jessica reyes is monitoring the roads from hopkinton. good morning, jess. >> jessica: hi, daniel, good morning to you. the temperature is significantly and improved significantly as well. we have been showing you this street here west main street in hopkinton all morning long and you can see it is a smooth sailing at this point. much different scene than what we were seeing about five hours ago when we first went on the air at 4:30 this morning. it has been icy and snowy and has been up until 7:00 this morning. this ground right here, it was pretty much solid ice several hours this morning, but you could see melted significantly at this point as temperatures have been rising over the last couple of hours. as shiri has been saying, there's a big difference in temperature between where we are and northern massachusetts and know there's going to be a big difference between the morning and afternoon commute today. lots and lots of fog, some police departments including methuen police department already warning about that fog and low visibili

but so far this morning so good here on west main street in hopkinton. you could see gotten a bit busier than since last time we saw you guys. this is a busy road and certainly bit icy and wet here in west main street, but so far we haven't seen anything too too bad and past signs of 495, it is looking a bit foggy here this morning, so that's another hazard we are this morning as hearing shiri and julie satellite picture over the past couple of hours. right new we are here at parking lot off of west main street in hopkinton. take a look over here, you can see plows have been at it pretty much all morning long trying to clear out the mix of snow and ice built up on the ground here this morning. take look over here, it is a pretty hard mixer of snow and ice here this morning, so want to keep that in mind as you head out this morning, but as we have been telling you over the past couple of hours, the key here is going to take it very, very extra time for the morning commute as you head in this morning. we will be back in just 30 minutes with another look wh

for now we are live in hopkinton. jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> we will be tracking the rain and ice for you all morning long. closings and delays are running at the bottom of your screen as gene just mentioned. and make sure you get our alerts on the news -- on the fox25 stormtracker weather app. free to download. search for fox25 weather. >>> norwood police are looking for a man that tried to hold up a convenience store. surveillance video from aj's on morton street. the store owner tells fox25 the suspect came in with a knife. the man has owned the store for 13 years and tells us he was about -- he was not about, rather, to let someone take his hard-earned money. he fought back with a milk crate until the man ran off who was in all block and wearing a mask. >>> this afternoon a rhode island car dealership will try to force prosecutors to force a suv seized during an investigation. in 2013 when hernandez was charged with the murder of odin lloyd. prosecutors say it was used for a double murder in boston whe

live in hopkinton. jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> well, going to show you a little bit later what it looks like on the roadways with our driving kaming. >> that is exactly -- camera. >> that is exactly right. >>> following news out of average in where a tropical vacation brought people to manchester. this delta flight was supposed to land at jfk airport, but bad weather forced the pilot to head north to new hampshire. this morning customs snafu mean that people are not on their way home this morning. michael henrich is live at the manchester airport with new pictures from passengers this morning. michael? >> reporter: sara, i was just tweeting back and forth from one of those passengers on the flight yesterday. she says she has no idea when she will be leaving manchester, boston regional airport. she is still in her hotel. she says delta says they will update her on her flight status update her on her flight status. what does that mean? she doesn't know. we don't know. i have reached out to delt

mike cronin live in hopkinton where governor christie was earlier this afternoon. mike? reporter: governor christie had a full morning of events in iowa, then flew to new hampshire as he kicks off his final bus tour before the primary with a town hall in hopkinton. christie says he's now completely focused on the granite state. he talked to voters about rebuilding the military, reforming entitlements, and cutting government spending. krition tee drew a comparison between senator obama and marco rubio and red cruz who are also in their first team. >> just because we're republicans doesn't make us right. we have to be right because we make the right decisions. and to put a first-term united states senator back in the oval office immediately after the last seven years we've just had, is crazy. reporter: this event just wrapping up at the town hall here tonight. at nashua community college and between now and friday he has 15 events planned throughout the date. mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: looking ahead to new hampshire tonight, jeb bush, the former florida governor, holdi

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two events in hopkinton at 4:30 two events in hopkinton at the democrat also arrive. hillary clinton will spend tuesday at a pair offing events events. bernie sanders will attend a pair of voting rallies in keene and clermont. fox25 is your source for all election coverage. blair miller has reports from iowa through tonight leading up to next week's primary. live reports from new hampshire every morning and night anchor every morning and night anchoring from our election studio in manchester. each night at 7:00, don't miss political reporter sharman sacchetti with in-depth reports on candidates and expert analysis. join us on primary night straight through 11:30. results from candidates' headquarters and we will stream it all live on myfoxboston.com and on the fox25 news app. >>> happening today, the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting to find ways to battle the zika virus. the virus has been linked to birth defects and spreading explosively throughout americas explosively throughout americas. the who could classify the zika outbreak as a public

