police in jaffrey want to know who destroyed several scarecrows in jaffrey and even set two of them on fire. they were made by kids and on display downtown. the scarecrows shown here are not the ones vandalized. officers say damage was found monday on turnpike road and on a trail behind peterborough road. jury selection has been delayed in the trial of a massachusetts teen accused of killing his math teacher back in 2013. philip chism' s laywer says she is concerned that he may not be competent to stand trial. a court-appointed psychologist will try again today to evaluate him. she says chism has been unresponsive during two previous attempts and was even banging his head on the floor at one point. , population in new hampshire is growing. and now officials are considering letting people hunt the animals. with the drug and opioid crisis facing new hampshire there is a , new effort to establish drug courts in every county. ahead at 5:30, a crowd gathered in manchester last night to remember sue hutchinson after kevin: wednesday morning, october 14. temperatures in the lower 50' s. recov

police in jaffrey are trying to figure out who destroyed several scarecrows like some in jaffrey fire. the scarecrows were all made by local children. now for a look at your travel times out there this morning -- it is going to take you a bit yourself extra time. we' re seeing one hour 15 minutes manchester. big problems on route three this morning. more than four billion people are off-line, according to a new report from the united nations. most people in the world do not google, tweet, or even bank online. the u.n. broadband commission says 57% of the world is off-line. kind of hard to believe when so many of us are so plugged in. kevin: it does seem that way. look at that. erin: beautiful shot. bringing the sunrise. kevin: low and mid 50' central and southern areas. sunshine early up north. a couple showers through coos county and sprinkles or showers are a possibility into the afternoon. bottoming out on sunday. erin: next on "good morning america, more on the face-offs. democratic candidates for president taking the stage for the first debate together. hillary clinton getting su

bedford 43, jaffrey 36. it's that time of year where you can go through two, three seasons in a few hours. chilly this morning and through the day a mix of clouds and sunshine. a chilly coastal breeze. school bell forecast a good idea for jackets and hoodies and sweaters. kids will have outdoor recess. upper 50s. when school lets out, upper 50s. inland the numbers reach the mid 60s. we're going to get close to 70 tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in 15 minutes. >> jadiann: let's get out and check the roads with rich kirkland. usually a little more activity going on this time of the morning. >> rich: there is. you can see it live on route 1, bumper-to-bumper traffic this morning. a look at downtown, that leverett ramp leading to storrow drive is jamming everything up downtown all of a sudden. the expressway, also a nine mile backup out of brockton on route 124 northbound and in peabody and lynnfield it jams up around route 1. the t not jammed up at all. things are okay. >> christa: thank you. stories. head

jaffrey to keene running in the lower 30's. 45 in worcester. it is 50 out the door in boston right now. and mostly running in the mid 50's here across southeastern massachusetts. so it's a cloudy, kind of cool start to your day. by lunchtime, still mostly cloudy skies. temperatures only in the upper 50's. by 5:00 p.m. they will be a little brighter than north and west. temperatures either side of 60 degrees. i think we're going to hold very close to 60 at the coastline. where we do brighten it up a little bit north and west of town, lower 60's out there and winds holding out of the northeast at about 10-20 miles per hour today. you can see on future cast lots of cloud cover through lunchtime. not even out of the question there's a little patch or two of drizzle here especially down toward the cape. and then the skies do brighten up a little bit north and west of town by this evening. but i think it will be overnight when the bulk of us really begin to see the clouds break apart although there still may be cloud cover by tomorrow morning on cape

it was 19 in jaffrey. 16 orange. there is the record low we tide of 24 degrees in-wise never the first freeze official lynn boston. very cold this morning. this cold that courtesy of jetsam has taken adipate south but as we go forward in time this this week. the jet stream is going to lift mord ward gain. that willle allow more mild temperatures to filter end. you can see tough the wst now. it is near 60 chicago and 64 in minneapolis. the air space will start to push in overnight. by this time tomorrow. it will be a lot more comfortable outside. yesterday afternoon, here at the chilly temperatures. 43 in beverly now. still just 38 worcester. jaffrey where we started out in the teens. also 343 on the cape. running lower 40's as well. well, we'll gain a few degrees here thoughest there afternoon. holding in the 46 tee near 50 degrees. light winds turning to the west and starting to bring in that molder air. we have sunshine this afternoon. the skies start clear tonight. look hat heans overnight, though. we get in a few

shelley: vandals have destroyed two scarecrows created by kids in jaffrey. these are pictures of some of the scarecrows though not the ones that were set on fire. police say early yesterday morning, a few scarecrows on turnpike road were knocked over, and one was set on fire. last night, another scarecrow was set on fire on a trail behind peterborough road. the scarecrows are part of a downtown event by team jaffrey, where kids make scarecrows. police are investigating. tom: a gun store will pay millions to two police officer shot while on the job. the signs they say were ignored that made it negligent. shelley: amazingly no one was hurt when this piece of metal smashed through windshield. mike: clouds won the battle today but will we see bright skies return on wednesday? plus the rest of the week ahead shelley: playboy says it will no >> now for our ulocal hot shot. you can submit your pictures and continues. shelley: a gun shop in wisconsin has been ordered to pay millions to to injure police officers. the milwaukee officers were seriously wounded when a m

