metro boston, it's not a significant situation. we have rain, and there will be bands of rain that come in from the south shore and the south coast, but again, flash flood fitchburg and leominster in particular until 9:00 p.m. power house storm taking shape across the northeast. we detail that for you in a few minutes. >> john: j.r., thanks. also at:00, breaking news. two construction workers tragically killed when a trench gives way in the south end. they were in a hole that filled with water in just a matter of moments. >> this all happened near the intersection of dartmouth and tremont street. brandon gunnoe is live with what we know at this hour. brandon? >> brandon: well, john, we just got off the phone with boston fire. they tell us one of the men's bodies has been recovered, but they are still trying to recover the other man's body. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see this recovery effort still taking place. the problem right now is just how safe is the structure of the street and the sidewalk and down inside tha

metro boston still a little ways to hopefully, good starting pitching with temperatures in the upper 50s. monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week, lots of sunshine. i'll week, lots of sunshine. i'll see you at 7:00 >> before you know it, we'll see number 12 under center in cleveland. who!woe he will be taking the field with is still very much up in the air. patriots going through practice in foxboro this afternoon. julian, limited again by his surgically repaired foot. he is one of 9 patriots listed as questionabl questionable. rob, brandon ruled out 4 sunday. also, jacoby, we wouldn't be seeing for awhile. landing on injured spot for a veteran quarterback. given his pedigree, 17 years of experience, it's safe to bet tom brady will be ready for the browns, bill belichick who was battling sniffles said there is no sure thing when it comes to players who!woe have missed time, getting up and running. >> it's hard for a practice not playing football . the best way to do it is not not do anything for 4 weeks, just go do push- ups. i don't think that's the right way to go. >> red sox and i

i don't think we'll have thunder concerns boston or metro west. but those are showers and downpours, on to the friday morning commute. 6:00 am the bulk of the rain is moving away. still some rain in the taper off. but the concern overnight will be the fact that we'll have some briefly heavy rain. again this is great for the drought. streams and rivers and the ground can take this amount of rain but the storm drains struggle. then you add in factor of leaves in the drains. that may lead to localized street flooding very late after midnight and for the early part of the morning commute. if your commute doesn't get going until about 9:00 or 10:00 but 6:00, extra time because some of the streets prone to minor flooding, that might be something. as of right now there are no flood watches in effect. we'll welcome the rain. wince the first of september boston picked up 5 and a half inches of rain. worcester you are running above normal. in boston a bit below normal but for month of october boston is running above normal. a lot of clouds on saturday. that

clouds for much of the day in metro boston. in and out of the sun. but the clouds still hanging be replaced by a batch of clouds over here in new york state. there are showers with that weather system. i think the showers will dry up. advertise clouds overnight tonight. a mild night. temps between 59 and 64. heading out the front door tomorrow morning again there will be a lot of clouds. relatively mild near 60 degrees. maybe a few sprinkles with the cool front. i think we skies occur sooner tomorrow. when you get the sunshine back during the day this time of year the temperatures take off. tomorrow a west wind 12 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow afternoon in the upper 70s. that's a change for the city. farther south you were in the 70s today. you'll be in the 70s tomorrow. merrimac valley stuck in the 50s worcester at 75. and out on the cape and the islands developing sunshine tomorrow. so there's tomorrow for you. thursday a lot of clouds returning to southern new england. and so is the risk of scattered showers with temps on thursday back down into

rain arrives in metro boston not until 3, 4, 5:00 in the evening. back to the snow factor. as that precipitation comes into new england. temps where we are will be in the 40s up in the cl the 20s. plenty cold for snow. lynchfield hills of connecticut. and even in the worcester hills. in terms of accumulating no the ground suspect plenty warm. the grass is still green. the pavement's warm. there may be a light coating on elevations over 1500 feet. that's going to put all of this worcester hills more in the berkshires. mid to late afternoon. and then the rain does arrive in the metro boston area in the end of the afternoon and more so tomorrow evening. quite a bit of rain is on the way. not going top get 4 more inches of rain. a brief shot of steady to heavy rain late tomorrow night until 4 a.m. friday morning. most of us will roadways when the heaviest rain is falling. and so even though we don't have rain on the way minor street flooding late tomorrow night and even the friday morning commute. the rain will shut down friday morning and focus on getting sun in here. this map

metro boston, cape ann might be able to move them out of there by noon on sunday. but they're going to continue on and off through the day. south coast through the cape. most towns less than a quarter of an inch of rain down there. red sox coming back home. they need to come back home. sunday first pitch at 4:08. first pitch at cloudy skies, no significant rain, temps in all sorts of clouds tomorrow and sunday, fall foliage quite nice. i've noticed myself that i meant gray skies. 7 on 7 forecast, columbus day, lots of sunshine, low 60s. tuesday and wednesday, lots of sunshine. have a great weekend. >> jadiann: all right, j.r. thanks so much. >> ryan: i go to ask, can we hit the panic button yet with the sox? >> joe: not yet. we've seen this team come back before. this is it, though. if they don't win, it's because the guy they brought in, the knock was he couldn't win in the postseason, still can't win in the postseason. that's next the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school

