another one over buzzards bay out of wareham right now. pushing southeast about 18 miles an hour. minutes away, to new seabury area. on the coastline there. this one out cape cod bay a lot of heavy rain with it. quickly enough that it will come through dennis and harwich between 4:34 and 5:00 this evening. and push off shore. no heavy lightning with these storms, heavy tropical downpours. pushing away b the rest of us cleared out already and we'll stay that way. the front has passed by. it's actually starting to get less humid already. in the morning, you wake up to sunshine, have that through the middle of the day and through the afternoon as well. a few clouds to bill low up. but overall a really nice looking start to your saturday. foxboro 98 degrees at gillette stadium. that's important because this evening, a big concert going on and everybody tail getting ma the 80 degree heat. 8:00 and into the 70s, those concert goers be notice no more risk of showers or storms. going up to 3:00 in the afternoon. a few nearby, but gillette escaping that in the evening. in the morning, the t

falmouth, the only spot getting rain left on buzzard's bay and the vineyard still to get into some of this rain. this is falmouth, over toward woods hole, just clipping the eastern fringes of the woods hole area sustaining in to east falmouth, this will continue off toward oak bluffs in the next few minutes. keeps getting -- mattapoisett keeps getting showers. marian, clipping portions of rochester as well in this points as well. to the north, it's dry already. it stays that way all evening long and what's left on cape cod and buzzard's bay will push out in the next 20 minutes and be gone. the last place to get the shower will be the islands, but even you will dry out tonight as well, waking up with sunshine first thing in the morning. it's going to be a beautiful day. temperatures dropping tonight from the 80's to the 70's by 10:00 p.m. if you're going out to play some golf this evening, by the time a cold glass of water, it will be 77 degrees and clear. out there at gillette stadium, 85 degrees, the music is already playing, but for those of you tailgating out there and listening to

cape cod and buzzard's bay, we're seeing showers. this one weakened considerably. last of the yes low between harwich and continuing to move toward montamoy. heavy rain just to the north of 28 and eastbound, here are some of the roadways being affected by it. look at the red especially, and over here along tanlo drive as well. off to the northwest, through the old silver beach area, across the bay to mattapoisett, heavy rain happening here too. look again for the red and the orange, you'll find some of the here in mattapoisett, island road right there. this is it anchorage way. meadow brook also about to be hit with the heavy rain. if you're out on the beeps, if they haven't gotten them the message already, get them inside until the storm passes by. they're going to get soaked. the ocean is not such a bad thing after all. the storms gone this evening, everyone is pretty much dry. the only places with the showers are the ones i showed you. everyone else, your shower threat is gone, so you'll have sunshine through the day tomorrow. looking like a really nice day. we'

down towards the cape, watching some other storms fire up from buzzards bay. up to sandwich. keep an eye to the sky, heading into this afternoon. and then byhi notice saturday, sunday, the weekend looking real good. we are storm-free. near 80. cooler along the coastline. >> anchor: that will do it for 7 news at noon. >> sarah: 7 news continues at 4:00. have a great afternoon. ? ? >> philip: [clears throat] "how's it going, philip?" not bad, mom. thanks for asking. "and the record label, how's that coming?" it's coming. all the paperwork's complete. "good. as long as you're happy, i'm happy." >> kate: [sighs] i don't feel like talking. >> philip: nope. but if we talk about it, you'll probably feel better. >> kate: talk about what? >> philip: how you screwed up with deimos. i told you not to mess with the guy. deimos is one endless supply of bad news. believe me, endless. [soft dramatic music]

and we have the story from buzzards bay. >> reporter: for decades, scientists have been trying to harness the ocean's energy. this may be the key, not what is on top of the water but underneath. it's an oscillating set of >> to turn the fluid power into useful electri. turbines use ol ocean's current. in this case, the cape fod the been running here and without a hitch. the designer seeing a breakthrough in renewable energy. >> we have a wings that an an angle and reverses the orientation. >> other engineering ideas have failed largely because water is denser than air and quickly ruins scientists' attempts to utilize it. >> what effect does this machine have on aquatic life? >> none. baker potential for the new our state could be on the r cutting edge. i'm bill shields, wbz news. >> how cool is that. underwater, harnessing the power. >> no nois about the humidity on the way. >> as lovely as it's been, this is going to feel like an enormous shift. >> it's going to be sticky as we head into the day tomorrow and for several days in a row. downpours and isolated thuninto with that, the heat i

