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and so close to the cape and islands during the day tomorrow, you are eastern massachusetts, eastern new hampshire, but the cape -- we will have to keep in the chance for at least a couple of passing showers just because your proximity to that disturbance, but otherwise, the further north and west you go, the better chance for breaks in the cloud cover. all about location for the day tomorrow. today all about location for warmth. mid-50s southeastern mass. we don't even get up to 50 degrees across the interior. much colder rain north and west of boston. here is your seven-day forecast for the weekend. 50 degrees tomorrow with a light risk of a shower over of the cape. for saturday we have flurries in the mix. all day 30s. breeze the weekend. much brighter on sunday. a town by town weekend break down coming up. back to you guys. >>> most heartwarming stories this holiday season, a local teenager gets a special gift from the king himself, lebron james, right in the middle of a game. >>> um next from terror to trending >>> police are still looking for the people who vandalized a golf course on a cape

the coolest part of the state will be northern and eastern new hampshire, lower 40' s and 50' s. cases like the monadnock region, lower connecticut river valley, lower 50' s to possibly near 60. we all get cooler on monday, but 51 for mid-december is not too shabby. we are still in the 40' s for tuesday, thursday. we do get some rain. late thursday into friday is a rainstorm, although friday storm could mean the storm in the mountains for next friday and saturday. chris: appreciate it. shelley: students and teachers at a hooksett school say a good use. josh: hooksett memorial won the grant for its work with hour of focuses on computer science. chatted with students in a computer science lab as they told her what they have learned. kids had used code to learn the language of computers and created games and other programs. >> that is huge because our world is going to be run by that on the -- in the future. for them to have a basic understanding of how that is embedded in all kinds of things like medicine, education, restaurants -- it' s all over. josh: only one school in each stat

this takes you to eastern new hampshire, and into southern maine. you see kennebunk, ossipee new hampshire and farmington and gilford. there's some snow sewing up, see the -- showing up in there, rainshowers on the seacoast, portsmouth, new hampshire. this is snow flying at stratham and out southeastern vermont and points west of there. heavier snow and steadier snow falling in northern maine today from the same storm system that caused us the rain to come through our area, on the back side, it's cold, so it's snowing, as that storm intensifies, but there is the wind and temperature today too. only in the 40's right now, but you factor in the wind gusts, which are not as strong as they will be later, but they're ramping up and it gives awe windchill, what it feels like in most places. that will get worse as the night goes on. you'll see here with futurecast, this storm is pulling away and we're going to be clear, but clear skies at night, can mean cold temperatures, even the snow coming to the end to the north. we'll talk about how strong the winds a

new hampshire. 50' s to near 60. sunday, the cold weather cannot push in. it has to scoop in and move in from the northeast. eastern and northern new hampshire cooler. s to near 60 in the monadnock region. the brighter day is tomorrow. brighter monday, too. then we start chipping away at the temperatures. a drink of water coming tuesday. could and with snowflakes today. we could see if we get snow before christmas eve and have a white christmas. what a celtics game tonight. >> what a great game three b celtics taking on the unbeaten praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders jason: the unh and dartmouth hockey teams had granite state bragging rights on the line in durham tonight. the final game for both teams before the holiday break. plenty of action in the first . dan correale with a wrap around goal that deflects off a def

new hampshire. 50' s to near 60. push in. it has to scoop in and move in from the northeast. eastern and northern new hampshire cooler. still upper 50' s to near 60 in the monadnock region. brighter monday, too. a drink of water coming tuesday. could and with snowflakes today. we could see if we get snow before christmas eve and have a white christmas. tom: who very good. what a celtics game tonight. tt2w`tsi`r$# bt@q];\ tt2w`tsi`r$# "a@qm78 tt2w`tsi`r$# bm@qf<4 tt4w`tsi`r$#" dztq a-d tt4w`tsi`r$#" entq 1)$ tt4w`tsi`r$#" gzt& (.\ tt4w`tsi`r$#" hnt& 8 0 tt4w`tsi`r$#" iztq rih tt4w`tsi`r$#" jntq @9( tt4w`tsi`r$#" lzt& xtt jason: the unh and dartmouth hockey teams had granite state bragging rights on the line in durham tonight. the final game for both teams before the holiday break. plenty of action in the first . dan correale with a wrap around goal that deflects off a defender' s skate. then andrew poturalski nets his 15th goal of the season. 2-0. matias cleland drives one off the post. 16 goals in 16 games, 3-0. it was 4-0 before dartmouth got on the board. power-play goal made it 4-1. rebound, 4-2. two goals for you