some sprinkles may work up into metro boston early tomorrow morning. but otherwise, partly cloud skies. temperatures between 30 and 40. your morning commute will feature temperatures in to the upper 30s to low 40s. again, it's a dry morning commute, but there may be one or two sprinkles right at the here it is tonight. moving through the great lakes with rain. there is a little bit of snow being picked up by the radar. western new york, western pennsylvania, it's on the move. it will arrive mid afternoon birkshires with wet snow. the rest of us, beneficial rain. i'll show you how much rain is on the way in a few minutes. >> all right. turning to a trail of trouble in marblehead. investigators searching all day for a man who exposed himself to a woman and tried to grab her while she was on a morni w >> reporter: adam, he hasn't been caught yet. right now the trail is dark obviously no one out here this time of night. but during the daytime, usually packed with runners, walkers, and people walking their dogs. apparently also filled with one man with othe

we're starting out at 55 in metro boston. we have clouds hanging around. we can't rule out patchy drizzle early on this morning. then we turn our attention to afternoon, and this could bring us a round of showers. there's your patchy drizzle around 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. we're dry through the middle part of the day. i think between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. tonight is when we can expect that round of showers, not bringing us too much rainfall, definitely not beneficial rainfall. and i mentioned the sunshine peeking its head through the cloud cover as we head into the middle part of today. and that could help to warm the temperatures, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. after we clear the clouds out, it really is a bright and fantasticl coming up in a few minutes. >> christa: let's go to danielle gersh for this morning's fast track traffic. good morning, danielle. >> danielle: things looking good is far this morning. here's a will be at the expressway. things slowing down. we have a work crew northbound on the expressway. that's at me neponset circle. we'll slow you down a l

cape and even in metro boston, plan on a couple of showers, it is dry as you work fitchburg. not likely sunday. boston, new bedford, chatham, showers are likely for game 3 at fenway park. not a washout, but showers. sunday, clearing skies, monday, mostly sunny skies, your 7 on 7 forecast, sunshine for the next week. "7 ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. and blue cross blue shield has me. interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m

. >> anchor: patchy, light rain around the metro and that's the this will work up into the city of boston. so again rain gather a good idea but the real stuff is way over here, worcester hills basically 195 and up through 290 the mass pike 84, just a fire hose of rain, worcester proper out toward princeton, hubbardston, leominster, fitchburg and then that is down near webster all lifting north. very heavy rain in a short at of time combined with the least likely in the storm drains, probable going to lead to localized street flooding in worcester county so just be mindful you the rain, but it's not overwhelming. it's not heavy at this tile and i think that continues to be the case this evening. to focus steadiest the rainfall west of the interstate [#] 5. essentially west of 495 as well from this storm way over here. grabbing moisture off the atlantic some that is tropical miss tour, ing it up into southern new england for the next several hours but again the heaviest rainfall, 495 west into the worcester hills it all winds down after midnight tonight but we're not done with the rain just

we're talking west of metro boston. along the coastline, not the good chance of frost overnight tonight. freeze warning in the areas of purple here, metro west stretching back almost to worcester. you're probably wondering why this area is not covered, because those temperatures typically even colder the further west you get. the reason why is because it is assumed that the growing season is over in those spots. it is a tad early for this time of year, but it is the season, kind of letting those gardens go. if you're worried about plants, bring them inside. bigger picture showing why we get the keep the sune the high pressure, subsiding air, that's going to keep things dry. cooler temperatures dropping out of the north and the northwest. for today and tomorrow, but has the high shifts to the east of us, we start to get a return flow out of the southwest, and that boosts the temperatures up through sunday. we're flirting with 70 degrees. maybe you want to go apple picking this weekend. it is beautiful for it. we get to k

. >> here are the showers moving up a t to metro boston, cape ann. this is round one. this will fade away before the morning. the main event, showers and downpours. the motion to the north into canada versus east into new england. so i think that buys you a dry morning commute. there could be an isolated shower early tomorrow morning. temps tonight, 57 to 62, mild the rain gear because you'll need it. showers and downpours become more widespread. we'll talk about the rainfall timeline as well as your weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> i will accept the results if i win. >> this is about him worried he he is part of the problem. >> with election day just 19 days away. >> and another night, another face to face for donald trump and hillary clinton. both attended the center trading jokes with some of them getting a bit edgy. we have some of the moments from earlier tonight. >> no one knew how they would react after the heated debate. clinton came face to face again to tell jokes at a charity dinner and it started light and fun. >> we have proven we can be civil to each