hopkinton trying to hang around. late in the fourth, berries three from the point, good road win, 53-34. that' s all we have. still coming in. shelley: will look at where the all a record turnout on the tom: ted cruz has won the iowa caucus. marco rubio with 23%, to close to call for the democrats. here we clinton has a slightly -- hillary clinton has a slightly over bernie sanders. shelley: let' s hear from ted cruz and hillary clinton. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >> an incredible honor to campaign across iowa with so many of you, to make the case for the kind of future we want for the democratic party and for the united states of america. shelley: very exciting night. tonight at 11:00. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >> male announcer: the following is paid for and furnished by hair club for men and women. this station is not responsible for cl

and then here long for 95 this a bridge south of the pike just out of hopkinton milford a little snow falling not very heavy though. there are some more up to the west of their to be watching plenty more to the west into new york swing on through but snow showers will decline as the evening wears on. few of them clearly on tonight. we'll do all again tomorrow as a cold air comes rushing and so first thing in the morning some sunshine but snow showers poised to move right back in late morning through your lunch time. that's leading edge of the arctic air that's on the way. that's not an exaggeration. way to see how cold is going to be this weekend. >> a meteorologist as you know can give custom forecast your city or town you just need to download our free talks 25 whether app. >> high-speed car chase through two towns come to a crashing and. that crash knocked out power. nearby businesses could be in the dark for days. talks 25 robert goulston live now. >> robert: vanessa and mark generator across the street humming keeping these businesses online. full power though not expected for a

so the west of their into worcester county to the north of their first toward holliston 126 into hopkinton seeing heavy rain happen right here along 85 as well 85 will stretch right to the middle of the shot of orange words coming down for heavily right now one of the main stretches through hopkinton then over 27 worcester county bellingham millville seeing some of that heavy rain move in uxbridge just had that batch of continue shows a timeline of the rain coming to boston 8 o'clock at its heaviest and then to the south shore 9 o'clock and then by 10 o'clock out to cape cod but the front while moving fairly quickly going to stall the winds above jet stream talk about that sometimes lowing right along the front so rather than pushing out of here installing it just to our south the consequence of that is the clouds and rain don't want to leave very quickly out here in the cape and the islands and the other batches of rain and heavy showers will come through during the morning commute tomorrow this will take you through seven 15 a.m. for the still heavy rain out there around constable county

there are slick spots on 89 in hopkinton and kingston. here is a live look from our hooksett camera. kevin: we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson for a look at the morning drive. deb: good wednesday morning. make your way through huntington -- hopkinton. please use extreme caution on 93 south is moving well. just some slowdowns past the southbound side. 293 is ok through the mill yard. we are now getting reports of conditions in rockingham county. be aware of the temperatures as you head out and if the cars in front of you -- be aware of black ice. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: that is a great tip. a search is underway for a pair of thieves believed to be behind two gun shop break-ins. sean: the most recent break-in ray brewer joins us live in the first break-in occurred. good morning. ray: good morning, sean. between the break-in at wicked weaponry in hooksett and the one in tyngsborough, massachusetts, but there are similarities. other. on february 3, two suspects were caught on surveill

ever source about 1,000 outages hopkinton and city of boston. see the total outages there on your screen right now. >> sara: we could hardly keep up with the reports of trees, whipping winds leaving debris all over the roads. fox25 catherine parrotta is live in dorchester where tree snapped right in half and damaged big house, examine catherine, homeowner aren't used to type of weather in february. >> catherine: certainly not. why so noisy and welcome sight and sound for the residents of this home who say despite the damage it is not as bad as it could have been. >> i'm from jamaica. >> catherine: wasn't wake-up swallowed up by the tree. >> really scary. >> catherine: john michael's tree service driving through the community this morning. one community hit by fierce winds and thunderstorms overnight and this worker says this is the worst he has seen so far and that could change. >> right now everybody is just getting up and really not sure until you wake and up try to get your kids off to school and take look and oh my god. >> catherine: long da

national grid has 2,000 outages eversource has more than 1,000 in hopkinton and 900 in the city of boston. >>> julie: weather problems causing trouble for logan airport this morning. as of 9:00 a.m. 15 flights been canceled and dozens more delayed as always, check with the airline as you head out. you could get the latest forecast and storm alert right on phone with weather app. shiri will be back within minutes with an update. plus, ock, vanessa will be live and be sure to join them for the very latest. >> daniel: brockton family shaken and want to know who shot three into their home and family of the bedroom where the family was sleeping. third hit neighbor's car. father of the boy spoke with fox25 and how close to striking seven-year-old son. have been happened, could have killed him. >> daniel: so far police do not have any suspects. >> julie: 9:09. we are learning more about the cambridge police officer accused of hitting woman on bike with car and taking off. fox25 investigates first broke story on monday and know the officer involved is ryan callinan. he was not in uniform and driv