that is buzzards bay. air temperature around 80. a low risk because the water will not be strong. here is the way we go. a few patchy clouds. that is the end of that. any early clouds should allow a great deal of fog but that should burn away in central mass to allow for a reasonable amount of sun. this is tropical storm fiona. it is not strengthening at this time. this is the projected track taking its five days out. check it out. i see more cloudiness on sunday. there may be a breakup. the greatest threat of rain, there is a chance of some rain. i hope that happens because the beautiful comfortable weather is going to move in. anchor: more olympic action in rio. ben: team usa. heather: the food, new research could help diabetics. ben: a police officer goes before a judge. the allegations and where the anchor: less than one week of they will donate thousands of unsold tickets to schools. 88% of the 6 million tickets have been sold. that is less than the london and beijing olympics. >> team usa continues to dominate in the medal count collecting more hardware. they did see some dr

temperature, 75 at buzzards bay, 76 at cape cod canal. coastal hampshire, upper 60's. another day. i. -- another day. y full of sunshine. this has been our body giving us this nice reprieve, which has warmer tomorrow, more humid on thursday, and as the front approaches, a few spotty thunderstorms could be in the region. this is the latest tropical storm, and it will probably become a hurricane soon. even though this is just a tropical wave, for us this has more potential significance. it looks like it will make an approach of the bahamas, within the next t t that is of course noteworthy. in the meantime, gaston is intensifying into a hurricane and it looks like it will be staying east of bermuda. in the meantime, another sparkling day tomorrow, it will add some humidity thursday with should be reasonable on sunday. hopefully that is another outstanding summer weekend. we will talk more about the rain in the next hour. >> now, here's mike lynch with sportscenter 5. mike: past two days, tom brady was back at practice and talking about the accident with a pair of scissors that scratch

from buzzards bay to cape cod. it left significant damage. >> substantial damage. >> more than a billion dollars in massachusetts alone. >> the devastation -- firsthand as a fair haven police officer. >> all of the telephone poles were gone. you couldn't drive over it. >> businesses are in the dark. >> houses came off the foundation and a couple were in the street. >> reporter: one was picked up and moved across the causeway. >> they started to shape and it popped up like a buoy. >> he had spent eight months renovating his family's uncle's cottage next door. >> this hurricane, it was an education. mother nature should be respected. if you don't expect it. sooner or later it will educate you the hard way. >>> and when we were going back through the archives and looking at how he forecasted the storm, the technology 25 years later has grown so much so that we are able to give more along the coast if something threatens our way. luckily, we don't have any hurricanes in the forecast for new england. we're tracking one

down around buzzards bay. also the cape cod canal around nantucket, 74 around chatham. keep an eye to the sky. there is a possibility of a shower or thunderstorm and a small possibility but not a zero possibility of something down near the cape late in the day or better chance of getting storms in the latter part of the day. here is the impressive air, still on our doorstep. it will come back honest tomorrow along with the disturbance. clouds are starting to show to the west and we have one round of storms developing getting close to philadelphia, washington, baltimore. other storms across the midwest, there was a tornado confirmed in indiana and so that is what we are talking about with this. not necessarily widespread but the idea that it could be put it. be watching is during the course of the afternoon into the night. the storms that can form in western massachusetts and move eastward toward the boston area late in the day or even into tomorrow night. after that the weather will start improving because on wednesday a front will come through and that will make it a l

south shore, pretty much into the 80s but once you get to buzzard's bay or the cape, low humidity it will feel even cooler. it won't be a muggy day, dry day. if you're thinking about going to the beach, check out the water temperatures. air and water temperatures very close to each other. his tide coming in. tomorrow, another cool start. high pressure building in, staying around us, but as it drifts off to the east what happens is, we get a return flow. southwesterly winds eventually brings the muggy air in here. that's why you will notice the humidity coming up for the few days and setting us up for thunderstorms as we head into saturday's forecast. for tomorrow, 84 degrees. a bit of a sea breeze. hot and humid on friday. near 90 and then on saturday, there is a chance of thunderstorms. cold front coming in from the west. it moves into this hot and humid air that triggers off a are under of showers and thunderstorms. and that will be with us on saturday. not a washout but the threat will be out there. keep that in mind, you may need move your activities inside as the thunderstorms p

