so northwest connecticut, eastern new york, and then western massachusetts outside, there's a low to moderate risk of that freezing rain advisory potentially being expanded into wuster county. because our temperatures are so cold, they will gradually rise. a lot of 20s on the map and 19 in keen. so as the precipitation moves in, cold enough, that some of it may start as a touch of freezing rain. in fact, you could see it on the winterized radar into southern birkshire county. otherwise, a lot of cold air in place. it will take time for showers to move in. in fact, for your morning up. sunrise coming up at 6:53. midday lunch hour, and temperatures should manage to so have the umbrella with you today. the showers will become steadier areas of rain. generally light, but will impact your evening commute and it will be kind of a raw feel 40. i have another round of rain on the way for tomorrow. we'll time it out coming up. traffic and weather together, how is it looking? >> we're starting to see the first slowdowns of the city south of the city. the expressway northbound 128 southbound. s

we have a freezing rain advisory that is up for western massachusetts and northwest connecticut. we have seen some reports of some light icing on going in southern berkshire county. so all it takes is literally a trace of freezing rain to really slicken things up. be aware if you are traveling in the western part of the state until noontime today. it's in the 20s for most of us heading out the door. 34 in the city of boston. so cold start, kids will need the -- not the fall jacket, the winter heavy coat this morning. the clouds are going to thicken up quickly, too. have it. the clouds move in over the next two hours and they will be with us for the morning drive. we should be dry for the morning commute. by the afternoon, some scattered showers do move in. we'll come into the lower 40s. the wind from the east, southeast, and some pockets of steadier rain will be around for the evening drive. it will be chilly, too, a raw we'll time out the rain hour by hour coming up. let's get you on the roads. >> keeping an eye on two accidents south of the city right now. one crashes down in f

may be very light pockets of freezing rain and freezing drizzle in western massachusetts, northwest connecticut, and back through eastern new york this morning until midday. for the rest of us, our temperatures should gradually rise and that means it's a chilly area of showers through the afternoon. notice by the evening there may be a couple pockets that we have to watch out for. it's generally areas of steady, light rain for your evening commute. tomorrow morning, we start mainly dry, but another round of moisture comes in. so areas of showers fill back in tomorrow. evening commute again and then as we head into thursday, this is the predawn hours, we should have areas of rain shipping out of here. notice a couple wet snow flakes may mix in. either way, it doesn't look like accumulation is expected. high temperatures today, not as chilly as yesterday. upper 30s for highs. most of us should manage to sneak into the upper 40s. overnight tonight, we drop back into the 30s. it's going to be a cold rain. 42 in the city of boston. that rain should taper off for the morning commute tomorrow, but sti

trying to identify the man who stole bottles of liquor christmas eve inside of a store in northwest on connecticut avenue. rinse william county police have arrested three people in connection with more than 20 restaurant burglaries. the police say that both the people from and assess hit 22 restaurants in five counties. they broken to businesses overnight and took cash, cell phones, and a laptop. the burglaries happened in september and october, the majority at asian restaurants in virginia. a third suspect is also in custody. the police say more arrests are possible. on the beltway sunday, where hundreds of motorcycle center likes were blocking the highway in lanham. theyand state police say are investigating. they received thousands of calls of drivers reporting bikes going slowly, stopping, even doing stunts and driving the wrong way. watch the full video on wjla.com . maryland doctor ordered not to practice after allegations of drinking on the job. he works in rural frederick county, seeing patients to claim they have suffered injuries from chemicals in the environment. staffers reported her b

initially out in western most massachusetts and northwest connecticut, it may be cold enough for a little bit of freezing rain so if you're traveling out that way, just-advised it only takes just a tiny bit to make things slippery. the rest of us will wait until after lunchtime to get some rain in here. by then temperatures coming up to near 40 degrees. rain coming down this afternoon. we're in the 40's. you can see that here on future cast. lunchtime. still mainly off to the west but it does move in. it's on the lighter side for this evening's commute but the rain ramps up overnight. and it will be coming down through the overnight hours. a little break in the action tomorrow morning and then so we've got wet commutes on the way. we're enjoying this dry commute out there this morning. olessa. olessa: yes, we are. thank you, cindy. we are watching a few problem spots that are start to go pop up here and there. lots of delays. there's route 1 in saugus. you can see the southbound side already very slow as you make your way south, 24 heavy as you travel through brockton. there is a crash by

