could see snow showers, meteorologist chris lambert. >> rain and snow showers will be tomorrow afternoon. all about the recovery, teens, now at 40 boston, 38 city of boston. overall, a nice winter's day with mostly sunny skies and a few patches of clouds mid to late afternoon. light breeze into the evening hours, call it partly cloudy evening, we track rain and snow showers tomorrow. there maybe a few spots, slushy coating to an inch of snow. for the most part, temperatures above freezing, i don't expect many issues, look at the weekend forecast, we hit 50 coming up. >>> end to a long legal battle, city of boston win casinos and an expensive lawsuit. details. >> reporter: piece of the casino action is coming to boston after all, mayor marty walsh announcing a deal with win casinos. out. everett. people would have to use city roads and utilities especially effecting charlestown, agreement is worth millions. over 15 years for community improvements, additional 25 million go to improve infrastructure around sullivan square and win agrees to try to spend 20 million dollars a year for 15 year

. >>> we are tracking the snow, chris lambert has the latest forecast and just how much snow we are expected to see. >>> the pats continue to push, continuing 12 and company wake-up in colorado tomorrow getting ready for tomorrow's big showdown. >>> a little boy found wandering in the streets after his mother says that he got up and walked out of school. s. >>> 6:00 on this cart morning, thank you so much for waking up with us, i'm kris anderson. nancy chen, and winter weather is expected to the hit the nation's capital. they could see two feet of snow making for historic storm that could cause problems long after this weekend. >> let's shift gears,let go to raleigh, north carolina, snow not something to take lightly and people need to take caution when they're out on the roads. here we have a winter coating and 17 covered with jeremy rider. >> no major changes to the forecast from last night, the city of boston is under a winter advisory, at the water at the south shore winter storm warning, that is the case in the cape in the south coast. the beliedard blizzard warning holds until 1:00 a.m

for more here's chris lambert. >> chris: we have the snow and the wind. there's a wind advisory across essex county from 10:00 to 10:00 on sunday and a high wind warning the cape in nantucket. this is where we expect not only the heaviest snow but the strongest wind as well, and it will create some issue. yes, we are not getting the two feet of snow as they are in d.c., but this is still a storm for us in the cape and islands. late this afternoon, tonight and fom morning could exceed 50 across the islands at times. inland not as strong as what we will see along the coastline. it will push the ocean water back to the coastline, from hull down to the cape and nantucket, we will have concern of moderate coastal flooding a possibility especially the more prone areas like sandwich harbor. the combination of the winds and heavy wet snow could lead to power outages through the cape and islands and back to the south coast. i will keep an eye on that as well. more onto forecast to come. >> as they mentioned this winter weather could cause coastal flooding with the

before there is a flood over here, we will send it over to chris lambert. you can talk about the forecast. not raining now at least. >> chris: i'm amazed they were able to get out of that as fortunate as they did. amazing stuff. 34 degrees in boston right now. 27 in worcester. 37 in plymouth. wind out of the west. 20 miles an hour. that is the sustained wind. at times, gusting over 30. adding the chill to the atmosphere. we have a few patchy clouds. especially back through western massachusetts. some snow flurries across the berkshires. to mix in with that sunshine. all in all, more sunshine than clouds. and we will keep that cold afternoon around. with temperatures holding real cold stuff back across you saw that in minnesota yesterday. for the seahawks and vikings game. -6 at kickoff. that is real cold air. right? that is passing over the relatively warm waters of the great lakes. that is kicking off a lot of lake-effect snow. what we are watching, we will have an alberta clipper copping down. ... klimer coming down. this is close enough and potent enough

i know that chris lambert is watching this storm. >> chris: we're going to have to use some coloring in the hair by the end of the weekend, guys. 23 in boston now. cool start, but the wind less of a factor today. so we'll get today out of the way here. temperatures running close to 30 degrees this afternoon. getting back down into the upper 20s by early this evening. how about a bluable snow. we're talking about two inches or greater. certainly still a possibility from worcester to boston, immediate north shore. you're more likely to see that the further south and east you go. it's less likely the further north and west you go. this is an early look. we're talking later saturday afternoon, saturday night into sunday morning. it's a big storm, sharp cut-off in precipitation. so, yes, these numbers could change, but i know a lot of you want to know, what are we thinking at this pilot? with the bulk of the precipitation staying closer to the south coast, that's where we see heavier totals. i want to show you what the gradient looks like. you see some of these oranges showing up on long

let's go to chris lambert who are standing by with more. >> we've had a lot of winds gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour so that constant push of wind on these trees stressing them out. and a lot of tree branches falling well. 17 in worcester. those air temperatures, what it feels like outside, wind chill, 7 right now in boston. minus 2 in worcester not wind speeds gusting to 45 right now in worcester. 32 in boston. 37 and we have peaked close to 50. cambridge, arlington, places like that, 47-mile an hour wind gusts and it will continue to gust 40 to 50 throughout the afternoon. we have a wind advisory in place. that should be about it. and low temperatures tonight starting off tomorrow morning will be back down into the teens. wind chill factors close to zero. now we do have the potential for snow and wind on saturday. this is what we're watching. there's going to be a major ocean storm that develops noreaster. storm. if it stays a little more to the south, the impact would be more minimal here in southern new england. so a lot of talk and a lot of watch here as we head into the weekend.