back into hopkinton, these north. expect scattered showers over the next few hours. later this afternoon, this line of rain yesterdayed down pours and strong wind gusts has to work on through. it looks like the timing of that between about 4 and 8 p.m. temperatures even this evening are running into the 50s. so contend with that strong wind at times, gusting over 50 miles per hour over eastern mass. in between 4 and 8 p.m. quick, half an inch, to an inch of rain. do expect standing water on the roadways. reduced visibility. so a slow go for the rain and evening commute. isolated wind damage too. tree branches falling down when the winds start gusting. this all wraps up by midnight tonight. more on that seven-day forecast ahead. >> also on 7, a crew rushing to the rescue. after a tugboat starts to sink in the harbor. three people were rescued as it went under water. jennifer egan live in east boston where she spoke with one of the men rescued jenn. >> reporter: all three men on that tugboat are okay. a little cold after spending time in the chilly waters. it turns out

the first a town hall earlier this evening in hopkinton. i'm now ready to be completely focused on last eight days here in new hampshire what we need to do. >> we showed up to jeb bush's crowded town hal meeting where we found him working to sway voters he's hoping new hampshire will campaign. >> john kasich is hoping for a good win or lose it has been unbelievable it has been amazing. it has been amazing. there are a lot of events going on. we're live here in manchester, new hampshire tonight. sharman sacchetti, fox 25 news. just over a week before the new hampshire primary bernie sanders is leading the polls in the granite state. despite skipping the most the front-runnerym. fox 25 is the place to turn. we'll have live reports from new hampshire every morning and night and we'll be anchoring our coverage from our studio in manchester we'll also be bringing you primary specials every night at 7:00 featuring fox 25 political reporter sharman sacchetti who you just heard from with indepth reports on the have candidates and expert analysis. t

chris christie is kicking off a bus tour with a town hall in hopkinton and nashua. and jeb bush will hold a town hall in manchester tonight. our political director josh mcelveen is in iowa for tonight' s caucuses. he got one-on-one interviews with 4 of the candidates, as prepare to move on to new hampshire. sen. sanders: we' re in this for if not, doesn' we' literally right after the results are announced here. ms. clinton: i am fighting. i' i' m gonna fight for the votes of the people of new hampshire. josh any message for new mr. trump: we love you, we really do. amazing people, great people. gov. christie: we want your vote, we want your support. i know that 50% of new hampshire republicans are still undecided. i want those undecided votes to come to the christie column and we' re looking forward to coming back and grabbing everyone of them that we can. sean: josh will continue our live team coverage of the iowa caucus tonight starting at 5:00. you can find more coverage by heading to our website, wmur.com , or opening the wmur app. one factor that may play into

and hopkinton an inch and a half. and lingering effects as far as flooding in those prone locations. temperature-wise 7 a.m., upper 50s if not 60 degrees on the map. this is really going to be the end of our showers in and around the boston area hanging continue to clouds. one two patches of drizzle. one two patches of drizzle steady line will be confined to the outer april. 51 in worcester. 54 boston up to beverly. 51 in plymouth. 53 in nashua with breaks in the clouds. thicken back up. we got wind turning active again over southeastern massachusetts. and we got just a couple of pots of showers out there. not a widespread rain and we on the lighter side. nothing severe or intense like we had this morning. wind advisory though. the morning gusts of 70 miles per hour or stronger. those are behind us now. we will turn our attention to the afternoon with gusts up to 50 miles per hour from the south shore down to the cape and islands. so this afternoon temperature so this afternoon temperature-wise, we have 50s in and aro

he got right here to new hampshire stumping for votes in hopkinton. jeb bush didn't even go to the hawkeye state. he's putting it all on the line here trying to turn the "live free or die" state into a "do or die" campaign stand. starting today, you can expect very intense campaigning as the new hampshire primary gets underway officially with one week to go. live in nashua, new hampshire, newscenter 5. sera: a driver accused of dragging a victim under a car for three miles claims it was not her fault. xaianying zhou covered up her face in court yesterday. prosecutors say she struck a couple in chinatown monday morning. a 48-year-old woman got trapped under the car and dragged to dorchester. zhou's lawyer says once she realized what happened, she tried to help but witnesses dispute that. the victim suffered serious injuries. her husband is expected to be okay. prosecutors want to test the driver for drugs and alcohol. live this morning in chinatown, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: melrose police investigating a dangerous hoax that had them showin

we've got steady rain, wellesey, hopkinton, stoughton, as well as the southshore and downtown boston. later tonight and early tomorrow morning with each continuing wave of rain that wakes up from the mid atlantic states begins to really with a up and that will start to crank up the wind. the amount of rainfall about a half an inch to an inch of rain in some locations from this symptom system right here. this is making headlines all day as well as yesterday with numerous reports of severe thunderstorms. look at the reports, going back to yesterday at this time, again, they were focused down through here last night and the through the mid atlantic states, carolina and virginia. the storm system and wind energy works up into new england. i'm not concerned about severe thunderstorms or tornadoes but the storm itself is still passing overhead. it's weakening but there's still a lot of leftover wind energy and because of that, we do have a wind advisory in affect later tonight and through the day tomorrow. even when the last raindrops move out of town tomorrow morning around 8:00. winds wil

