jaffrey at 60. northern new england never made it out of the 50s today. this is a cool air mass going to take over southern new england. getting into that cooler air is going to require work for mother nature. generating a narrow ribbon of rain shower activity. which continues to press southeast. arcing through vermont and new hampshire. this will move southeast across to massachusetts. across metro boston and down the south shore. the timeline at 8:00. advancing that timeline shows the showers. even a couple of downpours possible as well. running in the upper 70s and low 80s. 1 or 2 downpours generally a showery threat likely. and then we get rid of that showery activity before sun rise tomorrow. lingering clouds early tomorrow morning. temps overnight tonight not that chilly. 52 to 57. but it will be a slow recovery tomorrow. mostly sunny skies after the early morning clouds peel out of here. temps tomorrow afternoon 62 to 68. city at 67. off the water adding that chill to the air. attleboro 68. merrimac and the sea coast the numbers in the 60s. worcest

upper 50s a little cool from jaffrey back to worcester at 58. and lower 60s for most of us in the eastern massachusetts and same foe nice fall day out there with the bright sunshine and couple clouds mixing in. the clouds come out ahead of rain. rain that's now advancing into just the northwest corner of pennsylvania and new york right now. this is with the front that's going to push through tomorrow and bring us the wet weather we have been talking about. clouds arrive tonight and woanl be nearly as cold because of that. 57 downtown but even the suburbs will probably dip into the load to -- low to mid-50s. after midnight. overnight period clouds advance in 3 or 4 a.m. scattered showers advancing from west to east. it will be a wet morning commute in a lot of spots tomorrow. at 7 m have -- at 7 a.m. have the coat and a rumble of thunder between mid to late morning. and by midday a lot of the rainshipping out of here a fueling rain showers and downpour ace long the -- along clouds around but peeks of sunshine techly inland -- particularly inland.

keane into jaffrey, and also for the islands stretching on to cape cod. all of this action kind of tracking from the southwest to the northeast along this line. we'll call it our roadway of rain as woe get into the evening and overnight hours. our front is kind of stalling and as it stays really near our backyard it's going to keep that rain or the chance for rain in the area through tonight and into early tomorrow morning and our atmosphere is very presumed for those showers to pop up at temperatures are in the low 70's 6 worcester, changing it to the dew points a measure of how much moisture is in the air they almost match the air temperatures. so when those two numbers are very less together, our air is almost saturated, almost 100% saturated so presumed with moisture, it just takes that front to kind of squeeze that moisture out and give us the rainfall. looking ahead through the time line, you can see heading into the evening hours as of right now we're already seeing showers activity breaking a there is a chance that we could catch a quick downpour

there are over 3 inches in jaffrey. for concord and manchester, since january 1, there's the numbers. as you can see, manchester certainly quite a ways off. and one final look at some spotter rainfall totals for you. these are some of the higher amounts. hopkinton over and also the temperatures that are lower than you might expect. if we had sunshine, we'd back into the low-to-mid 80s. dew points are 60s to around 70. so it is very humid. by tomorrow morning that dew point will drop a little bit, but then in the afternoon, with sunshine developing and a breeze, into the upper 50s, quite dry compared to where we are right now. then we get to wednesday. look at that dew point. that means by night, it begins to cool down quite a bit. not all that chilly overnight tonight. take a look. once the sun develops tomorrow, all of this summer-like warmth moves back in our direction. two more full days of summer to go. it will feel the part before temperatures coast down for the first weekend of fall. fall officially starts on thur

and jaffrey at 71. and at the cape, mostly sunny skies. middle and upper 60s. onto the weekend. saturday we start with sun. a few clouds saturday afternoon, but it's a nice day. temperatures on saturday, mid-70s. and sunday, cloudy skies and at this time it looks like showers are likely including the patriots game sunday afternoon. and i know you've been down there to gille i rain storms. i know i have. it will be mild with temperatures in the mid-70s. and that shower threat holds until monday. and perhaps we're talking about widespread rain on monday with an inch of rain possible on monday. and that's great news for the drought. see you at 7:00. >> one of the better things, you know, is we know how important this game is going to against a team that knows us very well. we split last year with the division game. it's a game we know we've got to turn the page and get going or they'll beat up on us. >> reporter: it's looking more and more likely the patriots will have to continue their dominance without key players on both sides of the ball. for the second day, high tower did not