let's send it over to chris lambert. he has been tracking the system. >> chris: sarah, right on the northern eng of that storm. that is where southern new england resides. this energy diving toward the deep south, will continue to collect a lot of moisture from the gulfle of mexico. only a footle of snow in d.c. some places will be closer to two feet of snow. that? at least it is the weekend. many people will stay put for all right. low pressure really bombing off of the virginia coastline. this will slide east to southeast. it was going to come more to the northeast and pass southeast of nantucket. we would have a better chance of seeing a widespread significant snow and strong winds. i think that one to two-foot range, though, will reside mostly across the mid-atlantic. although there is a sharp i do expect some snow to reach the southern new england coastline as early as saturday afternoon. in the boston area, maybe a little built of snow in here late afternoon on saturday. saturday night. this will all wind down early

chris lambert is here with more on your forecast. >> chris: good morning, everyone. it is cold, but we have a couple things going for us today. the wind in the as strong this morning, so the single digits and lower teens throughout many of the suburbs. at there's wind-chill factor is have hardly a breeze inland. 8mph wind in the city of boston. the wind direction today out of the southwest. we'll watch these numbers soar as we go throughout the day into the lower 40s. wind-chill factor in boston 19. 10 in norwood right now, but we're on the right side of zero this morning and we do have mainly clear skies. that clear sky will continue throughout the day. so getting the kids ready for school, winter gear this morning, it's a cold one at the bus stop, but outdoor recess close to lunchtime, i think so. i think noontime temperatures into the lower 30s. should reach the upper 30s to near 40 degrees this afternoon. and that's where we'll stay over the next couple days. we'll talk more on that in the weekend forecast coming up. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with

here is chris lambert. >> chris: the farther south you travel, the better chance of seeing that snow over the weekend. 28 in boston right now. 24 in worcester. we have had plenty of cold air in place. no question about. that winds still gusting close to 0 miles an hour. windchill factors down in the teens. will remain cool and sunny through the rest of the afternoon. temperatures generally running close to 30 degrees. those windchills holding into the teens to lower 20's. blizzard watch now in effect from baltimore down through d.c. really honing in on the mid-atlantic. a very high risk of heavy snow and strong winds. in fact, blizzard conditions down from baltimore into d.c. that would spread up to close to southern pennsylvania and down into northern virginia as well. you notice we are right on the edge in southern new england of the risk of some heavy snow. i'll give you a moderate chance of seeing heavy snow back into connecticut and rhode island. this storm will cut itself off in terms of allowing for the potential of the heaviest bands to ride north. and it looks like the heavi

let's send it over the chris lambert with more on your friday forecast. >> chris: tgif, right, guys? 38 in plymouth. cold inland, upper teens and low 20s right now. more moisture is working on inch a little more humidity this morning. there have been some patches of frost out there. we also see some low-level clouds trying to back in and the morning hours. i do expect more clouds around today, even patches of drizzle possible this afternoon. saturday. today and tomorrow, the better of the three days coming up. as we go through the next three days, i do expect heavier rain to work in on sunday, especially mid-morning through mid-afternoon. a quick inch to an inch and a half of rain. gusty southerly wind, as well, and that southerly wind will drag in a lot of mild air. so it will be near record talk more on that forecast coming up. >> sarah: time now for fast gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. let's head touted braintree at the braintree split. yesterday, too. let's go to the maps. i'll show you exactly where that is. this is right as you're getting on to the split, 93 southbound, the

let's get over to chris lambert with a peek at your forecast. >> chris: expecting widespread single digits tonight. the coldest air since last march. it's been a while. right? 25 in boston right now. these numbers colder than they were this morning. cold air continues to push southbound. some snowflakes out there. the radar, a little bit overdone with. this patchy light snow and flurries out there. some of it drying up in the dry air. we have some flakes reaching the ground north and west of boston. back to the 495 belt. perhaps a dusting of snow in a few towns. some heavier spots of snow back to the blackstone valley. northwestern rhode island. here is where i expect some heavier squalls to continue to develop. just off-shore. you can see this pencil-thin line here stretching all the way down the southeastern coast of massachusetts. that is backing. in heads up, scituate, marshfield. all of that stretch, p and 3 after a. overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning, i would expect most squalls to be close to the coastline, if not over the cape and the islands. we could get pockets of snow

. >> christa: let's start things off with chris lambert. a bit of a chilly day the start. >> chris: it is. we had a nice recovery yesterday and a nice recovery again this afternoon. this theme will continue over next several days. the lack of snow, not even an inch of snow in the city of boston so far this winter. typically we've seen on average about a foot of snow by this point and about a foot and a half out in worcester. barely seen about two inches in worcester right now through the part of the winter. 27 in boston. mid-teens in a lot of the suburbs. so it's a cool start, but pretty typical january morning here in southern new england and the winds calm. so that helps us out, you know, waiting for the "t" or waiting for the bus stop. winds not much of factor out there. a little breeze in the city of boston at this time. taking a look at the satellite and radar composite, very quiet here throughout much of new england. so i do expect mostly sunny tomorrow clouds increase from the east. on friday night into saturday morning, little bit of