reports of light snow out through hopkinton and worcester. patchy light snow an flurries. the steadier snow continues to be down through connecticut as well as rhode island. you notice the deeper shades of blue in those locations. i've been on twitter monitoring the traffic cameras trying to see if this steadier snow is the case. i think for a time, at least early this evening, once these steadier bands find their way up into massachusetts, it will have the same results. eventually the area does cool it off so we will see an accumulation of the snow even on the main roads and that would happen after 9:00 tomorrow night up until early tomorrow morning after midnight. so here you go. this is our storm time line. there is the rain-snow not much, if any, in the way of snow for the city of boston or the south shore. this is a relatively mild storm. even as we work up in the worcester hills and the emergency make valley tomorrow morning thinking more rain than anything else. i think there will be stubborn pockets of cold air tomorrow night. route three out in new hampshire, 93 a

in hopkinton and milford there is some lighter snowfall. new bedford as well as fall river, we are seeing some there as well. i think working in our favor, it has been warm up until this point and as long as the roads are pretreated, they will probably be in pretty good shape tonight. a lot of people are tweeting about the carrie underwood concert and traveling. i think the roads will be okay. as we move past midnight, a little bit of drizzle and snow. we will probably get a coating to a couple of inches and maybe some isolated areas up to 3 it will be a little below freezing and central parts of massachusetts. now we had to the warmer part of the storm which is tomorrow evening. these showers will develop in the afternoon and slowly the warmer air will move from the south coast inland eventually overnight getting into places such as the merrimack valley, new hampshire. it will take well into tomorrow evening to get into the milder air. can temperatures -- of the temperatures will continue to warm into tomorrow evening. we will have the str

hopkinton at 6.2. elsewhere the shadings of blue indicating where we had general generally about five to ten informs of snow. closer to the coastline, the numbers weren't as high as they were in the worcester hill but a heavier, wetter snow. that's why we had concern in the issues in canton because it was just a very heavy, wet snow. these numbers much smaller than numbers we were showing you last year. those were storms that had all sorts of arctic air and so there was a massive fluff factor but this year in the el nino winter hard to find arctic air. you can get snowstorm though but usually these snowstorms there that's we saw beautiful pictures of the snow clinging to the trees but also clinging to power lines. boston snow for the season 17 informs running about 8 inches behind normal. worcester 22 inches of snow thus far about 15 inches below normal normal. done for the snow. boston worcester providence and haverhill but still snowing right now out toward hyannis as well as brewster and chatham and

that is not as you zoom in how you spell hopkinton. once the mistake was spoafted they said they will fix the sign as soon as possible but if you are moving into theton you don't add the g and upset everyone. >>> the worst of the week's storm passed one family in scituate they found themselves surrounded by water but that was not going to make this little girl miss school. yesterday morning, leonie kelly loaded up in her dad's boat and he towed her to drier land where her friend's parent drove her to school. >> you get extra credit for that you shut. >> she probably had fun telling -- you should. >> she probably had fun telling the story. >>> this is a property with a view that no one else is going to be able to beat. >> this is probably going to be expensive. check out grand penthouse in topth millenium tower and it has been sold and the developer won't release the sale price but it was expected to go around 34.75 million dollars. they have more than 13,000 square feet including a outdoor terrace take up the entire 60th floor. so, kee

holding a town hall meeting in hopkinton the new jersey governor compared marco rubio and ted cruz to president obama. >> and to put a first term united states senator back in the oval office immediately after the last 7 years we' ve just had is crazy. adam former candidate lindsey : graham is back too. while he' s now backing bush he' s still passionately anti-trump. >> everybody in new hampshire, for god' s sakes, pick somebody with the temperament and judgment to lead our nation at war. donald trump' s worldview is just jibberish. the crowd at the alpine club in manchester i want someone who' s not crazy to be president. adam sexton, wmur news 9. shelley: while those 3 republicans are already in new hampshire get ready for the rest of the pack to start their final primary pushes. many are taking overnight flights to get here. as jean mackin reports their sights are now set on new hampshire. jean for more than a year, new : hampshire has shared the spotlight with iowa now, the entire focus shifts right here . get ready for the political primary storm that hits every 4 years. >> a hu