york, just north there's actually a freezing rain advisory so if you're driving anywhere from northwest connecticut back through parts of new york and then maine tonight freezing rain advisory. the moisture will move through. you asked if i could get rid of cindy: good morning. take a look. we have clouds thickening right now. it is colder in the suburbs. we are watching the rain to the south and the west. initially, it could be some freezing rain. rain >> we are saying it's very nice golf clap you have. we can make it louder because it's time for "pop," lara. >> thank you so much. we want to begin with this. how would you like to walk the red carpet with meryl streep or maybe make a video with the backstreet boys? well, quit dreaming, george. start planning because u2's bono is making these once in a lifetime experiences possible through his red organization to fight aids. it kicks off today and fans can donate $10 for a chance to win one of a number of amazing celebrity prizes. you can go to a university of texas at austin football game with matthew mcconaughey or get a makeover by kim kardashian

york, just north there's actually a freezing rain advisory so if you're driving anywhere from northwest connecticut back through parts of new york and then maine tonight freezing rain advisory. the moisture will move through. you asked if i could get rid of i can't. it's kevin: clouds continue to make their way in. eventually, a couple light rain showers. we start off chilly, but should warm up above freezing. we will be on and off with shower chances through thursday morning. as the system starts to pull away thursday morning, the possibility of a couple of inches of accumulation in far northern areas out of the system. once it goes by, temperatures don' t cool golf clap you have. we can make it louder because >> thank you so much. we want to begin with this. how would you like to walk the red carpet with meryl streep or maybe make a video with the backstreet boys? well, quit dreaming, george. start planning because u2's bono is making these once in a lifetime experiences possible which, of course, raises money to fight aids. it kicks off today and fans can donate $10 for a chance to win one of a

, just north there's actually a freezing rain advisory, so if you're driving anywhere from northwest connecticut back through parts tonight, freezing rain advisory. that moioiure going to move e blew. you asked if i could get rid of the rain, kathy? >> please.plan on thick clouds to be in the region today. if we are lucky enough to get a break in cloud cover thths morning, they'll fill right back in. a few scattered flurries may fly around as well, but no issues or accumulation s are expected with those. on wednesday, clouds remain thick and a few more flurries may be in the air again, too. the big stoto of the extended forecast is warmer conditions for friday and especially into the weekend. overall, we are in a classic el nino pattern, and this tends to lead to a mild december at the veryryeast. in addidion, there are no major storm systems for the next 7 >> we are saying it's very nice golf clap that you have. we can make it louder because it's time for "pop," lara. >> thank you, ginger. thank you so much. we want to begin with this. how would you like to walk the red carpet with meryl streep

just north there's actuallyly a freezing rain advisory s s if you're drivingng anywhere from northwest connecticut back through parts of new york and then maine tonight freezing rai advisory. the moisture will move through. you asked if i could get rid of the rain, kathy, no, i'm sorry, it's going to bemidwest here. this will be a very l long duration snow event. the heaviest snow w wl be seen late this morning into the early afternoon. theit'll begin to taper off tonight and tomorrow, but strong win will take over which ll blow the snow around. we'll ve drifting snow and difficult travel. be prepared! today's high temrature is 33 with heavy snow. the overnight low is 26 with snow continuingng tomorrowow's h hh 32ith light snow and low visibility due to strong winds. >> we are saying it's very nice golf clap you have. we can make it louder because it's time for "pop," lara. >> thanknk you so much. we wanan to begin w wh thisis how would y yike to walk the red carpet with meryl streep or maybe make a video with the backstreet boys? well, quit dreaming, george. start planning because u2's bono is ma

of new york just north there's a freezing rain advisory so if you're driving anywhere from northwest connecticutsory there moisture going to move through. you asked if i could get rid of the rain kathy. >> please. >> no, sorry i can't. it's going to be sticking around. let's get the big picture now. >> thanks, ginger. we have rain through our area as well but temperatures 50 degrees and even in the overnight hours staying in the 50's so no concern with freezing rain for us through the region but we're dealing with that rain. let's go outside. the rain and fog causing flight delays. 34 minutes at philadelphia international airport. let's take a look at your forecast. periods of rain, a lot of of it is light but at times rain and drizzle through the day. 57 degrees for your high. we get a brief break later tonight with the rain and it comes back tomorrow. it's rainy and mild and 61. golf clap you have. we can make it louder because it's time for "pop," lara. >> thank you so much. we want to begin with this. how would you like to walk the red carpet with meryl streep or maybe make a video with the