eastern new hampshire. clouds mixing in. so just not quite as bright there. those clouds do melt away tonight though, so if you have some friday night plans, clear, getting colder, you're going to be dressing for the 30s and lower 40s if you're out there after dark. we got dry, sunny weather in your saturday forecast, and you know what, afternoon we have the 50s, rewind, repeat that for sunday weather because we got more sunshine, little popping up, nothing much going on other than a warm-up, 50 high in boston tomorrow, 53 on sunday and we gain a couple degrees i think across the board even as we head down to the cape where dennis is about 47 tomorrow, 46 in chatham, 48 in falmouth, followed by the lower 50s here on sunday. we got the north shore at about 51 tomorrow and 52 on sunday and similar here into southern new hampshire and lakes and mountains going to be in the 40s here both days. but that's actually warmer for this time of the year. here is 7-day forecast with the weekend always in view looking nice and bright. we got sunshine continuing into the mo

new hampshire. future cast not a whole lot going on, send across eastern massachusetts and new hampshire. a dry day ahead and if you have any evening plans, clear for friday night. a little bit cool though and cool back into the 30s. waking up to sunshine and chilly temperatures tomorrow. we boost knew the lower 50s during the afternoon remind repeat. and temperatures that actually make it well into the 50s. so 50 tomorrow in boston. 53 on sunday. that weekend forecast is looking pretty spectacular. no matter where you are going to be, the seven-day forecast always in view. go up 5 degrees on sunday. keep it in the 50s for sunshine. and remember we hope to see you saturday for the coat drop-off day from 10 until 2:00 at jordan's furniture in reading. more details on our faceback page and at myfoxboston.com. flying like a bird. change your plans for the weekend. the computer letting people soar through the city. >>> donald trump is getting a a quick stop -- negative oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... r jingle jin

new hampshire tonight. if you're traveling, you want low beams out there. high temps tomorrow, way up in the 50s and 60 degrees for south eastern massachusetts and cooler across southwest new hampshire, and 53 in joffrey, and the snow is not so much on our minds to start through the weekend. saturday night, this is where clouds will start to increase on us again, and we will have a blanket of clouds moving in from the west, and as we head into the day on sunday, the clouds will lay across southern new england. so it's a rare second half of the weekend, and overtime, we will get areas of showers and spotty drizzle. sowarm air in place on saturday, a back door cool front from the north, and we'll see highs 48 to 55 during sunday, and that will feel cooler especially with the clouds, but the average high is 42 in boston, and we will be way above that mark. tomorrow and 60 degrees and the clouds filling in on saturday night and staying in the 40s and another night with winter moths which many of you have been commenting on this past few weeks, and next week, spotty clouds and drizzle and temperatures in the low 50s. we will start m

eastern on c-span. >>> several presidential candidates are on the campaign trail this holiday week. on tuesday, former secretary of state hillary clinton holds a town hall meeting in new hampshireisits hilton head, south carolina, for a campaign rally and also live on c-span wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> as 2015 wraps up, c-span presents congress, year in review. a look back at all the newsmaking issues, debates and hearings that took center stage on capitol hill this year. join us thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern as we revisit mitch mcconnell taking his position as senate majority leader, pope francis' historic address to a joint session of congress, the resignation of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with raun and reaction of congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. congress, year in review, on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> american history tv's look at the holocaust continues next with the 1945 film depicting conditions of nazi concentrations camps used as evidence in the nuremberg war crime trials followed by ben j main ferencz talking about the experie

and on parts of southeastern new hampshire still seeing snow flakes. most of eastern massachusetts, plain rain, western mass into western new hampshire still slippery out there and the whole thing falls apart and by evening commute a little bit of drizzle. keep in mind looking for a trace to a 10th of an inch of rain in ice in eastern mass in the morning and central mass, southern new hampshire. 1 to .02 of an inch. and that's where we will have the worst roadways here the further inland we go. we are dry again and. we have got thursday morning wind and rain friday, saturday and under. back to you, daniel. >>> a local man hit dangerous speeds behind the wheel. still coming your way, what police found in his car that got him more than just a speeding ticket. >>> and making sure it was a how a man transformed his front yard into a winter wonderland find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted

