this starts around 11:00, noontime. bursts of snow then the as you see toward sunset and with the wind it will feel like the 20s and 30s later on this afternoon. burst of snow, blustery and colder weather, temperatures 41 degrees. tomorrow is a chilly day saturday with sunshine, 38. then on sunday, we are looking at a milder day at 46 degrees. a shot at showers late in the day on sunday. then 50s next week. but it will cool down by thursday, but stems above normal for this time of the year. >> i like how you say drop like a rock. >> because it will. >> emphasis. >> what is so funny about that, julian. >> he is cracking up. >> >> it's friday. >> it is heather. >> yes, it is. >> we made it. >> if you take the 2 trains you won't make it traveling between franklin and flatbush avenue. we have police activity at service is suspended through that spot. the grand central parkway westbound side you don't want to go here. westbound into the kew gardens interchange all lanes are closed down because of an accident being worked on.

by noontime, the showers will be out. we will see partial clearing north. temperature-wise here at noon will be around 40 degrees. then during the afternoon, although looking a little bit brighter, we have the risk of flurries out there, especially north of boston. we go from morning sprinkles in southeastern mass to afternoon flurries and highs 38 to 44 degrees. back over to julie for a check those roads. >> shiri, those roads are wet in some places like you mentioned but quiet drive and slight volume. route 93 south moving along fine. pike clear from framingham throughout weston tolls throughout allston-brighton. 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes from 49 to the leverett connector. >>> police in peabody are wait >>> police in peabody are waiting to identify the man and woman found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. news at 10:00 and 11:00. the victims were found on a porch of a house on winter night. police say the man stabbed the woman and then killed himself. inve

a little period of snow through noontime today. so that is something to watch, and since it is developing now, we are going to watch it straight throughout fox25 morning news. we are on air until 10 a.m., i have got you covered with this one. otherwise this afternoon 32 in boston, beverly, plymouth, norwood. above freeze above freezing in hyannis at 33 above freezing in hyannis at 33. nantucket at 37 degrees. and only 27 in worcester. 31 fitchburg up to nashua. 30 in keene and 29 in orange. we definitely have chilly spots out there. this is what it looks like at 11 a.m. and this is our best chance of know down across the islands. not looking too shabby for tomorrow. featuring a mixture of sunshine and scattered clouds and even the friday evening, any plans you have that are, tra drive home from work looking a okay. nice and dry and in comes the rain overnight and into early saturday morning. i don't know who is awake here at 6 a.m. on saturday morning. hopefully you are sleeping in. this is when the first of the rain moves in. prim

want to pause things up at noon want to pause things up at noontime. for late morning into the early afternoon, there is the potential for a couple of pockets of heavier rain down toward the cape and a little bit of mix for some snow up across the north shore and seacoast of new hampshire is not a guarantee and i want you to be prepared. i see some materials. it will impact a couple of towns and cities but you should be prepared for that in those locations. by 4 p.m., most of it dwindling. by 7 p.m., i expect it to be long gone. north of the pike less than an inch of snow. you saw how scattered it is and a potential for a couple of snow squalls from the north coast to the seacoast of new hampshire something we will be monitoring very quickly tomorrow. the seven-day forecast with the weekend falls view, back up to 40 tomorrow, wells saturday. saturday's light snow just some flurries in southern new hampshire. sunday brighter and 48. 50s are back with some rain on monday and wednesday of next week. back to you. >>> all right, shiri, a new movie about mic

by noontime, i know you are seeing very patchy precipitation. the cape likely will still be falling as rain and we have the potential for a mix up and down the coastline here and the best bet for some of the bands of heavier snow from the seacoast to coastal maine, and what tends to happen when it falls heavily like that it draws down cooler air and likely to flip over to snow if that indeed does happen. that potential will stay with us from 2 to 3:00 before it pushes out to sea itself and we are left with very light snow showers here. 7:00 in the evening and we are still showing some rain showers out across the cape, and expect it will be cool enough to get patchy coating down the cape. that will happen late and mostly rain, snow accumulation is nothing no more than flurries with the cape. an inch of snow across much of central massachusetts, eastern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. but i am, again, pointing out these locations from the north shore to the seacoast, coastal maine and skimming the south shore with the potential for snow squ

we'll see this by noontime. by about 3:30, 4:00, watch as the showers begin to move on shore and track on across through the evening hours to the south and we get that clearing. once that happens, we'll stay on the cool side as you can see, not going to get bitterly cold but cooler air sticks around. for today call it 76, rain coming in later with winds out of the south. then checking out the seven-day forecast, you see the 60% chance of showers later on today, 30% as we clear out tomorrow. starting monday morning we'll see temperatures in the 40s in tampa bay, and we're only up to about 61. the cool weather sticks with us through the workweek as well, but the weekend, this is when we'll see the changes. sun early, rain late today, clouds early and clearing and cooler once you get through sunday afternoon. you can check out this forecast all the time any time at abcactionnews.com. >>> thanks, bill. a bay area nonprofit is giving a fresh start to thousands >> the veterans mall is off libby road in clearwater and

