and also the berkshires. will be notable. if it is three to four inches or more, then you can add some power outage issues with that heavy wet snow for those elevated areas. the rest of the region, southeastern mass, the cape, most of the coastline, gets mostly rain from this storm. there is the center of it. it is taking a tract that -- track that in a normal winter would always be in the form of snow for most of the area but we have lost the cold air we had earlier this week. not just that the service, but above us, it has gotten too warm. it will only take the cold air from the storm itself in the latter stages that could quickly create that quick burst of snow. there will be strong winds on the cape for some time tomorrow. you can see the gusts to nantucket at 6 a.m. over 40 miles per hour and still very strong at about 1:30 p.m. the winds starts to stop around the game starts. by the time the game ends, there is almost no wind at all. there will be a big change during the course of the pregame and postgame. tailgating wi

berkshire and buffett do not do them that often.ng that buffett has recently opened the door too. he did a big one back in 2012. he bought more than a billion dollars in stock from the estate of a longtime shareholder. it is seen by a lot of investors as one of the ways that berkshire can deploy lots and lots of capital in the years ahead. we are to the point where berkshire is so big that it is harder for buffett to find good places to invest all the cash of the company generates. terms of the last time berkshire bought back its stock, i know he says it's a good use of cash, but warren buffett's approach to extra cash is interesting. he does not believe in paying dividends. he says that is not the productive use of cash. that does seem to be a little bit of a contradiction. noah: he would not see it that way. he talks about this extensively. it in histten about annual letters. he has basically encourage shareholders to, if they want to generate income from berkshire holdings, to sell some of their appreciated stock. a couplehrough

blue appears in the berkshires and northward into vermont and new hampshire that are going to be places that pick up some sellable and probable snow people talk amount of the snow and how this impacts a patriots game coming up in a few minutes. >> tracking the storm overnight wake up the fox 25 morning team. jason heather and blair will have the latest on the weather and traffic conditions we get started at 6:00 a.m.. >> breaking news right now state police investigating bomb threats at schools across these threats happening from marblehead on the north shore the city of boston and down to the cape. here's what we know tonight source to the investigation telling fox 25 several of the schools say the threat came in by an automated call. the caller said a device was left in the school. that the device would go off in 30 minutes. fox 25 christine mccarthy is live in weymouth were two middle schools were evacuated because of the threat. >> reporter: weymouth police tell us they're looking into whether or not these bomb threats are connected to the ones in other communities. they do say that

talking to you mostly in the northern hills of worcester county back to berkshire county into vermont new hampshire storm center coming off the coast intent system producing wind gusts to 40 miles per hour as a ghost by closest past all be sustained strong wind same not a real deep cold air source here in new england. you can expect as a rain ramps up to the early morning hours it comes in his reign but i'm places along 495 north of the pike especially even closer into but those are the main focus areas you can have some temperatures at or below freezing as a rain approach is moved in that means you can have some icing first thing in treacherous me to be careful and don't take a tiny bit to get things very slippery. as a storm continues to intensify cold air wrapped around the backside looks like it will change it over to snow this is the part of the forecast externally difficult because that's going to be how intense the storm is we don't know that just yet.looking at it looks like it will be intense enough to produce this kind of snow also will it be in the high elevations only my f

there's your possible mix for the worcester hills and berkshires region. good news, it is over before the game starts, so it will be dry during the course of the game tomorrow. >> the patriots' road to the super bowl getting rocky as the team deals with a big distraction and what some are hoping is not a big injury. only on 5, the foxborough police chief is is talking about the incident involving chandler jones. >> let's begin with the worries about rob gronkowski's knee and back problems. bob halloran, a couple of problems for gronk, huh? back. rob gronkowski listed as questionable for the patriots' game tomorrow against the kansas city chiefs. he was once again limited at practice today. the issues are both the knee that he injured in week 12 and the back that has cropped up this week, after missing practice tuesday and being limited wednesday. gronk was absent from practice against yesterday. that's the first we learned that he also has a bad back. expect gronk to play. but are the patriots at their best heading into tomorrow's game? >> they're good at

heavy snow in the berkshires and a few flakes up to the merrimack valley. in boston, zooming around the city, no flakes yet. you see the mixed line along the water. wind is out of the south and east. many areas the wind off the water will mix in raindrops to combat the snowflakes. to the west heavier rates are starting to pick up. heavier stuff working west of franklin about to cross 4895 and around the park and worcester and chews berry. just about to approach 495. march eastward through the evening. the main impact is for areas of moderate to heavy snowfall. sun is down, dark outside. not a whole lot to make it tricky. through the evening, most is through 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. after that, the snow areas will decrease. but the temperatures drop and the wind will pick up. icy overnight. most towns see an inch or two. isolated totals up to 3 inches of total snowfall. you see the curve on the coastline with the winds off the water. a coating to an inch for the north shore. boston area south and east. not a lot but causing a tricky drive. here is the hour by hour.