jaffrey down to 36. worcester is 46. we're 49 in boston. from norwood to taunton we're in the 30's now. mildest temperatures are on cape cod where the clouds hung on a little bit longer overnight. notice where they are now exiting off shore. so we have cleared out. we're talking about sunshine today through the entire day. just a few puffy clouds developing this afternoon. so we are in great shape. lighter winds today. so even though the temperatures start out cool, it's going to feel nice by lunchtime low to mid 60's. with those lighter winds we'll hold in the 60's at the coast making a run though toward 70, lawrence, nashua, mid 60's for you out in worcester today. so it's a nice day overall as high pressure setlezs in. that means the skies stay clear overnight. there could be patchy fog. it will be another chilly night although likely not as cool as this morning. lots of 40's in the suburbs by tomorrow morning. if you're wondering about joaquin it's still a category 1 hurricane moving away from bermuda. it's a good 500 miles southeast of

they are widely like by jaffrey or temple. there might be a couple little splashes of rain. 41 in concord. 48 in laconia. 45 in manchester. definitely a cool start. we'll rebound into the upper 50's. there may be a couple of sprinkles this morning. once we get to the afternoon, looks like we'll clear out and see sunshine at much cooler temperatures as i mentioned for the weekend and the chance for a little bit of snow too. i'll have more on the forecast in a couple of minutes. first for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. 93 north and south look great. we're not seeing any delays down to concord and then from the hooksett tolls to the state line with massachusetts. 293 is moving through at the lane shift. the onramp is closed for construction. 95 looks great in both directions on the seacoast and through the hampton tolls. this report is being brought to you by autofair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. investigators have c

you can see jaffrey and keene running in the 30's right now. we're actually below the freezing markup in concord, new hampshire. we've got freeze warnings there. frost advisories for a good portion of the area. still patchy frost with those temperatures hovering close to the mid 30's. it's a breezy and cool day. just breaks of sunshine. upper 50's to lower 60's the best we do for highs. and notice it is warmest up through merrimack valley today. take a look at future cast. it will tell you why here. through lunchtime we're socked in with clouds. a patch or two of drizzle in southeastern massachusetts. as we get into the afternoon western massachusetts lots of sunshine. southern new hampshire lots of sunshine. so up through this way, this is where we have the brightest skies. i think we're all going to wait until the overnight hours before we clear. it may take until earlier tomorrow morning for that to happen for you on the cape. another cool night. lots of 40's out there. even mid 40's in boston. tomorrow is a brighter day. we'll see mostly su

jaffrey, 17 miles per hour. so the wind will be moving around as we go through the evening hours and overnight. 76 degrees in concord was the high temperature today. almost close to a record, but portsmouth, you did get to a record. the old record 73. today was 74. the average high for this time in october, 56. so we were a good 20 degrees above that in manchester. here's where we sit right now, 50's up north, that's where the cold air has seeped in, the rest of us in the 60's. so relatively mild evening here that is all about to change because of cloud, showers moving their way through, still some showers up in the mount washington valley area. i wouldn't be surprised if we still have a couple hit or miss showers through the overnight hours as well. big area of low pressure up to the north of us, and this is just sitting and spinning. eventually it going to drag down so for the next 24 hours a huge temperature swing instead of 70's like we had today, we're talking more like fifth for highs tomorrow. here we go

from keene down into jaffrey and also up the connecticut river toward lebanon and hanover. probably some light sprinkles going to school and work this morning. this is just round one. cold front one moving through today. behind it, cooler air. temperatures in the upper 40's and low 50's today. this cold front comes through during the overnight hours tonight and early tomorrow. man, are you going to feel that guy. behind it, much colder air. our highs on sunday close to the temperatures we're at right now at this time in the morning only in the 40's in a lot of spots. here's how the forecast breaks down on future cast. morning showers and a lot of clouds. these should pull away. by noontime, most of us breaking out and seeing some sunshine. the afternoon looks brighter and even this evening too for the friday night football games of should be good to go. then as we go into the morning hours tomorrow, here's the cold front coming through. look at that. some snow showers up north of the notches. especially in some of the higher elevations when you get into colebrook and pittsb

jaffrey at 54. not as much wind from the northeast as we saw over the weekend. there is still a northeasterly breeze. you noticed the wind gust, not happening for as many cities and towns. not happening as often. but still, we will have that northeasterly breeze through the afternoon with a lot of clouds in the city of boston and south. more sunshine in hartford and worcester. this dry air will punch up into the merrimack valley and we will spin this as a day that features clouds for some. and sunshine for others. for everyone, a cool breeze. 59-64. the city this afternoon, around 59. fitchburg at 62. freezing raining ham, 64. a little milder tomorrow. we will talk about that in 15 minutes. >> jadiann: caught on camera: a dangerous drive at a mall. police went to talk to a man sleeping in his car. the driver immediately sped off, crashing into a car and then a fire hydrant. when officers pulled the driver over, they say he was high on heroin. now, this morning, the 28-year-old alexander dimaggio faced a judge. he bought drugs in lawrence and drove to the mall in