. >> anchor: a cool picture from one our witter friends in the hopkinton area and he took this pick ice out on the lack of i asked how you pronounce that and he was kind enough to say this is how you pronounce it. i said i will probably still butch i it. the point here is that no more ice on the lake and last year as we call it ice out, that happened on april 1. so here we are february 26 and we lost the ice there on the lake. there is a sign that we had a warm winter and this winter going become to december 1, we've had 33 days in boston where the temperature has reach at least 50. yesterday of course we were in the lower 60's. even eclipsing the warm winter how warm? this is the second warmest boston and still couple of warm days in front of us. last year by the way down here at the bottom of the list 120th in terms of warmest. not warm at all last winter. right now not all that warm. kind of chilly. tells are running into the 30's. boston 35, bedford at 32. nashua 3 . this is the enemy today though. if you can have an enemy on friday, i don't know if that's possible but it would be t

he arrived in new hampshire last night stumping for votes in hopkinton. jeb bush didn't even go to the hawkeye state. he's putting it all on the line here, turning the "live free or die" state into a "do or die" campaign stand. less relevant because now the people of new hampshire are going to decide how this plays out. kelley: polls do sort of matter though. one that might make a difference is some 35% of republicans in this state are still undecided with just a week go to. now, of course, everyone will be focused on getting those undecideds into their camps, obviously trying to change that and get people sol it in their votes. live in nashua, kelley tuthill, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: breaking news overnight. a serious crash is under investigation in plymouth. cherry street before midnight last night. we're now checking on the condition of that driver and any passengers in the vehicle. toddler remains hospitalized suffering from what police describe as life-threatening but how it happened remains a mystery. found unconscious at a home on the agency alre

leominster and this light it ising its way to the north and passing over areas like marlborough and hopkinton right now. boston, 19 with some flurries around town. southeastern massachusetts looking mostly dry with temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. i will step in and say some flurry reports coming non. 7:00 this morning, 18 degrees. at noontime, 27. i will keep the slight risk of some flurries for everybody, but the best chance of any kind of minor accumulation along the coastline and during the afternoon, we are looking at mostly cloudy and mostly dry conditions. 30 here at 3 p.m. and back down to 25 degrees at 7:00 this evening with just some clouds around. the next batch of snow comes in tomorrow. we will talk toe analysis just a couple of minutes. back to julie for a check of the roads. >>> shiri, speed restriction on the pike has been lifted. mass d.o.t. tweeting this at the top of the hour. was 40 miles per hour. but has been listed on the pike from the new york border to sturbridge. 93 south wide open. volume is light right now and roads are still slick and slippery. take it

he has three town halls planned for today and rochester chris christie hot on heels and starting hopkinton at 4:30 and tomorrow the democrats will arrive. hillary clinton will spend tuesday in pair of organizing events and bernie sanders plans on attending voting rallies tomorrow in keene and in claremont. fox 25 is source for all election coverage. blair miller continues to coverage iowa tonight and we have live reports from new hampshire every morning and every night anchoring from the election studio in margin. each night at 7:00, don't mix fox25 political reporter sharman analysis. enjoy us primary night from 5:00 p.m. straight to 11:30 and live results and reports from canada's headquarters and stream it live to myfoxboston.com and also through the fox25 news app. >> sara: happening today the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting to find ways to battle the zica virus. it has been leading to birth defects and spreading through the mercks and it could classify as public health emergency and health experts say is similar to amber alert for public health. the agency on

snow showers across the board and expected to continue where we have the deeper shading framingham, hopkinton, grafton over to areas right now like auburn, spencer, charlton, southbridge, webster, that's where we have steadier light snow right now, and show you how long it end up being in a few. back to you. >> daniel: 9:15. more drones registered than regular planes and faa -- jacqueline fell live in washington this morning and agency hit a milestone last drone operators? >> reporter: ed markey sent letter to the agency asking them what do they do with close calls near massachusetts airports. reporting live in washington, jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> julie: untruly passenger forces flight to make unscheduled stop. voice video posted on social media and appears to show a person being arrested and removed by the plane by police. removed from the plane rather by police. alaska airlines 769 was diverted to denver last night and short time later the flight continued on to san diego and land at 2:00 this morning. with airbags that can't explode. mercedes benz 700,000 bags send metal fragments a

chris christie hot on heels and has two events in hopkinton 4:30 tomorrow democrats will arrive. hillary clinton will spend at organizing events and bernie sanders at keene and claremont and your source for all election coverage. blair miller has reports from iowa through tonight leading up to next week's primary we will have reports from new hampshire every morning and night live for you anchoring elections in manchester and don't miss fox25 sacchetti with in depth reports on candidates and expert analysis. join us primary night 5:00 p.m. straight through 11:30 and live results and reports from candidates headquarters we will also stream it all live on myfoxboston.com and on the fox25 news app. >> daniel: hancock today world health organization holding meetings to help prevent spread of zica virus. the who could classify the zica outbreak as public health emergency that is similar to amber alert for public health and only declared public health emergency three times before for the swine flu in 2009 and ebola in 2014 and resurgence of polio in 2014. >> daniel: nation of el salvad