icy here up into southern new hampshire, still got snowflakes mixing in around 10:00 in the morning. afternoon. so by 1:00 it is all falling as liquid. that means across eastern massachusetts plain rain and going to have to watch out with continued icing worcester to fitchburg up to keene, new hampshire, likely nashua, new hampshire area and that's where we will have the worst travel conditions because it is so slow to warm-up. between four and 7:00 p.m. it all falls apart, winds down, only got a little bit of drizzle in the commute forecast tomorrow and looking a ton better and this is the ice i'm expecting on top of the snow totals, trace to for christian create dangerous travel conditions tomorrow for the morning and early afternoon but also potentially some widely scattered power outages because the ice does tend to weigh down the power line, so a lot going in on tuesday forecast. a lot going on by wednesday 45 and partly sunny, thursday morning watching out for plain rain and dry it out from new year's eve into friday and weekend, partly sunny, we will have no more than a couple of flurries to dodge. back to you guys. >> sara: wildfire forces dozens of p

news. you can hear this show everyday life on bloomberg 99.1 fm. check it out every day at 5:00 eastern. tomorrow, we had to new hampshire. more on that monday.s for watching. for mark and i both, sayonara. ♪ emily: i am emily chang and you are watching "bloomberg west." let's start with a check on the first word news. steps tohas taken ensure fiscal checks through most of next year. the house and senate have passed a 1.1 trillion dollar spending measure avoiding a government shutdown. it also lists the 40-year ban on cruel exports and brings that dozens of expired tax breaks. the bill goes to president obama. the democratic national committee is cutting off the sanders camp from a crucial voter database. it came after the campaign was accused of taking advantage of a software error. the d.n.c. claims the bernie campaign accessed confidential voter data collected by hillary clinton steam. sanders campaign manager says they will fight back. republican candidates are preparing for their final debate of the year tomorrow in new hampshire. clinton leaves sanders 59-48%. city 4% say hillary clinton would do a better job of handling -- 64% sailor c

the three candidates will take the stage in new hampshire at eight p-m eastern time. and that's a look at the week ahead. paicia stark, fox news. after months of support between two republican candidates -- one of them is now taking shots at the other. we're talking about donald trump and senator ted cruz. this comes just ahead of the republican debate being held right here in las vegas on tuesday. kristin fisher is in washington with the details. candidates... donald trump and ted cruz used to be quite friendly... and to a certain extent...still are. but yesterday... donald trump attacked ted cruz for the very first time. at a rally last night in iowa... trump questioned his commitment to ethanol subsidies... something very important to voters in iowa. he also questioned cruz's appeal to evangelical voters. trump says: "i do like ted cruz but not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba in all fairness its true not a lot come out. but i like him nevertheless." trump says: "well look he is from tx, to the best of my knowledge there is a lot of oil in texas. so he gets a

a dense fog advisory for eastern parts of the state and new hampshire and maine and traveling down through providence and connecticut, likely will be running into the fogs and low clouds too. disturbance offshore. showers off of the cape and we will have to watch that through the morning to see temperatures in the 30s and 40s quickly climb well above average for this time of year. getting toward that 7:00 hour, showers for that after disturbances are trying to set up. see if it makes it to the ground. by midday, noticing some of the clouds breaking apart. might be touch to clear in some locations. these temperatures unseasonable well above average. we will talk about that coming up. a check of your traffic through julie. >>> right now volume is light because so early and watching that fog for you. pike moving along fine from tolls to the allston/brighton tolls area. volume manageable on the zakim and leverett connector. live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the fike. 23 minutes on 128 south from route 1

home will join us this saturday night when martha raddatz and i moderate the new hampshire democratic debate, 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central, right here on abc. >>> to other news this evening, and to the acknowledgement from the pentagon tonight, admitting defense secretary onash carter used a personal e-mail account for official business. even after hillary clinton was already under fire for using her private e-mail. tonight, defense secretary but this even, many are asking how this could happen again? abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl now. >> reporter: defense secretary ash carter was in iraq today, but dogged by questions about his use of private e-mail for official pentagon business. >> particularly someone in my position and with the sensitivities about this issue should have known better. i didn't do the right thing this is entirely on me. >> reporter: in march, revelations about hillary clinton's use of private e-mail as secretary of state set off such a firestorm that the white house issued firm instructions to all administration employees that they were to use government e-mail for

