to take on boston common. all new at 11:00, we'll introduce you to the woman behind this good deed. >> and a woman tied up during a local home invasion. how her daughter was able to get help. >> the red sox did their homework and it paid off. i'll explain that, a night of good holiday will in foxboro and somebody st

beverly at 30, portsmouth at 31 so it's not everywhere. closer you will find temperatures. 31 31 ipswich, 31 in reading. check out some of these temperatures there are 20s exeter, over here is greenland the at 27 degrees just off i-95. bottom line is any drizzle that comes in or fog that forms you can get some spotty icing. be careful if it looks wet just assume it's icy until if you are leaving first thing in the morning make sure you check with shiri spear you our meteorologist in the morning to let you know whether or not temperatures have warmed up sufficiently i believe they will. and 35 in fitchburg. these temperatures will steady out now and tend to rise overnight that's why i don't think it will be a very big problem. but you still should check first thing in the morning. noon time tomorrow there are the heavier rain during the afternoon especially here south of boston during the evening drive. more so into boston for the end of evening commute. this pushes off tomorrow night after 10:00 we'll be talking about it getting out of here during our 10:00 news tomorrow night then thing

still above at ipswich over to rockport and reading. the cold air holds true from fitchburg to sterling. so this is the area that is most susceptible to freezing rain over the next few hours. meanwhile, south of 495 down into the boston metro area, it at this time. you see the extension of precipitation does break apart. once you get your way west of 91. the steadiest precipitation within the next two to three hours. patchy freezing drizzle after. that basically, from newburyport, stretching all the way back to the her mcvalley to methuen and lawrence, we have some freezing rain and some sleet pellets ongoing right now. that stretches out toward leominster as well. and just north of the city of worcester. then inside from hopkinton, east toward the coastline, a plain old rain. essentially, what happens is this wave of low pressure along a front that is south of us slides to the east. as it does so, the winds will have a tendency later on today to bend more out of the north. once that happens, we will get more momentum with some of the c

headed towards new ipswich, that's the heaviest showers out there. about. towards new ipswich. the back ended of this is way over in albany. a few more hours of rain in vermont and new hampshire to get through. all part of a warm front. warm front rolls north of us. and we dry out middle part of the day and warm up. front. that cold front will not only bring another round of showers to us right around dinner time but rushing in probably the coldest air of december so far. right now sitting at 45, pretty mild. expecting to get to the mid 50s middle part of the day. not out of the question to get a peak or two of sunshine in the middle part of the day, if that happens, low 60s wouldn't be out of the question. big cool down coming our way overnight tonight. we'll show you how cold it will get and then what it means for >> eric: threat of snow and a messy tuesday morning be be sure to download our fox 25 weather app. you can get live radar and hour by hour forecast. it's available on apple and google play stores. search for fox 25 weather. >> heather: today is one of the busiest tr

in the 40's to around 50 degrees. 51 into braintree. 49 brockton and 51 in mattapoisett and 49 ipswich. southern new hampshire, nashua, 47 degrees tomorrow afternoon. there is the sunshine that pops out on saturday, but also, comes with a few clouds and as the wind comes blowing in with cold air, snow flurries start to pop up in the berkshires. make their way eastward in to worcester county, farther north you go, the more of these you will see, plenty of lake-effect in western new york an the streamers trying to blow into western new england. seven day forecast keeps your weekend in view. saturday and sunday, temperatures will be diving. more than temperatures, below freezing. about time. haven't had that in december in boston. 37 saturday. 43 sunday for your high temperatures, and saturday is the day you'll have strong winds and the potential for some snow flurries. sunday of course the game patriot and titans clash at 1:00 p.m. mostly sunny skies, rain and warmer temperatures on the way. no doubt, a green christmas this year. >> vanessa: a minnesota mom gets a chance to take a half-c