even warmer this weekend off to the west of boston hopkinton at 41 here to worcester county 30s and 39 a couple of 40s like fitchburg at 41 degrees tomorrow afternoon. relatively mild for this time of year but a cool off in the evening be cold enough for the span of snow to come across. make it into worcester during the nine to 10 o'clock hour than boston 10 to 11 o'clock and then to cape cod and finally offshore but as a ghost by the warminster to come on in some rain and snow showers start to appear. clearly not something you going to have a lot of snow with a warm front pushing by her in southern new england is a futurecast data hour by hour by 11:30 a coating of snow that's why it can be slippery when telling you about it now because you'll be shoveling this but off to the north and inch even couple of inches higher elevations of the vermont and new hampshire from this one but most thing nothing and southeastern massachusetts the storm system. seven-day forecast at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selectio

jean: chris christie is holding a town hall in hopkinton right now. these are live pictures from that event as it happens, and when it's over he'll be heading south for another town hall and a rally tonight in nashua. tom: jeb bush is also back in the granite state tonight, he has a town hall in manchester starting at 6:30. the republicans will debate each other in new hampshire before our primary next week. saturday's debate will be held at st. anselm college. you can watch it right here on wmur. new hampshire's primary is one week from tomorrow. to narrow down your choice. on wmur.com our conversations with the candidate delve into policy and things get personal cafe. you'll find one on one interviews and campaign signal says and closeup and primary source. and follow the twitter hash tag, wmur politics. for team coverage as the candidates con verge on new hampshire one last time. mike: those temperatures today running close to where they normally would be, late april, early october. 60's for some today and out there at newfound lake through the tim

hampshire case in point new jersey governor chris christie just now wrapped up a town hall event here hopkinton have to you can see there it was pretty packed pretty headstart is day-to-day in iowa but he is here tonight and to the next eight days been he said most of his time campaigning your new hampshire during this entire race. we also caught up earlier today with governor john kasich he was at a town hall style event at the portsmouth country club. both candidates looking to quote the undecided vote in effect a little while ago christie spoke about it. hampshire. this work to do because i understand the system undecided voters in the state. this room. i hope there will be by the time i'm done tonight. and so these are not the only two candidates here also here tonight former florida governor hall in manchester in about a half an hour headed that way as well tonight. tomorrow the floodgates opened they're all here trump sanders clinton cruise the entire crew is expected here in new hampshire it will be fun it will be chaotic and we will be here all week to capture it for you. >> member that

first half of the day in iowa but headed to new hampshire for a town hall earlier this evening in hopkinton. >> i understand there's still some undecided voters in this state. maybe some of this undecided voters in this room. i hope there won't be. >> reporter: like the others he wasn't taking questions afterwards. is new hampshire make it or break it for you governor? >> reporter: john kasich in louden and sports mouth is hoping for a good showing in -- portsmouth is hoping for a good showing in new hampshire. >> because win or use it has been unbelievable. it has been amazing. >> reporter: new hampshire prides itself on being the first in the nation primary. so does iowa even matter here? we sat down with the executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics at st. anson college to ask. >> whoever wins in iowa they let get on the front page get fund-raising money, they're activists are going to get enthused. new hampshire voters are sitting watching all of this activity they're very >> reporter: and that's true. there are going to be candidates who come here with momentum inde

we have a little snow overnight an inch in hopkinton and less than an inch half an inch from shirley and little under a half inch of snow and crust on top of that with mainly rain the rest of the day of the we will the world a president has to that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. 5:45. time to check weather and we are dealing with a lot. >> it could be slick for some but not for others. >> mainly outside 495 that's spots this morning. a lot of eastern massachusetts is doing just phone because we are above the freezing mark. last of the rain pushing offshore. there's some lingering pockets of freezing drizzle in areas but notice lowell at 34. so you are above freezing. 39 in boston and we are in the 40s in southeastern mas

storm tracker metrowest area seeing snow falling lightly in places like needham over the natick and hopkinton braintree split right there bring two of the norwood. light to moderate intensity small area not much happening out here in the city of worcester. couple of floors and that's it steady snow southward along 295 oxford webster 146 through sutton into the whitinsville area report from steve out there that snowing a little harder in those areas as well. that verifies were seeing on radar. really love the reports. stretch a little hillier tends to get a little steady snow stick more quickly be careful of that year driving around this evening snowing over to walpole mansfield lightly as well cape cod steadier band continue to progress northward out here change to rain already over nantucket and just approaching the vineyard so this changeover going to occur tonight we're going to see rain and snow falling talking to you at 10 o'clock here some of those reports this one from worcester no snow yet not sure when it will start again floors on and often worcester the snow is trying to work in th