we'll send it over the chris lambert with more on your forecast. what's going on, chris? it's cold outside. >> chris: it is cold, sarah, strong wind like yesterday. those winds howling at time, late morn, early afternoon, gusting close to 50mph. 22 in boston, 19 in bedford, 15 in worcester. the breeze running about 5 to 10mph out of the west-southwest. so wind speeds, yes, a little bit of a breeze, but a lot lighter than what we had yesterday. wind-chill factor 13 in boston, 3 in worcester right now. more clouds around, as well, even a couple scattered snow flurries have been breaking out across southern new hampshire, back through worcester county. this does not amount to a whole lot, dry atmosphere in place, but don't be surprised to see flurry activity this morning. this won't last all that long by 8:00, 9:00, most of it off shore. we do return to partly sunny skies this afternoon. now, temperatures this afternoon close to 30. we're close to 40 tomorrow as the cold air starts to retreat. and that's important to the forecast as we get into friday night and saturday beca

here is chris lambert with the forecast. >> chris: bigger smiles walking across government center here in the city of boston this afternoon. as we have gone from 21 to 41 and yes, indeed, some of the digits this morning. look at the rebound. i mean, you go from eight degrees in norwood to 41. in about six hours. same case in boston. 41 degrees. 41 on the vineyard after being that was all. the low temperature down on the vineyard this morning. this is a good 20 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. so much more comfortable feel to the air. a little bit of a breeze now kicking out of the southwest. it is that wind direction from the southwest that is helping to warm us up and scour out the arctic air. wall-to-wall sunshine. we will keep that. we will also keep the lower 40's over the next couple of days. once we get into the weekend, it will stay on the milder side. it is too warm for any snowfall. but i do expect rain. especially on sunday. we will have more on the forecast in a bit. >> sarah: a developing story in north korea. north korea claiming to have successfully tested a hydro

let's send it over the chris lambert to get a better idea of your weekend. >> chris: this weekend we don't have to shovel. we don't have to snowblow. mild air back in place. an easier weekend for us to deal with. 34 in boston. 30 in worcester right now. 32 in plymouth. very little wind outside this morning. there have been some areas of fog into rhode island. bulk of the storm off the coastline staying off shore, although there is enough moisture and instability to occasionally give us a passing rain or snow shower throughout the day. they will be scattered about. we're not talking about a lot of precipitation. you'll get your dry hours in there. a lot of clouds around. temperatures gradually warming up into the upper 30s to near 40 this afternoon. close to 50 by the end of the weekend. seven-day forecast coming up. >> christa: okay. danielle, quiet or not? >> danielle: roads looking good so far for your friday morning commute, christa. here's the expressway. traffic flowing nicely. let's go to the maps from the braintree split to the expressway northbound, that drive just nine minut

for the latest let's get to chris lambert. chris? >> a storm coming from the pacific northwest diving into the southeast. that's the storm system for the weekend. of cold air in place. 17 in worcesters. we will continue to see gusty winds throughout the day. one it is what it feels like in worcester. afternoon. we'll keep the breeze around. as yesterday. gusting to 30 miles per hour verses the 50-mile-an-hour gust you saw yesterday. and temperature instead of low-to-mid 20s will actually warm up into the lower 30s as we get into this afternoon. so what is the set up for the weekend? it will be saturday afternoon, saturday night into sunday morning that our time snow would be possible. there's no question nor'easter forms. it will hammer the mid atlantic. how far north does that traffic after hammering the mid atlantic kriltcal to how much snow we get here. there's a sharp gradient from little snow to lot of snow over a 50 to 75-mile-an-hour zrech. the heaviest snow likely across we watch the high tide coming up high saturday night an

. >> sarah: let's send it over the chris lambert with more on your forecast. hopefully people can stay inside and enjoy the beautiful scenery. >> chris: i think the kids will enjoy the day off. kids, pick out your favorite today. a fresh few inches of snow burn off some of that energy. we still have another hour or two of steady snow to work will work on in, another coating to a half an inch to an inch of snow. that will bring it up to three or four inches of fluffy snow across eastern mass, one to three north and to the west. windy conditions this afternoon. if you're heading out to your favorite sledding hill, you need to bundle up. temperatures into the mid-20s. wind-chill factors down into the single digits and teens. we will contend with the strong wind and cold temperatures, especially overnight tonight, so a few morning slick spots out there through about mid-morning, but it's a fluffy snow, so a lot of that rock salt on the road chews away at this snow once we do watch it taper off it. it will be a windy and cold afternoon. overall, the few next days ar

let head over to meteorologist chris lambert for a check of the weekend forecast. it's cold out there. >>> it is, 32 in boston, freezing right there, wind out of the southwest at 13 miles an hour. after coming off the warmest december on record, guess, seasonal weather does show on the colder side, right? 30 degrees in bedford, 20 degrees in worcester. a bit of a breeze out there this morning 10-15 miles per hour, but overall not too tough to take given the fact that we could be in the deep freeze. we will get colder a by monday. a couple of flurries in boston, otherwise very quiet outside, i do not expect much passing snow maybe a passing flurry, upper 30s to 40s this afternoon, the closer you get to south other than mass, the classer you get to the 40s, a couple of degrees warmer. temperatures tomorrow afternoon returning close to 40 degrees, even south of the city of boston, i think many times will be above the 40-degree mark. an arctic cold front will come through tomorrow night, that will set the stage for much colder air on monday into tuesday, and some snow

chris lambert is here. >> chris: good morning, sarah. good morning, christa. temperatures on the colder side, upper teens. clear a skies through much of the night, but now some of the cloudiness in back off the ocean. a big difference of temperature. you get that on-shore breeze, it is 38 degrees. wind in the city of boston 8mph. clear and calm in a lot of suburbs. just beginning to see some of that low-level moisture, some of those low clouds backing in. we'll have patches of that continuing to overextend themselves into a wider range of low clouds as we go through the late morning hours into this afternoon. by this afternoon, not out of the realm of possibility to get some patchy drizzle. in fact, i think it's likely by the time we get overnight saturday. even inland there may be a couple towns close to the freezing mark tonight into saturday that could deal with patchy freezing drizzle. we'll keep an eye on that. kids getting ready for school, it's dry through about lunchtime today. likely having outdoor recess once again with temperatures running up into t