and we hope you'll join us tomorrow in new hampshire, 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. central, right here on abc. >>> on the republican side tonight, donald trump back in the headlines after his eye-opening response to russian president vladimir putin. trump making headlines with what he said. david wright on the trump campaign tonight. political strongmen. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: after vladimir putin praised donald trump as, quote, "undoubtedly a bright and talented person." >> when people call you brilliant, it's always good. especially when the person heads up russia. >> reporter: jeb bush tweeted, "a true freedom-loving conservative wouldn't be flattered by praise from a despot like putin. #chaoscandidate." >> at least he's a leader. unlike what we have in this country. >> but again, he kills journalists that don't agree with him. >> well, i think our country does plenty of killing also, joe. so, you know -- with a lot of right now, joe. >> reporter: that outraged the 2012 nominee mitt romney, who tweeted, "important distinction -- thug putin kil

keene, new hampshire, 36 in new hampshire, new hampshire, versus the upper 40s right now in southeastern massachusetts. so it is a tail of two completely different forecasts today in south eastern mass with the rain. we got a much colder rain here to the north and mass pike headed into southern new hampshire with temperatures barely getting into the lower 40s and i suspect we are actually going to get up here closer to midnight tonight. it is going to be a really late day high temperature. satellite and radar now we have got speckles showers across new england and some of the steadier rain inching toward the coastline here, cape one of my dryer spots but as you got the fog, it is going to be still damp, kind of misty as you get up and go this morning. noon time comes along and we have pretty widespread rain in place, a a lot of it still on the light side, don't want to rule out pockets of moderate rain and plus you know it is not bunking, fog is not budging today examine may thin out from time to time during the afternoon hours, you're going to find it out there all day long, 4:00 p.m. drive home from work, we got spot showers and wake up drops for clouds and breezy conditions.

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our clouds still in the process of thickening up from central and eastern mass and southern new hampshire. temperature trend in boston 34 degrees. good news above freezing here. likely at 7 a.m., i think we will be pretty close and kind of a close call with that freezing temperature. 9 a.m. 39 degrees. 44 at 11 a.m. by late morning into the afternoon, we have got rain moving in, even up ahead of this, you could see a little bit of a sprinkle by late morning. same deal here in worcester by 11 a.m. i do have some of those sprinkles in place. temperatures just above freezing the upper 30s at that point. so any delay in our warm-up could create those icy late morning in spots like keene new hampshire as well. 72 degrees. by 9 a.m. still freezing at 30 and by 11 a.m. 37 degrees close call on any drizzle that moves into keene because the threat of a little bit of ice. check out the highs from worcester and keene in the lower 40s. middle 40s in spots like bedford and lawrence at 45. 44 in portsmouth. boston reaches 46 degree. 48 in plymouth and 48 in hyannis and rain forming for all of us and lo

because southern new hampshire central massachusetts and so close to freezing if we never get above freezing it is going to stay icy there so please travel carefully tomorrow, eastern massachusetts roads turn wet but into central mass, southern new hampshire and i see some ongoing icy conditions and slushy conditions but by 7:00 in the evening whole thing coming to an end, wind down, turns to a little bit of drizzle and road crew will have pretty easy time handling evening commute and go to be sloppy with slippery spots for sure and fog as well and this is what we got before the changeover one to two inches of to boston, down into southeastern massachusetts inside of 128, we got slightly higher totals north eastern massachusetts into the worcester area and go a little bit above that with southern new hampshire and couple spots as much as six inches of snow and changeover happens as fast as what i'm seeing now i think it is going to land us in the lower end of the ranges but ice on top of the snow is going to create quite a headache on the roads, trace to about a tenth of inch of ice on top of the snow before plain rain in eastern massachusetts, but check this out,