win out the next couple of hours foxborough two inches of snow, sharon inch, walpole two inches, hopkinton reporting two inches of snow, northborough 2.9, lunenburg 3.1, fitchburg one and a half, pepperell two inches of snow and we have a new report lexington one and a half, one in north reading but i have to say that's a couple hours old, i suspect it has gone up there. though snow isn't as heavy in northeastern massachusetts into new hampshire with greenville and boston 1.6 and bow 1.4 and kingston right now inch of snow so far, and this is the progress of that rain snow and really only change between now and noon and more snow to the cape and temperature in lower 30s and very clopy snow when close to freezing, sticky, kids love it because it is good for snowballs and 3:00 p.m. we got snowfall really lightening up out toward worcester, snow snowing in boston and notice that really tapers off by 5:00 p.m., we got clearing skies and not until between about six and seven snow pulls away from the cape, two to four inches there because of the mixing, most of the south shore boston, north shor

hopkinton an inch. worcester about half an inch. taunton, boston, locations closer to the coastline essentially with temperatures above the freezing mark, any light snow we had melted on contact. we don't have any shoveling to do here in the city of boston this morning. temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees. lower 30s in the merrimack valley. you start to get north and west of 495. tyngsborough, hudson, new hampshire, hampton, new hampshire, over the portsmouth, this is where we're at 31, 32 degrees, and there are still areas of freezing drizzle and freezing rain. at that stage, because the ground has been warm the last few day, thinking the main road is okay, it's the untreated roads, the secondary roads, the driveways, the sidewalks, you may be slipping on here. randolph 39, foxborough at 31 degrees. we don't have freezing issues down across the cape. your temperatures will be closer to 50 this afternoon. we do have a few slick spots north and west of 495 this morning. i think this problem will leave us late morning, ea

hopkinton over an inch and a half. a soaker of the overnight with the storms coming through. one of the many problems attach one of the many problems attached to it. visibility. we had some huge puddle puddles out there and the winds which were the biggest issue. by this morning, though, i am mentions 7, 8:00 with the end time with the drizzle in boston but probably not until punch in but probably not until but probably not until lunchtime over the cape. with the thicker clouds we still have the chance for one morning and noontime looking good in boston at 55, beverly, 55. plymouth we drop you down to 52 plymouth we drop you down to 52. 51 in worcester. 53 in nashua with some breaks in the clouds. the clouds do thicken back up and produce one or two spot showers during the afternoon and the evening hours. this not going to be a soaking rain. this is not going to be a wide this is not going to be a widespread rain. but a couple of patchy showers here that will be a nuisance during when kids are coming home from school and also when folks are headed home from work. southeastern

talk more about that nine straight days about 40 three about 50 of their in hopkinton been a warm stretch paul says he misses last year storms i kind of do to paul. this is from new hampshire would reminded six more weeks of the winter we pad maybe we'll get that this kind of tongue-in-cheek as well. this what's happening outside right now it's in the 40s was there at 43 degrees here's the issue tonight under clear skies is dropping down to freezing. you go north of worcester county place like fitchburg goodbye the same thing clear skies 45 now going down to freezing there as well. keene new hampshire same idea for 70 have just southern vermont western massachusetts is a freezing spot of the overnight not an issue right now.it is clear the storm tore west and has no in the northern bridges has rain stretches all the way down to the deep south all pushing away severe weather with it to treat out that checkup at twitter feed picture of a tornado that's happening itself alabama picture came from we will not get that kind of severe weather but here's what will happen. crowds will in tomorrow

close to hopkinton. mainly dry right now. we have a wall of showers to the west of us. not particularly heavy. but this line of showers will work through and the rain will become more widespread. by about 2:00 or 3:00 across much of eastern massachusetts. with the exception of perhaps the cape and the islands. you will get your rain. you will get yourain day's end and into the evening hours as we continue to track this wet weather. occasionally, we will get some downpours in here. possibility when you break out into the real mild air. uper 50's this evening. maybe a rumble of thunder down through southeastern massachusetts. the rain tapering off by early tomorrow morning. a spot shower too, leftover close to the coastline. this isn't a typo. the numbers going up. into the upper 50's late this evening. with a gusty wind coming in out of the south here. now, on thursday night and friday, the front stalls just east of us. there is going to be a secondary wave of low pressure that rides along it. it may produce a narrow band of some wet snow here friday morning across easte

framingham, hopkinton, an inch of snow. westborough, .8. half an inch in worcester. trace amounts lexington down in boston. so wasn't that much snow that came through. we were expecting a pretty quick flip over to rain and freezing rain, and where you see the bink into central massachusetts, southern new hampshire, that is where it is still ice still icy. manchester we have a couple of snowflakes mixing in. your hour-by-hour forecast in boston really highlights the 40s pretty strongly here. showers will also tend to light showers will also tend to lighten up here in about the next hour. into worcester, we have freezing drizzle possible all the way through noon. warm-up through the 30s as we travel through late morning. by late morning most of us will be above freezing. temperatures get a little stuck here in nashua, new hampshire. most of the days, 30s. you will have the morning threat for some icy conditions as well, but town toward plymouth, mass. look how warm it is going to be. 42 degrees at 7 a.m. 52 degrees by 3:00 this afternoon. so southeastern massachusetts