look at it in buzzards bay. 77 degrees. the north shore and the south shore. even up to 70 in coastal new hampshire and coastal maine. look for a day that has a lot of cloudiness. a possibility one or two spots could get a brief shower or thunderstorm and then the next chance we will be at the end of the day or into the night. so it is definitely a day to keep an eye to the sky. here is a slightly more comfortable air that has, woulded in, but notice the un-- that has worked in. it overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow. along with a little disturbance. you are seeing a few storms here. this is a chance of getting one or two in the morning. and then we have these storms back here and that's your chance later tomorrow and into tomorrow night. this is our greatest chance and it would not rule out one getting as far south as boston later tomorrow and into tomorrow night. so again that very first chance comes with this warm front in the morning and then we will see a few strong ones later in the day and into the comfortable on wednesday. a closer look at on

west beach at 79 and down the south shore into portions of buzzard's bay, onset at 78. raz we make the view a little bit wider on the islands, the numbers will be in the middle 70s. friday much the same. a little more humidity around on friday but not overwhelming. not tropical with temperatures on friday into the mid-80s. saturday is a warm and somewhat humid day. it'll be a one day thing, though. just like that here comes a cool front which is not really leading to any cle sunday. is. the problem though is this front will pop a few isolated storms sound. i know we have a lot of outdoor activities going on saturday. so there is the risk of a few scattered showers and storms, not widespread and in any event as we work into sunday we are dry once again. non-tropical but here's where we do have a tropical system. tropical storm earl and that may become a hurricane. this is close to belize right miles per hour, continuing to move west at about 14 miles per hour. and then make a second landfall through portions of mexico with locally heavy rain. i think the flooding rain wi

the exception down through buzzards bay and the cape and the islands. you won't be as hot down that way, but you sure are warm this morning. 76 in boston. 76 in hyannis. doesn't take much to get beloved 90. we'll be there this afternoon. dew points low to mid-70s. very humid air mass in place, although quiet times across new england. can't rule out a passing shower that tries to pop up here south of the mass pike, especially down through connecticut, rhode island and southeastern mass. much of the day will be dry. feel like 100, 104 this afternoon with air temperatures running in the middle 90s. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. a quiet start to your morning on the roads. here's a look at your expressway, ten minutes from braintree to boston northbound on the expressway this morning. 95 all green. so you're all good there. problem-free heading in and out of town on the pike. routes 2 and 3 no issues. 93 fine back to 495 an route 1 wide open heading into boston. check those

there may be a couple lingering storms down near the cape and the islands and buzzards bay this evening. towns coming away with almost nothing. other towns come away with close to an inch of rain. that's the way it goes. not to say these locations work out exactly. but this will show you how it can vary from town to town. 59 the dew point in boston. still comfortable right now. but there is a huge surge in humidity just to the south and west of us. that's going to work on in. dew point levels jumping in from the upper 60s today. we're right there. saturday. this is also accompanied by temperatures running 90 plus. we deal with heat and humidity for thursday, friday and saturday. as we get into the weekend, especially on saturday. i think the storm is more scattered in the afternoon. you notice the boundary to the north of us with downpours riding right along that boundary. i think this boundary settles into the south sunday into monday. sunday into monday would be the best chance to get most widespread action across southern new england with embedded downpours. we'll look forward to tha

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factor in that high humidity and a heat advisory in most towns with the exception of buzzards bay and the cape and the islands. if you're 93 degrees and you have a dew point level of 71, the heat indices is 100. we'll see a couple 102s and 104s showing up. 75 in boston. 77 in plymouth. easy to hit 90 when you start off the morning in the mid to upper 70s. dew point levels running low to mid-07s. a little muggy stuff. the vineyard right now, dew point settling in close to 74. 75. not much going on radar and satellite composite. i don't expect a whole lot today. there may be an isolated shower or thunderstorm tied up south of the mass pike, but i think they're few and far between. that's the overall theme of the day. it will be heat and humidity. that extends off into the great lakes, ohio valley. plenty of warmth. plenty of humidity in place. and almost 70-plus dew point as far as the eye can see back into the ohio valley. not the south the next couple days. you better believe we're not going to get a break. humidity will remain high thursday, friday, saturday and even into sunday. so