new hampshire. news today, retail stores and middle eastern countries have said they would pull trump's brands from stores. a saudi prince called on trump to leave the race and said he was "a disgrace not only to the gop but to america," all part of the fallout from the republican front runner's proposed ban on muslims. my partner today, our hunt, was in new hampshire yesterday and trump. see donald i know that's not the first time you have seen donald trump in the less, but give us a sense of what that event was like and what you came away thinking about trump's position and strength in new hampshire. al: it was one of the great staged events i have seen. they were having a board meeting, and donald trump shows up, talks to the crowd ahead of time and has, "the board is about to vote. i hope i do well. do, i will come back." the board later, comes out and says they have endorsed trump. he is doing well in new hampshire. -- ofs no sign yet that the erosion these other candidates keep saying will occur. john: you and i have talked before.ump we both remember 1996 when pat buchanan won the new hampsh

passing spells of green here, drizzle that has formed in particular over north eastern massachusetts, sea coast of new hampshire, but anybody is that mist, that drizzle, lots of clouds out there this morning, look at uniform temperatures mid to upper 40s and warm surge to the day, visibility in boston, two and a half miles, not all that bad and see it is dropping right now in beverly and portsmouth and lawrence, manchester, new hampshire, so i will have a real close eye on those spots for things actually getting worse before they get better. worcester this hour you have still got about zero visibility and fitchburg 2 miles, 1 mile in jaffrey, new hampshire, one and a half in orange, so we are struggling especially out into central massachusetts. patchy fog and drizzle there for right now, 51 at noon time, mostly cloudy, there's still going to be fog and there's still going to be drizzle straight through the afternoon, but temperatures keep going up so 53 at 3:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. 54 and that's around the time the steadier showers move on in. so i do have timeline on when to plan around some downpours coming up in

meteorologist shiri spear here, and heaviest rain focused across eastern massachusetts and new hampshire, chester seeing downpours into methuen and andover and northeastern massachusetts and boston area and south shore as well. >> gene: drivers that don't have an easy pass may face extra charge once toll-takers are eliminated next year. some transponders are free but we will look at the closer plan. >> michael: folks stuck at the tolls. toll taker here in weston and around the state on the mass pike, they are going away starting in october of next year and that does have some people upset. if you have easy pass that should get smoother and that's the goal but some representatives worried about the people that don't have them. the plan is issue surcharge for anybody that doesn't have a pass and use a pay by plate system to receive a bill for the toll. those reps are worried to force drivers to get easy pass they may not want and might believe is invasion of privacy. a mass.report quoted in the paper says the pay by plate fees would not be revenue generated and punitive and only be designe

bush has struggled in iowa -- and even though he campaigned in eastern iowa yesterday -- he's been focusing quite a bit on new hampshire. he announced yesterday he's beefing up his staff there -- and buying more t-v and cable advertising there. police arrest a man in connection to several thefts at gyms. waterloo police arrested robert bleakley after the hiawatha department identified him from these surveillance pictures. he's charged with second degree theft. one of the busiest travel weekends is in the books -- and with it -- a traffic stop to remember for an iowa couple. from suspense to all smiles. dan winters shows us what happened. you know that uneasy feeling in the pit of your 'oh man. this is it.' thats how jeff schulte and his girlfriend jenna rietz were feeling on their way to her parents' house this past thanksgiving. 'when he said you were going 46 in a 35, i said jeff, we off. put your keys on the dash for me.' jeff is a bit of a lead foot. he was ticketed for speeding on the way to meet jenna's parents the first time. 'the whole family is sitting right inside. right inside.' but this time... 'and then i

bit patchy freezing rain just to west boston through merry will valley southern new hampshire and back edge now into eastern new york. this moisture will work out of here as early as 6, 7, 8 o'clock in the morning. i think a lot of slick spots will occur mainly before 3 o'clock in morning. once we get into tomorrow morning, temperatures start the day with showers ending at about 7 o'clock in morning. and then, we thaw out. mid 40s in afternoon. 7 day forecast ahead looks good. >>> now from the night team, a alarming allegations. bill cosby charged. completed unwas arraigned in pennsylvania courtroom today. answering to sex assault charges going back to 2004. night team ryan schulteis in our newsroom with cosby legal team is saying tonight. ryan. adam tonight bill cosby outs on bail but alleged victims say thisser relieved he's finally facing charges. >>> he was an america's most beloved t vvlt father now officially charged with sexual assault. bill cosby arrived in small courthouse in pennsylvania walking slowly with the help of his lawyers and said nothing. >> mr. cosby how do you feel sir? this is first t