reporter: bellerose had planned a trip to jaffrey to see her grandchildren. >> was supposed to come on wed and she never showed up and haven't talked to her since sunday. reporter: her family says she had a rocky past and recently met a man who is abusive and are worry she may be with him. >> we tried phone numbers that were given to us of the haven't, it just goes straight to voice mail. reporter: police say bellerose was living at a support center and had had only been there for a short time when she disappeared. five foot two inches tall, 225 pounds with brown hair and eyes, her family says it's not like her to not call and they are desperate to find her. the family says that tiffany had had talked about going to florida with her boyfriend a few weeks they are following up on any and all leads. if you have any information about where she may be, call them. heather hamel, wmur news 9. josh: now to exitment 2016, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be in new hampshire tomorrow campaigning for hillary clinton. he's holding events in nashua, manchester and durham, details are on

jaffrey at 54. worcester 52. a northeast wind thanks to high pressure. you think high pressure sunshine with the northeast wind out of tied to this area of low pressure through western ohio. we have several bands of rain none of which are going to hit us this evening. work toward tomorrow and tomorrow night that's when we get into beneficial rain. others mostly cloudy. i'll say partly cloudy. there will be pockets of completely clear sky. where that is happening southern new hampshire worcester hills we have the northeast wind. and again tomorrow. maybe a glimpse or 2 of sun. otherwise plan on a lot of clouds. grab the rain gear. for the late afternoon and evening hours we will be tracking showers. the timeline tomorrow. the gray indicating clouds at noon tomorrow. we're dry in boston. the showers working north during tomorrow afternoon. they're fighting dryer air across new hampshire and advancing north of the mass pike tomorrow afternoon. saturday does look like a rainy day. we can shut down the steady rain to a drizzle saturday afternoon. sunday is a

it's 46 in jaffrey right now. 47 in concord. 43 in sanford. we're a little bit milder all relative of course by a few degrees. 51 in bedford. 47 in norwood. 49 in taunton right now. 50 on the vineyard right now. and then most of us in the 50s to low 60s when you towards the outer cape. quiet conditions, clear skies overhead right now. one the suns comes up it will be shining brightly. next disturbance bringing clusters of showers and thunderstorms is out over the midwest right now. this front is going to approach tomorrow and bring us a threat for thunderstorms. in the meantime high pressure that blue h, that fair weather cell is still in control of our weather today. what it does do is bring a wind. it will be breezy this afternoon. 81 in taunton today. lower 80s for many of us. 84 in laurens. one of the warmer spots to the merrimac valley. most of the us running in the 70s on cape cod. there will be a couple of clouds overnight tonight. we won't be as cool. that southwest breeze stays active. 65 for an overnight low. highs tomorrow come into

some of us winning more than others. 3 inches in jaffrey. a third of an inch in boston. some of us still hoping for more. the heaviest rain winding down at this point. radar not showing blips. a bit of a sneeze in cape cod place. we could pop a shower into the overnight hours early tomorrow morning and the cloud cover making for an absolutely gorgeous sun set. thank you for those photos everybody's been sending in. muggy tonight. still mild. 63 to 69. once we get the clouds out of here into tomorrow afternoon we will warm the temperatures up 78 to 85. the first official day of fall comes on thursday. the fo summer continues. extended forecast in just a bit. >> now on 7 jimmy g taking a big hit. >> garoppolo is hurt. he got driven into the carpet. >> the pats forced to call for back up. >> toby brisset. >> rookie facing a texas sized task. >> anchor: watching the game yesterday silence. garoppolo walking off the field in pain. >> anchor: with jimmy g banged up pats are turning to this third string rookie. >> reporter: the patriots now 3 days away from the thursday night m

the record is 95 degrees, just 87 in jaffrey and in keene. we are one shy of the record in concord and at the coast in portsmouth. still in the lower 70's, but pleasantly mild since it has cooled down quite a bit in the last few hours. a full chill in the north. that will be the case for your saturday. as we jump into saturday night, a cold front approaches and that will try that -- drive that dew point into the mid-60's. but a cold front braces through with rapid clearing in the afternoon and much drier air as we go through sunday afternoon into a good part of early next week. today due to clouds building in from the west along to fronts -- two fronts. a cold front stretching from the western great lakes, all the way down west of chicago. each of these have to move through over the weekend. the first one is on saturday, with a chance of a couple widely scattered showers. as we think the clock in time we have a couple shower not a whole lot of rain. don't cancel any plans there will be son as well. sunday morning scattered showers maybe even