at noontime 41 degrees with lingering clouds. we are only going up 5 degrees as we get into the afternoon. flurries around town at 3 p.m., especially north of boston. no snow maps needed today but we will talk very minor aaccumulate for your friday forecast, and those numbers are coming up in just a couple of minutes. now, julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. a typical 5 with 30 a.m. commute. >> julie: it is. music to my ears when you say skip the icy conditions because that is never good ice on the pretty typical for this early in the morning. the expressway haven't started to build in the volume department yet as we take you out there. pretty typical volume past the gas tank. live drive times. 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 21 minutes on 93 south from 495 and the leverett connector. sara and gene, back to you. >> all right, julie, breaking news morning. a police officer is injured trying to crash a driver who took off during a traffic sto

noontime sunday you will notice the cloud cover. watch what happens.ight band of rain between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. crossing the bay area. and then you can see spotty showers. smos of the sunday is looking fine. you will see wet roadways, but not often. widespread rain will begin to move in. 4:00 a.m. commute time, most of the north bay is wet. you will notice at 5:00 a.m. it is starting to spread. this will bring more moisture than the current storm. it is going to be foggy. noontime you are looking at the steady rains turning to showers going into the afternoon and evening hours. rainfall totals are impressive. as we head toward the secondnotf rain for our wettest locations. the sierra winter weather advisory going until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. four to seven inches. tomorrow morning the temperatures in the 40s and it will be a wet start to your saturday. we need the rain and on saturday afternoon it is showers and sun as you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the next three storms are one's. you do get a few breaks in between which will be cr

but we will move this along here to about noontime. look at how the winds really start picking up out of the south d southwest. feeding some of these showers and thunderstorms we think we'll be seeing. and then from noontime, watch this all the way through about changes. winds start turning more westerly, the wichdnds pick up. wind gusts ss ss even stronger. tomorrow night the cooldown is on the way. hopefully we can avoid serious thunderstorms tomorrow. >>> and when the told weather comes, make sure you have the nbc 6 news and weather app. it will help you out because we will keep track of how long the cold sticks around for and you'll see when it warms up. >>> miami-dade police hope you can help them solve a violent armed robbery. take a look. look a lot@ like these guy. they're wanted for be robbing a 51-year-old man of his money and necklaces at gunpoint and shooting him several times. detectives say video captured the two thieves as they walked near northwest 107th street and 23rd avenue. ne left the victim survived. >>> new detai

mid-30s by noontime. and this afternoon since we make into the upper 30s there, initial legal as we have precipitation coming in, i think we will see a little rain or a little mix before we swap it for snow. so futurecast, want to take you through these changes because noontime, we can tap into the mostly cloudy skies. once we hit about 3, 4:00, we here, and along the coastline. some raindrops and in southeastern massachusetts, but west of 95 and 128, it is just going to be all snow. cold enough from the get-go for snow in those spots. and the problem is, we really see an explosion here as we head through the evening commute. and by 7 p.m., not just snow on the map but pockets of heavy snow and where we get the snow squalls, it lends itself to quick accumulation into very poor visibility and even though we have rain mixing in massachusetts, we do throughout evening hours even make a trade for snow there. so everybody ends with some snow. it is a pretty fast mover, but 10:00 this evening, most of it midnig

warming to 38, 39 by noontime. those snow showers getting going around noontime. the weekend we will talk about next. weather and traffic every seven minutes. >>> we will take a look at this. this is pictures from newscopter 7. checking out the fdr drive around 111th street. the left lane is closed off. two lanes are open now. we had one lane getting by earlier, we have delays back before the triboro bridge. let's go to the maps and another camera here and what is happening on the van wyck expressway, southbound side and this is an accident that is still being cleared away near rockaway boulevard. street cleaning rules are suspended. metered rules are in effect. lori, over to you. two people are safe after escaping a crash seconds before the truck went up in flames. this happened in southern california when the truck was rear ended causing the truck to lose control. the driver web site through a guardrail an crashed below the freeway. other drivers stopped and in less than a minute before the flames engulfed the truck. >>> new video of wildlife officials throwing

by noontime, 19 degrees. we do get into the 20s, but will take some time and worcester at 3 currently with also those clear skies. i could actually see get down close to zero this morning before the warm-up starts. by 8 a.m., 7 degrees. by 10 a.m., 13 degrees. we only get in the 20s once we hit 2:00 in the afternoon. futurecast here we go. futurecast a tough time with the ocean-effect snow showers since yesterday. by 10:00 this morning. we still have some hanging on for the cape. for the cape comes to an end p.m., i expect all the snow to be offshore. still lingering clouds over the cape west of the area. hello sunshine all day long and at 5 p.m., a nice quiet ride home from work. high temperatures about 22 in boston and beverly. 24 in lawrence and norwood and new bedford, also this plymouth. upper 20s for the outer cape. and 21 degrees in worcester. 24 in nashua and keene and going to be bitter and you add you the wind on top of that 10 degrees cooler. back into the teens. at least won't be as chilly as it w