areas like ipswich, portsmouth, manchester, lowell. we will have to keep an eye on you guys for fog until 8:00. breezy conditions roll in for the afternoon. winds gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour. especially down to the cape here. but these winds are create but these winds are creating these kind of unsettled pattern these kind of unsettled pattern. on and off clouds with those on and off clouds. the best chance for know will be well be well off to the north and west and we will see a couple of flurries fall down to the ground. some will melt especially southeastern massachusetts. but a couple of flurries. a couple of sprinkles. i can not rule them out although most of you will stay dry. future cast into the overnight hours counting on dry, clear conditions. still blustery as you wake up tomorrow morning and the winds melt away during the day. we tap into dry sunshine. you have to head into new york or vermont to bump into the clouds and flurries. as for the snow chance, any accumulation well to the north in northern new england. we don

really chilly start. 22 in new ipswich. 24 from townson to leominster and shrewsbury this morning. grab extra layers. it feels finally like winter. noontime 34 degrees. still cloudy. straight through noon we have to mind that icing potential and more rain after 7:00 tonight. i will time out which spot hit freezing again with icy conditions overnight coming up. now julie grauert is standing by with live drive-time traffic. julie, you and i will keep an eye on that icy situation. >> julie: we will get you where you need to go the two of us. we have it covered. rockland. overall volume is light. what i am guess are several accidents that sneak up on us because of icy conditions that shiri mentioned. on the pike we are moving along fine. a lot of space because not too many cars out yet. don't forget about the ice on our lens. it haven't warmed up yet. your live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave. 11 minutes from the braintree split to the pike. daniel and sara, back to you. >>> 5:32 right now. we continue to follow breaking news in hamilton. a car goes off the roa

ipswich. sleet and freezing rain. if not noontime today before we make that full changeover and in worcester and parts of southern new hampshire like keene or nashua, the potential for ongoing slippery conditions because temperatures are just so close to freezing later today. of course we will take you hour by hour through the low improvements when they are all wrapped up coming up shortly, julie grauert standing by now with live drive time traffic. julie, how are things doing out there. >> shiri, quite a few accidents to tell you about. first talk about the t, of course. many leaders were saying take the t, take the t. it's been fixed. right now we -- we are only watching two issues. moderate delays on the red line because of switch problems at silver line running on a snow route. the two issues on the t at the moment. take you over for a look at the mappings and how we are seeing the accidents around town. a very wide view but one, two, three, four, five. you can count quite a few issues right now. one of them on 49

to the north shore, temperatures will be in the 50's, ipswich at 52 degrees, nice for december. i'm sure you're liking this, out on cape cod, 50's attorneys for sampson well. but it gets even warmer by this upcoming weekend. friday, clouds over us, they'll break up again in the afternoon and sunshine to end the day and stays that way for much of your weekend. this is your view in the seven-day forecast. 59 degrees saturday and 61 sunday. significance of that is we're chasing a couple of records. now, the records on saturday don't seem obtainable to me. 68 boston, 67 concord. 69 providence. just seems too warm. even that 63 in worcester, i do not think we'll get on saturday, but sundays just happen to be lower. just luck of the draw here and i think sunday we have a chance at hitting those records, forecasting 61 for boston, so it's only a couple of degrees cooler than the record, which by the way was set in 1984. we'll see if we get to that. stays warm on sunday ahead of the next cold front, bringing us before we cool it down on tuesday. >> two 15-year-old girls were arrested fo

kind of ice pellets and actually the sleet rolling into the worcester hills and extending into new ipswich, new hampshire. >>> new this morning, a new picture of the so-called affluenza teen was found in mexico near the town of puerta mexico near the town of puerta vallarta. he made national news when only sentenced to probation for a crash that killed four people. they said he wasn't responsible they said he wasn't responsible because he was so privileged. hes with issued a warrant after leaving his hometown. >>> a grand jury decided no the to bring charges against two shooting of a 12-year-old boy. tamir rice was holding a pellet gun when he was shot in 2014. the two officers involved said they thought it was real. a witness who reported to 911 said the weapon the 6th grader was holding was probably fake, but officers involved were never made aware of it. there is a pending civil lawsuit against the city. >>> a woman saved from a burning building is in critical condition this morning. skyfox was over the scene on granite street in webster. you can see the huge flames shooting from the ro