morning commute dry, lunchtime dry, and i think we'll see rain 4:00, 5:00 metro boston. on and off light rain early tomorrow night. not a repiece of last friday night because it's not tapping in the tropical moisture but i do think it's widespread rain, beneficial rain at that. 1 to 2 inches of rain possible. and again, if there are leaves in the storm drains and i'm sure there are, i know there are a few in my neighborhood, then there may be small ponding of the water on the roadways early friday morning even though we move the brunt of the rain out of here before friday morning's commute. an inch of rain for everyone here. 7 7 friday we're done with the rain, but windy, low 50s and there's the milder air there saturday and sunday. see you at 4:30. >> time now for traffic with matt fitzgerald. >> yeah, we had a crash that just cleared moments ago near route 1a, traffic is jammed back on 128. the northbound side over on the left-hand side of your screen, you approach that earlier crash scene. on the expressway, tough going, not so lucky southbound side, jammed right out

tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening and it is a chilly rain once it arrives in metro boston. >> and there's gonna be less than cold air. it'll be in the 20s. as that precipitation gets into western new england it will be in the form of snow and even out in the berkshires, it will flip over to rain tomorrow afternoon. this will be about between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. and even in worcester hills, i think there will be snow for a short time and it changes over to rain. >> not seeing accumulating snow above he wasvation and then focus on beneficial rain. it will be a good chunk that comes out late tomorrow afternoon, not heavy rain, i think the chance for the heavy rain is way tomorrow facility has, about 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow night, up until about 4:00, 5:00 a.m. on friday morning. won't be a repeat of last friday in worcester. not advertising 4 more inches of rain. but maybe as much as 2 inches of rain on the way. and with leavesti tropical storm drains, likely gonna lead so minor street flooding late tomorrow night into early friday morning and as we step through here friday morning rain

metro boston near 60. southern new hampshire, the numbers into the 50s. 15burg down the cape and island lots of sun. high pressure moves closer to us tomorrow night. that will shut down the wind and set the table for a cold saturday morning. lots of sunshine both weekend days. here is our next weather system a cool front. early next week. there is the weekend forecast, senate the upper 50s. sunday mild with numbers in the upper 60s. and continuing to work south. again some years the peek e speak late september, other years early october. this year running late because of the warm september. look at this picture, one of our twitter friends, brian took this picture, just a gorgeous picture. all sorts of awesome pictures. this year with your foliage. appreciate it. sunshine for both weekend days, a few showers possible monday afternoon. >>> still ahead at 5:30, we're going the -- we're following the latest on t east boston after a shoot-out last night. we'll continue to stay on top of this story and bring you

down through the south coast working up the south then it was tougher to get the clouds out of metro boston, certainly the merrimack valley, didn't happen. so that would fizzle out overnight. here comes another front at us tomorrow morning. clouds on the way for late tonight and tomorrow morning couple of sprinkles after midnight tonight but otherwise partly cloudy sky, mild, 59-64. tomorrow we will start with clouds. there could be a few sprinkles as the cool front is moving through. oddly enough after the front moves through, west winds will develop. around 12-18 miles an hour. that westerly breeze will give temperatures a boost so it's odd to be talking about a cool front and yet it's going to be warmer in these locations than it is true. boston tro taunton, brockton, duxbury similar to tasted temperatures to the 70's on the cape and the islands, numbers in the mid 70s, fitchburg at 76. no records tomorrow. records are in the 80's they'll stay put. thursday a lot clouds. mostly cloudy skies. not as mild with temperatures on thursday actually close to where we should be for this time of y

outside 495, deep shading of blew, metro boston in the city usually not until after halloween. perhaps that is the case think there could be frost saturday morning although for the city it won't be that chilly. right now in boston at 58. martha's vineyard at 59. norwood at 54. mostly clear sky, there are a couple of high thin cirrus clouds coming in which should set the stage for a beautiful sunset if that is your scene. high pressure drifts away slowly overnight tonight. it doesn't go that far. so there will be an increase in clouds tonight but no rain from the clouds. then we're back into the sunshine tomorrow. hour next weather system thursday risk of just now coming through chicago land. clouds and a few showers. but again that is not here until thursday. tonight partly cloudy. not quite as cold as this morning but still the numbers will find their way to the upper 30s to around 40. the city tomorrow morning about 49. these will be the temperatures about 7:00, 7:30. norwood at 35. worcester at 40. cape and the islands, upper 40s to around 50. then tomorrow back into the suns

those little ice pellets before it becomes a chilly rain metro boston chilly rain from get go beneficial rain we still need rain for drought temperatures thursday and friday only in the upper 40s. have a good night. >> a driver deadline fast approaching starting friday night all tolls in massachusetts will go electronic. so no easy pass. no problem. the state will definitely get your money. yeah no worries there. transportation leaders expecting some confusion and no doubt the back ups heir jadiann thompson live brighton toll to explain changes jadiann. that's right kim abams changes hit everything here. electronically on friday night. meaning everything you see back here behind me, that's all going away. in everyone is not prepared for changes, things could get messy. take a close lock at this rare sight under the toll plazas of massachusetts. >> pretty soon, these tunnel won't be need. that's because these tunnels act as a speed bump if you will. >> just before 10 friday night all tolls in massachusetts will go electronic. the toll plazas will be leveled replaced by scanners hung over