for the latest on the track here's chris lambert. may be okay for us. >>> up the 95 stretch any city will fair okay. new york city getting the heavy snow. certainly into the heavy snow and gusty winds down through philadelphia. down through d.c. and baltimore. here is that storm. it's diving off to the southeast. lit go off carolina coastline and turn into huge nor'easter that will hammer the mid atlantic coastline. however the track is a little bit far south to bring in the worst of the storm across southern new england. we're right on the northern edge of the storm here. >> we will get some snow out of it and that will overspread the area from south to north saturday afternoon but the city of boston not seeing flakes until near day's end. we have to watch the tides. even if we don't get a lot of heavy snow. that will allow minor to moderate coastal flooding. not a ton of show from boston on north. half foot along the southern new england coastline. get into long island. 8 to 12 inches. almost northing in northern connecticut. it's

>> sarah: let's get a check of the forecast with chris lambert. we're all watching that snow. >> chris: we're watching the pats for the weekend, like t.b. 12 needs any more motivation out good morning, everyone. the wind speeds this morning, they're still active, just not morning. wind-chill factor minus 3 in worcester. 5 in boston. 10 in norwood. the winds sustained at about 15 to 20mph, occasionally seeing higher gusts closer to 30. yesterday gusting close to 50. so we've backed off slightly, but still 30, 35mph wind gusts. it's a cold breeze out there. temperatures this afternoon about 5 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. so it will be a cold breeze for the kiddos heading out there at lunchtime. up to about 3 degrees -- 30 degrees this afternoon. what about the weekend storm? there is no question there will be a powerful ocean storm, coastline. the highest risk for heavy snow and powerful winds will be across the mid atlantic, baltimore down through d.c., back into northern virginia. a lot of coastal flooding from new jersey points so

. >> sarah: let's send it over the chris lambert with a check of your forecast. >> chris: good morning, everyone. cold outside. upper teens and lower 20s. it's seasonable this time of year. this difference today, not as much wind. that makes a big difference. 8mph right now in boston. 7 bedford. 9 in worcester. so a bit of a come breeze, but we're not talking about those gusts 40 to 50mph like we did yesterday. wind-chill factor at 3 in worcester right now, feeling like 13 in boston. overall more clouds have worked in, and even a couple of scattered snow flurries out there at the time. southern new hampshire also working back through southwestern worcester county some a passing flurry or two this morning with a batch of clouds, otherwise partly sunny skies prevailing this afternoon. you can see the forecast model from 7:00 a.m. to about:00, 3:00 this afternoon. afternoon. more clouds around in the morning hours. partly sunny skies in the afternoon. a warmer day overall tomorrow with temperatures back into the upper 30s and lower 40s. upper 20s and lower 30s this afternoo partial sunshi

let's sydney it over the chris lambert with a check of the forecast. another cold day out there, chris. >> chris: it is. cold start out there. nine in plymouth, ten in norwood. 20 in the city of boston. pretty much dead calm in terms of wind speeds across many of the inturdz. suburbs some the wind-chill factor not nearly as cold as yesterday. these numbers are on the positive side of zero and not the negative side. we were close to negative ten in a lot of locations wind-chill factor yesterday morning at this time. mainly clear skies. that's what will prevail as we go through the day. quiet weather over the next few incoming rain or snow through the day on friday. now, over the weekend, we start the change our tune here. that's going to be mostly a rain event as some milder air starts to work back in. so it's a cold start. a lot of us down into the teens this morning, but it's a great rebound into the afternoon. light winds, good amount of sunshine and above the freezing mark. so beginning to thaw things out here with a sunny skies and temperatures clos

here's chris lambert with the latest. >> chris: we expect this coal weather in january. the sunshine will warm us up, like yesterday. teens and the suburbs, 27 in boston. light breeze if not dead calm out there, so we don't have a whole will the of addition not wind-chill factor to drive those numbers down. a lot of nine throughout the day. that will hold true when you watch these temperatures jump up into the low 40s this afternoon. >> christa: no one hit the jackpot in last night's powerball drawing, but there was one winner in massachusetts. a million dollar winning ticket was sold in million. the ticket matched all five numbers but not the powerball. by the way, saturday's jackpot historic. it's estimated at $675 million. it will probably go higher than that even. and a pedestrian overnight hit by a car in brighton. you can see all the damage to the windshield of that vehicle. boston ems says t victim was taken to the hospital and has serious injuries. the driver was also transported to the hospital to get checked now back to new day for america is responsible for th