freezing rain advisory western ulster, eastern duchess, northwest sections of connecticut through the morning hours and not a big icing event. there could be icy spots here or there again with the temperatures flirting with freezing well to the north. otherwise, we've lost a little data in the last few images but there's a lot of rain sitting off to the south. a warm front here and cold front to the south. two systems have to get here in the rain today tended to be light for the most part. may pick up in intensity. the light rain will be drizzle and mist. never going to dry out today. future tracker shows that. the green area, that's the rain. that stays over. 8:00 in the morning, 1:00 in the afternoon. most of the areas seeing the rain into the evening commute as well. the rain is likely. yellow indicative of heavier downpours here or there. nothing leading to immediate concerns. tomorrow you see more intermittent rain heading our way through the afternoon and unfortunately getting closer to the evening hours. temperature wise today, 50 at best. like i said, most folks between 45 and

, just north there's actually a freezing rain advisory, so if you're driving anywhere from northwest connecticutoisture going to move through. you asked if i could get rid of the rain, kathy? >> please. >> no, i'm sorry, i can't. it's going to be sticking >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. colorful start to a day that will be dry, brighter and warmer than yesterday. wet on thursday and sunday and our temperatures are going to seesaw with highs and lows all week. today we are up ten degrees if some areas, upper 50s to low 60s with thick are high clouds in the north bay. tonight, most of us are frost free, up to the mid-40's. the seven-day forecast shows up to .25" to .5" and maybe thunder >> we are saying it's very nice golf clap that you have. we can make it louder because it's time for "pop," lara. >> thank you, ginger. thank you so much. we want to begin with this. how would you like to walk the red carpet with meryl streep or maybe make a video with the backstreet boys? well, quit dreaming, george. start planning because u2's bono is making these once-i

. >> we are in salisbury, connecticut, which is the northwest corner of connecticut. >> reporter: we met in the two story entrance and from there, the great room. you would never think the >> this is a barn. >> reporter: the beams 17th century chestnut. the dining room has a custom made field farm table. >> this is a pretty fabulous kitchen. it has a great kind of connection to the outdoors. >> reporter: it has a large marble slab counter from vermont. >> actually took 14 men to carry it in. >> reporter: the home includes a cozy library filled with rare first edition books. >> as you can see it has a beautiful arched ceiling. >> reporter: upstairs, a playroom awaits you filled with valuable mementos. >> this is joe frazier's actual bunching bag. >> reporter: we had a chance to meet the homeowner. >> but also, head of guernsey's the new york auction house. >> reporter: he made his home a time capsule for forgotten era. >> macy's used this as a window display at christmastime. >> reporter: here's a ship according to ettinger. >> this is a -- what's called a builder's model. they would

northwest d.c. were some people have in camp out for days. john: a very important day for so many fans with light saber in hand. we are on connecticut avenue. the uptown theater, the iconic theater that was the site of the premier in 1977 in northwest d.c. history repeating itself. we are calling this camp obi-wan. the cleveland park rebel army. these guys are been camped out, some of them for six days just to be first to get the prime seats inside the uptown. this is jake. i will give you the light saber. why so important to be here? you have already have your tickets, so why campout? >> star wars meant a lot to me growing up. how good can triumph over evil. an entire story i would like to live out and play through. inn: jake was just a kid 1999 when he watched his first star wars on the big screen. he is not going to miss it. the uptown has three showings tonight, 7:00, 10:40 and a 2:15 in the morning. i bet all 300 seats will be packed. may the force be with you. the folks waiting out in the rain drops today. jacqui: i want to see the movie -- doug: i want to see the movie are not going to stand in line. the diehards are going to enjoy it