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and hopkinton a quarter inch of snow on the ground and these will really be going up in the next couple of hours as we get that intense snow moving in 37 big snow flakes out there and cool their will win out the battle and will push that rain, snow line out across the cape. as this disturbance rides this front, it will actually bring heavier rain and snow into the picture as we go through late morning. i am thinking things start peak i am thinking things start peaking around 10 a.m. and you can see here as we look locally, we have some bands of heavy stuff in taunton back through areas like brockton. scituate, marshfield, plymouth, where it gets tricky. rain-snow line close by. plymouth getting heavy rain, wareham rain, the cape and islands rain. the timeline on that rain, snow line progressing. it sits so close to where it is right now by 8 a.m. closer to the cape cod canal. temperatures keep dropping, by 8 a.m. we have temps below frozeing in boston. better when it happens. through noontime, the moderate to heavy snow. it is a morning and a lunchtime thing. not going to be a blizzard

the northward extent is through boston now and just about to waltham, back here approaching hopkinton, mildford right now as well, so up here where boston is, seeing some of the snow come down, it is not the heaviest of the snow seeing here and at least it is snowing all the roadways in boston and charlestown, westward to cambridge and watertown and charles river to the pike and this is the extent of the snow 10:30 this morning 11 and noon time and north shore and southern new hampshire and everyone snowing early this afternoon and staying that way later on tonight we will see the snow start to break apart, especially during the evening hours as storm raises away from us and strong northeasterly winds continuing northerly winds too blowing snow bands across cape cod and south shore and for that reason we have enhanced snowfall band there, eight to 12 inches and snow bands will continues later on play into the night, lesser amounts off to the north and west, five to eight inches, along the pike to worcester, northward to lowell and nashua, new hampshire and sea coast and cuts off traum

and lynn at three, hull at six and rest of the burbs are below zero right now with marlboro and hopkinton at three below, mansfield at seven below and hanover six below and same in wareham and truro at five. so temperatures here as we go through the day are steadily warming, noon time about 19 with increasing clouds, 3:00 p.m., 25 and mostly cloudy skies and 7:00 p.m.ad that's when we will have snow in place. and risk of snow, it will be spreading and then changing during the overnight hours and count on precipi reption, so i will take you through the timeline of the changes coming up in a couple minutes. julie grauert now with lsit e drive time traffic. out there on the roads. >> julie: things moving along so smoothly on 91 and 123, pike wide open and even the expressway like we showed you those pictures, when do we see this,ingsxcept for on holiday. live drive times, 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, nine minutes on theingsxpressway from the braintree split to the pike and 19 minutes 495 to the leverett connector. if anything does pop up or any accidents i will be sure to rep

communities could be careful and lingering ice on the road but temperatures now above freezing and hopkinton at natick 34, boston 36 , reading 34, same in mansfield now and i got 32 in wareham, so yeah, a little bit cool just there because mid-30s ruling from falmouth to sandwich up to south shore this morning. things are warming up and we are going to the 40s. so noon time 41 , mild compared to what's normal, which would be highs just in the upper 30s, so we get up to about 43 at 3:00 p.m., partly sunny skies, still dry at 7:00 this evening, but i do have the chance for a couple overnight flurries tonight, and with those warming temperatures this weekend, a little bit of wintery mix that's going to develop as well and take hour by look at that coming up in a few minutes. julie with live drive time traffic and latest on accident. waltham and delays stretched back at past 128 and past also to route 30 and also to route 9 right now. shifting south expressway stays slow from braintree split all the way up to nonupon set and slow going north and southbound right now that's because there's an acc

. >> shiri: framingham, hopkinton, stratum, new hampshire, half inch in lexington, trace amounts of snow and snow stopped falling and see we still got sloppy set-up out there in worcester stuck to the cars, guts this from alex on there, help me keep track what it looks like in your town, shiri, this one comes from pembroke, new hampshire and going to be more slippery conditions than slick roads than snowfall that i'm concerned about, this one from methuen and have a little bit of salt on the roadways there as well, just little coating there of ice and good news we are warming up, so anyone traveling along or east of 495 is just going to be plain rain out there, but to the northern worcester hills into southern new hampshire, although it is fading fast and turning just into freezing drizzle, freezing is keyword there, and we have the potential for icing continuing, not so much the boston area, 41 at 9:00 this morning in boston. we work our way up to 45 by 1:00 p.m. we got 50s this evening, but on and off rain continues and gets a little steadier again in time for the evening commute and w