ipswich, north shore, generally above freezing with temperatures starting to rise toward morning. there are the thick clouds first thing in the morning. spots of drizzle up here, that's snow, but that's in the higher elevations, you're talking about the white mountains at that point with you get that far north. showers to the connecticut river valley, but spotty through much of the first part of the bay. some of them will be steady for a brief time. but not much happening through lunch hour. evening drive with steadier rain arrives, worcester county, southern new hampshire and beyond, points to the west and this figures to translate eastward across the boston area, toward the second part of the commute with the heavier rain arriving as well. futurecast shows the heavy rain in boston, continues to progress north during our 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. newscast tomorrow night. we'll be tracking that every step of the way that's not the final word on the rain though. so temperatures during the day tomorrow are going to be generally in the 50's, 54 plymouth. 55 bridgewater. 53 foxborough

up to the north shore, temperatures generally going to be in the 50's as well, from ipswich to salisbury to happen ton. the high temperatures likely to happen in the first part of the dave and drop a bit in the afternoon, despite the sunshine. this takes you through wednesday, with all kinds of sunshine, one more time and you'll see in the seven day forecast, we are staying mild much of the week. wednesday cooler behind the front but still above average for this time of year. the big cooldown doesn't come until the weekend. your weekend is always in view and this time, you want to pay close attention to it. on saturday, your high temperature won't make it out of the 30's hand that cold air will come with wind and snow flurries. flakes will be flying to start your upcoming weekends. take a close look at the winds for tomorrow. -- advisory already in place. >> vanessa: avilla del is saying hello to boston. the -- adele is saying hello to boston. she tweeted out a link to her tour schedule and be in boston september 14th and 15th. tickets go on sale this thursday. plenty of time to get your

the north shore at all, but there is light to moderate rain falling through wilmington and reading, ipswich and salem as well out to rockport on cape ann. heavier rains in the yellow and orange are here. cape cod, we've talked about you quite a bit, buzzard's bay area. let's go down into barnstable and see what's happening here. seeing yellow and orangend a darker orange right down in here to the south and this is out over the water. but this is the stuff moving over toward hyannis, toward yarmouthport in the next 15 minutes. so be aware, there's some more heavy rain coming your way and there's more down the coast too. now it gets spotty in here, but there's still going to be some rain along the south coast when this batch that's coming on by and then we look to the west and the cold front part of the system, which is in here hand has shop more heavy rain your main threats, while heavy rain is a threat at times, call it a moderate threat, ice is a low to moderate threat. really a low threat for massachusetts. no ice out there. but it becomes a moderate to high threat in to new hampshire, so

notice how you get into the lowell area and it starts to do a little changeover and over towards ipswich we're seeing a bit of a changeover there as well. down the coast a little bit, we'll show you what's happening here. in boston we're calling it a mix right now. it reely almost is is at times snow but at times sleet. you can tell it's sleet because it's bouncing around out there. isn't accumulating much but it is certainly slippery. the changeover has already started down here. if you look at this, we're start to go pick up a little bit of rain on radar. i'll show you specifically where that is at. you can see it's in the plymouth area just about marshfield it look like at this point. if you're traveling up route 3 from marshfield by the time you get to norwell, you're probably going back into an icy mix going on there. those are some things we're keeping an eye on this morning. that rain-snow line, where it moves through and how it will be impacting us as we continue through the morning. erika. erika: mike, thanks so much. and if you can't be in front of a t.v., stay one step ahead o