and it will be out of here i think for metro boston by midnight tonight and then linger for cape cod and the islands through the week hours of tomorrow morning. and we've still got some good rain falling in these areas of yellow here, you see up through the merrimack valley just south of the city, stretching down through stoughton into norwood, taunton at this point, across the south shore, duxbury, we'll continue to see embedded downpours as we head into the dark hours of this night. there's our back edge. midnight tonight for the city. slowly it creeps on through as we head into the overnight hours. clouds lingering for cape cod and the islands as we get into early tomorrow morning right around sunrise. the sunshine is back in full force for us tomorrow. but you'll notice that the breeze has picked up to e we've got a pretty good breeze at this point out of the north-northeast, anywhere from 10 to 15 to even 20mph sustained winds, and then you get down to the cape and the islands, and those winds are really kicking. we're looking at 30 to even 45-mile-per-hour gusts on nantucket. t

that will keep the fog in i think around metro boston and the north shore. south of town. norwood 76. plymouth 76. nashua at 57. another view of the low clouds and the fog again we're losing the day light. there is visible satellite photography. this is how you see it up in space now the sun is getting low in the sky. clouds look like they're fading but they're still there. clouds will begin to peal out of here later on this evening only to be replaced by a whole new batch of clouds overhere. this is a cool front which oddly enough for some of you is going to lead to warmer weather tomorrow. a warm front got stuck south of the mass pike. it didn't move all that much. tonight evening clouds. then partly cloudy skies overnight. mild, 59-64. normal high of 61. tomorrow morning clouds, maybe a sprinkle as the cool front is moving through then i do think we'll see clears skies develop sooner than today. probably around lunchtime tomorrow. a west wind helps to clear out the air. a west wind promotes warming back in the merrimack valley going to be a milder day for you folks. mix

that's why there alcs frost advisory up for most of us not include metro boston and in any coastal areas cape cod islands not included in inn that either. freeze warning that is in effect for northern central worcester county and pushing off into the western half of massachusetts. now you can see where this big hole there is you're probably wondering why that's not under that freeze warning it's because to have ended there. they've already seen temperatures dropping to 32 and below. but that's where we'll be overnight tonight. away from the coastline in low to mid 30s. into early tomorrow morning 45 for boston. again along coastline upper 30s about as cool as it gets. it's not out of the normal to see these temperatures as cold as they will be overnight tonight. as at this time of year fall is certainly with us we always give you heads up when first time that it's happened for the fall beauty tomorrow, 60 to 65. we get to keep sunshine around very average for this time of year. if you want to know what normal feels like. tomorrow's temperatures will be normal. here's a look at the 7 on 7

the cool front moves through and it fizzles out as it's moving through metro boston. i think for a lot of us, it's much a do about nothing. for some of you, if you get a spot shower, you may get a .10 of an inch of rain. but nothing like sublgd. this cold front coming through won't be able to tap eventual tropical moisture, like that one did. that's why we had between 1 and 3 inches of beneficial rain. i think tomorrow just nuisance sprinkles and spot showers early and late in the day. and then back into the sunshine for friday and the upcoming weekend. >>> here's matt fitzgerald a check of the roads. >> we begin flying high above south of dedham over to the right. slow going from winter street most of the way past route 9 and 95 and camden down to 24 in randolph, the northbound side of 128 is moving well. tough going on 93 north near thehood plant. jammed across the zakim bridge up through medford and up past rate 129. on the southbound side you'll be on the brakes from the lower o'neill tunnel and the drive on 93 north from the zakim bridge to route 128, 33 minutes.

nothing here in metro boston, worcester hills we've seen flakes and snow, had reports of a little bit of snow and sleet in lunenburg as well as pretty much along 495 i had rain drops into work. earliest we've seen measurable snow in the city of boston, october 18, 2009. earliest inch october 29, 2005 and this upcoming weekend is the halloween nor'easter anniversary. boston had an inch of snow. so october snow is fun. exciting. yes, it has happened before. over here, this is s connecticut river valley out into the berkshires but you notice the rain snow snow it's beginning to retreat to the north. there is a wall of milder air about here. east, southeast wind trying to beat back the early morning chill. when the ocean water temperatures are in the upper 50s, a east and southeast wind will win. this is how it is. here is the storm system for us it becomes a rain maker. warm ocean water temperature, 57, east wind means it's going to flood the boundary layer. warm air. so this is essentially snow flake kryptonite. boston at 46. worcester at 37. we advance our timeline and there go the pur