the best chance to get a few injures will be the worcester hills, the berkshires. the wind -- there is a period of strong wind tomorrow morning especially towards the cape. in the early afternoon, it abruptly quiets down tomorrow night. here is a look at the seven days. for tomorrow, the morning is when we get the heavy precipitation. rain for a lot of people. a mix in some areas and even some wet snow for a short time in some places. on sunday, we' re in between systems. it is colder but not too cold. monday morning, we can get some flurries to usher in bitterly cold air dropping the temperature into the upper teens. bitter cold for tuesday and it' s a wednesday morning and then slight moderation for the second half of next week. right now -- chipotle will close all of its stores on one day, but only for a few hours. the move aimed at rallying employees behind a new strategy focused on improving food safety. on february 8, nearly 2000 chipotle locations will close so employees can attend the company-wide meeting. chipotle has been tied to a series of outbreaks, in

snow showers coming out of the berkshires and crossing the area up into this evening. temperatures fall back to about it is a sunny start to your saturday. sunday, we are talking about temperatures by 50 degrees. mid 50' s on monday. and then the next system is moving in from the west approaching tuesday night and it will draw up even warmer air with temperatures into the upper 50' s. the cold down the gains by next weekend. a warm start to february. olessa: we are looking ok. 93 looks good in somerville. it is a quiet start south of town. no issues on the expressway. the pike is nice and light. approaching -- trains and buses doing ok. randy: we' re following breaking two people are dead after a two-alarm fire. erika: frank holland is live at the scene with updates on the investigation. and new video shows the violent end of a protestor' s standoff with police. the confrontation sparked by a sudden move. randy: looking across to the airport. friday morning, 5:57. you can save 30% or more. wegmans family pack. r p new england's energy comes from eversource buys it at a

the worcester hills and the berkshires. more snow showers are moving in to western parts of new england here and most will stay in northern new england. areas of drizzle, overcast skies and not a fantastic afternoon but it could be worse and overnight, more drizzle, and fog and temperatures move in. 38 degrees and maybe a brief mix, but temperatures warm quickly tomorrow afternoon. and into the 50s. believe it or not. the record high in boston, 56 degrees and that is sets in 2000. we'll make a run for the record, 64; 66 plymouth and 57 degrees in new bedford. sunday morning through sunday evening, there is a high wind watch in affect and this is why up graded later on to a warning. gusts up to 60 miles an hour as the wind comes from the south and east. and that is going to make some travel difficult, too, especially along the coast in southeastern parts of massachusetts and mixed in with the heavy rain and tricky travel. hour-by-hour forecast starting you off this morning, sep a.m. coast line and temperatures too warm to se

a mix out of the berkshires. and as i mentioned, heavy stuff in terms of rain, eastern, southeastern mass. it will be a done deal before the patriots game begins, probably making that by a couple of hours. >> a west boylston teacher is off the job tonight. newscenter 5's jack harper explains that police and school administrators are investigating >> there's a big reaction from my son and his friends. they can't believe any of it. reporter: ray douglass says the alleged victim is a senior, a friend of her son's. >> i think we need to take time and get the facts. we don't know what the facts are yet. my son adores the teacher. my son adores the boy. reporter: we know a male special education teacher has been placed on administrative leave after an allegation of improper behavior by a teacher toward a student. >> are you concerned as a parent, but you trusted the school and the police department are doing the right thing. >> so you'll wait and see what happens? >> wait and see. reporter: from west boylston police, w

the best chance really of he getting that may be on the kip and the berkshires. i am jumping ahead now to early on saturday. a storm tries to come up the coast. if it comes close enough, there will be a good swath of rain as it will be too warm, it appears, for snow. this is one possible solution. if it comes close enough. we could get heavy rain in eastern mass ton the cape then even a bit of snow in the berkshires but looking that more and more and thinking the track will be a little bit to the east and there may be not be much if any moisture to produce snow there. so they, the steadiest are in on the cast and the heaviest on the kip and the wind wouldn't be as big of a factor. and the island. either way. if with he get a bigger pun of precipitation or batch. out of here by the time they are playing. now i want to show ul the second solution which is more of a glancing blow and only going to show us after patchy sunshine tomorrow afternoon and few breaks of sun friday. look at what happens her. we get this saturday. now you just seeing really eastern massachus