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three inches in jaffrey and new hampshire, and you get along the pike in boston, not even an inch so far. the same thing with beverly. norwood, barely any so far. rhode island, over an inch so far. there is still plenty of rain coming this way. over to the canal out along the cape. it is absolutely pouring in some areas. there were embedded lightning strikes, but they seem to have wound down for the moment. not a question for the afternoon. notice the farther north you go, patch here over connecticut. this is indicating rainfall of about an inch to an inch and a half an hour. that whole area will be lifting northward. you have a frontal down treat with tropical moisture. that is speeding northward for the rest of the afternoon. that heavier rain is lifting northward as well, along with the tropical air, remnants of you can see how sticky it is. uncomfortable to oppressive humidity. relief is out here to the north and west. it's coming. this is what it looks like in boston. we have had the rain off and on through the morning hours. 70 degrees. the dew point also 70, so it feels very,

jaffrey 46 earlier today. orange at 44. we made it to the upper 70s and low 80s. right now boston 74. that's the normal high for the day. bedford 74. nashua low. not as low as the last couple of days. it won't be as chilly overnight tonight. and eventually the dew points continue to climb. you'll feel the humidity in new england tomorrow. mostly clear lows 57 to 63. and for the morning commute clear skies at 6 a.m. low 60s. 9:00 more humid than where we had been. late last week the excessive couple of days. and we also have on the maps this evening a cool front. this will charge into new england tomorrow afternoon popping showers and storms. >> anchor: and there's more news today a crash investigation is under way in danvers. after a 70-year-old woman is hit and killed by a car. that's when the woman's friend said she was coming to meet her for their morning walk. the driver to didn't even see her in the road because of sun glare. >> i think he was very distraught. he was sitting on the grass. and just waiting to see what his next move was with the police. >> he s

still 67 and worcester and 68 in jaffrey. in southeastern massachusetts. a band of rain pivoting up from the south down along the south coast of rhode island. we will watch this band because futurecast is pivoting it back to the north and west so you make it back in on some showers around parts of southern worcester county by midafternoon. class may start to fill back in on the cape. there will be some breaks. if you have outdoor plans, be prepared for a spot shower to pop up. in most areas most of th it is dry and there will be breaks. the skies tend to fill back in during overnight hours in the could see another round of drizzle and fog developing. temperatures will be muggy in the mid-60's on average so that's our starting point tomorrow. in the afternoon, more 80's showing up tomorrow. in the morning hours, it is going to be murky. still going to have what's left of hermine over nantucket and during the afternoon it shifts this, a cold front. this will produce showers and storms across central and northern new england and as they drop southward on thur

you in nashua and jaffrey going what storm? you're right not much of a storm in boston. down along the south coast and the cape winds gusting 35, 45 miles per hour. the potential of the occasional gust 45 to 50 miles per hour. then it will begin to ramp down after midnight by tomorrow morning the 5 a.m. you're seeing some wind. it's not the damaging wind we've seen throughout the afternoon as well as early this evening damaging wind potential we should say. through the day tomorrow north eastern wind 15 perhaps gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. refreshing. not one you have to be worried about power lines coming down. if you are lucky enough to get downpours a half inch to an inch of rain. for a lot of us much ado about nothing. in the city of the boston this is over done. so hermine from this point forward it sits and spins. you remember that sit and spin as a kid. you sit down and twirl yourself around. it's going to fling itself down to the bottom side of the storm tomorrow morning and weaken. shs there will be a fair amount of clouds tomorrow and on wednesday with

in the 50's in portsmouth, new hampshire, jaffrey, orange, massachusetts. 3:00 and down to the 60's on the cape. we're gusty in terms of wind. so now all the nice blue color. the refreshing comfortable air moving in and exists all the way comfortable days with a feel of fall during the overnight and the early morning. no real humidity impact will be concerned. inch up a little bit saturday much more so on sunday. all right. here is your cool air across the great lakes. now it is replacing the warm air with 90-plus from here and providence to new york and washington today. providence tied the record high. there this were a few new record highs established a little bit further south. these are temperatures starting out tomorrow and during the day tomorrow. look at this. highmp the first current temperature. 65 in boston. 60 in worcester. i did want to point out. temperatures tomorrow will not get out of the 60's in boston. we get 90 today and tomorrow, we'll be a good 20-25 degreesle coulder. so when the rank can is come to town tomorrow evening. il will be cool. 65 at game time. might g

jaffrey two inches of rain. a quarter inch so far in worcester. the the heaviest rain from manchester, new hampshire, back the athol right now. that stretches down close to holyoke here in western mass. this continues the slide off to the north and to the east. so you follow that trajectory. most of the span will be close to 495 and north and west. we have had some scattered showers south and west of the cape. so maybe some scattered showers there as we go through the rest of the morning.