take you to ipswich, the north shore, 30's. 34 by 5:00 p.m. and any clouds you have will be clearing out the next several hours and here's how temperatures will responds with that sunshine. this is nice if you like it mild. 52 methuen, 48 in essex tomorrow afternoon. boston and metro west, temperatures will be very similar. we'll be seeing a lot of 50's tomorrow. quincy at 51, cambridge at 51. brookline, 49. braintree at 52 degrees. and let's go to the south shore as well, while we're at it. 51 degrees if plymouth and bridgewater. carver, 52 and sciate, 49 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow afternoon. a fairly mild looking day with all that sunshine coming up on sunday, gets a little milder still, you're going to see that in your seven-day forecast. here is your weekend in view, it's tomorrow. 51 degrees. 54 on sunday. this will kick off at gillette late in the afternoon. around 50 degrees. the sun is starting to go set. monday, 53 degrees again. so our next chance for significant rain looks to be tuesday into wednesday. that's that coast

any to boston, going down into the 30's tonight as well as the clouds clear on out and finally to ipswich, the north shore dropping to the 30's overnight and likely getting close to freeze, especially away from the coastline where your coldest temperatures will be. but the rebound tomorrow afternoon is significant. metro west area, you're going to see, we'll be up around 50 degrees if most locations. watertown to cambridge. 53 in dedham and 49 in boston tomorrow afternoon. in worcester county, some mild temperatures as well, 49 gathered 49 gardner gardner. maybe if we get rid of that temperatures. 50 degrees for you in derry and deerfield. so we have nice temperatures coming up to start your weekend. let's fast forward. this takes you into sunday, 6:00 a.m. in the morning, waking up to sunshine, that's sticking around into the middle of the day and fast forward to 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, significant because just after 4:00 p.m., is when the sun sets and at 4:25 p.m. is when the stadium. under clear skies, the sun sets about 4:10 p.m. in the afternoon, 4:10 p.m., southwesterly, winds l

moderate rains through cape ann, ipswich and newburyport. into worcester county, spotty and lighter. moderate shower from time to time. manchester to hooksett, southern to central new hampshire, lighter up towards concord, heavy rain just offshore of boston and quinn circumstances looking at it over the water, southeastern massachusetts, where your densest fog is but not your heaviest rain. last night, that's where the heaviest rain was. there's another batch of rain back here, circling off to the north and west of us, so we'll still see showers through tonight, but the heaviest rain may be over for many of you. back here, there's the swirl in the atmosphere, cold air with it, it's producing snow and you think wow, it's the great lakes, but look at there snow swirling around the back side of this, that has nothing to do with lake-effect, that's old fashioned snow coming on in to indiana. but there's a mix, rain and snow, we'll see some flurries tomorrow as the cold air comes blowing on in here from gusty winds, so through this evening, notic

high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, are going to feel nice. 57 in redding. 56 ipswich and amesbury and 57 in haverhill tomorrow afternoon and southern new hampshire, pretty much the same idea. you'll have temperatures getting into the 50's, low and mid 50's. lowell, 58 in middlesex. 57 in nashua. let's check out worcester county. 52 in gardener, 54 northboro and 58 in bellingham and the immediate boston area, right around quincy, for instance, it will be 57. braintree, 5alist and deadham, 60. representative of a few towns that will actually hit 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon. on friday, a lot of clouds will start the dave and again in the afternoon, increasing amounts much sunshine and high temperatures responding. you'll see that here in the seven-day forecast. going to 59 on friday and by this weekend, check this out. 59 and 61 degrees on saturday and sunday. that's important because these are your records standing for those two days. and on sunday especially, the that saturday temperature of 68 is not going to be realized although worcester has arizona an outside shot, but boston