this doesn't change at 9:00. 4 mile-an-hour wind at noontime.atures will take a significant leap between 9:00 and noontime and still be climbing this afternoon. we'll see more widespread melting during the day today than we saw all day yesterday. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood to show you exactly how warm it's going to get. checking the traffic troubles, jessica boyington. >> route 38 and nixon drive. you can see a problem rightç i the center lane. most of the majors look like this. this is pretty much the standard picture we're seeing. over into the shoulders, though, the off ramps,

that band counties even into noontime. all the way from the western basin through portions of that band continues even into tomorrow night. it's relatively thin. eventually moves out as we head through late monday into tuesday. as far as total accumulations, notice outside of the main area, very little. once you head into mentor, char, certainly geneva, ashtabula even. notice the band. some areas could see 10, possibly more inches. southern lake, northern geauga. eastern cuyahoga. also into central ashtabula county. single digits below zero on the windchill. 8 tonight. snow and cold. 1 to 3 for the most part greater cleveland. squalls east, easily 4 to 6. wind chills be e low zero. 15 tomorrow. lake snow. the morning windchills, 10 to 15 below. seven day forecast. in the teens for tuesday. 26 wednesday a few snow showers. we do try to warm things up as we head through the end of the week with temperatures back into the 30s. lauren. >> thanks so much. off the field the browns continue to put together their front office. >>

the noontime rolls around. temperatures back to that freezing point about 32 degrees out there and we will stick with mostly sunny skies through the afternoon. a little more cloud cover to the north and west of boston, and here at 5 p.m., headed home from work, temperatures are highs today 34 to 38 degrees. we have got normal temperatures for january standards, and we have got a much brighter forecast than we had over the weekend. but we do have a risk of more snow this week, even though dreaded term "nor'easter" coming back into play. later on a timeline of that. but julie, send it over to you for a check on what we have for the roads. what do he? >> julie: things are quiet. bright green for our traffic flows, route 1, 93 south. pike wide anticipate from framingham through the weston tolls and what you will encounter through brighton. 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> b

noontime sunday you will notice the cloud cover. watch what happens. light band of rain between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. crossing the bay area. and then you can see spotty showers. smos of the sunday is looking fine. you will see wet roadways, but not often. widespread rain will begin to move in. 4:00 a.m. commute time, most of the north bay is wet. you will notice at 5:00 a.m. it is starting to spread. this will bring more moisture than the current storm. it is going to be foggy. noontime you are looking at the steady rains turning to showers going into the afternoon and evening hours. rainfall totals are impressive. as we head toward the second system, notice over an inch of rain for our wettest locations. the sierra winter weather advisory going until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. four to seven inches. tomorrow morning the temperatures in the 40s and it will be a wet start to your saturday. we need the rain and on saturday afternoon it is showers and sun as you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the next three storms are one's. you do get a few break

heaviest rain shifts into new england by noontime. still a couple of leftover spotty areas of showers. 59 at noon. getting close to that record of 60 degrees. later on maybe another batch of showers moving through. front. look at that temperature tumble down to 30. 20s north and west of the city so that is going to be a big change, and you can see there's even a bigger arctic by wednesday. this arctic blast makes it to the east coast by the middle part of the week. your accuweather forecast, mild, periods of rain

gone noontime. and then we start to talk about how blustery it' s going to get. how about a wind of 25 mph. that' s going to change your day. it' s also going to keep wind and top out at 72 for today so what do you think will happen tonight? i think once that cold air starts to push in here definitely take over and drop into the 40s tonight and 80s in gainesville. right now 69 and don' t expect it to get much warmer than that and even by noontime today. >> all right, danny, thanks so much. still ahead the annual event with the spicy kick. how this kickoff is helping curb crime in central florida. s mother. what she said to her husband moments before heading to mexico. >>> and it looks like prison escapee el choppo won' t run to the u.s. any time soon. what we learned about the days what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. and everything had fewer calories. truvia. life with less sugar is just as sweet. >> welcome back. the authorities plan to extradite el chopo to the united states where he face faces drug trafficking charges conne

we are in the 20s at noontime. the real feel about 25, 28. then tomorrow morning by 9:00 we still have real feels in the 20s but it will warm to near 40. blustery and cold, less wind. the real feel is zero to 10 this morning. 30 this afternoon. clear and cold tonight. low 23. that's a couple warmer than normal for this time of year. temperatures tomorrow morning starting out in the 20s as we go to wednesday. by the afternoon we bounce back. friday we warm up to 47. it starts to get gray and then friday night we got showers but saturday we could hit 50 and there could be a few showers. so s you see, we will warm back up as we get into the weekend. >> the way it should be. >> but i will just throw this out there this morning for those of you up early and joining us, we like to give you something a little extra because you are up this early. i will tell you when the snow moment. >> that's a tease. we have snow on the horizon. >> heather, that is called a tease. >> i know they are making snow at mountain creek. that is good. at least it's stickin