jaffrey only 49 degrees. with the winds that continue to be cranking out of the northeast, it feels much cooler than that. even some wind gusts up near 20 miles per hour there at the airport in manchester. as we go through time the winds really aren't going to settle all that much, even overnight. this is about 8:00 tomorrow morning, maybe you're getting up going to soccer games with your kids, football practice, you'll want to bundle up because not only will temperatures be in the have the winds cranking, you can see some gusts up near 30 miles per hour in manchester and by portsmouth as well. it will be relentless wind through the day tomorrow, and finally on sunday it will start to lull a little bit. but still quite gusty and breezy through the entire weekend. here's the situation on the sat light and radar, lots of clouds overhead. there were some breaks to the north, but those haven't been long lived, lots more clouds have filled in. even a few rain showers as well as we saw on the web cam from portsmout

starting out in the 30' s in jaffrey, now sitting at 54 degrees. high pressure to the north, so that is why there is still some wind out there, but overnight into tomorrow, high-pressure nosing in and the wind will diminish. temperatures holding in the 50' s by 6:00 this evening, much brighter to the north and west. northeastern massachusetts. those will gradually break up overnight, except in massachusetts and on the cape. that is why your temperatures will not be as chilly, near 50. s and lower 40' s, so another chilly night indeed. things are turning around tomorrow. as high-pressure noses in, we will clear out those clouds. you may start out cloudy , but look at the afternoon. wall-to-wall sunshine and upper 60' s to lower 70' s tomorrow. still pleasant on thursday. and a chance for actual rain coming on friday. the morningstar cap dry and showers likely to develop in the afternoon and evening hours. saturday morning, any lingering showers should end, clear skies setting us up for what looks to be a pretty nice holiday weekend. the average high

jaffrey 47. what happens is the temps point so you may walk out the front door thinking it's not that bad. correct, it's not bad but in the afternoon you'll say it hasn't watched much. jackets and sweaters a good idea. you don't need the rain gear. partly to mostly sunny skies as high pressure settles from canada. gusty winds driving in the cold air. sudbury, canada 28, montreal 36. it won't be that cold today. breezy, cool, mostly sunny skies. the numbers this afternoon not far from where we are now. 49-54. tonight chilly, wind will fade. mostly clear, lows between 30-35. for the weekend, clouds and sun tomorrow. cool. i think clouds at times will win out tomorrow afternoon, then we'll have isolated showers sunday morning. but we'll move them out of here in time for the patriots game sunday afternoon. 7news begins now. >> christa: we have breaking

jaffrey, bedford and norwood as well. not so much sure i' d buy the 34 reading on martha' s vineyard. i think it' s too cool to be surrounded by all that water out there. nevertheless something we' re watching for tonight is patchy frost. so those low lying areas with the areas in norwood and in between for tomorrow morning and the patchy frost is a likelihood. so if you' re worried about the plants, cover them and bring them in tonight. the frost advisory only in effect for the western part of the state because we expect more of the widespread frost there. temperatures even dropping closer to the freezing mark as you' ve been out past the connecticut river valley. so you see the clouds to the north of us and starting to move into the baystate. that might help us out with the temperatures overnight tonight and keeping them from plummeting each farther as we head to the next couple of hours. hopefully it' s still a cold one for us and we won' t see the temperatures dump much farther spots. the mid40s the closer you get to

you're probably seeing that if you're in keene or jaffrey, it's become more like drizzle. you see the drying toward the southwest, but that is just the beginning. really there's more rain off to our south and west that has yet to move closer to us. in concord probably a heavy downpour right now, sale thing in bow, but manchester light to moderate rainfall. the wind are picking up. you can see about 16 miles per hour in portsmouth, 14 miles per hour in manchester, overnight. some of us may gust up near 30 miles per hour, bringing down our precious foliage leaves. i'll talk more about the hour by hour forecast for you, coming up. josh: thanks. a day before owen labrie's sex all assault, lawyers submitted a memo -- jennifer: it includes letters from parents, former teaches, classmates and even a former girlfriend at st. paul's. amy coveno has the story. reporter: so the refrain is repeated over and over again in that memo, owen la bring has lost it all and that should be enough to atone for what he was convicted of doing to a classmate last year as part of a game known as --

jaffrey 31. a little bit of wind out there as well, especially in the city of boston and the cape and the islands. that wind will fade away this morning and other than it being a cool day, it's a nice fall day. high pressure is with us, mostly sunny skies today and again tomorrow as an area of high pressure will move across new york and new england the next couple days. today mostly sunny skies. chilly through the day. the breeze will fade and help you out. temps between 49 and 54. boston this afternoon around 53. brockton 53. worcester 49, fitchburg 50. hyannis 54. clear skies tonight. more sunshine tomorrow. temps tomorrow mid 50s. "7 news today in new england" begins right now. >> christa: breaking news, police in saugus searching for a driver who strikes a man, seriously injuring him before speeding away. >> jadiann: a home leveled after an explosion and intense fire. hear from those nearby who felt the blast and a rocked the neighborhood.