. >> we are in salisbury, connecticut, the northwest corner. >> we met in the two story entrance and from there the great room. >> you would never think from >> this was actually a barn they recreated. >> the beams 17th century chestnut. the dining room has a custom made field farm table. >> it has a great connection to the out doors. >> it has a large marble slab counter from vermont. >> it took 14 men to carry it in. >> the home includes a cozy library filled with fair first edition books. >> it has a beautiful arched ceiling. >> upstairs a play room awaits you filled with valuable moment os. >> this is joe frazier's punching bag. >> also head of the new york option house. >> he made his home a time capsule for forgotten eras. >> macy's used this as a window display at christmas time. >> this is a ship model worth $100,000. >> this is a builder's model. they typically make only two of them. the garage. >> a 1964, 330gt ferrari and next to it the rolls royce many people think of elegant town cars to go to the opportunity area in. this car would have been used on an estate in england

surveillance video captured him in a back room of the griffin restaurant on connecticut avenue northwest about 11:30 last night -- on christmas eve, that is. it's a room where liquor is stored. if you recognize him, please call d.c. police. >>> a drone was caught hovering over the presidential motorcade. what the pilot told secret service agents. >>> new threats in battle over gun control in virginia. why some republicans think the democratic governor should l >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> well, the showers moved out here a little early but it's taking some time for temperatures to come up. we've been in the 40, upper 40s to around 50 degrees. look at the radar. storm team 4 radar showing you showers moving on out. most of them off the coast. yep, that's snow. very light snow left lingering there in areas of eastern upstate new york and areas up through northern new england. picked up about 1 to 2 inches of light snow during the morning rush. your temperatures in the 50s by tomorrow morning. 41 to 48. not so cool. doug has a look at when the temperatures will really come dow

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reporting live from connecticut avenue at the uptown theater in northwest washington, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: if you on the late shift like we are, you can go. "star wars" already shattering records. fandango said that presales for the movie broke the record for the most tickets sold in site history. back in october when tickets first went on sale. they think that it will bring in at least $200 million this weekend alone. leon: turning to a natural war in real life, new information on the war on terror -- federal charges have been filed in connection with the san bernardino terror attacks. close friend who bought two weapons used in the shooting is behind bars, this has president obama prepares to meet with the victims and their families. he is the man the authorities say purchase the assault rifles used in the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. marquezear-old henrique is under arrest, arriving at this federal courthouse to face several charges, including conspiring to provide material support to terrorists. >> he said there are a lot of muslims in our own backyar

the west northwest or southwest around 3 to 14 miles per hour, in little breezy at times but as far as the rain is concerned the moved out of the tristate region, snow coming through connecticut, patchy showers to the northwest, doesn't look like much will hold to get there from this point forward in terms of wet weather so we should see drier air working its way into the tristate region bringing us more sunshine, high temperature in the afternoon, we will get to 62 degrees, breezy out there today too, you may get to 52 for high, 56 thursday with more solid rain especially late thursday with the into friday. let's bring back in as -- ines. ines: all lanes reopened, accident cleared away, live starting to build as you approach the grand central parkway. putnam county doing fine, 684 no problems. let's take a look at the lie by kerri road east bound and west bound smooth sailing with the seven trains, some problems, signaled problems causing delays, the seven trains, to the far as the rest of hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is ma

northeast winds gusting up to 17 here's the winter advisory in purple. areas through northwest new jersey and up to the connecticut valley. this is the area that we're expecting to see travel trouble from this system. the burr yohgz not -- burrows not included in that. the temperatures dropping off last night and tonight is still not enough to see snowfall. the temperatures in the teens and lower to mid-20s. feeling like 30s. the city just feels like 32 right now. certainly a chill. these numbers aren't cold enough to see the chill. many spots not making it to that 32 degree mark. in fact, right now on the accutrack, the precipitation is not making it to the surface. the atmosphere is just too dry. however this next batch up here showing up in pink just now coming into the state, that's what we'll see -- a sleet state in the city first. and then wrapping up -- it's a big system. so first up, we will get that icy mix in the system then that icy sleet will hold up in the midwest -- and tomorrow morning, that's what's going to affect the commute. and could potentially create some trouble with a half inch to almost 2

connecticut avenue at sedgewick street northwest. leaving the city on 295, 17 miles per hour. continuing closer to the maryland line. also we still have activity on u street. p treat is good as an alternate. because of the earlier apartment fire we had. that is a look at traffic. back to you. alison: see you in a few minutes. thank you. it's a record-breaking year for snowfall in buffalo but not for reasons that you might expect. the 116-year-old record that was broken today is for lack of snow. according to the national weather service today marks the latest date without measure rabble snowfall for buffalo. the last time the city waited this long for a tenth of an inch of snow was december 3. listen to this. 1899. amazing! meanwhile, take a look at fargo, north dakota, still digging out from the first major snowfall this week. three to four inches fell between monday night and tuesday afternoon. and this guy you are about to see, well, it seems to be enjoying it. picture of the snowman on a bench tweet and shared. thousands of times. jonathan: that was actually a real guy wai