this is at mason avenue and berkshire road. chief mike chitwood was involved in the chase and somehow got spun out at some point in this. he is fine, the suspect were taken into custody and as you can see, the scene is clearing right now. re watching weat jim: smoke fills the skies over paris this morning after a fire breaks out at the ritz carlton hotel. officers blocked off the area at the height of the morning rush hour, as firefighters worked to get the flames under control. crews say no one inside was hurt. the hotel has been closed for renovations for three years, and was expected to re-open in march. no word yet on the amount of damage to the building. the largest natural gas leak in u.s. history should be sealed by the end of february. protesting the situation at the aliso canyon site in los angeles. methane gas has been spewing into the atmosphere since the leak sprung back in october. it prompted the relocation of schools, and more than 2000 households. crews say work at the site is now ahead of schedule, and should b

those flurries and the berkshires of dried up and they're gone now so through the night tonight it will be clear futurecast sort of ask 30 p.m. take you into the night and morning hours couple of clouds floating on five during the morning class will start to move in. great lakes area right now has a little bit of light snow effect. looks like it's going to mostly dry out as it comes to southern new england dry air in place as we do right now. going to be hard to get more than just clouds and a few flurries out of it the comes on by you can see how the snow increases out here over the ocean is more wet air out of the ocean so you can get those bottom layers to get some snow to fall through them. to be shot today couple flurries around tomorrow but that may be the worst of it that will push on off tomorrow night. things are looking clear and cold once again if your nighttime temperatures tomorrow. for high temperature tomorrow with the sun popping out in the afternoon is getting a little bit better it's going to be just as chilly as it was there those when children talk about bedford nine

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there could be slippery going, especially in the higher terrain of worcester county, the berkshires, things like that. much more specific heavy precipitation. i will time that out for you phil: harv, thanks. everyone is talking about it and dreaming. jc is already writing the list of things she will do if she wins. the already record breaking powerball jackpot growing even higher tonight. right now it sits at 800 million dollars. that will likely rise ahead of tomorrow night' s drawing. powerball fever is sweeping the nation. just but i have the winning ticket here. phil: now the biggest jackpot ever. 800 million dollars and counting. >> we will see what is happening . >> we have been waiting two hours. >> hey, it' s nothing but money. >> everybody' s got a dream. phil: millions hoping to cash in the winter after 18 drawings with no jackpot. >> we are at levels we have never seen before. phil: you still need to match 5 red balls and one white ball, but in october it became more it increased the odds of winning from one in 175 million to one in 290 2 million. but most still know how t

but the entire day won't be that way. hills, the berkshires, you may be switching between rain and wet snow with borderline temperatures at all levels of the atmosphere. the mix area may try to move farther east in a heavy burst of precipitation late morning. then the precipitation ends early afternoon. going to -- i'm confident it's going to end before the patriots are playing their football game. now, in terms of how much moisture we're going to get out of this and snow, the best chance of a few inches would be the berkshires as well as this region of new hampshire and the of wooster county. there will also be wind, tomorrow morning especially, with the strongest winds on the cape, until early afternoon. late afternoon, around the start of the game, the winds quiet down some and quiet down a lot later on. now, in terms of the seven-day forecast, we have pretty much covered tomorrow. you is the weather for the game. so let's check that out. time. winds could be about 15, 18 less by the end of the game. temperatures still in the 30's at that time. sunday, the kind of day with temperatu

and we have also had some lake- effect streamers a couple flurries in the berkshires and southwest new hampshire with clouds building in worcester countych the wind subsides gradually and won't be as gusty tonight but will be cold. temperatures drop back into the teens even in the suburbs. so there will be real feels in the single digits for many towns tonight. i am tracking not one but potentially two storms you guys. few minutes. >> all right it's a good reminder check the forecast any time with the cbs boston weather app featuring live radar and video forecast and that hour by hour forecast and it's free in the google and >>> right now a former mbta officer faces charges in a unusual arrest. susie steimle joins us with details. hi. >> reporter: hi kathryn. that arraignment wrapped up. eye took about two years -- it took two years to bring this transit officer in court. now she is here she is accused of using excessive force during an arrest but also falsifying her police report to back up her action. >> commonwealth versus jennifer garvey. >> reporter: former mbta officer jennifer g

and a few flurries in the berkshires so watch for a few slick spots. otherwise some partial sunshine today and it will be pretty quiet overall. it's tomorrow that i am watching. notice in the morning dry start sunshine and no big issues. but the clouds will increase quickly ahead of a fast moving clipper system that's he going to come through tomorrow evening and night. what it means for us is a little bit of rain. rain showers at the coastline with temperatures mild enough. notice mixed with snow late tomorrow afternoon and ramps up a little bit tomorrow evening. mostly after the even commute so by 10 we are mixing rain and snow showers. a burst that comes through during the evening and first part of the overnight. time we get to wednesday morning. we will get snow showers continuing in vermont and period of snow in maine. but for us generally tuesday evening into tuesday overnight. expected snowfall totals on the low end as the coating to perhaps as much as an inch tuesday night and far eastern massachusetts. we may goat a few amounts to top out to m