jaffrey, new hampshire three informs of rainfall, almost an inch and a half for nashua. third of an inch in boston. little outas well. some places still waiting for more. well, i the rain has already fallen. there is still a chance we can pick up on a shower or down pour heading into overnight hours and tomorrow morning but that chance really is best for cape cod and the islands as that front is pushing closer and closer to southeastern massachusetts. now this is our set up right now. still that tropical moisture that is streaming in from the southwest so it is very muggy and the humidity stays with us through the better part of the tomorrow. but temperatures will warm up as the skies clear out to reveal sunshine. it looks like summer weather week so when can we expect a cool down? the extended forecast coming up in a bit. >> anchor: patriots turning to another new face with tom brady suspended and jimmy g potentially sidelined it may be time for rookie jacoby brissett to lead the offense. joe amorsino joins us with more. joe? >>> patriots now just three days away from t

average high. 65 in concord was all we could get to, 65 in manchester and nashua, 62 in rochester, jaffrey cooler than that in the mid-50's when you got into whitefield. here's a look at the temperatures now. they are already starting to fall. expect them to plummet after sunset tonight. 57 in laconia, 63 in manchester, 61 in portsmouth. you can see a little bit of cloud cover up north. up in the conway area. those will fizzle out and go skies across the state, and yes, that will mean some really cold temperatures. whenever you have clear skies overnight, the cold settled in and was escapes into space. we call that radiation cooling. look at how cool it will get. 20's up north, berlin at 29, 32 in laconia. if you live anywhere except rockingham to getting some frost. if you have plants in the ground, tomatoes you want to keep going, keep them covered or bring them inside if you can. freeze warnings for the northern part of the state where it is all but certain you will get a hard freeze. in the blue areas, there is a frost advisory with lows in the 30's. some patchy areas could get we're r

that is outside logan surrounded by warm ogts water. 4, orange and jaffrey to the 40s and cape and martha's vineyard and the dry air, a freefall all night long to 40 in norwood. these will be temperatures tomorrow morning. boston around 54 and again, just west of the coastline, west of logan, jp, hyde park the numbers around 49 and 50. 44, orange at 39 and mostly clear skies, and a light and variable wind. you catch the huge moon out there. tomorrow ihe moon. moon rise coming up at 6:59. named the har jest moon when it is the full moon closest to the autumn natural equinox. so there you go. boston around 69 and south shore in the lower 70s. merrimack valley in the 60s and low 70s. cape and worcester hills, monadnock region, down in the sunshine and low humidity. decent beach day on saturday. with that ocean, warm again, not too bad out there. and sunday features a lot of clouds and a few isolated showers on sunday for the pats-dolphins game, kickoff at cohn:00. the timing of in weather system speeds up and prance we can get them out of here in time for kickoff. we need the and we'll root fo

worcester 75679 jaffrey at 78. we started in the 40s this morning. so nice recovery. red sox back at it tonight against the pitch 7:10. milder than last night. temperatures will spend much of the evening at the park in the upper 70's dew point temperatures creeping up a little bit. but still a very comfortable evening. then you move out of new england. and there are higher dew points. there is more humidity. deeper shading of green gives that away and i'm pointing that out because that is what sneaks into new england very late tonight as well as tomorrow. but just a one-day thing because we versus a cool front on the map. the leading edge of more lakes states then through new england tomorrow afternoon. in doing so, it's going to pop a few showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. but not tonight. dry, not as cool, comfortable, clear. temperatures between 57-63. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine. warm and humid. i don't think humidity is as bad as last week and over the weekend but certainly more so than what we've dealt w. so you will feel it.a temperatures t

felt like nothing like fall. 85 dress was the high temperature in concord, 84 in manchester, 82 in jaffrey and even up north, temperatures were in the upper 70's. it was a warm day. well above average which is 70 degrees for this time, not a record breaking day, though, which was 92 degrees set back in 1970. certainly this was a warm one for almost late september standards. got 50's north, 60's from the lakes region and points to the south. 66 in nashua. as we go through the next couple of days here, the temperatures are going to come crashing down. if you're looking through that autumn crisp cool feel, it's coming, you just got to wait one more day. tomorrow in the mid 70's and look at the weekend's temperatures bottoming out near 62 for a high temperature on sunday. so what's happening between a cold front, of course, it's about to move through. you have scattered showers already moving into the north country, the clouds are starting to fill in as well. that will happen in earnest as we go through the overnight here as the cold front starts to approach. behind it, some cooler and drier a

