a front is moving through the connecticut river valley. on the west side of that front, the wind is picking up from the west, and the cold air will rush in quickly. so by dawn, 30-32, and near and west of boston, perhaps mid-30s, close to the city and down to the cape, but it will feel like the low to middle 20s when you head to school and go to work, and by midday, there's not much recovery. you'll need the heavy coat, hats after gloves. 30 when you head ow, 32 about the same temperature all day long. more on the week ahead in just a few minutes. katy? >>> strong winds brought down trees and power lines across the area today. couple of large limbs snapped off this big tree in fair haven, pulling down -- and in hall, a transformer caught fire, knocking out power to the entire town. power has been restored to the >>> to a developing story, the would -- boston police officer who was shot trying to corner

we' ve got a line of thunderstorms on their way, just about to cross over the connecticut river valley. those of you in lebanon, claremont, get ready. there is even some lightning east over towards lebanon. there will be downpours, heavier gusts of wind, and the rain should make it all the way across the state, but it won' t places like concord, manchester. the wind gusts have been strongest at the coast line. 36 miles per hour, the latest gust there. seacoast. it' s 54 right now in concord. that means we have tied a record high temperature. if we would get to 55, we would break it. adam: the wind is taking out power in several places across the state. ever source is reporting 1600 people without power in pittsburgh, and the lights are out for another 1200 customers in rollinsford. power lines came down around route 175 in canton. authorities say it could be several hours before it reopens. stephanie: you contract the rain on wmur.com and on the storm watch 9 weather app. it' s available for apple and android devices. -- residential candidate hillary clinton has been endorsed by the po

one more batch berkshire county, but i don't think this will make the trek through the connecticut river valley. to carry the lake-effect snow showers into new england. usually they don't make the trek over the greens or the berkshires, but they were able to do that this afternoon. they have now since faded away. the city at 34. bedford 32. fitchburg at 31. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine. and near 40. sunday a few more clouds around. lower 40s. great for skiing. great for holiday traveling. enjoy it because here comes an arctic blast of air as we work into monday morning. temperatures on monday will fall all day long. we'll talk more about that cold blast of air in a few minutes. >> now from the night team, the bruins sacked at gillette stadium. >> they score! the canadiens strike first. >> a local boy feeling right at home, mounting a goal line stand. >> oh, and what a glove save is made by condon. >> the night team live in sounds of a winter classic. >> elizabeth: okay. so not a strong showing from the bruins in front of the more than 67,000 fans

that is not over suffolk county going to you ward the connecticut river valley there and a couple more to the south and west. you see a few of these in the area as the night goes along. you may see a few snowflakes mixed in as the precipitation winds down. again, not a lot here. 4 the high. ing down to the city at 52 in bellmawr today. that was really nice. youer 40's across lopping island. bridgeport at 46 and those temps holding to thor 40's as we showed you. low 40's. still 47 on the east end. 46 coming in from the jersey shore. 38 at sussex. within of the cooler spots not so cool. monticello, 43. 10 to 15 to even 20 that is big difference melting that snow and winds out of the south tonight becoming westerly as you go in tomorrow. again the future cast. pop in here. okay. we look at it. the clouds going in. we see a few clouds as you head toward tomorrow. a good-looking day. a little breeze out of the west. low to middle 40's then as we head to thursday. then some clouds. in good shape. i don't expect any problems coming as this one storm center heads think of northeast here. the c

we have had a couple stray flurries across the lower connecticut river valley and 495. not a huge impact at all this morning but you may see a couple flakes mid to late morning ocean effect snow bands start to fire up with that cold air blowing over the warmer waters. so from the far south shore plymouth back to the cape you will see the snow showers and ocean effect bands impact you through the evening. notice temperatures dropping into the single digits and teens tonight and tomorrow we don't get out of the 20s either. it's a pretty quiet rest of the week. we will talk more about it coming up. now to the road traffic and weather together chris. >> thanks. so far so good out there on the road. let's look at the mass pike and you can see taillights approaching the tolls but other than that moving along smoothly at this hour. and now to the timesaver traffic maps north of boston right now, 93 and route one look good coming into boston. no major back jps along 128 in either direction. and the t is run on schedule. >>> it's 5:32 right now on your monday morning. checking t