we will hear from tom, whose firm is a large investor in berkshire and berkshire is a top holding.e are about an hour away from the close of the trade. it has been a stomach turning day based on where oil prices have gone. julie hyman has the latest. we thought we would keep the gains from china. julie: it did not turn out that way. stocks have been bouncing around all day. right now, major averages are in the green. anything goes. take a look at the s&p over the course of the day. above and below, at least half a dozen times if not more. all this volatility. we look at oil prices. there has been some degree of volatility there but it is a much tighter range and the direction has clearly down. here, 2993 for the price of crude. come back but a still sharply lower on the day. also off tos, oil, a bad start. today, 17.5 percent. this is on top of the 30% decline last year and a 45% decline in 2014. still a lot of pessimism out there. people keep looking for a bottom and they have not found it yet. the s&p 500 meanwhile for your today, down 5.6%. is there any light at the end of the t

a few flurries for the berkshires. temperatures tomorrow will be a little milder. it doesn' t get cold tomorrow night. we' re getting set for our next storm. developing in the gulf of mexico, starts to move northeast, and begins to impact us tomorrow night. in terms of snow, a little too warm for most of us. when you get into the berkshires, points north and west, there may be some snow accumulation. doesn' t look like all snow even there. in terms of rainfall, looks like about half an inch for worcester. maybe three quarters of an inch for boston. a significant amount of precipitation. tomorrow, about 40 degrees. the thing to remember is not so much the day, when the storm comes up the coast and brings that rain in after midnight. and the first half of the day on saturday. as soon as we get to saturday afternoon, storm moves away. we have a break. patriots game. mainly rain for us. wet snow in the higher elevations. so what about the weather for the patriots game? storm is over, rain is over, about 37 at the start of the game, low-to-mid 30' s at the end. could be

starting out this morning, out in western mass, you have to be careful especially in the berkshires. it could touch off a couple of patchy areas of freezing drizzle hour. afternoon. we keep the clouds around. then more showers fire up by the cape and the islands as we head towards this evening and into the overnight. so as we go through the day today, really enjoy it. temperature s are going to warm up nicely. we'll see the upper 40's for highs. now let's turn our attention to the roads. good morning, kevin. kevin: thank you, danielle. we're off to a decent start early on here. mass pike pretty much wide open. we'll pick up the work crews overnight in the west newton stretch and in brighton. still picking up crews between the allston/brighton and route 93. let's go to the maps. we do have a minor trouble spot here up in woburn. it's 128 northbound picking up a minor crash by route 38. traffic seems to be getting by without any other troubles. routes 3, 93, 95 okay from new hampshire. if you're coming 93 southbound you've got those overnight work crews here out of somerville. that ex-

it will likely weaken a bit down the berkshires but we will still see a chance of a snow shower coming in with that through the middle part of the morning. check out some of the snow totals so far. plymouth county hit the hardest plymouth county hit the hardest. hanover at 4 inches. plymouth 3.1. south side the boston, 3 inches ark burnham at an inch and a half. sharon and lynn an inch and a half of snow. currently sitting the 20s. not much wind yet. that changes by 9, 10:00 in the morning the winds gust up. high temperatures is what you see is what you get. a lot of 20s. a few 30s south and east and with the winds picking up the wind chills will be a big issue by mid to late morning. the winds out of west as the snow moves off to the east and leaves us alone, but let's check out the wind chill forecast. single digits coming up by 10, 11:00 in the morning. anywhere from boston westward, you are feeling it the most and into the late day, it gets worse. those sub zero wind chills start to filter in overnight tonight. as we wake up tomorrow morning, it is going to feel like negative 3 in

now if the heavier precipitation gets to the higher terrain of worcester county or the berkshires, that's where there could be some wet snow with very borderline temperatures. right now, the odds favor rain over snow for most of our area with this but it's still a fairly close call, so we'll continue to monitor that carefully. the track of the storm is slightly uncertain as to just how close it comes to us. let's talk about tomorrow. maybe a flurry in the morning. high temperature should be around freezing. there is your milder day on friday with a high around 40. as i mentioned, it's that storm that comes up for late friday throws the heaviest precipitation and wind, as rain, right along the coast and especially the cape. it should be dawn deal, however, by the time we get to the patriots game. that's good news. so the low will be about 32. wind gusty out of the north-northwest. i do believe that precipitation should be over. there is always a chance there could be a lingering snow flurry but for the most part it looks like the snowstorm at least will have ended by that time. i also want

it's deep winter cold settled in and the front offshore few snow showers towards the berkshires and most of us will be dry and wendy with wind chilled values zero to 10 below. so be layered up heading out -- if row are heading out and