7's chris lambert will help you. >> chris: we can help you out. wide range in temperatures from 41 in plymouth to the mid-20s along the coastline. all of us above freezing this afternoon. mid-30s north and west. low 40s at the coast. clouds backing on in. it's a dry start to the day, but we'll get some patchy drizzle until here this afternoon. so high temperature about 35 in billerica. 30 in boston. mid-40s down through the south shore, the cape and the islands. christa, the most rain that mid-morning to mid-afternoon. >> christa: it looks like a lot of it there, too, chris. thank you. the bomb squad will be at a plant in north andover this morn as they plan the detonate a tube of dangerous chemicals after four workers were critically injured in an explosion at the dow chemical plant. three of the four workers were thrown to boston hospitals. the fourth is being treated up in lawrence. police in braintree searching for the driver who stabbed man in an apparent case of road rage. they say both drivers got out of their vehicles on granite street and

here's chris lambert. >> chris: good morning, everyone. quiet. it's cold. winds not as much as a factor. winds running about a 5 to 10mph. not as bitter of a breeze this morning. wind-chill factors down into the single digits if not the lower teens out here. we have mostly sunny skies throughout the day. light winds, temperatures close to 30 degrees. saturday afternoon, saturday evening, several inches of snow likely down through southeastern mass. >> christa: have a great morning. we're back to the "today show" after thi marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulat

here's chris lambert? >> chris: temperatures not as cold and wind not an issue. right now mostly cloudy skies, but the weather overall working out okay through the weekend. we'll contend with some rain tomorrow. no rain this afternoon. upper 30s to near 40 degrees. but tomorrow morning we do get the rain, about half an inch to an inch of it. some mix of wet snow in there, northern worcester county into new hampshire. heavier precipitation tapering off in the afternoon. >> christa: police are searching for a gunman who opened fire in dorchester, narrowly missing a mother and her young son. she says she pulled over on to the side of geneva avenue when the shots rang out. that hit her car and nearly struck both she and her six-year-old son in the head. luckily neither of then was hurt. stepped-up security at chelsea high school today as police investigate a bomb threat. the threat said this would all unfold today during school hours. police did a full search of the school. they believe the threat is likely a hoax. >>> we're back now at 7:30. it's friday morning. 15t

chris lambert has been tracking this storm all week long. >> chris: good morning, sarah. good morning, christa. no lack of a weather story across the country. 19 in boston. 14 in worcester. it's been cold enough for that snow. the breeze has been with us the last couple days, it's not as strong as it was a few days ago. windshield values down into the single digits. another cold tart this morning and another day where we do have temperatures lingering enter the upper 20s to near 30 degrees this afternoon. winter storm watch posted for the cape and the islands and back through southern plymouth, southern bristol county, basically right along the south chest of new england. it's been following along in the i've been saying how the further south in new england you go, the better chance of some heavier snow. it does look like it's a good possibility to get some heavier snow in terms of at least four, five, six inches of snow right along the south coast. nice and quiet right now. here is the storm we're tracking. this is the storm that's going to be working up the coastline. s

here's chris lambert with your forecast. >> chris: christa, we'll take temperatures starting off this january morning in the lower to middle 30s. 34 in boston right now. good morning, everyone. aloft clouds around. don't expect a lot of sun throughout the day. locally dense west of the city of boston. the bulk of an ocean storm staying to the east of us, watching a front to the west of us. that will combine to give us a passing shower or a grain of snow at times throughout the day. but not a lot of precipitation with this. temperatures in the upper 30s this afternoon. we kick off the weekend at 40. close to 50 by sunday. >> christa: thank you, chris. and we're tracking breaking news for you this morning. two people are dead after an overnight fire that happened in groton. we know the victims were adults. we don't know their identities. the state's fire marshal has been on scene and we'll bring you the latest updates as soon as we get them right here. and a boston man is now first confirmed patient in massachusetts with the zika virus. health officials say he contracted it while in ano

let's send it over the chris lambert. everybody watching the weekend weather. >> chris: saturday afternoon into sunday morning, that's the time line of this potential storm to be moving on in. 21 in boston. 15 in worcester. cold. certainly plenty of cold air in police and winds, certainly plenty of wind in place. gusting to 33mph in boston. wind-chill minus 4 in worcester. 5 right now in the city of boston. we'll continue to see a windy day, not quite as strong as gusts closer to 30 as opposed to near 50 yesterday. temperatures near 30. we see some improvement in the temperature department by about 5 or 6 degrees. not a hunting difference, but we'll take any help we can get. weekend storm, big ocean storm hammering the mid atlantic down into virginia. this will be a formid-able storm for portions of the mid atlantic down into virginia. the question is how much of this precipitation gets north. you can see the sharp gradient. the further north you go, the less snow. the track critical into how much snow we get. there will b

. >> sarah: let's send it over the chris lambert with more on your forecast. maybe a little warm-up. >> chris: you can feel the difference stepping outside. temperatures in the 20s if not lower 30s. 33 in plymouth. 29 in boston. good morning, everyone. winds light right now. they will increase out of the southwest. it's also that southwest direction that will help increase the warmth, as well. we have a little bit of patchy, clear skies this morning. i expect more clouds throughout the day. more clouds and sunshine. can't rule out passing shower, but i think a lot of this will dry up as it heads into new england. all in all a quiet day ahead of us. we do have some sunshine limited at times. but with temperatures into the mid-40s to near 50, a nice break from the cool air. better chance of maybe passing shower overnight tonight and as we get into tomorrow, i think clouds in the morning, yielding to more sunshine as we go from late morning into the afternoon. temperatures into the lower 40s. so all in all not too bad. light jacket out there for the final bell her