and a winter advisory posted outside of northwest new jersey, parts of eastern new york and of course, through coastal connecticut. what we have right now is first going to be sleet and rain. but the temperatures as you can see are well above the freezing point in central park. and this system will be with us beginning just about now through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. areas in purple are for this advisory. places with temperatures above this yesterday at the same time, it's not even quite cold enough for the sleet to hold on. there will be areas with temperatures below freezing, but from there southward, it looks like temperatures remain above freezing. while we expect to get a little sleet early on in the city between 7 and 9:00 p.m., there will be a quick change to rain and early tomorrow morning, rain across the area. we'll talk more about this and how much more to expect in the accuweather and the 7-day forecast. thank you. if you happen to miss amy's news cast, she's on 4 of them today. accuweather app. >>> beyond a frightening and the troop leader. two sets of 911 calls we'll hear later. toni with the story and t

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upper 50s through northwest jersey. 56 is the cool spot in connecticut, 50 in monticello and the catskills. we're looking at a few little showers that are still across coastal connecticut and long island. a couple of showers up to the north. that pushes through with the front. we cool town a little more. i think the model has a couple of degrees cooler here than will happen. we'll get to probably 58 and 62 later on this afternoon. then when it cools down it's going to weekend. how's it going so far up there debbie? >> good morning everybody. we'll start off with the subways, tell you what's happening on the 1 train. still seeing some downtown delays with ongoing signal problems at 145th. new jersey transit, metro north, lirr, all on time this morning. george, lincoln and the holland off to a nice start. if you're heading to the tappan zee bridge speeds back to 55 miles per hour. northbound new york state thruway exit 13 a collision, and also if you're heading over to 84 heading eastbound into finally going out to the camera, the fdr drive southbound. >>> thank you. it's 5:32. a family is h

northwest new jersey, hudson lley, interior of connecticut. rain elsewhere will taper off by midday. things improve by the afternoon. quiet as it appears for new year's eve. once we get past that, not too much action going on in the weather department other than a gradual cooling trend by the weekend. nter weather rise advisories. duchess, the advisory is still in effect. high tide between 9:00 and noon today in brooklyn and queens. south facing shorelines. minor coastal flooding. as we look at the temperatures, problem up to the north 27 in rhinebeck. they have long way to go to get above the freezing mark. whatever is precipitate ing is freezing. white plains will be transitioning shortly. city up to 38, long branch at 48. warm air coming up the new jersey coast line and long branch. trying to seep into the inland spots. gradually that will happen. wind gusts between 25 and 30 miles an hour across long island. it's making the temperatures feel colder. wind chills across the hudson valley in the teens. 'tis winter. we've got rain mainly. that

northwest wind picking up in speed and the pressure rising. these temperatures earlier this morning, middle 50s long island to connecticut. 52 poughkeepsie to sussex. 57 in the city. 48 monticello. 45 in the city. 44 at newark. middle 40s to islip. and 42 poughkeepsie. 30s sussex to monticello. further west, in the 20s towards detroit. temperature drop from yesterday, 10 to 15 degrees. that was expected as the cold front has moved to the east. we'll have the chilly air slide in. not so bad now. about 10, 15 miles an hour. we will see gusts pick up overnight to 25 to 30 miles an hour. tomorrow those gusts could exceed 30 miles an hour with the wind out of the northwest bringing in the colder air. a couple of showers offshore. nothing else on fox 5 sky guardian now, but as the cold air tumbles in here, don't be surprised if a couple of flurries appear over the higher terrain. later tonight and tomorrow afternoon. again, see the cold front offshore. if you look to the west, here are the snow squalls and snow showers. this will be a good event for folks along the great lakes region. you'll be hearing of two foot that get the typical snow squall covera