jaffrey takes it to neutral and it's like the departure of the cfo and the c.o.o.eens results are good, not great. they are putting a lot of credence in this gentleman leaving wh others are saying, look, as long as kevin plank is there, we're all good. what's your take? >> and as long as kevin plank is there with his visionary outlook for this company and the different divisions he's going to be expanded into, judge, you do want to only stock and do want to buy it on dips. i don't know that this is enough of a dip yet though. stock peaked at 105 and now at 106, 98 right now, i think you wait for a little bit. this was an excuse, the departure, that is, to basically call for profit-taking. >> and quickly, pete, the fact that walmart is the big drag, nike is the big year-to-date winner. >> the nike performance is just incredible but back to under armour, long term they still like this stock so giddy-up. >> guys, thank you so much. so much more hueout the rest of the day on walmart and everything else. that does it for us. "power lunch" begins now. >>> scott, thank yo

pouring in raymond and manchester and into derry, londonderry, win ham, salem, monadnock region, jaffrey, rindge and milford too. that's slowing travel this evening due to low visibility and ponding on the roadways. huge temperature differences right now, from the northern southern part of the state because this is a cold front passing through. look at berlin, temperatures there are on in the 40's. still low 60's in manchester and nashua. up north that's a preview of coming attractions because tomorrow is going to be a cool one for all of us. temperatures won get out of the 50's, but we will have a lot of sunshine and as you see there temperatures do make a rebound as we get later into the holiday weekend. i'll break down the entire tom: state police forensic lab apparently seeing more and more heroin and fentanyl cases than ever before. jennifer: one-third of the cases it now analyzes includes one of these drugs or combination of the two. heather hamel is here with details on how the lab is getting about 200 more cases a month than it can process. reporter: the director of the lab says

coldest we've been since april 2. 25 in worcester right now. 20 in jaffrey. there's that 18 in orange. on the north shore we're in the upper 20's. on the south shore we're in the upper 20's. 22 taunton. 20's all the way down to falmouth this morning on the cape. not as cold in the outer cape and nantucket but we do have freeze warnings up and down the coastline here until 9:00 this morning. we've already had our freeze over the interior. nonetheless skies are mainly clear this morning. wall-to-wall sunshine for you today but it's a slow climb out of the 30's this morning. we're still only 35 by 9:00 a.m. we spend the afternoon in the 40's topping out in the upper 40's to near 50 degrees, but with lighter winds than yesterday lots of sunshine. it won't feel quite as blustery as it did yesterday but still cold stuff for this time of year. warmer temperatures on the way though. we'll get to that coming up. right now heaters on full blast this morning, olessa. how are we doing. olessa: as far as the traffic we're in pretty good shape. a live look outside the zaki

we're run,the 30's orange and jaffrey. nashua as well. 49 right now in boston. forecast. it's pushing those temperatures by lunchtime into the low to mid 60's with a lot of sunshine. but i think we're going to hold in the 60's today along the coastline. coolest spot on cape cod in the lower 60's. toward 70 degrees over the interior. a mostly sunny day. those winds much lighter today out of the northwest 5-15. you can see how the clouds are finally exiting on the cape as well. we're in great shape. off to the east there is joaquin. that stubborn area of low pressure spin to go the south. high pressure nosing in today. tomorrow we'll watch a cold frontal boundary approach with just a few passing clouds. it's our mildest day of the week out ahead of that front. it will turn a little bit cooler hifned it so the temperatures actually peak on wednesday as we're running right around or just above 70 degrees. and then a little bit cooler. still lots of sunshine on thursday. if you can sneak away to the topsfield fair of course it's going on through the weekend. tomorrow is the wa

. >> elizabeth: these are part of team jaffrey's scarecrow on the common, it marks the start of fall and attracts tourists in the area. police are searching for the person or persons who vandalized two of the scarecrows. the town plans to go through with the event and leave the remaining scarecrows up until october 27. >> several neighborhoods on edge from a string of break-ins. ahead at 6:00 p.m., the item taken from one home that no insurance agency could ever replace. >> elizabeth: also coming up at 6:00 p.m., finding light in the darkness. the way some local women are using the bella bond tragedy to say something positive. >> the court: using heart breaks to send a message. tonight, how families are that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect for less than you imagined. the 2015 models are going fast. find your tag and get cash back for 15% of the msrp on select 2015

a little bit of a low from manchester down into nashua and jaffrey but there' s more to con down to the south so this is not it. the winds have become quite gusty, especially at the seacoast. that' s where we have concerns for flooding, especially at high tide which happens just before 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there could be some minor flooding and splash over at the immediate seacoast. school day forecast, get your kids ready for a wet bus stop tomorrow but warm and 60 degrees. jumping off the bus there will be scattered showers but temperatures in the 70' s. more in the forecast coming up. shelley: the former student convicted in the st. paul sexual assault case will learn his sentenced tomorrow. owen labrie' s lawyers asking the judge for probation. today the defense submitted letters from friends and family. stephanie woods joins us live with a preview of his a in court. stephanie: the message repeated over and over in the memorandum was that owing made a mistake as a high school senior and should not have to pay for it for the rest of his adult life. 20 year old 01 -- owen is pr

already 34 in jaffrey. sub-freezing temperatures expected tonight. that is why there is a freeze warning posted. a warning meaning we do expect these temperatures to hit below freezing forrel is hours and that will end the growing season. now, you will notice that outside of 495 to the northwest of that, fitchburg, leominster, the freeze warning is not posted there. that doesn't mean the temperatures won't drop to freezing tonight. it is just that the growing season has already ended there. it is not a warning really. it has already happened. flakes drop in after midnight. freeze warning in effect. if the growing season doesn't end for you tonight, metro-boston, cape cod, and also for the islands, tomorrow night is your night. as temperatures get even colder. as we get into tomorrow, the temperatures really just don't warm up a whole lot. we are stuck in the 40's. very cold air mass that has moved in upstairs. and it will be chilly. with the breeze pumping out of the northwest. about 10-20 miles per hour. i mentioned that breeze. temperatures, cold.