east wind temperatures tomorrow metro boston mid 60s, near 70 farther inland. norwood at 70. valley, upper sea coast then you get to the worcester hill, a mix of clouds an sunshine. on the cape and the islands chatham 66. nantucket at 65. more sunshine on thursday, a pleasant fall day. low 70s, your 7 on 7 forecast again sunday there is the chance of rain but even that might be yanked out of the forecast or if the track changes perhaps we ramp it back up but say the possibility of some rain on sunday morning. it does not look like a wind threat see you at 5:00 with the brand new track update. >> jadiann: thank you. time for traffic. let's get a check of the roads. how is it going? >> good afternoon. tough going on the lower end of 128. the southbound side that is on the left hand side of your screen, this is right at the route 37 exit in brain treatment you are going to be tough from the separate up to route 24 in. moving well from route 24 up to the split. over on the leverett connector you are going to the zakim, northbound side, is really tied up. will be on the brakes out

that will get metro boston for tomorrow. we will talk more about that and let you know just how long this warm air will stick around. >> anchor: and we're following more news today. a convicted child rapist covering his face in court today. he was recently released from prison but he is facing new charges. his initial release causing concern for residents on he violated his probation. 7's victoria warren with the latest. richard gardner hiding his face in court. the recently released child rapist already accused of violating his parole. his attorney says gardner feels unfairly targeted. >>> he was basically routed out of his house. he was invited back to his home. there was no reason that he couldn't go back to his home. >> reporter: in courtly waved extradition back to rhode island after being convicted of kidnapping business and sexually assaulting them. his parole prohibits him from going places frequented by children but last week quincy police say he was in a public library. >>> whether in fact there is a children's ent

now even though a cool front did move through here tomorrow morning, oddly enough for metro boston warmer tomorrow then today. with the cool front moving through. so we'll start with clouds and it will be humid tomorrow morning. then westerly breeze takes over mid morning. 12 to 19 miles per hour. it helps to flush out humidity and clouds. it's a mild one. 71 to 78. boston tomorrow 9878 merrimac but tomorrow you're heading for upper 70s. sea coast middle and upper 70s. into worcester hills. all sorts of foal anal peeking out through worcester hills. worcester 75. morning clouds afternoon sun. and out on to cape islands partly sun skies. temperatures in upper 60s to the low 70s. >> now for thursday lot of clouds. and a few scattered showers on thursday. with temperatures thursday much cooler. but where we should be for this time of year low to mid 60 just waivering back and forth. i'm not fronting here. this legit. so we have a warm front trying to back back into new england on thursday scattering of showers. then on friday, here comes a cool front that. will come back into new england. wi

i think it's going to be tricky store for metro boston. but south of there still could make a run at it. norwood could pop up to 80 degrees. if we get enough sunshine in here as we head into the middle part of today. not getting near the records. a run at 75 for boston. maybe a run at 9. those record are well into the 80s. a king tide meaning that everything is in line today. the moon is closest to the earth. and the earth is sun. in the orbit. what that means it's the highest of high tides. so we're watching out for around 1:20 for most areas. coastal massachusetts the coastal flood advisory is up from noon to 3:00. because you watch out for an hour after and an hour before high tide. so we'll be watching that as well as the overnight high tide and tomorrow's high tide as well. since everything is in line. partly cloudy tonight. it's breedsy and it is mild again for us. tomorrow mostly sunny another shot at making close to 80 degrees in we can have some more sunshine around for us. very slight chance of maybe a spot shower overnight tonig

commute as we mentioned, reducing visibility to about a half mile in most locations, including metro boston area. boston. 59 in norwood. fairly mild for this time of year, and those dew points are up there, too. so very soupy air mass in place for us. scattered showers for this afternoon and we cannot rule out a few downpours as we run through the time line here. you'll see that becomes apparent really around noontime into the early afternoon. we may get a line of some heavier rainfall and then tapping into some tropical moisture for the evening commute and through the evening hours, even enter the overnight. now, where does this line of t and the oranges and reds end up? it could move to the east. it could move to the west. it's really hard to pinpoint exactly who gets the lion's share of this tropical moisture that's moving in for us today. i'd say it's a safe bet to say a half an inch to an inch widespread is what we're in for, much-needed rainfall. but those localized downpour, even a rumble of thunder could produce some areas, reports between 2 and 3 inches. then it gets fairly windy a

ahead of it we get warm, check it out 70 boston, metro west southern new hampshire most of us pushing right around 70 degrees today. well above average for this time of year and this won't an ton of sunshine but peaks here and there. the morning commute fine, a lot of clouds. there may be an isolated shower that early afternoon some peaks come out and here come the band of showers. 57 p.m. focused outside of 495. watch what happens as it approaches boston tends to fizzle out a bit. so while we may have a shower in metro west 5, 6:00 this evening the south shore back down to the cape we're mainly dry and this is really not anything after that. it will be breezy tonight 39 to 45 in the suburbs. 48 in downtown boston. highs tomorrow noticeably cooler 55 to 60 for most of us so back to a below average day. high pressure building in out of the great lakes is going to stay with us for friday, saturday and sunday as well. it looks beautiful, a dry upcoming weekend with classic fall weather in place includes for the bengals and pats sunday. wind won't be an issue. monday back up to 70. we'll