. >> sarah: let's send it over the chris lambert with a check of the forecast. we're having a warm-up this week. >> chris: especially by the time we get into the second half of the weekend and early next week. we're talking about temperatures back into the 50s or close to it. this morning we're not close to 50 degrees. it's in the teens. 16 in norwood. 18 in bedford. 27 in boston. it's been nice the past few days with temperatures well above the averages. it is a colder start this morning. temperatures this morning compared to yesterday morning a good 15 to 20 to 25 degrees colder at this time. of course, you started off close to 40 yesterday morning. you don't see that happen too often in late january. at least we don't have much of a wind outside this morning. dead calm in a lot of the suburbs. only 6mph in boston. 7mph in worcester right now. mainly clear skies that. will be the case through the morning hours. i do expect us to enjoy quite a bit of sunshine throughout the day. maybe some low-level clouds trying to sneak in from the south as we get into the mid

chris lambert is tracking the forecast for us. >> chris: beautiful winter's day out there. even yesterday afternoon, once we got the clean-up done and got ready for the pats' game, it was a nice day overall with light winds outside. light winds today. 27 in boston. 18 in plymouth. it's a cold started, but we only have a breeze 5 to 10mph. we'll continue to see that be the trend throughout the day. not a big factor in the wind-chill factor, but that slight breeze is throwing the wind-chill factor down into the mid to upper teens and quiet weather, iraq we like it on a monday, nice and quiet as we ended the weekend and headed enter early this week, no more messes. in fact, we'll melt a little bit of snow by the time we get enter tomorrow. even today temperatures above the freezing mark. so nice and quiet out there. a couple patches of clouds to mix in with the sunshine. i do expect a few breaks of sun early tomorrow, but we do cloud on over. it's a milder day. it's a breezy day. be a shower or two, but overall more dry time than anything else , but there are a couple showers

here's chris lambert with a check of the forecast. >> chris: cold start. at least we're not battling a wind. 24 in the city of boston. we have a ton of sunshine. we'll keep a ton of sunshine throughout the day. rebounding nicely. upper 30s to near 40 degrees this afternoon. over the weekend, a little bit of patchy drizzle, maybe freezing drizzle inland on saturday. better chance of a widespread rain on sunday. >> christa: okay, check of your headlines. crews battled flames for well over two hours. broke out at 4:45 a.m. at a house on essex street right near route 1, and it caused some traffic tie ups. at one point a firefighter had to jump out of a window. no word on injuries at this point, but the cause of the fire is under investigation. the mother of bell bond will be arraigned after a grand jury indicted her in connection with her own daughter's killing. rachelle bond is charged with being an accessory after the fact. for months bella bond was known as "baby doe." the toddler's identity was a mystery when her body was found on deer island back in june.

also a new track of the storm's path coming in overnight, so here's meteorologist chris lambert with that. chris? >> chris: good morning, christa. good morning, sarah. we've been tracking this storm carefully, and we've been watching how much snow is going the fall down through the mid atlantic. some big snow totals coming out of that region. 7 on 7 forecast going from the no problems today. quiet day. mostly sunny skies. tomorrow from the early morning hours close to the south coast to early afternoon closer to boston and worcester some patchy light snow breaking out. still a question of how far the accumulating snow will get to the north. we're riding the edge of this storm the whole time. it looks like the best chance for accumulating snow in the city of boston would be late tomorrow, tomorrow evening and wrapping up early on sunday morning. how much snow are we expecting? generally 1 to 3 along the coastline. close to the city of boston, maybe an inch or two of snow. higher totals settling off to the south. now, there is a winter storm watch posted along the immediate south coast

as you take a live look over let's send it over the chris lambert with more on your forecast. >> chris: plenty of fluffy snow overnight, sarah. rosalyn 5.5 inches of snow, acushnet close to 5 inches of snow. the city of boston, 3.1. so we do have some snow on the ground to take care of and to clean up this morning. beginning to see this taper off. steady snow right across 3 and 3a, down through the south shore, as well as across cape ann. but west of boston, the flakes beginning to start flying. temperatures in the 20s, holding in the 20s, although the wind will become gusty as we go through this afternoon. >> sarah: police are stepping up patrols as they search for three suspects accused of attacking a woman in chelsea. the young woman was walking down the street saturday night when she was suddenly beaten, robbed and flashed. she was able to get herself to the hospital. get ready for another brady-manning matchup. denver beat the steelers last night, meaning the broncos will host the patriots in sunday's a.f.c. championship game. this will be the 17th time tom brady goes up against p

chris lambert had more on the storm headed in this direction. >> chris: indeed, christa. plenty of coal air. you know that, 19 in boston, 14 in worcester. good the see the sunshine over the city of boston. we'll keep that sunshine throughout the day. temperatures close to 30 this afternoon. here's that storm. it will work its way up the east coast. the the heaviest of the snow in terms of one to two feet of snow just south of southern new england. we have a winter storm watch posted for the south coast of new england, expecting up to six inch, perhaps locally higher right along the south coast that. amount will taper off. by the time you get to boston, 1 to 3. lower amounts north and west. >> christa: an s.u.v. crashing into a high-rise condo complex in cambridge and landing in an indoor pool. this is video of the scene that happened on museum way early this morning. no one was hurt. we're told the valet was behind the wheel and a floor mat may have gotten caught understood beneath the gas pedal. patriots are set to fly out the denver. players are set to practice this mor

let's go over to chris lambert with more. it's cold outside. >> chris: get the cup of morning coffee. walk out the door and that will wake you up in a hurry. it is 8 degrees in the city of boston. 3 in worcester. 12 in plymouth. we have cold air but we have a breeze that's steady out of the northwest and any wind when it's this cold will add to the wind-chill factor and these numbers well below zero. at minus 7 in the city of boston. wind-chill at minus 12 in worcester right now. now, we do see some improvements as we go throughout the day. the air temperature will climb back up into the low 20s and as the wind does lyingen up this afternoon, you notice we kind of factor only running mid to upper teens this afternoon. so you want the call it an improvement, it certainly, is overall. we still track some ocean-effect snow showers and snow squalls, as well, mainly right along the plymouth county chestline in plymouth itself. and across the cape cod canal and down through the cape, could get another coating to a couple inches of s