lower 50' s in jaffrey. already falling to 50 in berlin. it is going to be a cold night, especially in the northern part of the state. the winds continue to be breezy. the airport in nashua reporting 10 miles an hour out of the northeast. this is a cooler, drier direction we are getting this error. with clear skies tonight, temperatures are going to bottom out. clouds will act like a blanket and retain the heat from the day. without clouds, the cold settles in. temperatures in the 20' s over the northern part of the state. 30, plymouth. 39 in manchester. in the southern part of the state, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30' s. i would not be surprised if some of the valleys could get frost, even though temperatures are hovering just above freezing. because of that, we do have a frost advisory posted for the hard frost yet. you will get frost in the northern part of the state, but t have an advisory because the growing season is over because frost has happened. where that has not happened yet, you have an advisory. you may want to c

great north woods whitefield only 39 right now, in the ortiz in concord, 46 nashua, low 40' s keene, jaffrey. we had 60' s and 70' s and many of these southern communities in it happens here in new hampshire. the main driver for this -- much colder air coming down out of canada, and it is raining southward with the assistance of re cranking, up near 25 miles an hour in concord, 40 miles an hour in manchester. it will be a breezy afternoon down. some clouds with the cool air be sunshine as we progress through the afternoon. it looks that most of eastern time, you might get a glimpse of the sun. those clouds will move out tonight, setting us up for a cold night. venice area here, it is our saturday weather, and here is our sunday weather, at least or the first part of our sunday. there will be showers that pass on through. futurecast, i will show you hour-by-hour, we will go through and see some clouds and sunshine through the afternoon, but these guys expected -- but these skies expected to clear. it will be cold and frosty early on saturday morning. starting out with sun saturday morning, bu

orange is 16 and jaffrey is 19 degrees. we had a record tieing 24 in worcester. it matched the record of 1974 in boston. not quite a record, but the coldest it has been since april 2nd. it is not that often we get below freezing in october in boston, but it has happened this year. temperatures in the 40s tonight in boston. there will be some 30s in the the out lying areas, but that will be a big improvement compared to last night. the big change comes tomorrow as the winds are gusty out of the west, southwest. we shoot for the 60s and even though there will be some clouds around, i will let you know of the ups and downs for the rest of the weekend. a look toward next weekend too coming up in a little while. ed and heather? ed: boston university is on alert after a 6 a you uh sack in a dorm. the victim assaulted by a stranger in the middle of the night. rhondella richardson is live with the steps being taken to keep students sge. rhondella is it. reporter: ra's say come talk, seek help. yesterday's crime can trigger post traumatic stress in survivors of sex assaul

jaffrey are is 28 and is so keen and orange is 29 and we still have some time go tonight and so you can see, a cold one for sure. count to 36 now in nor wic. look at totten, 45 us over southeastern mass, the wind withs have turned northeast and low clouds have moved in. that is very muching temperature from getting colder. quit a wide range but comparing were 24 hours ago. wow. 26 degrees colder in lawrence. 28 degrees colder in new hampshire then just 24 hor ago. this the reason that is chely northerly wind has replace had warm southerly wind, but notice how the wind has tilted northeast down on the cape. so in terms of low temperatures tonight, it will stay above freezing along the shoreline. certainly from boston southward, but inland areas will be at or pee lo freezing. the winds are getting right so that means frost forming and maybe frost on the soccer fields for are the earliest gains tomorrow morning. keep that in mine. here are temperatures tomorrow afternoon. right around or just over 50 degrees with overall a sun cloud mixture. now the pig picture shows cool high pressure tha

chris compared to the early september whether we had today. 71 in nashua, upper 60' s in lebanon and jaffrey. the northern part of the state got into the 60' s as well. upper 40' s in berlin it might feel, deathly not a school tonight because the clouds passing through. 55 in concord and still at 60 degrees in manchester. the advertised for this time in october is about 64. today we were well above that when we got to 70. over the next couple of days we take a little dip. 60 on friday and over the holiday weekend we start to make a rebound and were on our way back up. pretty typical for october. we sometimes get these dips and then we go back up. overnight tonight, any passing clouds basically fadeaway, maybe some patchy fog up north early tomorrow morning. more sunshine, perfect for outdoor activities especially in the afternoon. soccer and football practice all looks good with sunshine and copter tempora -- comfortable temperatures. friday morning will have clouds increasing and rain showers moving through as well. probably a rainy morning up to the north, but down to the south, still dry

we're as cold as 24 in nashua. 22 jaffrey. and look at orange. yes, the teens this morning. we just dropped to 19 degrees in orange. and certainly the coldest morning we have seen in a good long while. 28 norwood. 24 taunton. we have 20's all the way down to the south coast in new bedford. notice in falmouth it is is 30 temperatures now. and that freeze warning is up for the coastline through 9:00 a.m. temperatures will slowly come up out of the 20's and 30's, into the mid and upper 40's today. sunshine all day long but it will be chilly. lighter winds than yesterday out of the west 5-10 miles per hour. so even though these temperatures are well below our average high, which is around 60 for this time of year, without that wind that we had yesterday and the sunshine, it will feel a little bit nicer to you but still a cold day ahead. make sure you're dressed for it. what we have going on is high pressure building in from the west but on the backside of this high, there's actually warmer temperatures coming in with a southwesterly wind. so the coldest air is over us this morni