for us the skies cleared out and we have what few flurries in the berkshires. for tomorrow, it's not going to feel as cold. the wind won't be as strong. but there may be a flurry or two in the morning. just don't want that to catch you off guard if you see a couple flakes it won't amount to anything tomorrow. afternoon actual hi features sunshine tomorrow. temperatures once again up around 30 by friday, morning sun and increasing clouds. clouds that come out ahead of a storm that we are watching for the weekend. so here's what happens. there's gulf of mexico moisture there's energy digging into the great lakes. both the question he becomes where are they going to combine and how much mild air will we right now, the rain snow line is uncertain. there's just too much the too much time between now and the storm to opinion point the exact rain snow line. but there are signs that the closer you get to the coastline it would be mainly rain and the greatest threat for accumulating snow say cross the far interior including northern new england and time frame is saturda

there is right now working up mid coast of maine a couple flurries in berkshires they may survive trek into worcester hills. sebl we're done with snow for remainder of night snowfall total pretty much on track. generally two to some locations upwards of three inches of snow holden three inches framingham close to two inch bridgewater area between 21 and two inches maynard about an inch snow nothing officially yesterday. but likely less than an inch of snow. challenge though overnight tonight, watching these numbers, the city at this time 34. fitchburg 23 orange at 22. that's colder air. and around the metro, again, there was just a light coating a slushy coating that will stay on windshields and a sidewalks you can move that around for tonight at least for next hour a colder england that freeze up solid late tonight and early tomorrow morning numbers around midnight near 30 for morning commute numbers dive into upper teens and the lower 20s. you've got a cold morning commute. mix of clouds and sunshine. windy and cold all day. temperatures don't move all that much near 30. windchills t

as i said, a little bit to the northern berkshires. the region of new hampshire. more further though north. i would say maybe a half inch or maybe a little bit more to the cape and the island. all right. there is the tomorrow. up around 40. saturday, for the game. the storm and the rain is over. it will be a little bit breezy out of the northwest. not terrible. think 10-20 miles per hour. 37 degrees drop to low to mid 30's. nowng chas start to come after that. sunday is cold. we don't get a big storm. the southern storm stays out at sea. we do get some bitter cold air moving in here. maybe some snow squalls accompanying the beginning of it early monday. then temperatures will probably be falling on monday. into the teens by upon day evening. then it looks like very cold feeling weather because it is wind and cold. some single digit readings will be common early tuesday and wednesday. the days will be very cold. but i do see ssome improvement weather to moderation of temperature late. heath, ed? >> i like to sing this. i will spare you. >> billy joel. oh, come on.

the -- worcester and berkshires dropping into the teens. very cold temps again well back down through the teens for air temperatures and feeling like the single digits outside. even high andis down to 27. nantucket to 27 degrees i -- hyannis down to 23 and nantucket down to 27. the wind tomorrow is more out of the south. the cloud will start to after 2:00 we will see some snow and light rainfall break out. as the system moves in, it's potent and will create areas of heavier snowfall heading into the evening. now models are models and we always have a saying in weather models are always wrong but sometimes they are use fop. and in this case i think that the rain is too widespread on this model. i think it will be cold enough where the snow line will push into boston and north shore. best chance of rain is toward the south shore and cape and islands. but the main idea is during the evening a few bands of heavier snowfall will move through with low visibility and temperatures dropping back that can create a lot of issues especially when the su

few flurries stretching from stirbridge into the berkshires. this moisture come down wind of lake ontario. there's plenty of lake-effect snow. occasionally we have some flurries and as we go into the afternoon temperature not rising up that much. we're at 21 in worcester now. we will finish at 23. 26 in boston. finishing the day off at 28. temperature cool down overnight tonight. for more on how long the cool weather last over to danielle. >>> the big story today and why it's feeling so chilly out there that wind. temperatures today in the upper 20s but feeling like the teens because of the wind. tomorrow we'll add a few more degree and we'll lose some of the wind. that's the good new i have for you. heading into the lunch time the wind gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour. the wind will are still strong but slowly dying down throughout they start to diminish and they won't be as big of an issue as we head into tomorrow. what that does for your temperature, your windchill temperature what it feels like outside as we head into tonight single

the berkshires and new hampshire. after this, slightly cold air from above will start to come down and that line will begin to move east. getting into perhaps close to the 495 belt around 8:00 or 9:00. it may get these close to boston for little burst of mixed wet snow and rain before it starts to lighten up then ends as light rain in the early afternoon. notice. 4:30, the start of the game, precip gone beyond the area. here is one computer modellive going us the idea that there could be an in of wet snow around worcester up around lawrence and points north and west maybe a little mix ins about to the of the coastline. based than which i think the is the right idea. there is potential for maybe an and southern new hampshire. and maybe nothing to perhaps a slushy inch as you get closer to boston late in the storm which would be late morning tomorrow. but up across northern new hampshire and good deal of maine, central and northern maine will get a decent snowfall out of this. also the winds will pick up. for tomorrow m