. >> sarah: let's send it over the chris lambert. he's here. how it is looking? >> chris: back to the grind and back to winter weather, finally returning after such a warm december. 31 in boston now. 28 in a lot of the suburbs from bedford to norwood. not all that cold right now. in fact, still just a inch above seasonal levels, but look at the numbers as you go throughout the day. getting the kids ready for school. don't expect much of a warm-up. cold recess around lunchtime. temperatures mid-20 thrz, falling back into the low 20s this afternoon. not only do we have the cold air the talk about, there have been a couple scattered snow flurries and a patch of light snow back through hopkinton and up to stowe so far this morning. that's not going to amount to much. but we have a winter weather advisory for the cape and down toward nantucket. this goes into effect later this morning. continues until 7:00 a.m. essentially what's happening with the arctic air moving in over the relatively warm ocean waters, you get ocean-effect snow showers and snow squalls. they'll de

in fact, chris lambert has dug some information out of the archives. chris? >> reporter: we went into second coldest month on record in boston. once we started the snow blitz last year. around this time. january 24 of 2015. 5.1 inches of snow. we had the bigger storm couple where we got 2 feet in boston. and not only did it start the snow blitz but did not hit 40 degrees again until march 4. you know talking about almost six weeks of temperatures in the 30s or colder. you know how many of those days are teens and 20s? 6.1 inches in boston. but we are expecting to hit 47 degrees on tuesday. and we will get some melting out there. a thaw coming in here. could be a passing shower or sprinkles out there tuesday night. but all and all i expect a quiet week. storm off the coastline. thursday night to friday. keeping it off the coastline. with temperatures in the low 40s. as we head to the weekend. >> anchor: chris thank you. people are cleaning up in new england. but we did not get the worst of it. this storm made a mess across the eastern half of the country. >> a

chris lambert put that together. for tomorrow mostly sunny skies. cooler than today. but less wind out there. temperature tomorrow between 37, and 42. boston tomorrow wraf noon around 41. brockton at 40o. fitchburg up through nashua the numbers close to 40. friday mostly cloudy. couple flurries on friday afternoon. just a little weather sips tim noving through southern new england last week that the where all cold wars north now jet stream rear a ranged itself in this fashion. and oh, that will not allow any significant snow, or any extended cold in fact if anything we will warm right back up by end of weekend n saturday couple flurries during the evening hours. near 40 and then sun tay mix of clouds and sunshine temperature on sunday, near 50. wow. that looks like march forecast. very interesting there. let's check the ride home with joe stapleton here is an an getting look route 93 northbounded break late starting click on. this all set up by earlier break down we got one of travel lanes route 93 #. >> and. but really does improve all of that much. >> states close.

let's send it over the chris lambert. you always seem the fight the cold and flu season. >> chris: for me the coffee works or the calf convenient or vitamin c. i have to listen to the story. i've been lucky this winter. 37 in boston. 30 in worcester. 39 in plymouth. very gusty wind coming in out of the west, sustained at 15 to 20mph. overall, though, we still see higher gusts near 30. we have patches of clouds. but we've mainly dried out so far today. and the kids getting ready for school. don't expect much temperature-wise to change here as we go throughout this afternoon. generally running into the low 30s with wind-chill factors down into the 20s. a little snow late tomorrow. more on that forecast ahead. >> christa: let's go the fast my first time i get to say good morning to danielle gersh. >> danielle: good morning, christa. happy mushed everyone. take a look at the expressway tank. things are moving. braintree split. that ride is nine minutes. south of town, we have an issue to tell you about. route 3 northbound on m

let's send it over the chris lambert. maybe just a little. >> chris: as early as this afternoon, sarah and christa. we're talking temperatures in the 40s if not a few temps close to 50. here's the other good news: we get a little daylight each day. the winter solstice. sunrise about an hour away. sunset, closer to 5:00 here, and by february, early february, we do eclipse that 5:00 p.m. sunset 29 in the city of boston. warmer than we've seen the last couple mornings thanks to a southerly breeze. more clouds to the west of us. precipitation is limited, so don't expect much out of it. maybe a passing isolated shower here. later on this afternoon into the early evening hours, the theme, breezy. so the wind is strong out of the southwest at times gusting 20, 25mph, but we have temperatures into the upper 40s. take a look at your first coming up. gersh. >> danielle: good morning, everyone. let's head outside. this is the braintree split. you can see quite a bit of back-up here. let's go to the maps. i want to show you why we're

let's check the forecast with meteorologist chris lambert. >> chris: love that quote. i like the cold and snow. i'll see you in five months. off to florida here. pembroke, two and a half north falmouth, just under two and a half. bourne, two inches. right there on the upper cape, close to the canal, stretching into southeastern plymouth county, saw two to three snow. easy stuff to push and move aside, though. because of the low water content. not like that sleet that we week. look at the morning lows. eight degrees in boston. three out in worcester. right now, still cold outside. much of the snow has tapered off. light snow and flurries under here. and up into plymouth. a lot quieter compared to what we saw early this morning. 20 degrees in boston. 18 in worcester. we have the cold air. we have had the breeze out of the northwest. 10-15 miles an hour. that is producing cold windchill factors. although, the wind isn't quite as strong right now. the windchill factor, well above zero compared to this morning. we were close to- 10. we have this cold air in place. 24 on ave