nice this afternoon, despite the fact that a lot of us didn' t get sunshine. 63 in manchester. 56 in jaffrey. the average high, 57. we were a few degrees above that today. right now, we have fallen back into the 40' s. relatively mild for this time of night. 48 degrees in concord. in the low 40' s up north. here is what will happen tonight. we will have generally cloudless skies, especially where we clear out. that is where temperatures will be coldest. i expect that to be in the great north woods. temperatures there in the upper 20' s by daybreak, and across the rest of the state, we fall into the 30' s, wins out of the northwest at five miles per hour. the full moon will happen in a couple days, but a big moonlit sky outside right now. for monday, all of us heading back to work, back to school, temperatures only reach the 40' s up north and 50' s in the southern part of the state. noticeably cooler stuff as this cold front we had today with the rain showers has march through. tuesday, mix of sun and clouds, temperatures in the 50' s. tomorrow night, a cold one, falling into the 20' s overn

boy, it feels cold in medford, fitchburg to jaffrey where it's 28 degrees right now. south of the city, almost everyone now is below the freezing mark. boston is still, still has not reached the 32-degree mark. last night we got within a degree of it. tonight we'll get below 32 and that will end officially then the growing season. the snow shower activity is gone. we're looking at clear skies out there. that is chilly. that's the reason for the you'll notice what happened, inland we had the freezing once. now we got just along the coast, that's the only place left and i think we're already starting to see the temperatures very close to the freezing mark there as well as the south shore, the cape in the 32 degree range. nantucket sitting out here with relatively warm ocean waters around it may not get to the freezing mark. clear and cold tonight, 24 to 32 degrees for the overnight low, tomorrow, lots of sunshine, but chilly sunshine, 46 and a few spots may actually hit the 50-degree mark. the winds will be down making it feel a little bit better out there. 48, 49, a fe

you notice it's the mid 30's jaffrey, keene and orange. worcester right now is 46. boston still holding at 50 degrees but those cold pockets we typically find around norwood at 35 and taunton at 40. we're still holding on to the mid 50's on the cape where the clouds have been slowest to depart. notice that trend. they are inching on out of here. you can see as you look out in the ocean there's the hurricane joaquin. high pressure now nosing in so that persistent wind we've had the past couple of days has with this high nosing in, we are today. it's a bright, cool start. upper 40's. by noontime we'll be run inning the mid 60's. lots of sunshine. notice the winds much lighter than they have been the past couple of days so a sea breeze may develop this afternoon but it's very pleasant. as well. i think away from the coast from the merrimack valley around lawrence back to nashua, we may sneak up toward that 70-degree mark out through metro west as well. 67 the best we do in boston today. 68 in taunton. notice on the cape, the coolest spot holding high temperatures there

afterly, -- jaffrey a high of 58, so fall is in full control. our next weather maker is a front. it is a comma head here across parts of northern minnesota. it arrives hoar on friday. friday is by far the most active day of our forecast. increasing showers. the front will be moving in from the west. we could see a couple of downpours into the afternoon and evening and maybe a couple of claps of thunder. i think the main concern here is the wide spread heavy rainfall. it is going to be for the winds that accompany a lot of the showers and downpours. a lot of wind energy in the atmosphere on friday. in terms of gusts, i think they will pick up out of south and turn southwestly as we head through the afternoon. and we're looking at a range of about 20 to 45 miles per hour. it is one of the days where as soon as they pick up the trash in the morning, you might want to pick up the cans or they time you head home from work. so any outdoor plans, plan for some weather that could have an impact for any tents that might be set up. in terms of columbus day weekend, it is offshore by saturd

jaffrey down to 33. it is 34 in keene. this is where we could have a morning. boston 49. once you get into southeastern massachusetts with more winds stirring, more cloud cover. temperatures not as chilly now. we'll hang on to a lot of cloud cover today. the farther north and west you there will be. but it will be a breezy, cool day. winds out of the northeast 10-15. our high temperatures in the upper 50's to around 60 at the coast. we're getting a little bit more sunshine north and west. we could sneak into the lower 60's. not bad. here you see on future cast through noontime a lot of clouds hanging tight. not out of the question in southeastern massachusetts there could be spotty drizzle. if you are down this way, probably not the worst idea to have an umbrella with you just so you can protect yourself from that patchy drizzle. notice as we get toward late afternoon and this evening though, still hanging on to the clouds in southeastern massachusetts. but some breaks of sunshine farther to the north and west. overnight tonight, we are going to see the skies clear up a l

jaffrey 47. mostly clear skies. a few more clouds this afternoon. both commutes are dry with a fair amount of sunshine. upper 40s. we were colder on monday. what happens is that the numbers don't change all that much. so when school lets out this afternoon, it will be about 20 degrees colder than yesterday. only in the low 50s this afternoon. >> christa: now on 7news. a choking hazard prompted build a bear to recall more than 30,000 stuffed animals sold in the u.s. and canada. the recall is for the stuffed animal known as the star bright's dragon. a seam can open allowing the stuffing to get exposed which is a choking hazard. no injuries have been reported. the toy, returned to any build a bear workshop. more information is available at whdh.com. >> jadiann: sprint agreed to pay $3 million in fines for failing to notify customers they were charged an extra fee. a $7.99 fee was added to customers with lower credit scores. they did not give customers the required information about why they were pla