switch direction and come in from the northwest eventually and that will bring in the cooler air and is going to be 30 windy especially northern sections of connecticut, wind mostly cloudy sky, not much going on with showers from this point forward, we have seen the bulk of the rain we will get out of this particular one set temperatures will go down and up a hair but right back down through the afternoon, high temperature is what we have right now, temperatures will fall throughout the day here and looks like much cooler temperatures by the weakened. more rain coming thursday. ines: thursday very windy. i heard it. it is insanely your commute is off to a good start, tuesday morning queens, fine, lights and fraud neck bridge, same goes for new jersey, used in morris county, 80, 287. let's look at staten island expressway by bradley avenue toward the verrazzano bridge, smooth sailing eastbound no issues on the west bound side. as for the bqe construction on the brooklyn bridge but right now not causing any problems on tappan zee bridge because of the rainy weather, 45 mile per hour speed restriction, not affecting your commute, westchester moving fine

connecticut. there are still temperatures below freezing there. not much in terms of additional precipitation heading our way. northwest new jersey, places that did see snow this morning. most areas above freezing. continue to climb. in he city and coastal areas, already well above normal ag n. there goes the system moving on out to the east, heading up into new england. that's where the heavy snow is going to fall. even the back edge of the rain is moving out of the city. just drizzle left over. that's about it. expect a few clouds to cling to the area through the rest of the day. dry into the evening with temperatures still remaining above normal. rest of the year forecast and new year's day outlook just ahead. >> chris, thank you. >>> you might say it looked like a snow globe on long island this morning. farmingville was covered in white when we got there overnight. it was enough to accumulate on top of cars, and commuters for out the ice scraper or brush this season to use on their vehicles before heading off to work. the commute also treacherous here in holbrook, where an suv ended up on its side. police are inves

northwest. and we're being conservative too. parts of the area will see stronger winds. need to have the coat and the sunglasses. 38 for the city tonight. that means maybe 33 north and west. parts of connecticut, you could see the 20s. that northwest wind continues to deliver the cool area. and then mostly sunny and chilly tomorrow. but still above normal for december. and the wins are down a bit. and then that kind of sets it up for a very comfortable saturday. and saturday looking at 51. a real treat on your sunday. and first weekend in december and you've got numbers well above normal. and there's not a big drop monday into tuesday. staying above normal with so gear up for the wind. get ready for the sun. and yeah, enjoy the absence of -- which we needed the rain but i like the break. >> absolutely. and it's better for the commute too. >>> we have some construction. first want to begin in alpine, route 9w closed in both directions due to an accident at henry hudson driver. and we have a police detour set up. stick to that or the parkway for a smoother commute. and a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane on the northbound side of the new england thruway. no major delays, just know it's o

valley as well. 60 plus western connecticut down into new york city but the bankruptcy of the warmth getting shoved back off to the west of us. moving into the part saic northwest, more energy and another storm. some that energy traversing the the weekend. severe weather expected down through positions of texas and lose anna over the weekend then this is the storm that will bring us rain on monday especially late day monday and monday night. the best chance of some widespread rain across the area. then we have another chance of rain coming up late in the week. thursday afternoon, thursday night and into friday after that some colder weather finally back into the forecast. we may have a day next weekend like saturday that high temperatures don't get out of the 30's but until then, lots of 40's and 50's across the board. that monday temperature, that 58 won't arrive until the evening. much of the day in the 40's to near 50. guys? >> anchor: a friday drive home. . >> anchor: the ride is booking down. southbound these are the headlights getting down toward the braintree split about a 56 minute ride right now down to the spot and it stays pretty those brake lights a

if you are in the kayeman islands, northwest of the city is likely going to see a spot showers. cooler and also seeing a few rain shops by the pike and connecticut river valley. you can see there is steady rain pushing through ohio valley and this will be heading our way mainly tonight and early tomorrow with another risk of showers late tomorrow and we got some unsettled weather coming our way. if you're going to be out and about in boston, expect the temperatures in the 50s and steady temperature arrives after midnight. you can see anything from a quarter inch to half an inch of rain over the weekend and the north is talking snow in the area and i'll tell you that coming up. >> he captivated for hours on christmas. the man was seen only on fox 25 live last night and calls concerned among neighbors. live with more on who this suspect is. >> my jaw drops. i was in shock. >> mad lin lived here for 15 years and her owner, the former landlord was taken down in an arrest as seen as fox 25 live. >> i was in shock because you would never think anything like that of him. >> neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots inside and 53-year-old mark levion