category 2, block island and newport, rhode island getting the brunt of this storm and the cape and buzzards bay where we saw some flooding as well as some very strong wind gusts. big landfall on this date 25 years ago and we haven't had one since and we are tracking the tropics. tropical storm fiona which i turning in the open atlantic. it is forecast to perhaps strengthen just slightly over the next 12 miles per hour and turn into a tropical depression. it may regain some strength as we head into later next week but will be encountering a loft wind shear. upper-level winds will 25r9 to break apart some of those higher cloud tops and thunderstorms. nothing to worry about here. high pressure will keep us dry and slip to the east helping to tier fiona well out to sea. pushes to the out east, we will be watching the next cold front and the next rainmaker sunday night into monday. we have time from now until then to enjoy the dry conditions although we could see some patchy clouds in the morning or looking at temperatures on the mild side. difficulties and 70s is what you are waking up to and alrea

the dewpoints and they are still in the mid 70's as you can see southeastern massachusetts near buzzards bay. when you couple the heat with the humidity, you get these feels like temperatures into the triple digits and that's what we had today. that was an example taken straight from new bedford. a sure you noticed that. so to put it in perspective for you, we had those dewpoints in the mid 70's for today and even tonight but that drops more in check for tomorrow. i think still a bit sticky, but you will notice a difference certainly not the oppressive humidity we had today. current temperatures still fairly warm, low 80's for boston 77 norwood, 73 for worcester. it doesn't got a whole lot cooler than this overnight tonight unfortunately. mild and muggy, 66 to 72 for overnight lows. then tomorrow hot again but the good news again for us, not as humid. 86 to 91. it's really more of an enjoyable summertime warmth kind of day. highre brings us mostly sunny skies and then we don't pay attention to our next weather maker until we hit tuesday afternoon and evening into wednesday as well bringing m

had sightings a few years ago back off buzzard's bay. elusive goat on the loots in tewksbury. broke free in tewksbury and last seen in the area of main street. the owner of the goat is unknown but police say they have several people who spotted the goat and no surprise here someone has created a twitter handle. can you guess what it is? the tewksbury goat taunting police saying he or she will be caught as easily as lowell goat was last year. >> julie: firing things up. shiri, don't want to mess with them. >> shiri: mid-upper 80s and rip current risk. we have concerns in local water. swim near the lifeguards and show you hohot it gets in town coming up. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. not just a

even though it's a low-lying area on buzzards bay. but in the 25 years since, we've seen sea level rise and more development along the coast. that means even a weak hurricane could cause tremendous damage. >> we have to be conscious that look when we got hit by a stronger storm. hurricane sandy was just that type of event in eastern connecticut. it looks like a category two hurricane hit that area. it was partly because of the immense ocean waves that were coming ashore, and it was also because we have had -- cindy: tonight on "chronicle," harvey, mike, j.c. and i take a look at the 25 years since hurricane bob. including the lessons learned, the new concerns and what we can all do to prepare. randy: following breaking news this morning. the new trouble for swimmers, who claim they were robbed in rio. plus, a historic moment on the track for team usa. and a 100-year-old woman gets her high school diploma. the sacrifice putting off the milestone for years. some the way for this thursday morning as traffic moves lightly water, at the th

an inch of rain right there on buzzard's bay, as well. you can see the green here. an inch on nantucket. >> a .10 of an inch out there by quincy. that's it. same at fenway park, too it's little rain from that much rain that we saw in massachusetts. so the drought rolls on. tonight we'll keep it cooler and tomorrow, as well. notice the clouds in here. that's just because some patchy fog that will be popping up overnight in so spots. not for everyone but there will develop and it turns off the sunshine. so by late morning back in the 70s across the area and some pushing 80 degrees lake lawrence in the afternoon are because the weather is so good, the pollen will really start to move south again. the glasses, the plantain and the weeds will vary from place bottomline, that time of year, we have to get ready for this. tomorrow afternoon's high temperatures. out on cape cod, going to the beaches here, sounds good. gonna be in the 70s, with that sun it will feel plenty warm tomorrow, low humidity. a comfortable day for sure. here's yours boston fox 25 picture of the day.