those are the mild spots, so 29 in lawrence, middle 20s, jaffrey, 24. in the 20s to tonton to thalmus, and the 20s have tipped down towards the windward, and nantucket. and we have a few high thin clouds, those clouds will be with us at times mixing with our sunshine, then we get into some of the rain. it's the same area of low pressure, the remnant moist from your what was patricia, hurricane patrician arraigning, arriving for us tomorrow. not today, it is another quiet day, wind is light, so really turns into a nice fall afternoon. tomorrow morning, dry start, clouds thicken and no issues for your morning commute. rain arrives from west to east during the morning hours. a lot of the evening commute until maybe the tail end of your drive, with downpours, even embedded thunderstorm possible. early on thursday morning, 4:00, 5:00, if you're up early heading out the door that's when you'll encounter some downpours. by 7 a.m., the last of the rain is shipping off the coastline, and welcome into the low 70s on thursday. they'll still be a passing shower aro

jaffrey and orange in the 30s. boston, south shore, middle and upper 40s. so cold for the next couple hours but sunshine is with us. dry all across southern new england with high pressure nearby. the last several days, the blue h has been in the adirondacks setting up a northeasterly wind around the high pressure. and now with the high to the south, it's a southwesterly wind, mr. miyagi, wax on, wax off. we're talking about washing things up -- warming up. air and pull it into new england so we'll be warm through the afternoon. mornings will be cool. even tomorrow morning after the mild afternoon. but again today and tomorrow afternoon looking nice, upper 60s to around 70. the first weather system a cool front sneaks into new england tomorrow night and so the afternoon hours on thursday will be cool yet again with abundant sunshine. lower 60s on thursday. today, chilly to mild. mostly sunny skies. the numbers between 65 and 70 this afternoon. pollen county in the moderate category and mold spores down into the low category. boston this afternoon around 69.

lower 40s here in jaffrey. 40 in norwood after dipping into the upper 30s and 50s from the south shore to the cape right now with just a couple of clouds over p-town back to chatham. otherwise, we're mainly clear and in for sunshine. don't forget the shades as you head out. bright and chilly coming up at 6:49. sunny, cool, crisp air in place. looks like a beautiful midday lunch hour. dry and quiet as you head into your ride home. sunset at 6:14 and temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll time out showers on the way for tomorrow. it will be windy, too. how's it looking out there, robi? >> reporter: we have an accident north of boston now and slowdowns right here on the pike that crashes up in andover just before route 110. that's exit 46. total traffic network says the the stop and go block of river road. then closer to town on the pike. a late-clearing work crew on the o'neal tunnel is slowing things down both directions on the pike. on the eastbound side, it's slow. >>> it's 5:32 right now. our top stories this morning. three people are recovering from stab wounds and a botched robbery.

worcester hills, southwest new hampshire about 49 in jaffrey. tomorrow, a couple of degrees cooler than today. 54 in boston. most of us lower to middle 50s. what about the spooky halloween forecast? temperatures from around 50 degrees at 5:00 p.m. will be cooling into the mid- 40s by 7:00 p.m., quiet and cool. high temperatures on sunday up around 60 degrees. don't forget, by the way, sunday 2:00 a.m. so saturday night, we turn the clocks back to daylight saving time coming to an end. temperatures 60 on sunday. look at this. first week in november, right? middle to upper 60s, warming trend, no wet weather monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. wouldn't be surprised if some communities come into the 70s for the middle part of the week. the temperatures will be in the 50s there. traffic and weather together, robi. >> we're breathing a sigh of relief that it's not like >> a dozen-plus accidents. >> reporter: by the end of the morning commute, there were probably close to 20 accidents. >> add wind and rain. >> poor visibility and hydroplaning and wha

upper 50s, keene, jaffrey, fitchburg about 51. shore. tonight partly cloudy. 47 but upper 30s in the suburbs. high temperatures tomorrow only top out in the mid-50s. head of the charles is a tough row for the rowers out there. a gusty west wind tomorrow and a northwest breeze on sunday. if you are going to the head of the charles and want to dress warmly for that, by monday morning, a freezing start in the upper 20s for many of us rebounding to 50 and a warming trend 60s for the middle part of the week. kathryn? >> thank you, danielle. the roads are filling out already this morning. we're seeing stop and go between the logan express station and it's slow between 495 and again at montvale avenue. >>> the search is on this morning for a possible serial rapist. >> plus, a new battle for a fantasy sport site like fan dual or draftkings. >> reporter: i'm susie steimle live outside draftkings headquarters in boston, which has just been shut down in the state of nevada as has its rival site fan duel. that's because nevada has determined that bo

upper 40s in jaffrey and near 50 in keene. upper 50s to around 60 on cape cod. mostly clear overnight. 36 downtown. a touch of frost. the wind should be light across the interior. you may get a chilly start, upper 20s to lower 30s in the suburbs. filtered sunshine, tomorrow the high thin clouds increase. it will be cool running in the middle 50s falling into the 40s by trick or treating time. clocks back. tomorrow sunrise at 7:16. sunday daylight saving time coming to an end. sunset tomorrow at 5:39 and then by sunday it's at 4:38. hey, at least you get the extra hour of sleep, right? how's this for november? wow, look at the temperatures, 65 to close to 70. sunshine, dry weather as well thursday. the only exception right at the coast will be cooler in the upper 50s. traffic and weather together. robi thought it would be quiet but it's busy. >> north end south of boston right now, danielle. 495 northbound at route 125. the left lane blocked up there. we had several accidents on 495 up near haverhill yesterday. not seeing a significant backup there yet. then to t