we're actually going to see the temperatures hold steady for a bit this morning and then drop by noontime it's down to 25 degrees and those winds are going to be kicking up as well. so wind chills by the middle of the afternoon running below zero out through worcester county, southern new hampshire and it is going to feel like it's in the single digits and teens from boston down to the cape so it is turning much colder here as we go into the afternoon for sure. although most of russ going to see a mixture of sun and clouds feed ocean-effect snow bands from cape ann down to cape cod and to plymouth county as well. there is a winter weather advisory here for several inches of snow starting up later this morning right on through tomorrow morning as well. we'll break this down for you, step you through the timeline coming up. right now as to the roads we go. jeff larson in for olessa this morning. good morning, jeff. (no audio). jeff: the ride is in very good shape. it will be a very busy commute this morning. last couple of weeks it's been light with people off on vai kition but people are c

here through noontime, let's go with that mostly dry forecast. a close eye on the outer cape and nantucket until 7:00 because we could get a couple of sprinkles through that. this afternoon in particular between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. the precipitation norwood, central western massachusetts, southern new hampshire. it is mostly in the form of some snowflakes along the coastline. getting a little bit of rain showers and the home with thing is out of here by 10:00 tonight. that allows us to clear out during the overnight hours. we have sunshine to kick off the day tomorrow with increase clouds and another bringing some northern new england showers. things are looking brighter. things are looking warmer. sunday my pick of the weekend. this is what we have going on in boston. starting out in the lower 30s. 36 at 10 a.m. noontime, 38 and not until the afternoon that we are going to bring back that chance for a little bit of light rain. to the worcester area is cooler to the worcester area is cooler. cooler now. it stays cooler into the afternoon with tempe

bauer we have those clouds by noontime today. still dry though. if you were making any plans out there, 3 or 4:00 this afternoon which is the time kids are typically coming home from school, we do have a couple of rain showers along the coastline and a few snow flakes further inland. this is the time 4 p.m. that things really get going. it all fills in by 7:00. that means during the evening really become snow-covered. and those lights are going to be pretty quick change over to snow, especially in and around the boston area. perhaps just a little bit later for the south shore, the cape and the islands, but it will change over for you folks as well. the problem i am seeing. you see the deeper shade of purple. this is denoting not just light snow showers, but the potential of snow calls with, bursts of heavy snow during the evening commute and even here at 10 p.m. all of us will be seeing snow now. we have the potential for heavy snow as it winds down by midnight giving us a coating to an inch of snow from boston down into southeastern massachusetts

noontime on the eastern end and then clear skies overnight. cold air pours in here for saturday night. so, we will look at temperatures around 49 to 50 today. morning sunshine and clouds this afternoon. then overnight temperatures tonight of 42. cloudy and mild. periods of rain start around midnight. patchy fog. very warm. accuweather seven-day forecast, we got rain but then look how cold it is next week. booya, 29 for the high on monday with flurries. it doesn't get above freezing on monday. there you go. how you doing. >> i'm doing very well. how are you doing. >> great. >> it's friday. >> good. how are you doing, heather. >> i'm doing fine. >>> if you use the harlem river drive normally, you won't be doing well. i tweeted this out and this will -- i will try to explain the whole thing to you. major construction project inbound george washington bridge rat' to the -- ramp to the southbound harlem river drive will close at midnight tonight. there will be one to two lanes open here. this construction project will last 56 hours until monday at

at noontime, a barge, a pumper makes its way up the east river here at noontime. the temperature 39 degrees which is the normal high temperature for this time of the year. we usually reach the high temperature around 3:00. we have a few more hours for this to go up and over the normal high for the afternoon. 41 laguardia. 43 poughkeepsie. numbers are warmer than normal. picture. you see we have really nice pennsylvania. this area right here is where the clipper and that's what will dive down and through the area tomorrow. our futurecast, that band of clouds that you see right there in central pennsylvania, that will keep sliding eastward. then here comes the snow showers. here is midnight, western pennsylvania, western new york state as we get to tomorrow morning. around 8:00 we will see more snow showers, particularly in the city. want that might mix in with a sprinkle of rain down the jersey shore as we warm tomorrow into the upper 30s to 40 down the shore. it will be a slippery nuisance type situation then it clears up tomorrow night. then we will talk about th

havering done before noontime today.nowfall amount before all is said and done, looks like about 20 to 30 inches on average across much of the area. when i see you at 6:51, i'll show you just for fun. i'll she you the individual model outfits. wait till you see some of the numbers. how about 40 plus in some spots. i'll show you that in ten minutes. you don't want to miss that. >> freak them out. freak them out. 395 southbound before the 14th street bridge. sounds like a disabled vehicle that should be off to the beltway. heading unto 270, nice light volume this morning. maryland travel times, 270 south, you're on time. top of the beltway looking quite good. 66 inbound and 95 north, people are perhaps staying home today as they should. aaron? >> thank you. this dangerous snowstorm should be on time for everybody. this creating problems. we're live in hiyattsville with what happened. >> if you venture out, one of the many plows and salt trucks getting ready for the storm. we'll show you ♪ you like being picture perfect. yo