metro boston is dry at this point. not expecting any more wet weather there. north shore, cape ann still inches or parts of inches here. you see one-third of an inch in norwood and more than one-tenth of an inch in boston in just the last few hours with this quick boston police of rain that moves through. this is all coming along this front that you see here. and this tells the tale of what's in store for us for the rest of the day. it might get a little hung up with this front, and it might not budge as quickly as we want it to to warm those temperatures up. you can see light winds coming out of the north-northeast, and these winds have been able to back in even further hours. and that's going to keep the coolest temperatures here. merrimack valley, sea chest of new hampshire, even into the city of boston. i don't think we'll warm up as quickly as we'd like. and we may even see the clouds hang out for a time as we head throughout this afternoon. so running through the timelines here, moving out the showers, we're done with the with it weather for the rest of

highs: 59-64 winds: nw to sw 5-15 mph all too familiar for metro riders. a boston subway how passengers were able to escpae suzanne live tease and a new shopping destination in montgomery county. we'll take you live to the clarksburg one person is dead and another in critical condition after a six-alarm fire broke out ar 3-30 after a six-alarm fire broke out ar 3-30 this morning on the upper east side police say two other people were hurt..but their injuries are not lifethreaening their lights are off-power is out- limited. these families in temple hills- were left with nowhere to go after being forced out of their condos. now - 7 on your side is pushing for solutions - to help this community. suzanne kennedy is live in temple hills with the call for help happening today. developing now - a take a look at this incredible video. people - kicking out windows trying to escape a train car that filled with smoke! this is the busy "back bay" station around rush hour. you can see the panic as riders try to get out. " transportation determined a cause but they believe a mo

58 in worcester and nashua, new hampshire. 61 in beverly and plymouth right now and 56 degrees boston. metro west. we are starting here around 60 degrees this morning, we head up to the upper 60s by 10 a.m. 72 by lunchtime today. the clouds are going to end up thinning up. not all clouds today but a nice kind of mix of sunshine and scattered clouds. i will tell you what time we are at a risk for another quick shower in a cup of minutes. >> julie: live with live drive time traffic. >> julie: things are moving along. moving at speed limit. live drive times 237 minutes on the pike eastbound. single dijts on the expressway. 19 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. n. >> you this morning. more information about a shooting situation in lawrence. police combing haverhill street for evidence. the district attorney confirms to fox 25 that a man was flown to boston with a gunshot wound. we are working to get an update on his condition for you. child rapist will be from court accused of violating his parole. fox25 has been bring you updates on richard gardner since he was released fro

boston has above normal precipitation. drought not over. the wind the other aspect of the storm during the day. at times between 25 and 40 miles an hour. a gust of 47. worcester hills metro west the city of boston gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour. that will shut down the wind. here is already though our next storm system on the maps. this will make a b line for the northeast. a similar path to the one we're dealing with now. much weaker. northbound new england tomorrow afternoon that may spark an isolated sprinkle late tomorrow afternoon. it does slow down on sunday. start with sun and clouds in the afternoon. some showers sneak out of pennsylvania and new york. but it is milder. we're getting back to where we should be for this time of year. temps tomorrow and sunday mid and upper 50s with essentially a dry en kiddos. lots of sunshine with temps in uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values

boston, wellesley, a lot of metro-west, between one and two inches of rain. many towns closer to that, too. in boston itself, 1.48 inches of rain. the wettest day we have had since september 30 of last year. it has been a while since we got a good soaking in the city. certainly, had one yesterday. the rain north and east of us. in its wake. back to the sunshine. and the sunshine is going to last. this isn't, like, hey, we have two inches of rain. going forward of unsettled weather. nope. we are back to the dry air over the next 7 days. for the most part. aside from maybe a passing shower late thursday or thursday night. 's coming. mid-50's. near 50 in worcester. the rest of us close to 60. winds gusty at times. 20-30 miles per hour. stronger gufss across the cape. at times, over 40 miles an hour. a wind advisory for gusts upwards of 50. 50 maybe be pushing it. we will see aot gusts at times across the cape. with the wind advisory. these winds do slacken overnight tonight. we are not dealing with the windy long-range forecast here. we are going to have the wind

you go to the north and west of boston metro west 73?, fenway park will be 71? into the mid-70s in the merrimack valleys. first pitch tomorrow evening it's not home i know it's in cleveland. the forecast for cleveland covered for you, too. clear skies 70? for game one the red sox visiting the indians. clear skies here friday morning, too. looking real nice to end your week. sunshine wall to wall on friday. so let's take a look at matthew and how it could impact our weekend. it's impacting it indirectly. i'll explain. first here is our storm system going from here to here in the satellite loop and also the eye starting to reappear. when the eye clears out like that it means the storm is intensifying. think of an ice skater. so as it the clearing comes in although the arms get pulled in it goes fast sorry more intense storm. it's pushing off right now. i'll put for you. it goes from there to there. pointing and towards south florida. in fact, that track makes this forecast more compelling so one of our other future cast models this is the high resolution rapid ref