from south beach on vineyard to old silver and parts of the south coast and buzzard's bay. 62 in boston. 50s for moat of us. it's a cool start. the air is dry of humidity in we have pockets of dense fog in metro west and back up through the lower connecticut river valley. most of it burns off by mid- morning and there's nothing else going on a quiet stretch the next couple days. if you like the warmth it's back today 80s for highs and bedford to nashua with the wind off the ocean. at the coast 75 to 80. and 85 in fitchburg and 81 in jaffrey and keene put on the taunton. -- plymouth to taunton. 50s in the suburbs with a it up of fog but not as widespread as this morning. mostly sunny tomorrow. looks great. 86, 70s on cape and islands with the wind from the south southwest tomorrow on the backside of the high pressure that will be in control again during the day on thursday and friday so friday morning we start with clouds and fog on cape cod. that burns off and friday is dry and we await a cold front that will swing through on showers and thunderstorms and mark the leading edge of less h

heat advisory for most area with the exception cape and island buzzard bay. it won't be as hot out there as rest of us. 83 in boston. 83 norwood. you look at the humidity. this is thick humidity. yo-yo press civil stuff that will stay with us over the next several day. we have a couple of scattered showers and storm over connecticut. maybe one or two that try to drift through the skies. but the theme here is the high heat and humid yid. 96 in boston. you factor in the dewpoint levels that will be running into the 70s and what it will feel like outside the heat index. 100, 102, 10 # at times. stay hydrated sthchl take it easy. we storms over the weekend. more on that forecast, ahead. he >>> time for fast track traffic. here's danielle gersh. >>> thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. it's still slow going out there. here's a look at 39. slowly as cars make their way through summerville. this is what it looks like back to 128. let's look at the expressway this rn poing. stop and go traffic. it's all a little bit slow southbound there too. let's go to maps north

steady rain across buzzards bay. you get into the city of boston west. all is quiet right now. you want to take it back to about 3:00 a.m. you can see this cell on the back side of the line of thunderstorms. that went through marlborough, concord and then off to the north and to the east. at this time, close to 3:00, this back side of the cell it, and you can see that with the little bit of a notch, a little bit of a hook coming on down, but also in the velocity scan. we have that green and red together. that will continue the journey from sudbury and concord. you can see on that cell that you notch that hook trying to get going over concord. when you combine that with the velocity scan, we saw that rotation. that's the reason why the national weather service put out some tornado warnings. one around 3:00 and the second one at 3:30 to 4:00. the concord areae the national weather service looked for straight line wind damage or because of that rotation, the possibility of a brief tornado that touched down. we'll wait the find out the results of that later this morning. otherwise

that storm surge 10 to 15-storm surge into buzzard's bay. it has been a while. 25 years since the last landfalling hurricane in southern new england. had tropical storm make their way in. no hurricane. 25 years later here we sit with nice sunny skies across much of the area. near 80 degrees now in boston. dewpoint levels running into the low 60s. wind direction is now onshore. we're near 80 in boston. that's not going to change that much. thanks to onshore breeze. i think we will hold upper 70s to lower coastline. and warm into the upper 80s inland. few batches of cloud to mix in all and all looking good out there today. over the weekend a little bit of moisture trying to work back in from the south. could be just enough to pop an isolated shower over the weekend and the afternoon around midday. i think most of this will be away from the coastline and the better chance the further west you go. central mass out into western mass anything would be isolated. once we get into sunday this moisture works on in. brings us an opportunity of getting

especially down through buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds. showers and storms. staying north and west of us during the day. beginning tomorrow night and continuing into thursday, there will be the opportunity to pick up some scattered showers and rumbles of thunder. dew point, 55. very comfortable in boston and throughout much of southern new england. you note it is higher southwest of us. once we kick that wind direction back to the southwest, the humidity does increase for tomorrow. going to be a warm day out there. temperatures mid-80's to near 90 degrees. 80-86 this afternoon. some upper 7's at the coastline. then comfortable for fenway park. great night for baseball. you can tell, it is going to be a great afternoon. mid-60's in a lot of suburbs tonight. even a few low 6's. 68 in boston. tomorrow. mid-80's to near 90 degrees. tropics heating up. for more on that, over to danielle. >> danielle: a category two hurricane, gaston. it is tracking east, nooerbs. and it will decrease to a category one storm by friday. and then a tropical storm