the wind chills go down and by noontime feels like the teens as you head home from work. north and west of boston. towns and cities feeling like the single digits. wait until you see how much cooler a this time tomorrow when we come back. >>> a new year of goals for founder of facebook. the robotic resolution he is setting for 2016 and his record of keeping to his word. wraps in new hampshire. >>> happening today, the man charged with charged with bringing deadly weapons to a gillette stadium parking lot will go before a judge. bronson bronsan will go before a judge. he had several weapons, a knife, a crossbow, a sword and a meet cleaver. >>> jet blue is helping a family have proper funeral for their loved one. a hoursfies killed four family members. the moved here from the dominican republic. now jet blue is donating the space to fly the bodies back for their burial. the community has raised $4,000 for those displaced in the apartment fire. tonight, a public wake will be held in lynn. >>> a bill to make sure women keep things could have had keep things covered up has peo

early morning, showers, heavier pouring by noontime with temperatures in the 40' s. upper 40' s by 5:00 in the evening with wind picking up across the state. snow showers on monday, temperatures cooler. tuesday, wednesday, flurries, temperatures only in the 20' s midweek, recovering into the 30' s by late in the week. we will be right back. [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. announcer: now, jason king and news nine sports. >> wild-card weekend. the patriots watching closely. the chiefs and the texans, new england could face the winner of this game next weekend. opening kickoff, chiefs' nile davis takes the kick six yards deep the blockers open up a , hole. davis is gone, untouched returning th

a little bit of melting after noontime because noontime temperatures right around that 32-degree mark and still pretty cool as you head home from work later on today with temperatures back to that freezing point by 5 p.m., but in between this warm-up that takes us to 34 to 38 degrees. nice and bright. but i got some warmth -- maybe march-like temperatures on the way for tomorrow. give you a timeline on the warm give you a timeline on the warm-up tomorrow. julie grauert with live drive julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. you have the first accident of the morning. >> julie: yes, i do, a car fire on the pike eastbound in worcester right before 290. you can see on the map, not seeing a lot of residual delays because of that yet, and overall volume is light. just something to keep in mind if you were headed in that direction. close near the city. seeing a little slowing on the expressway. miles per hour. speaking of the expressway, much heavier volume than last time we checked in on this shot about 10 minutes ago. here are those live drive times here are those live drive times. 24

by noontime, 45 degrees winds will gust to 45 miles per hour. the blustery element that i have to add into the forecast today which will make it cooler than the 47 on the map at 3 p.m. increasing clouds. prone locations for afternoon hours. watchy showers. head you over to jewel keeping an eye on the accidents this morning. >> julie: yes, skyfox over that major accident we have been telling you about all morning. the expressway at furnace brook parkway. the expressway southbound. some of of the delays that are residuals that are still lingering after the jackknifed. trying to. northbound lanes slowing down as well. people stop to rubber neck. the expressway northbound right before columbia road. that is going to increase your drive time. 29 minutes on route 3 from 228 to the braintree split. 13 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to weston. 21 minutes from the expressway on the split to the pike. sara and gene, back to you. >>> all right, julie. this morning a fight over a parking space sparked a shooting in dorchester. >> the suspect was an

noontime, grabbing lunch is going to be scattered showers right on through the afternoon.starts to lighten up a little bit. that's the second band of rain coming in at 7:00. if you have light night plans tomorrow night, we're going to see that rain become more widespread as we head toward 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 in the evening as well. behind it, scattered showers continuing for your early saturday. 8:00 a.m., showers will be light in nature, through noontime and then a few more lingering through 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. rainfall totals, not terribly impressive. the models keep backing off. our wettest north bay locations in the santa cruz mountains still expecting to pick up an inch. most other areas 1500 to 6/10 of an inch of rain. the recent rain has obviously saturated the grounds, so when you get winds. especially toward midnight coming up, 45 miles an hour. could take down some trees, especially if they're weakened by the drought. 49 point raise, tomorrow morning's commute includes those gusty winds, hang on to the steering wheel. as we head toward the latter part of t

tomorrow, noontime, upper 40's, clouds increase. mostly cloudy by 4:00, lower 50's.- next seven days, predawn showers early saturday morning. a chance of snow flurries sunday, lower 40's. martin luther king jr. day monday, daytime high of only 30 degrees. it is wintertime, though. alison: yes, really not that bad. thank you. leon: a lot going on tonight. and i goeah, the caps, one on one with an 11-year-old. leon: we cannot see enough of that. robert: and we will watch it again. i take on an 11-year-old in a game of horse. it he is not your average 11-year-old. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the caps hosting vancouver at the phone boots and, alex ovechkin being honored player inng the 43rd nhl history to score 500 calls. in the second, the caps on the attack. smooth as silk. 1-0 caps. later in the third, the caps up 2-0, the no look pass. caps win 4-1. breakoutrk cousins' season, seems like the redskins have found their franchise quarterback. one problem, he is a free agent. what is he worth? joe theismann said

by noontime, still very by noontime, still very patchy out there. things will ease up around noon and 1 o'clock, but there is the potential north shore to the seacoast. this area circled. little band of heavier precipitation. something 250 something to watch because if we get snow squalls very brief but quick accumulation, and that is going to keep an eye on again through 1:00 in the afternoon. by 7 p.m. it will probably will be sliding off the coastline. a whole thing ends with a couple of light snow showers by 7:00 at night. you can see we don't have a lot on the map. it is enough to give us up to an inch of snow. generally looking at less than an inch of snow across much of the area here. i have circled, again, those areas with some higher potentials on the north shore up to the seacoast because of that possible snow squall. the cape will end up being mostly just rain showers. the weekend falls view. saturday. just a couple of flurries in southern new hampshire. by sunday, 48 degrees and partly sunny. 50s back on the map both monday and questions