we are freezing and most of the burbs from the south shore to the north shore, metro west to boston. it is in the 30s. a very frosty start, but as we travel through the morning hours. i am watching the coast not just fort potential of a little drizzle, the potential of a mostly working their way into the middle -- notice by late morning, we start to see snow pop up into the berkshires. spreading out into central massachusetts as generally rain here between 2 and 3 p.m. if it comes down heavy enough, it could lower the temperatures enough to see a little bit of mixing here out into worcester and fitchburg and nashua or keene especially. and what you will see is primarily rain. even if we do get a little mix in the inland towns and cities with the snow and sleet, it is it won't be able to stick because temperatures will warm through the evening. main rain arriving between 2 and 5. turns heavier by 8 p.m. overnight tonight downpours by 5:00 tomorrow morning. it will be winding down for most. a widespread inch of rain to me is pretty likely. notice temperature-wise. 50s south of boston a

boston 57. metro west, mostly in 50s. look dedham getting up to 50 tomorrow afternoon great viewer pictures share in few minutes. really beautiful foliage out there to get out there enjoy if you can and tomorrow a great day to do seven-day forecast shows beautiful weather right through weekend. then rain arriving on monday. show you more pictures and we'll talk more details straight ahead. see you again soon, kevin. rainy weather this month held for portion of state out from an extreme drought. southeastern part has improved from extreme to severe drought levels. more than two and a half inches of rain has fallen since october 1st. however nearly 40 percent of the state is still under extreme drought conditions. many spots are more than nine inches of rain below normal. >>> small plane crashed today just over massachusetts border coming up 5:30 how weather may >> then i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual... he said sure, but don't just get any one. get one inspired by dentis

so your highs tomorrow, metro west away from boston, 56 in ashland, 57 framingham, to the immediate boston area, quincy, braintree, same thing for you and down here on south shore, temperatures generally in the 50's as well. not seeing any 60's, but there are a few in the forecast. so if you're going out this weekend for halloween fun, salem is the place to be. we know that for halloween. i've never been actually for halloween. 56 degrees on saturday. sunday, 55. going to watch for the risk of a shower. that looks less and less to me as we get closer to the weekend and as new information comes in the shower threat is small and mostly for the north on saturday. on around, and the risk, and here's what i'm talking about. we're going to see the crowds come through with a cold front saturday night, and the potential for a rainshower. but the showers seem to want to weaken as they come southward. the heaviest in northern new england. the showers are along same front and they're going to wiggle along the front toward southern new england. the highest risk for any of the rainshowers to clip new e

high temperatures tomorrow, a couple degrees above where they will be today, 52 in boston, low to mid-50s for metro west, 55 in plymouth tomorrow, and and then bump it up. wednesday mild 65 degrees, thursday check it out, 68 but it does look like the clouds increase, there will be a threat for rain to come in but not until thursday evening and that's the cold front that cools us back off to end the week. we'll be in the low 50s on friday. the weekend looking dry for now but only around 50 degrees. >>> the world series heading back to cleveland. 2 run were given up over 6 innings, cleveland leads the certificate yeast 3 games to 2 games. game 6 tomorrow night. >>> the patriots getting some rest. they head into the buy week with the best record in the nfl. . >> reporter: well, good morning, kind of a history making game as they get the victory here in buf rob gronkowski touchdown number 69 that's a franchise record, both talked about it after the game. >> brady takes the snap, steps up, runs to the right, touchdown patriots. brady steps up throws down the right side makes to the record books, touchdo

metro west. this does not include the city of boston. for the rest of us we can expect to wake up to frost tomorrow. freeze warning western part of the state. temperatures are expected to get to 32 and below for sometime overnight. get to details on the forecast and how long we get to keep the sunshine around in minutes. ; suspected killers captured in south carolina. they are linked to a violent home invasion here in massachusetts. police are trying to piece together this murder mystery. steve cooper with the details now from orange. to lose them. >> reporter: from his home in nearby berry john hardy says he's relieved the couple accused of murdering his 95-year-old brother thomas have been captured in virginia along with his toyota corolla similar to this one. >> i'm glad they found them. yep. i'm glad they found them. >> reporter: under arrest and charged with the murder of thomas hardy inside the couple's home in orange 23-year-old joshua heart and 27-year-old brittany smith from a that. as shocking as all this is they aren't exactly