let's send it over the chris lambert with a lack at your forecast. >> chris: nice seeing the sunshine in boston, 31 degrees. nice seeing milder temperatures, as well. warming up into the 40s if not 50 this afternoon. maybe a passing or brief shower late in the day, but overall a dry day with temperatures mid to upper 40s this afternoon. a few snow showers around on friday, but the bulk of the ocean storm is staying off shore. >> sarah: a driver is behind bars after a hit hit-and-run crash in lowell. police say the driver stuck a pedestrian and took off. the individual was taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions this morning. crews remain on the scene of a water treatment plant in quincy where a fire is burning about seven stories underground in ductwork. it was sparked by an explosion yesterday afternoon. five hurt workers are expected to be okay. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the o

here's chris lambert to break down the temperatures. >> chris: no frost on the 35 in worcester. raindrops down across the cape and the islands. a bit of a breeze out of the west at 15mph in the city of boston. breezy today overall. and the showers that we have down through buzzards bay and the cape and the islands thereby with us through about 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. otherwise the pattern over the next couple days quiet with temperatures enter the low 40s. >> christa: chris, thank you. now to your headlines, man is dead after he was shot in dorchester. no word if any arrests have been made in this case yet. mansfield police also investigating an early morning crash after an apparent high-speed chase on route 106. according to the "sun chronicle," 25-year-old man was thrown from his s.u.v., suffered several injuries after crashing be a bridge abutment. he was taken by medical helicopter to the hospital. the paper also reports the vehicle was traveling about we're back with an update having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. fiber optic fios, the fastest i

let's look at the weather here at home with chris lambert. >> chris: you guys are talking about airports and delays and cancellations. from new york city, j.f.k. close to 30 inches of snow. the airport at philadelphia 22.4. you had record snow here in baltimore at 29.2. so you can understand the huge delays and cancellations down the 95 stretch. quiet this morning from d.c. into the city of boston. look at d.c., though, with that deep snowpack. 19 degrees right now. some of our suburbs down into the teens. but overall a comfortable winter's day. mostly sunny skies, light winds, temperatures rebounding into the middle 30s this afternoon. so we have the light wind today. breezy tomorrow, but it's a southwest. and that's going to launch temperatures well into the 40s, if not even close to 50 southeastern mass. it's rather quiet the next few days, but as we get into thursday night and friday morning, a storm just to the east of us. could graze new england as it looks us down. we'll talk more about that in the seven-day forecast coming up. guys? >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with

let's send it over the chris lambert with more on your forecast. >> chris: good morning, sarah. cold air moving back in place. you factor in the wind, which is gusting 25 to 35mph, and the wind-chill factor down to 19 in the city of boston. 14 in worcester and 20 down across the cape and the islands. hey, at least we have the sunshine back us with. temperatures not moving all this much throughout the day. upper 20s in the worcester hills. low to mid-30s along the coastline. >> sarah: investigators are on the scene of a deadly fire in dwhros. the flames broke out early this morning on hammond street. one man died after being trapped inside those flames. it's not clear what sparked the fire. second floor. the boston police officer who was shot in the leg friday is now back home. officer kurt stokinger was released from boston medical center on sunday. the man suspected of shooting the officers will face several charges in court later today. patriots' wide receiver julian end animal has been cleared to play in the divisional playoff game on saturday. edelman has a steel plate in hi

let's send it over the chris lambert with more. >> chris: good morning, sarah. good morning christa. back to heavier coats this morning. 16 in norwood. 18 in bedford. 27 in boston. we don't have a sticking wind-chill factor at this time, but temperatures compared to this time yesterday morning a far cry, running 15 to 25 degrees colder. of course, yesterday morning we started off in the low 40s. we don't intend to do that too often at the end of january. nice clear skies to start off the day, as well. and this time of really the pattern here, the setup here, when you get clear skies through about february 20th. if you want to look to on the horizon, the southern horizon, pre-dawn by about an hour. it may be coming up close to now or in 15 minutes, 20 minutes. you see five planets aligned in the southern sky. venus or jupiter and venus, the brighter two of the five, but overall something cool to see on some clear skies on one of these winter mornings. take a look at forecast today, a lot of clear skies this morning. trade it in for a few more clouds this afternoo

let's send it over the chris lambert now with more on the forecast. >> chris: not as windy. still cold this afternoon. 28 in new bedford. a bit of a breeze. but not the 40-50-mile-per-hour gust that is we saw yesterday. some snow flurries working through early this morning. patchy light snow. it was steady enough to coat the ground down on the vineyard. ocean-effect snow lined up from long island sound right through martha's vineyard throughout the course of the morning. partly sunny skies into this afternoon. still seeing lingering sunshine late afternoon. overall, though, a cool afternoon with temperatures in the upper 20's. now, we do have warm weather tomorrow. we are close to 40 on friday. that will set the stage for predominantly a rain event on saturday. there will be some mix and some wet snow well north and west. especially during the higher terrain. and during the morning hours. we will keep an eye on. that more ahead. >> christa: chris, thank you. the woman arrested for a deadly hit-and-run in dorchester facing a judge. police say video shows her van speeding arou