@now it's -- noontime, it's @quiet in a lot of the @locations. @geauga, ashtabula, snow free, @it's right along the lake @shore, those of you in lake @county, just northside of @mentor, over in to painsville, @we are seeing the snows. @there is plenty over the lake. @as it continue to push inland, @ashtabula, you will see some as @well. @this is definitely the @waking up today and getting @ready and putting those outfits @out and what do we wear to the @bus stop and work. @it better be a lot. @it is 8 below when you factor @in the winds now in aleria, @sandusky, feels like minus 4 in @ashtabula, 5 below zero the @windchills, downtown cleveland. @let's track, there is a lot to @talk about outside of the lake @affect, which will fade midday. @we get a break. @tonight uneventful until after @midnight and tomorrow. @it's going to be for the @morning commute as far as @overnight. @post of you will probably wake @up to 1-2 inches of fresh snows @this is 6:00 a.m. @tomorrow, and look at the snow @coming down. @it is east and west and south @and it looks

noontime, grabbing lunch is going to be scattered showers right on through the afternoon.ening starts to lighten up a little bit. that's the second band of rain coming in at 7:00. if you have light night plans tomorrow night, we're going to see that rain become more widespread as we head toward 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 in the evening as well. behind it, scattered showers continuing for your early saturday. 8:00 a.m., showers will be light in nature, through noontime and then a few more lingering through 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. rainfall totals, not terribly impressive. the models keep backing off. our wettest north bay locations in the santa cruz mountains still expecting to pick up an inch. most other areas 1500 to 6/10 of an inch of rain. the recent rain has obviously saturated the grounds, so when you get winds. especially toward midnight coming up, 45 miles an hour. could take down some trees, especially if they're weakened by the drought. 49 point raise, tomorrow morning's commute includes those gusty winds, hang on to the steering wheel. as we head toward the latter par

by noontime ought to be in the upper 40s and briefly low 50s around 2:00 or 3:00. five, back down to the upper 40s under a mostly cloudy sky, late tonight, getting chilly, back down to the low 40s by late this evening. then that big change blows in on sunday and will be in place into the first part of next week. a look at how cold it will be getting in just a few minutes. >> tom, thanks. >>> a man is in custody after driving his car straight at a howard county police officer. we'reç working to learn more about the suspect and the charges he faces. officers say they first went to burgess mill way in ellicott city at around 10:30 last night. someone called in a robbery. when they got there, they found the man in his car and told him to get out. they say he drove right at them. that's when officers started shooting at his car. >>> developing off the coast of hawaii, the search for debris after two military helicopters collided and went down during training. marine officials are asking folks to immediately report any debris they may notice. at this point there's no wo

showers and rain continuing around noontime. rainfall totals through saturday, so beginning saturday and then through saturday. half an inch to an inch. could see an inch and a half around santa rosa. the winds will come up. 35 to fiewrt 5 miles an hour at 10:00, 11:00. the morning commute will be a difficult one especially with the wind. you will have to hang on to the steering wheel. 8:00 on friday morning looking at the gusty winds. and then the winds will ease up and it will be breezy going into your saturday. sierra under a winter storm watch saturday 4:00 a.m. one to two feet of snow with wind econ ition dids. it -- windy conditions. the snow totals will be coming up. first thing in the morning fog go spots around the delta. temperatures in the low 40s to the low 50s. you are looking at mild reading. low to mid60s. watch out for those tides with the swell coming up on friday morning at 9:46. could see low-lying flooding. two on the impact scale. thursday into friday and then the next wave on saturday. dry for sunday and go

by the time we get to noontime, 1:00, the heaviest rain is tapering off and temperatures will gradually cool through game time. there will be a bit of a wind but 5 to 15 miles per hour. no impact on brady's throw or talking about real feel into the 20s. one of those things, we have the tarp on the field, everything is just fine, but when we head into the afternoon the race will be done which is great news. >>> great news for tailgaters. >> noon, 1:00, tracking the rest of us pamela how is it looking out there. >>> a little soggy, unfortunately it is going to be a deluge over foxboro, the good news is it will let up just in time for kickoff current radar, we have a little bit of everything on radar at this time all rain from boston to plymouth, and we have ice, where temperatures are around freezing, let's zoom into foxboro, it is still a steady shower heavier rain to come. current radar as we zoom into foxboro,fitchburg, gardner,, dairy, manchester new hampshire, and downtown boston thankfully not dealing with slick weather and the rain. hour by hour timing 5 a.m., 41 degrees in boston,