for south beach on vineyard and and buzzard's bay. mid and outer cape. the high tide is around 1 p.m. 64 in boston right now. 51 in taunton. mid-50s in falmouth and 54 in keen we a little fog. notice visibility is fine for most of us. three mile visibility in taunton quarter of a mile in keene back up to springfield. the fog burns off by mid morning and it's going to be gorgeous. sunshine from start to finish. next chance of wet weather comes in saturday with showers midwest. that's a cool front that's going to arrive for the start of the weekend. highs if the low 80s at the coastline. 730s -- 70s on cape cod. mid to upper 80s through the interior. 88 fitchburg through manchester. clear and cool tonight. give the ac a break open up the windows and good night for sleeping. 65 in boston but 52 to 60 in the suburbs. tomorrow 85 to 90 for many of 86 in boston and upper 70 toss low 80s on the cape. another mostly sunny day. patchy fog on the cape tomorrow morning. it's tomorrow night into saturday that the clouds increase. saturday morning 7 a.m. a couple spo

dinner time on cape cod tomorrow evening be aware of there could be showers and storms around buzzards bay especially. tomorrow clear it up and looking pretty good for the upcoming weekend. i promise you the observations coming in, a little sooner. there's gaston. a pretty good looking storm, was a hurricane, now back to tropical storm. we were talking about it a as a tropical storm at 11:00. but gaston is still forecast to become a hurricaney weekend, saturday in particular in the afternoon, category one. category two to the east, well east of bermuda and swirling out to sea. huge waves towards bermuda but it looks like a miss at this point. then there's this. this trying to become hermine. the next storm name in line. doesn't look like much. but if it can hold some semblance together, before bahamas, hot water that it can flare up over, spaghetti plots, farther to the south and west, just clipping southern florida or the gulf of mexico. until it gets a name how can we be sure of that? we really can't. we'll just be watching. seven-day forecast, dry out for the weekend, less humid, less w

wareham's parkwood beach was largely spared from bob's wrath, even though it's in a low lying area of buzzards bay. we have seen sea levels rise and more development, tha spot could cause tremendous damage. >> we have got to be cautious up here in new england of weaker systems producing inundation. hurricane sandy was just that type of event in eastern connecticut. it looks like a category two hurricane hit that area from a storm surge standpoint. it was partly because of the immense ocean waves coming to shore but also because we have harvey, mike, j.c. and i look at the 25 years since hurricane bob, including the lessons learned and the new concerns and what we can do to prepare. >> we're following breaking news, the new trouble for olympic swimmers who claimed that they were robbed in rio, and a historic moment on the track for team usa and a 100-year-old woman gets her high school diploma. the sacrifice putting off that milestone for looking out across the water. a beautiful sunrise. coming right back. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple che

block island in newport brought heavy rain and flooding to parts of buzzard's bay and the c storm that had weakened from a category 3 storm. the last time we have seen landfall from the hurricane. it can happen again. we are watching tropical storm fiona, winds 45 miles per hour. may strengthen over the next 12 hours and weakens into a depression. really just a fish storm, and it approaches bermuda, and that's because high pressure is going to be pushing to the east and helping at that steer it out to sea. conditions now as it does move to the east as we head over the weekend. this front will be headed our way, and that's our next main rainmaker. looks to be moving nonsunday night into monday. to let's break it down for you. some clouds and -- clouds this morning. sunshine will be a beautiful start. by o'clock, we are into the 70s for most of us, and we are going to see temperatures warm into the 80s by your lunch hour, and that's when you will notice the winds that are fairly light turning on his or her. so along the coast if you were going to be headed there. expect those temperature