temperatures right now, generally 59 boston, out to metro west, 61 fitchburg. norwood holding on to 61 degrees. water is also 60 degrees in ways you were thinking of going for a swim. there's rain back here along a cold front pushing our way and rain pushing through central and northern new england. came through western ms earlier. i will switch over to live fox 25 storm tracker meteorologister radar, so you can see a better idea of where it is, there are a couple of light showers out through the berkshires, but southern and central new hampshire, hillsborough, heavier rain happening there through concord, loudon in to the lakes region seeing some rainshowers move on by. those will continue off to the north. not south toward worcester or boston or southeastern new hampshire for that matter. so through the night tonight, there's a front sitting down here. the one that was north of us yesterday and that's why we're so mild. it brought us cooler hair today. north, and jump roping boston, the last couple of days, this time, going north as a warm front producing som

early last year, a mechanical failure caused smoke in a different boston station, the heels of the d.c. metro incident, where smoke filled a car, sending more than 80 to the hospital and killing one. >> and linsey is live with us tonight. any word on their condition tonight, and of course, that bigger question you brought up, as america's aging subways? >> reporter: david, we do know that three people were transported to the hospital. it's not clear just yet if age was a factor. we do know that this line went into service in the '70s, and that is certainly something they're going to into. >> linsey davis tonight, thank you. >>> the other frightening images coming in from italy at this hour. two earthquakes rocking central italy. reports of families trapped. then the rescues. crumbling buildings centuries old. knocking out power. and it happened in the same region where nearly 300 people were killed just two months ago during earthquakes then. italy for italy for us. >> reporter: multiple earthquakes struck just after nightfall. the first quake, 5.5 magnitude, then, just two hours later, a mor

boston gets to 39, into the 30's in metro west and beyond there the freezing temperatures, orange to keene, north and west of the city of worcester, which settles close to freezing. highs tomorrow upper a better chance in southeastern massachusetts. so if you're starting out in the upper 40's, temperatures go down, the temperatures don't have to drop much to go down into 30's. it will be clear wednesday morning and clear nights for the nights that are most con due sieve to getting the -- conducive to getting the cold temperatures and they will tomorrow night. sunshine all day for you wednesday, so there will be a rebounds. it will be below freezing back hoar, but you've already had a freeze, so you don't get a freeze watch. temperatures widespread. there have been spots like norwood, we know the airport tends to read very cold. there have been spots that had frost or freezing temperatures, but not widespread. this will be the first time you get a freeze watch. it's the south shore away from the coastline, norfolk county, metro west and northward to the north shore, including cape ann

temperatures are realized but for now, boston, the south shore and out here to plymouth county and beyond to cape cod, not in the freeze watch, interior areas, metro west and interior parts of the south shore. in boston, the average first freeze for november 4, we're in range anyway to be in the october 15th is your average and you certainly have had freezing temperatures out there so far. so now, wednesday, we'll start to tomorrow -- or wednesday night, with just some clouds moving in. by thursday morning, here comes the system from our westmoreland, it's a warm front pushing a burst of snow in the high are elevations an rain in the lower elevations. notice how the rain is taking over here. only the higher spots have the snow. what i'll be watching for, although we get rain in here forecold spots at the on set of the precipitation to allow for mixing with sleet or phras but any snow would just be out interest in berkshires, litchfield county and points north, toward killington, other resorts in northern new england. chilly, 49 for a high on wednesday and a lot of 40's around tomorrow afternoon as new information comes in this evening, we'll updat

metro west and south, all the way to the south coast of massachusetts, it does not include coastal areas along the south shore. so from boston through plymouth, out to cape cod and the islands, not expecting a freezing temperature, but a widespread freeze expected metro west and points west. that's the only reason why the purple area is a skinny area on the map. temperatures right now, already in the 40s. boston, 47. clearly flip-flop weather. wind chills out there generally in the 30s. wow. worcester feels like 46, beforely 39 degrees right now and here is how it will go tonight. what chow set mountain, going down to 31 by 4:00 in the morning. then, into foxboro, dropping down to freezing by 4:00 in the morning. you are in that freeze warning as well. we will actually fall another degree or two b comes up first thing tomorrow morning. we have seen clouds out there today, some of those clouds seem to be producing a couple sprinkle, although hard the say if these are actually reaching ground level. a lot of dry out there, meteorology jason brewer and i were discussing that. it is not likely you are seeing much out there, but

boston. low to mid 60s metro west. and mid 60s on the cape rr of sunshine early tomorrow morning. then the clouds went out. it may be a day you want to throw the umbrella or raincoat in the car. notice what happens, scattered showers arrive tomorrow, late afternoon and evening, generally light for the most part and continue overnight on thursday. friday morning, a couple showers around, along the south coast. the wettest period on friday looks like the second half of the day as showers turn to a steadier rain and then some of that rain lingers into friday night and a little bit of shower activity lasting into saturday morning. we'll cool off for the upcoming weekend with temperatures on the mid 50s. same on sunday, but a brighter day overall. a lot of leaves. it will be windy. temperatures in the mid 50s. could be a passing shower. much cooler in in the upper 40s for highs. >> let's get you out on roads. live look at the bridge and the connector. you can see light traffic. this light traffic starts on 93 and it's like this all the way into the tunnel this morning. >> sweet green r