the shower pushing away from you here. still i think before whyure totally done but swampscott to ipswich, exeter and dover, new hampshire, we got the showers and right here over southeastern massachusetts. really the wet spot from the south shore to the southcoast and cape, you will not be done until 9:00 this morning with the rains. right now worcester looking good, cloud and he 50 , 47 in pepperell, 48 in amherst, new hampshire and temperatures are slowly going to warm up right now, boston at 50 with some showers by noon time 37, not just dry but so much brighter. so we will see brighter but breezy conditions this afternoon and wind gusting up to 50 miles per hour. now let's get you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, how are drive times doing? >> julie: minor delays pike eastbound at weston tolls. shift over to the expressway, heavy volume there from furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. you will see the reflected in the drive times as well. to mass ave, still over an hour on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and about an hour that seems t

i got a twitter report from tim saying snowing decently in boxford and directing toward ipswich, newburyport, pushing offshore and couple snowflakes involved in the forecast today. i got another burst of snow between localis and mildford, new hampshire, over to nashua passing snowflakes and far enough south see a couple of rain drops. overall not looking at much wet weather until we hit the overnight in this system and rolls up the coastline and brings us more rain, more freezing rain and not done with the icy threat quite yet, guys. this is what it looks like as we go through the rest of your day. boston itself 26 right now under cloudy skies. of course, got wind, creating a wind chill, feels like 16 and even at 10:00 this morning, it is still below freezing at about 30 . 33 at noon time. we scoot up to 36 by 2:00 p.m. and all the while we stay mostly cloudy and again, you could see a couple rain drops, could see a couple snowflakes and that's what we have in future cast. best chance for that will be along the coastline, but you just saw we have a couple toward mildford, new hampshire, so c

but i expect it is a little bit steadier but still light out toward townsend, ipswich and leominster this morning. that's going to be moving up toward the nashua area. so just anticipate that spreading reason. this morning pretty patchy and light and noon time 53, really starting to fill in, become steady and widespread and heavier stuff this afternoon, 3:00 p.m. both fog and rain over by 7:00 this evening. so hour-by-hour look at the town hit hardest coming up. now up to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. what do you have? >> julie: accident 128 southbound right near wynn street in burlington and seeing stretch past the cloverleaf into the wakefield area and see that reflected in the drive times. things still slow on expressway from burnas brooke park up to columbia road. live drive times 29 minutes on the pike from 495 to the mass to the pike, nearly an hour now on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and catherine, back to you. >> gene: happening today lakeville mother answer to charges she kidnapped her own children. kidsy are -- were reunited

i represent the good people of central suffolk and north ipswich. it is now government policy that young people are expected to stay in learning or education until they are 18. there is no entitlement to know the age ofort from 16, and the government hasn't provided funding to provide transport. the only funding available is for students from poor backgrounds. problem solved? no. i live in a rural constituency, and many families have to drive to get to the nearest bus, to get to the nearest school. in my case, it was nine miles away, and that is not something many families can afford. it is eating into the budget for those on a poor or working income. i think the cost of the bus fare scrapped altogether for the post-16 graduates. a facility into which you are being educated should be a right of all post-16 students in the u.k., and if education is going to go up to 18, it should be government-funded, as well. how deep mom or dad's pockets are should not determine your grades. let's make it happen. [applause] a wonderfully fitting conclusion. i'm afr

low to mid 50's along the north shore. 50 in ipswich. 52 middleton. 52 degrees in bedford. as you look to worcester county, upper 40's, low 50's for highs. 51 clinton. fitchburg. 51 in brockton. 52 in bridgewater. in fact, over the next three days we're not only warm today, we're also warm tomorrow and then we drop back into the 40's tuesday. that's also coming with some clouds and the potential for some rain, especially here on the cape and the islands. today lots of sunshine. low to mid 50's on the cape and the islands. tonight we drop back into the 20's and 30's through the merrimack valley as well as worcester. boston seeing 38 degrees. and the low 40's on the cape and the islands. then tomorrow we do it all over again. mid 50's, lots of sunshine. dry conditions. you can thank high pressure for all this and then we're watching this cold front an area of low pressure here. this is actually set to redevelop off shore. and that could bring us some rain, notice, on tuesday. as we bring up the chances to about a medium level. it looks like right now just the cape, islands an