accelerating storm coming through southern new england, but the damage it did and the surge it sent into buzzard's bay, washed away a lot of homes in the mattapoisett area. angelica point, looking right at you. 68 at 11:00 p.m. low temperatures generally in the 60's everywhere tonight and by tomorrow afternoon, we'll be right back into the 60's and 70's through the morning, and making it up to the 80's by lunchtime especially metro west, it will be 77 in boston. the beaches tomorrow, looks good. just about anywhere you want to go, no hint of rain, just a few clouds working on in. high temperatures tomorrow, to upper 70's to low 80's and here's that pollen forecast, which gives you an idea of what you've got to look at in the seven-day forecast. look at monday, see how that rain works on in, an while you're not seeing the rain work on in, you're seeing the pollen level drop because of this rainshower activity, that's going to be moving toward us, so early monday morning, 1078 rain falling in the boston and worcester areas, making its way across the shoreline and finally out to sea by the middle of the

we make it into the weekend taking closer look at some areas still seeing some rain down near buzzard areas bay cape cod bay as well, sliding off to the southeast so cape cod going to get that downpour within the next hour, but for the rest of us, that threat for showers as i mentioned has passed us and as we get into the really looking fantastic. clouds will follow out that humanity as well. we're in for sunshine to develop both saturday and sunday keeping those temperatures in the mid 80's for us. i mention that it was in response to the cold front moving through for us ushering in dryer air taking though dewpoints down that. will be very noticeable. but that happens late tonight. 60 to 68 for overnight lows, light winds out of the northwest and a light sea breeze tomorrow keeping the coastline a touch cooler than inland areas 87. perfect to kick off this last weekend of august, so how long does the summer like weather last? we'll get to the extended forecast in just a few minutes. >> anchor: right now police are investigating an alarming attack in rockport. a woman says she was approached fr

you get down near the cape and buzzard areas bay and still some areas of downpours that are working through as you can see also near chatham and then you take it out to acushnet and mattapoisett still getting wet if you have outdoor plans tonight it looks aokay as long as you don't mind the humidity. now that front as it closes through will usher in that dryer air that i was talking about but it takes a little while for it to really set into place so overnight tonight humidity will be dropping into tomorrow and sunday. we're in for a fantastic weekend in store for us. dew point scale here is where we're at just to put it in perspective for you jumping down to more comfortable levels maybe a touch of stick i would venture to say in some spots for sunday but really all in all a comfortable weekend ahead of us on the humidity scale. and even on the temperature scale mid 80's away from the coastline, coolest temperatures along the coast, topping out near 80 in boston tomorrow 82 for plymouth nearing 80 at the beaches as well. so a great weekend to visit the beach in this last weekend of meteoro

a storm surge up into buzzard area bay, 10 to 15 feet and rainfall totals anywhere between 3 and 7 inches of rain which most of the rain was actually focused to the west of the red line. the track then the storm surge in the wind was focused a lot into the right of the track. 25 years ago. now this is tropical storm fee ona right here, winds at 40 miles per hour still expected to move northwest. that has not changed from the hurricane center but they do feel it's actually going to weaken down to a tropical depression early next week passing well east of bermuda. there is one more clump of thunderstorms behind fee ona down here. this also might try to help over the weekend so we are heading into the time of the year with tropics beginning to percolate. nothing immediate for the eastern seaboard. we'll talk more about your weekend forecast in a few minutes. maryland apartment building. investigators say it was the result of a natural gas explosion. they say the fiery eruption happened in the meter room of that building. this comes after experts reviewed surveillance video and introduce doze

very hit and miss, still a few scattered showers and isolated downpours working through near buzzard areas bay and also for cape cod. but after that, it looks like the chance for showers is passed us. for today we have to wait until monday to see if we get any providence as well as boston sitting at 90. 88 bedford, 85 in worcester and take a look at these dewpoints as i would like to call them eww points because that's what it feels like outside. when you get dew points into the 70's a measure of how much moisture is in the air this is humidity you cannot ignore into the low 70's in southeastern mass although it is getting better. dryer a working in from the northwest just we're not going to feel any of that relief until we hit tomorrow. so for tonigh evening, it feels like it's in the low to even mid 90's. so how long does this heat stick around? summer sticking around past the weekend? we'll get to the extended forecast in just a few minutes. >> anchor: we're following more news today. the governor of maine under fire after leaving a vulgar voice mail for a democratic legislator today he is

heat advisory for most area with the exception cape and island buzzard bay. it won't be as hot out there as rest of us. 83 in boston. 83 norwood. you look at the humidity.