new hampshire. we will have a replay of the event courtesy of abc news tomorrow at 4:00 eastern time here on c-span. >> this weekend, the c-span city ies tour explores the history of literary culture of worcester massachusetts. it was a major contributor to the industrial revolution in the u.s. and was known for its innovators in commerce and industry. on book tv, we will learn about the life of henry george. then, we will visit the largest repository in the country of original books, pemberton periodicals related to the history of the united states. we will talk to jeanette greenwood to discuss her book about the migration of african-americans to worcester after the civil war. anti-slavery organizations. every town had one. it is a city that is very forward-looking, very progressive and lots of ways. >> we will visit mechanical, , the building is listed in the national register of historic places. it originally served as a learning center for its members and also served as a platform for social and cultural activities, quitting women's rights rallies. women's rights convention happen before the who

eastern, the former president is in exeter, new hampshire.at live on our companion network, c-span. and on tuesday, republican presidential candidate rand paul is also in exeter, new hampshire. that's live on c-span 2 at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks students to tell us what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. follow c-span's road to the white house coverage and get all the details about our student cam contest at c-span.org. >>> britain's youth parliament has 364 elected members, ages 11 to 18. the members of the youth parliament represent their views before government officials. and they meet annually to debate issues facing young people in the united kingdom. up next on c-span 3, the youth parliament debates mental health services. >> now we'll move on any moment now to the second debate. but just before we consider that second motion on mental health services, i want to mention to you that the ministe

a mile in some locations, so take it ease out there, there's a dense fog advisory for new hampshire until 11 eastern mass until noon and boston right now. so you can make up some of the buildings a little bit better visibility here but still we got the low clouds in place. take a look at that though, temperatures in the upper 40s and continues to see temperatures ride mid to upper 50s as we head through the afternoon and surely we will see some sunny breaks and as we head into the weekend we are also looking at temperatures near 60 by saturday with mix of sun and clouds and by sunday we are going to introduce more clouds, chance of shower and cooler conditions. some spots will be stuck in the 40s and 50s, i will break it down for you coming up and let's get check of traffic with julie grauert. >> julie: volume remains light, lingering fog problem maltic still. traffic flow is bright green, so looks more like 4:00 a.m. than 9:30 portion of the show and moving along nicely and this is one of the better shots of the zakim we have seen, fogged out through most of the morning. here are live drive times 1

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cover, it is going to split the area in terms of temperature, so eastern parts of the state up toward the sea coast, southern new hampshire, maine, 459-55, cooler and more clouds, slight chance of a shower on sunday, once you move from wooster southbound, western massachusetts, down to connecticut highs 55-60 plus new york city, if you have a weekend trick they'll be locked into the warner temperatures. saturday is going to be the pick, the brightest day, most widespread warm, sunday more clouds still above average, next storm system to watch on monday, still start cool, by the evening starting to bring rain, thunderstorms on monday evening, a late temperature spike, accuweather seven day, high temp of 61, monday evening. behind it wind, warm, mild air 60 again by wednesday. so when will winter show up, winter preview is saturday at 7:30, hope you can join us on channel 4 the whole team will be here and it will show up eventually, i upon is. >> all right, eric, thank you. >>> frustrations boil over an uber driver goes after a cab driver, a close call for pedestrians in london. >>> and an epic shot, a permanent place in hi

. >> plenty of rain-out there all across eastern mass and stretching all the way to the sea coast of new hampshire and take a look down into all green there. out the mass pike as well, out through worcester and back through southeastern mass and check out some of these yellows showing up on the radar down across eastern con and over to rhode island. this is some steadier rain that's going to work through southeastern mass over the next couple of hours. seeing the height of this over the next two or three hours. so far how much rain has fallen, a couple tenths of an inch. not a tremendous amount, but when it coincides with the evening down. 53 degrees in boston. low to mid 50s down through southeastern mass and some cooler weather in northern new hampshire. some of that cold air, a little tough to scour out there. taking a long look of the trail of moisture all the way down into florida, this is the front that's going to have to slide off to the east tonight and there's going to be one more wave of low pressure that rides up along it and we'll rate it with a couple of isolated showers tomorrow. esp

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