usually they don't make the trek over the greens or the berkshires, but they were able to do that this afternoon. they have now since faded away. the city at 34. bedford 32. fitchburg at 31. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine. and near 40. sunday a few more clouds around. lower 40s. great for skiing. great for holiday traveling. enjoy it because here comes an arctic blast of air as we work into monday morning. temperatures on monday will fall all day long. we'll talk more about that cold blast of air in a few minutes. >> now from the night team, the bruins sacked at gillette stadium. >> they score! the canadiens strike first. >> a local boy feeling right at home, mounting a goal line stand. >> oh, and what a glove save is made by condon. >> the night team live in sounds of a winter classic. >> elizabeth: okay. so not a strong showing from the bruins in front of the more than 67,000 fans outdoors at gillette stadium. the b's couldn't overcome a slow start with montreal coming out on fire, scoring within first two minutes of the game and never lo

through the berkshires scraping off a little more moisture will put it back up to 1-3. these are not impressive snowfall totals but we haven't seen much snow this year. we've only had 1.2 inches of snow so far this season. today is 36 degrees with fading sunshine. that snow coming in here tonight. snow showers tomorrow especially during the morning commute. high temperature only about 28 degrees. you know, on tuesday, it's cold but it's the wind that will be the issue. the wind is 15-30 miles per hour. wind chill indices in the morning on tuesday will be about five degrees below zero. temperatures will modify a little bit and then we look for our next chance for some snow. this will be on saturday of next week. the interesting thing about this one was yesterday it was looking like it was staying to the south of us. saying maybe closer to us than we we were orming naturally expecting. we put snow in the forecast for your saturday. it's still several days off. i think more importantly watch where you're driving later on tonight and tomorrow because we could see slippery s

through the berkshires we may have a little more enhancement. i point out this 1-3. as these bands set up just right, it can be a little bit more than that. we'll keep a close eye on that as we head through the evening hours. this is the way one of our computer models are projecting it. there's the first band. then the second band coming through. weaver all in the same ballpark on this one as to what's going to be happening. here's the way it breaks down over the next several days. i want you to focus here. today snow. 36. high. tuesday morning, the wind is going to be out there with those temperatures and that's going to zero. we're talking about some cold stuff on tuesday. the wind abates a bit on wednesday and thursday as the temperature climbs just a little bit. then another chance of some snow next saturday. yesterday it looked like the storm would miss us and stay to the south. now the computer models are hinting it may try to inch its way north ward. again that's a week away so we have a lot of time. we're going to work on the details of that one. commute on m

we're seeing mix and a little bit of snow out through the berkshires. this is where the snow area is. you strt to get into that mix, sleet and a little bit of snow and rain. see how it extends 495 to worcester, a little elevation there. maybe a bit more snow around the worcester area at this point. you can see where that line is. we'll be watching this because it may try to work its way back and forth towards the coast. a variety of things happening. by 8:00 am i think we have a lot of rain in most areas but again those pockets inland, there could be a little bit icy. by 10:00 a.m. we're starting to push most of it out of here. by lunchtime we're trying to wind things up a little bit. we will finish the day with gray skies but temperatures will be falling. we'll talk more about that and the second chance of snow this weekend. all that in a few minutes. antoinette and doug. antoinette: mike, thank you. it's a win-or-go-home playoff showdown for the new england patriots. but exactly who will be available at game time? doug: a lot of questions. gronk still

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these may make their way into the berkshires if they hold together later on this afternoon. right now 34 degrees in boston. 30 in worcester. 29 in pittsfield. but look at the vineyard. 46 and 49 on nantucket. gusty winds. we have them this morning. to the west. and we will warm up to 51 on nantucket, the low 40's though in and around boston. the cold air arrives tonight. take a look. we drop back into the teens 21 in worcester. 26 in boston. and then tomorrow these are your high temperatures, folks. we're only in the low 20's in a lot of spots. and notice i leave in snow showers for parts of the area. let me show you how all this plays out. cold air arrives this evening. then we'll bring more clouds into the forecast. the wind shifts tonight into tomorrow morning to the north-northeast. as that cold air temperature rides over that warm water temperature, we get the ocean-effect snow showers starting up. they continue through monday afternoon really ramping up, i think, through monday night before settling down on tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon, we're clearing things o

the afternoon, showers end on saturday and almost all rain in massachusetts heading out to the berkshires we got a little mix with snow, keene and manchester, new hampshire, might see a couple snowflakes mixing in as well but then by sunday 36 and dry. back to you. >> gene: bad disguise never a good idea. city employee to resign. >> sara: marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know right to rise usa >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference by helping wounded veterans >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference b >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference by helping wounded veterans. coming up with known nonprofit to help with ptsd. >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference by helping wounded veterans. coming up with known no