back through the connecticut river valley into western parts of the state. i want to show you future cast bringing in some areas of drizzle off of the coast with that onshore wind. meanwhile we have rain pushing on in if you are headed out and about make you are going and any untreated services that's where we could see the potential of that black ice. through the day temperature also warm. that's where we'll see the chance of rainshowers for most part. for the north a better chance you will see that mix. but really not much in the way of precipitation. less than a tenth of an inch. now sunday 7:00 look at this wall of rain. out to our west it will continue to advance into the region through the morning and by your lunch hour we have some heavy downpours coming on through may even hear a rumble of thunderful could see some pockets of isolated flooding across the roadway. meanwhile winds are gusting out of the south especially along the coast. by 7:00 this system is on out of here. so the things you need to know widespread rain of one to two inches some minor

sprinkles up the hudson river valley showing that that might be mixed in with an ice pellet in putnam or windham and connecticut. we will look at another warm day like yesterday. 45 degrees this afternoon. yesterday it was 48, debbie duhaime. >> i know, that's for sure. good morning, bill. good morning, everybody. we are off to a nice start with mass transit. l.i.r.r., new jersey transit, metro north on or close to schedule. on the g trains delays with signal problems at green point. george washington bridge e- zpass to the lower level. lincoln and holland moving okay. e-zpass until 6:00. fdr drive up through the 70s, ongoing construction. yesterday a baby was born on the fdr drive in the 20s t. alternate sides are suspended. back to you, lori, ken. >> debbie, thank you. >>> the man who police say slashed a brooklyn man on the subway has been arrested. the question is could he be responsible for a string of other attacks in the city. dray clark is live with new video of the suspect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ken. the investigation is still very much a work in progress but suspect because his gran

connecticut, the hudson valley. spotty showers around the city. still more rain to get through. flood advisories have been extended for the hudson river, the passaic, and hackensack rivers in new jersey. we're experiencing minor flooding here during high tide. that will continue over the next couple hours. coastal flooding also a concern. we have coastal flood advisories. now a coastal flood warning has suffolk county through 1:00 p.m. dealing with moderate tidal flooding there across long island. besides the rain, look at the temperatures. we're at 57 now. 3 degrees away from a record for today. 60. rain not as heavy as we head throughout the afternoon. hit-or-miss showers possible around 6:00. temperatures stay very, very mild, in the 50s and 60s today. then they drop sharply overnight tonight. we'll tell you how cold it will be tomorrow morning coming up in your full forecast. >> all right, raphael. thank you. >>> raphael mentioned those rising rivers. some neighborhoods already experiencing flooding from this morning's rainfall. >> and high winds may be to blame for a power outage in brooklyn. marc santia continuing our team cover

east hampton. 19 to danbury, connecticut, sussex to warren county, phillipsburg and low 20s over the area. that is snow in them hills of new jersey and up the hudson river valley. a few flakes this morning. that is lake-effect snow making it down from the great lakes. that gets out of the way this morning. 38 later this afternoon. we will talk about tomorrow which warms into the 40s next. heather is looking at the commute. what is going on. long island railroad on our close. deegan southbound from 138th to yankee stadium, you have construction set up there. this is a long-term construction project with us for some time. george washington bridge we have relief with construction on both levels cleared away. traffic is fine inbound at the george washington bridge, minor delay. lincoln tunnel minor delays. brooklyn bridge is closed inbound side until 6:00 a.m. that is all because of that overnight construction that they do. b.q.e. northbound ramp to the brooklyn bridge is closed. bayonne bridge has completely been reopened in both directions. all the overnight construction has been cleared away. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. lori,