jaffrey at 53. orange at 56. the only thing that may be working again you this more sing there's a healthy breeze from the west anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour. that may mask the mild feel to the air. but it helped to dry it out. we had humidity build across new england yesterday. that's long gone now. and we start the day with sunshine. if you look over here there's more clouds over here. as we work into the afternoon a mix of clouds and sunshine. despite clouds building through the afternoon. a nice mild afternoon temps between 55 and 70. sky 7:00 over serious crash that happened in middleton. just before 7:00. you see a box truck right there and it also appears a second cars off the road. one person had to be flown to hospital with serious injured. at least three people are in the hospital this morning after shooting near the tennessee state university campus this happened overnight. a few hundred peopled a a party when police say a group of armed men arrived and were turned away. those people started sho

jaffrey and nashua down into the 30s. right now 40s and 50s. the city at 52. norwood, 53. plymouth 56. late last weekend over the weekend cold northeaster i will wind. supplying with chill and moisture in the way of cloud. the wind begins to fade a little bit this afternoon. still at this time the wind will be from the northeast thanks to high pressure from the adirondack. we have a dry day. mix of clouds and sunshine. still a little bit on the cool side. upper 50s at the coast including downtown boston low-to-middle 60s further inland. but upper 60s to near 70 on the way we will talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> thank you. now to dangerous discoughry thousands of round of ammunition found inside a man's home. >> neighbors say the man was shooting at a wall and that he had claimed he had shot four people. jennifer eagon live for us with the latest. any of this. police were surprised by the number of bullet and weapons this man had inside his apartment. and he had made some disturbing statements to neighbor. 10,000 round of ammunition and 7 gun found at the apartme

orange and jaffrey low of 36. now the numbers responding. i talked about this, this the cold spot. they always make such a quick plymouth at 53. it's the dry air, dry air cools off fast and springs right back when you put sunshine on it. that's happening right now with mostly sunny sky snt high tomorrow. temps near 70. >> and then here's a cool front that will cool things off for the end of the week. minutes >>> the u.s. coast guard focusing the search on finding survivor from cargo ship that el faro vanished during hurricane joaquin. they believe that ship sank. debris believed to be from the vessel is found including badly damaged life boat. the ntsb has sent team to investigate. continues. take a look here as the coast guard and crews there take off to search for any sign of life. we have more on the two graduates on the ship. victor air? >> they offered up prayers and moment of silence here at this campus this morning and they said that they still have hope that survivors will be found. morning formation at maritime academy with heavy hearts, prayers and a moment of silence. se

jaffrey at 49. we have a little cool front sneak through last evening. high pressure now taking its play. the little h that came out of canada. what that means i don't think we reached the 70s today. today northerly brees at time northeast off the water it will be noticeably cooler than yesterday for sure. the numbers below normal. the city this afternoon around 60 on cape ann middle and upper 50s. then back into metro west worcester hills. temperatures in the lower 60s. pollen count in the moderate category today. and mold spore running in the low category. tonight increasing clouds mild, i think there's a couple of scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. not until after 3:00. if you have outdoor plans tomorrow the first part of the day is dry. certainly morning commute even when the weather system comes into new england won't have tropical moisture. we had a cool front last wednesday and deposited four inch of rain. we won't do that tomorrow. there's no tropical moisture. there will be a few scattered showers late tomorrow afternoon. and tomorrow evening

even back into the worcester hills, southwest new hampshire, jaffrey, a gust to 28 miles per hour. that is the kind of wind we have for the afternoon. but those numbers, that kind might add is not a damaging wind scenario. that was out here with this weather system. this portion of the weather system coming at us in two parts. part one did all the damage with the rain and the wind. most towns pick up between one and two inches of rain. even a little bit more. and then winds were gusting for some locations between 25-45 miles per hour. now here comes the back edge of the weather system. this is the cold front. this may lead to just one more round of a few isolated showers. again, until that cold front gets there, we have a sunny start to the afternoon. as the front races across southern new england, i do isolated showers. we had one in pepperell. that has fizzled out. out. it is much skinnier than what that came through overnight last night. if and when you get tagged by this, you know, the skies may open up briefly for a minute or two. then the whole thing, i think, is over in ten

jaffrey, at 52. mostly sunny skies. a great fall day. with lots of sunshine. not as windy as yesterday. temps this afternoon a little bit cooler than yesterday. these numbers actually, where we should be this time of year. upper 50's and low 60's. the city this afternoon, around 60. big rick can, 61. nashua at 59. tomorrow morning, clouds. a few sprinkles tomorrow morning. still relatively mild tomorrow. with temperatures into the middle 60's. but there is much colder air headed our way for the end of the weekend. with temperatures on saturday mid-50's. temperatures on sunday, only in the 40's. >> christa: a southbridge teacher in trouble with the law today. he is accused of sharing inappropriate images with a student. officers say the 21-year-old was taking explicit pictures of himself and ed ising them to a teenager. today that teacher faced a judge. let's go live to jennifer eagan outside the courthouse in dudley. that teacher arrived to face a judge earlier. >> reporter: christa, he was raigned earlier this morning, too. police say the student was in this