it could be a few flurries mainly in western mass, berkshires, green mountains an vermont. could see snow showers when the front gets here. front moves through late sunday night. bringing the coldest air of the season so far. strong north westerly winds behind the front, water temperatures generally in the low to mid 40s, get that cold wind blowing and that's likely showers primarily for the cape and a few lingering into tuesday morning. the puter models add that up. they're indicating about 1-3 inches of snow possible, primarily for the cape and the islands again mainly on monday some of this lingering around into tuesday. by the time this wraps up, 1-3 inches of snow possible, but even parts of the south shore could get a few flurries during the day monday. the other story is just how cold it will get. the weekend not bad. oegts effect snow showers on monday primarily the cape and tilds, but possibly a few flurries in portsmouth. 26, that's the high temperature on monday afternoon. the actual air temperature. >> blair: the black bairp hunting numbers are in for new hampsh

the berkshires are now below freezing. feel the difference earlier this evening. readings in the 20' s. if a few upper teens. if lord -- tornado being reported. trees, power lines lockdown. one person was injured by that. that happened earlier. there is lots of active weather. i am showing you that because that is the beginning of a storm development off the northeast coast. how close with that come to us. this is the overview of the next seven days. let' s break it down. we are going to bounce back here the two may interact a little bit and that could cause snow or snow showers for easter massachusetts friday. then we will clear up right a night. the week and start on the chilly side. notice we have to end up on the jet stream and all of that is reflected when we look at the forecast. look at this pretty temperatures move into the 50' s for sundays. maybe a touch cooler on tuesday. wet weather coming in wednesday. as we look at the next , precipitation will be above average. much of that is going to be week. right now we look to be on the that would mean wet weat

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they are going down through the course of the day today a couple flurries in the berkshires. lake-effect snow bands will drop several inches of snow by the tame the day is done to the west. and clouds and no big issues. a blustery feel. real feel in the 20s even at warmest time of the afternoon. tomorrow morning, it's going to be a dry sunny start. but notice what's off to the west. areas of snow. quick fast moving clipper system is coming in. so by tomorrow afternoon, rain and snow showers breaking out in eastern massachusetts. there will be some around for the evening commute but i think it ramps up after about 7, 8:00 so notice periods of rain at the coast. mixed with snow and we will see the changeover at the coastline tomorrow evening and night. but by wednesday morning it's done. areas of snow in northern maine but we will dry out and a stray flurry on wednesday. but the bulk of accumulation that comes downfalls late tuesday evening and night and we are talking about a coating to an inch. this is a low scale event but outside 128 there may be a couple amounts to top out

we will see the first flakes approach the berkshires by 4:00 this afternoon. by 5:00, they are getting into the worcester area. 5:00 tonight at him, that is where we see the potential for the squalls. -- 5:00 to 9:00 tonight, that is where we see the potential for the squalls. there may be some rain. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, it' s gone. so no impact for tomorrow morning' s commute. look at the temperatures tonight. we are back done in the 20' s overnight. as the storm begins to pull away tomorrow, it in. so the wind will really crank. from 40 to through the afternoon. that will give us windchill no higher than the teens. sunshine, cool, but not as windy on thursday. a coastal storm will be developing. where this sets up and how close it tracks to us will determine what type of precipitation we get. right now, there is limited cold air for this to work with so there will likely be mixed either way you slice it, it will be messy this weekend, especially saturday. emily: a man wanted for drunk driving in ohio is ready for his close-up. erika: he intentionally sk

the higher terrain of perhaps southwestern new hampshire, out in the berkshires. the hills. may see a little bit of wet snow. now, the storm is quicker i'm pulling this out in the afternoon. will shut off in time for kickoff. we are going to go dry at kickoff at gillette. there may be a damp tail-gate out there with lingering drizzle or light rain tampering off in the tail-gate hours. again, this storm, rain for most of us. the gusty wind developing along the coastline. temperatures if foxboro in the afternoon, ranging from near 40 but sliding back into the upper 0's. eventually, into the mid-0's by the time we get through the game. the rest of the weekend right now features cold weather working in. there will be a secondary early monday. questions remain to be seen. it turns very cold here monday and tuesday. >> christa: a dramatic police chase out of oklahoma. >> sarah: speeds topped more than one hundred miles per hour. it was caught on camera. deputied rammed the back of a truck. deputies were able to get the truck to the side of the road. the driver continued to push th