we're in the upper 70s from concord down to jaffrey. 82 in lawrence. same in bedford. lower 80s knoll wood to taunton. 82 in new bedford right now. beautiful upper 70s in plymouth. we are 82 on the vineyard. this is like a perfect summer day. the hour by hour boston shows the sunshine is not going anywhere nor are the least for several hours. once the sun sets we'll cruise back in the lower 70s. that includes for kick off at gillette stadium. no weather-related issues. tonight will stay mostly clear. a lot of 50s in the suburbs tonight with a light southwest breeze. tomorrow we change. we have high pressure that's kind of crusting over new england. that's keeping leftover moisture from what was julia to our south. we have showers through the midwest and up to the great lakes. we're waiting on this cold front back across northern maine. that front is going to sag southward during the day tomorrow, and that is going to usher in the cooler air. so there's some changeable weather on the way. let's time it out tomorrow. morning starts with a little bit of sunshine and then

you can see a lot of that is situated along and outside of leominster, keene and jaffrey, new hampshire, all in this frost advisory. and norwood to taunton where we have cold pockets in low-lying valleys, that's where we're finding the coolest temperatures this morning. a lot of 40's on the cape this morning. notice boston holding at 50 degrees. worcester holding at 47. orange to keene flirting right with that freezing mark there. you can see 30's around shore this morning. it is definitely on the chilly side in the northeast right now. but look off to the west. 60's in chicago. these are the current temperatures. it's close to 70 right now in detroit. that little bubble of warmth is coming out ahead of a frontal boundary moving in our direction for tomorrow. we're going to warm up tomorrow as we actually bring in some rain. today we are under high pressure. that means clear skies now and a lot of sunshine in the forecast today but also light winds. winds are kind of shifting onshore. that means the temperatures are going to come to a screeching halt. after we warm up this morning, we'l

look at jaffrey, new hampshire. even worcester had two inches, but then look at norwood. .16 of an inch. boston is a third of an inch and lawrence is over an inch. we mentioned the second area to the south and providence almost an inch and newport, an inch, hyannis over an inch. you can see it is variable in terms of the amount. others getting modest amounts. still raining pretty good in chatum and nantucket and lighter rain in plymouth. you can see the rain has been diminishing in the last couple hours and what's left now is gonna be close to the the south coast of the cape overnight and early tomorrow. most of the rest of us are not much more if any rain will fall at this point. but it is not warm. it is very muggy out there at this time. that muggy condition will stay with us dropping to the upper 60s to around 70 in boston. we'll talk about the rest of the week and the beginning of fall and when it will truly feel like fall. we'll time that out in a little while. jc? jc: thanks. the pats are preparing for thursd

middle 40s for most of us here from keen to jaffrey. 52 in fitchburg, upper 40s in

jaffrey 51. high pressure drifting slowly across southern new england during the day. now it's south of new england. eventually with the high over, that will set up a south westerly flow that will drag warmer and humid air back into new england. this time of year, it's short lived because the cold fronts come at us with greater frequency and they have more heat in them. that's where we are overnight lows finding their way back into the 40s. morning commute -- typically right around sun rise is the coldest part of the day. 6:30-7:00 tomorrow, this is where the temps will be. orange at 46. downtown boston, like today, in the upper 50s to around 60. a little warmer tomorrow afternoon. nor wood at 82. so the kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning, yes, jackets and sweaters. it will be warm by the time school lets out tomorrow afternoon, the numbers up near 80 degrees. chat few more clouds around wednesday afternoon. that's the cold front approaching. it's a more humid day. here's the humidity, it's nonexistent tomorrow. it does arrive on wednesday. thursday and friday we're

jaffrey, 62. rain makers, where are those clouds. we have a batch south of new england, not that far away. high pressure thwarting the north advancement of these clouds and showers. i think that's the case for the rest of the afternoon and certainly overnight. but eventually, tomorrow afternoon, those showers will make inroads into southern mene, more so tomorrow night and tonight, partly clouds. temperatures in the middle 40s. the numbers in the low to mid 50s with more clouds. northeast wind. 7-17 miles an hour. tomorrow, a few peaks of sun early, otherwise clouds scattering of showers. the greatest concentration is south of the mass pike. may be one or two showers that find its way into the merrimac, but knowsly south of nothing significant or long lasting. numerous rain will develop tomorrow, so saturday looks like a day that features on and off rain with temperatures in the upper 50s. most pick up an inch of beneficial rain and unshipped, a lot of clouds but patches of drizzle and mist, upper 50s. red sox home starting tomorrow.