snow moving in very quickly after about noontime.everyone's getting snow by 5:00 and the snow will pile up fast. after 7:00 tonight, the first 4 to maybe 8 inches of snow could have the first foot on the ground in central virginia as earth as 11:00 tonight. most of the metro area will have at least a foot to maybe 8 inches on the ground at sunrise tomorrow morning. by 11:00 saturday night, looks like 18 to 24 inches on the way. it oohs going to be quite a winter wallop for sure. travel conditions will go from bad to worse to impossible during the course of the overnight hours tonight. get it done tonight. here's melissa with traffic zbhood morning. new problem between shady grove and grove never here this morning. no trains on the penn line. maryland looks okay. no problems in virginia either. i'll see you in a few. >>> take a look at "storm team 4" radar as well as the live district this morning. there's a trace of snow on the ground right now. >> wait until this time tomorrow. chuck bell has everything you need to know about the bl

slow process by noontime. snowing in connecticut, much of rhode island but only along the extreme south coast here in massachusetts. it's going to take until 3:00 before we really start to pivot that snow north ward towards the mass pike. it's this evening around 6:00 p.m. that it will start to dry and go noter ward here reaching up toward the north shore. if i keep my hand right here, we go about six hours. that's about as far as it gets through midnight. it will start to retreat off shore as we go through the predawn hours and very quickly out through the overnight hours here. most snow will be to the south. once you go north because of that dry air we're not going to see that much snow. anywhere from just some flurries back to leominster to a couple of inches cape ann. two inches boston to framingham into worcester. as you go south the amounts increase. once you get marshfield back towards taunton you're in the five-inch range coming down to 10 inches farther south. the problem with the winds come inning of

by noontime still dry. between 3 and 4 and we start to see the first of our rain and our snow popping up and fills in by 7 p.m. and during the evening commute, even here at 10:00, we have got some bursts of heavier snow out there that can limit visibility and, of course, make for quick accumulation. coastline into southeastern mass, a coating to 1 to 2 inches. west of 128 and 95. a couple of spots could get 3 to 4 inches and one to two for most of us. windy with couple of flurries. dry, thursday, friday, and saturday will start with rain, and again make a change over to a snow and some mix during the evening hours. >> all right, shiri. er in it to win it. >> powerball! powerenpaul! >> reporter: how an entire town is using social media to help their chances to hit the powerball. >>> important information for women. new guidelines for mammograms. what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? you can. five minut

by noontime it still feels like it's barely ten degrees. the wind chills will get no higher than the teens this afternoon. at least we'll have the sunshine boston north and west. this afternoon. once you head down toward this. we have snow flying this morning. these are ocean-effect snow bands. they're very localized. they've been happening since yesterday. right now the steadiest snow is just south of plymouth down towards sandwich, bourne, mashpee, falmouth. this band extends beyond hyannis now. to parts of truro and up to provincetown. wellfleet as well. these bands will be with us through late morning. once we get into the afternoon they'll taper off but a winter weather advisory up this way for the slipper erodes through about 10:00 this morning. speaking of the roads, we've got trouble there also on the trains, olessa, this morning. olessa: following breaking news in andover. train has derailed there. that is impacting service on the haverill line. service was suspended between haverill and andover, lawrence and andover rather and bus

by noontime. -- and this will sweep through by noontime. about noon time, it is gone and he will have cloud cover overnight and through the morning tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, evening, be ok but another round of showers for the weekend. that will taper off by sunday morning. temperatures in the low to mid to upper 40's early and not climbing much. reaching about 50 per a high today. tomorrow, upper 40's to 51 and a 70% to 80% chance of evening showers. some may linger into early sunday morning while the upstate clears up. first of next week, cold morning temperatures in the 20's and 30 range with highs just in the upper 30's to 46 on monday. >> it is hollywood's biggest party, so what can you expect on sundays golden globes? we will tell you what to look for, including the pictures and performers. plus, how does the future base feel about returning as coast? -- how does the future base -- ricky gervais feel about allyson: we will have more after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it o

by noontime you'll be comfortable in long sleeves. will be up around 50 degrees, partly sunny, remaining mild through the rest of the afternoon. there's a live view from the tower camera. we have sunshine over the fog. and this camera is mounted at about 280 feet above the ground. it's above the fog. the fog deck itself top to bottom is about 200 feet or so. and we'll have the fog burning off. you can see the top of the capitol dome is obscured by the fog. that's a live view from the capitol camera. the rain we had is way up into new england. it's changed to snow parts there, new england, way up into massachusetts. the fog will be lingering for another hour or so. temperatures hovering in low 40s, mid-40s by the way. further west and forth, upper 40s. great day to get exercise, though. fog going to be around here for another hour or two. by 11:00, most of it's gone, upper 40s, near 50 by noontime. low 50s around 2:00, 3:00. back down to upper 40s by 4:00. by 6:00, back down to the mid-40s. a great day to get outside, get some exercise