and the early part of saturday we will see more of a within theory mix in the berkshires and northern new england and up into new hampshire and main and -- maine and worcester hills saw wet snowflakes mixing in with the rain. mostly rain as temperatures stay well above freezing on saturday afternoon. mixing as far south as northern parts of massachusetts here. but noon, and all the way beyond noon things move out. just in time for patriots kick off at gillette stadium. thank goodness in foxboro temperatures will be a little blustery and in the 30s but after prior to the game we are accumulating from half an inch to an inch and a half of rain. heavy showers at times here. and here's forecast. for the pats game, 38 degrees kick off time. end of the 4th quarter 33 degrees with your real feel temps falling into the 20s. the wind does pick up a bit from the northwest to west between 10 and 15 miles per hour and not a terrible forecast for the game, but, you know it's what it is. temperatures will be cold enough that you might want to have thehand warmer. 40 for the ultimate high temperatur

the berkshires getting a few stay in the higher elevations. a few flurries may make their way into the forecast later today. but not like what we experienced overnight or for this morning. winter weather advisory continues until 10 a.m. for the areas in purple here. this scoters areas -- skirts areas inside 495. 6 a.m. we get the latest updated information with the forecast models, 10 a.m., and everything is offshore. we are good to go. temperatures in the 20s and we start to see temperatures falling into the low 20s and upper teens by 4 p.m. and then the wind really starts to kick in. couple passing flurries in between as well and tuesday morning no additional snow accumulation but it will be slick and it will be dangerous with the wind chill temperatures. current temps in the upper 20s and mid-20s for some and hour by hour forecast, you see here in boston, our temperatures are not going to change much at all. if at all actually. as we get the latest numbers in here. 27 degrees still for noon for 1. and then the highs again we falling into th

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and some of them are making it into the berkshires. there could be a stray tomorrow, i want to talk about how it's going to feel for you. from boston to worcester. both are below zero to start the day. we get deeper into the day. the single digits we have for a wind chill. it will be as least a cold feeling as we have had this winter season. wednesday is still a cold day and below average, but the high dose improve from 23 on average to 30. it's still going to be windy and wind gusts. the wind will be down slightly compared to tuesday and the temperature will be up a little bit. the coldest of this current stretch is tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night and first thing on wednesday. even through the rest of the week, it is still cold out, high of 29 on thursday. the jet stream puts cold air here, instead of being frigid then at the end of the week and weekend and things could get dicey. a storm emerging off the coast. if the storm moves east than north we will be on the fringe. more north than east and it will be a powerful storm. it will

as we draw slightly cold air from above, the berkshires could the rest of us, it is rain. begins to fly northeastward. play the skies could clear during the course of the evening. no snowfall to speak of. t anticipate it. accumulation. once you get to northern new england, they will get a good dosage of snow. here is our seven-day forecast tomorrow. wet for the first half of saturday. not for the game itself. it doesn' t look that cold. 37 degrees. northwest win, 10-24 miles per hour. less wind later on. we have a storm offshore but there' ll be enough moisture with an upper-level system coming showers late sunday night or early monday. that is going to be bitter stuff. watch out for flurries to start out. lots of changes are ahead and will stay on top of all of them. >> you like pizza, right? >> it is the perfect food. >> two times a week at least. would you wait in line? a long line for pizza? j.c.: they are queuing up for frank pepe' s pizzeria, a new haven institution newly arrived in boston. chronicle' s anthony everett wondered why pepe' s is so hot. >> which are the oven. it is t

not all that bad we've seen much worse it's not snowing had some flurries early in the berkshires all melted away the seven vermont have a couple flurries and the concrete futurecast shows is going to stay mostly clear overnight tonight early morning hours also some flurries moving in from the great lakes dotting the area during the 730 our when the system gets of the water produce more snow because more moisture to work without here. going to be very dry air mass selling over us. we took to get more than just a couple of snow showers is no flurries to pop up picket clear out the afternoon sunshine night time hours clear as well another cold night coming up force in new england. high temptress tomorrow with the sun popping up only getting in the low 30s the best sandwich 33 provincetown 32 new bedford 34. north and west only staying in upper 20s god to shrewsberry some kind of game going on this saturday. just in time for storm to threaten the area. let's take a look at that with the futurecast data this is the cloud cover that starts to move in the evening. still mostly clear that po

scattered snow showers back into the berkshires. this is downwind of the great lakes. very cold air passing over the so the lake-effect snow machine has kicked in. what we'll be tracking for tomorrow a weekend system coming out of canada that will go through the great lakes and work into southern new england. it will become a potent storm. too far north and east to give us depressiontation, but down east maine, they'll have a snowstorm on their hands. for us rain and snow shower activity working through late tomorrow. i'm thinking the rain showers along eastern mass will transition over to snow showers. the best chance of accumulating snow the further north and west you go. hillyer train, worcester county, southern new hampshire, perhaps an inch or two of snow tomorrow late into the afternoon into the evening hours. maybe a coating to an inch in the city of boston. not a big storm system for us, but with inter back into the forecast. keep the wind all day long. kiddos heading out the school. final bill, mid-40s. "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: we h