connecticut coast as well. hudson valley around 60. there's the rain to the west. those first light showers getting close to allentown probably sneaking into the poconos northwest new jersey in a couple of hours. it will not really impact the evening. it's going to come in during the latter part towards 7 or 8:00 tonight. there's the first band of rain, 7 or 8:00 tonight. a couple of downpours north and west, rumble of thunder, not out of the question. it would be off and on rain through the evening, and then one more batch that a little gusty line comes through overnight. it's now 10 1/2 degrees above average. easily on pace for the warmest december since we approached the middle of the month. a third of an inch to half an inch of rain tonight. it is gusty tomorrow. it's still around 60. briefly back to reality and that's going to feel real cold once we get here this weekend. >>> you can get accuweather forecasts anytime, just turn to abc7ny and make sure you have app. >>> police in northern new jersey open fire on a man who it turned out was armed with a bb gun. >> this happened this morning on route 17 in rochelle park. investigators say that gun was painted to

northwest territory and the ohio territory, and you run into the same problem. that blue bit of their the lake in ohio around cleveland -- that is the western reserve, of connecticut. if you match it up, that is connecticut's strip. connecticut based land companies ended up settling the section known as the western reserve. if you look today, peleliu or yourmcnall -- pull out brand mcnally not, a lot of towns had the same place names as connecticut. another generation, the michigan territory is happening. many of the initial settlers, who went to the constitutional , who were convention the governors of the initial government, were from the western reserve of ohio. portionses who settled of upstate new york and new england, provided the first five michigan governors. similar for the wisconsin territory. you are watching this formatting of the hard drive, as it were, as the line of settlement moved forward. these were in separate bands. you can tell a similar story for each of the cultures on the right to thirds of the map. that's what it's depicting. moving on, into the area and light blue around the big apple. that is new netherlands. it wasn't founded by the bri

northwest wind at 18 miles an hour at newark. this will usher in colder air out of the great lakes. as we were saying, the clouds are going to hang in tough here, coastal connecticut, long island, jersey shore, partly cloudy skies back to the great lakes with high pressure sliding eastward today. just wanted to show you on our futurecast, the clouds do get out of the way this evening and at midnight there's some flurries around west and northwest here on, you know, on our computer guidance, so here in the poconos and the catskills, it is quite possible you get some flurries. look at tomorrow afternoon. i want to show you this one bank of flurries that comes in on the guidance, it makes it all the way to passaic and bergen and rocklin county and putnam county. it might make it all the way to the bronx. this afternoon you see the temperatures just keep dropping into the upper 40s. we're going to hit our high we're into the 30s. tomorrow morning you see we're into the freezing temperatures and below. 26 in monticello. tomorrow morning is going to feel like the 20s with that cold wind out of the northwest. after school today kids, the temperature will be dropping like

northwest territory and ohio territory and you ran into the same problem. see that blue bit up there by the lake? that's the western reserve of connecticut. belongs to us. companies ended up settling the section known as the federal reserve. if you notice today, you will see that many of the towns in the western reserve section happen to have the same place names as towns in connecticut because that's where the original settlerswpq came forwa. zoom forward another generation when the michigan territory is happening, many of the initial settlers into the michigan territory who went to the constitutional convention, who dominate the territorial legislature, who were the governors, were from the western reserve of ohio, the yankeed settled portion of new york our from new england itself which provided for the first five michigan governors. similar story in wisconsin and minnesota and so on. so you're watching the sort of 7?Ñ dri gcre as the line of settlement moved forward. and these were in separate settlement bands and you could tell a similar story for each of the cultures on the right two-thirds of the map. so that's what it's actually d

northwest territory and the ohio territory, and you run into the same problem. that blue bit of their the lake in ohio around cleveland -- that is the western reserve, of connecticutif you match it up, that is connecticut's strip. connecticut based land companies ended up settling the section known as the western reserve. if you look today, peleliu or rand mcnall -- pull out your brand mcnally not, a lot of towns had the same place names as connecticut. another generation, the michigan territory is happening. many of the initial settlers, who went to the constitutional current -- convention, who were the governors of the initial government, were from the western reserve of ohio. the yankees who settled portions of upstate new york and new england, provided the first five michigan governors. similar for the wisconsin territory. you are watching this formatting of the hard drive, as it were, as the line of settlement moved forward. these were in separate bands. you can tell a similar story for each of the cultures on the right to thirds of the map. that's what it's depicting. moving on, into the area and light blue around the big apple. that is new netherlands. it w

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