upper 30s to the north and west, 44 at 8:00 a.m., 58 your noontime temperature. for the daytime high we should be in the 70 degrees mark, 63 we will be under achieving with that number tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday overnight lows in the 40s. we may have patches of frost up in parts of marion county early tuesday morning. thursday, things start to turn around we are tracking what could be a developing area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico thursday and friday so that is why we are cautious at this point. >> anchor: kids need some warm coats at the bus stop. here are tonight's winning lottery numbers. the cash three 141, 8369, 18, 15, 3, 7 and 33 and jamie seh is here. >> can you believe this is the 50th year of the super bowl? when. anyway, this year's super bowl 50 is on news 6 and we are less then a month away in the game of survival began this weekend with the playoffs with a few wild card games. the weather in minnesota >> anchor: we were talking, don't quite remember the first super bowl. around for most of them. we really have. it's amazing it's a half

even as we head towards noontime. a couple of spots close to freezing. keep a close eye on your forecast. but primarily going with just rain into the afternoon. really winding down between 1 and 4. so by 4 p.m., a little bit of drizzle on the coast. wouldn't be surprised if we've got a couple flurries on the back ended. your sunday. sunday another round of clouds move on in. here's a look at the end request high temperatures. boston, 32 tomorrow, only 33 on sunday. temperatures a little cooler, somewhere like worcester with 37 tomorrow. and 29 on sunday. seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view. light snow in your monday forecast but dry tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. thank you, shearry. we still don't know who some of america's newest millionaires but rumors about who the powerball winners are, are spreading. how nose neighbors are causing a >> plus a computer >> daniel: 14 people are dead and more than 2 dozen injured after a bus crash in central japan. the bus heading to a ski resort where a driver lost controlled control, hit a guardrail

showers and rain continuing around noontime.he rainfall totals through saturday, so beginning saturday and then through saturday. half an inch to an inch. could see an inch and a half around santa rosa. the winds will come up. 35 to fiewrt 5 miles an hour at 10:00, 11:00. the morning commute will be a difficult one especially with the wind. you will have to hang on to the steering wheel. 8:00 on friday morning looking at the gusty winds. and then the winds will ease up and it will be breezy going into your saturday. sierra under a winter storm watch saturday 4:00 a.m. one to two feet of snow with wind econ ition dids. it -- windy conditions. the snow totals will be coming up. first thing in the morning fog go spots around the delta. temperatures in the low 40s to the low 50s. you are looking at mild reading. low to mid60s. watch out for those tides with the swell coming up on friday morning at 9:46. could see low-lying flooding. two on the impact scale. thursday into friday and then the next wave on saturday. dry for sunday and

by late morning and noontime we're down a few degrees. it's noble the mid 20's by early this afternoon. sunshine this morning with some built-in clouds at the coastline this afternoon. look at the wind chill as we head towards this evening. it is down in the single digits and teens. you want to dress for those dropping wind chills as the day wears on. those wind chills going down below zero tonight. in terms of any snow today, there will be some but it will be very localized right along the immediate coast and the cape as those northerly winds set up ocean-effect snow bands that will hover through plymouth county and also on the cape especially the mid and outer cape and nantucket. that is where we do have a winter weather advisory. it gets started late this morning and is with us through tomorrow morning. there could be several inches of snow which will create reduced visibility and slipper erodes down this way as well. the cold is a concern for everyone this morning. let's get you out to the roads. you're going to want that heater going

notice by noontime, you're into the snow. and very slowly this pivots north ward by about 3:00 this afternoon. it is sneaking up toward the pike. when you get those darker blues, the snow is going to be coming down hard and some of those bands of snow are going to try to pivot north of the pike here during the evening and overnight hours so that is the time period where conditions will reach their worst around here locally. look what happens in the overnight hours. 2:00 a.m., this is starting to shift out already. so this is getting out of here very quickly tomorrow morning so in terms of the snow there is still the potential that we don't see much of anything north of the pike to up to a couple of inches but it's once you get 2-5 until you get down towards providence and plymouth. that five- to ten-inch band will take you down to the south coast. heavy, wet pasty snow may combine with winds to create power concerns. danielle will talk talk more about the winds right now. danielle: the wind gust s are in excess of 20 miles an

locally we really don't see those showers pop until about noontime today. many of you stay dry today. i just want to stress, these are going to be very hit or miss style, very patchy stuff. at 7 p.m. as well, we have a couple of areas to focus on one is well out to the north and west of boston. over the mountains. southeastern massachusetts is going to be another hot spot for a couple of those evening showers. so we will be wet in spots. plus, after we get that little bit of wet weather, wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of flurries end this whole thing because they will be cooling down and again tomorrow we will be telling to you watch out for that icy potential on some of the roadways because we will be back to freezing after that wet weather. 30 degrees your temperature right now boston. 7-mile-per-hour winds. really not much of a big deal. it is create it is creating a touch of a wind chill. feels like the 20s if you were stepping outside in the city now, and winds are going to become more and are more active during the day. 33 at 6 a.m. 8 a.m. abou