take a look at jaffrey, 17 degrees warmer. much more mild because of the clouds and the southerly winds. the next few days, test opportunity starts after midnight and last through the morning commute with a band of showers building in from the west. once that clears, we are in the clear for partly sunny skies for tuesday, late morning and afternoon. rain marching in and will be steady for a couple of hours. we will start to see developing sunshine by late morning. west and in the afternoon, elsewhere. around northeast dragging in low-level moisture and maybe a light shower. not much in the way of beneficial rain from the cloud cover but it will keep us much cooler with the onshore wind. tomorrow, once we get the set up -- the son of, temperatures will respond nicely. here we go into a much cooler wednesday. winds onshore. partial sun but the thicker cloud cover the further south and east you go, we could have drizzle. late thursday, through early monday, there is a chance some showers could build in from time to time. this wil

jaffrey 78. dew point temperatures major difference. behaving almost like a dry line in texas because there is not a dew point temperatures in these locations refreshing in the low 50s. that is on the move thanks to canadian high pressure. a beast of an area of high pressure will strengthen as it moves into northern new england and really set up a fight. a meteorological brew ha ha between the healthcare and itself. so for tonight an isolated shower. then clearing, lowering humidity, 56-63. tomorrow mostly sunny skies. morning breeze but that will fade. 70s to around 80. there you go. saturday much the same. lots of sunshine. see more clouds saturday afternoon. high then clouds which may turn the sky a milky sunshine then high overcast by saturday evening with temperatures on saturday mid 70s, here is the area of high pressure. as we advance our timeline it doesn't move much. hurricane hermine is going to couple the eastern seaboard f. it wasn't for the high the hurricane or tropical storm would have england but that high is not moving

three inches of rainfall in jaffrey, new hampshire and just. 16 in norwood. just over a third of an inch in boston. as you take a look at the places that kind of missed out on the bulk of this precipitation today it lies in that extreme drought conditions area here located in this bright orange. so unfortunately it just didn't balance out. however, we'll take every drop we can get at this point making a dent in the drought no matter every bit helps and here is some of the more impressive rain totals. boy, haven't having a hard time talking today. athol with more than two and a half inches of rainfall, almost two inches in orange. fairhaven with an inch and a half. we're able to squeeze out decent downpours in some areas. here is our highway of rain at this point tapering off, breaking apart. we still have some light showers as you can see these were more impressive, a little bit ago near grown field, new hampshire, manchester as well but they are near cape cod and nantucket. a shower from time to time but nothing like we were seeing earlier today. we still ha

we have dropped to 51 in bedford. 44 in jaffrey. 7 orange. 428 springfield. already 44 norwood. 44 in tauton. may be a little valley fool in the low-lying areas look you can see it is going to sta tomorrow morning. also, gli glad up overnight. we got the full harvest moon that will be full at 3:07 p.m. tomorrow. now,able tors will drop the 70's tomorrow on the shore where channel ocean bez and the mid dy and the afternoon hours but weak sea pre to keep it around 69 or 70. a few patchy clouds otherwiseed if deal of season for friday and saturday. with just the patchy clouds. the changes come on sunday as the rain starts to approach from boston and i-95 and i see the rainp may edge close to i-5 but may never really beyond that a least during the daylight hour and we have to wait overnight sunday into monday to get some rainfall. now this is also critical go to the patriots came. a real close call. certainly, a shower race back you there is a chance that most of the rain will actually hold off until after the game. it will be warmish in the 70's then getting a l

manchester approaching in addition with a and parts south and west, three inches of rain in and around jaffrey, just under 2 3/4 in manchester and two inches in concord. we were to see another three or four events over the next few weeks, we would work out of the extreme drought. with the rain pulling away, do we see any more steady rain between now and the end of this week tomorrow. all of that straight ahead. tom: into the newsroom now, state police sigh a bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vehicle in charlestown. lance torrey was cycling in the breakdown lane on route 12 tonight when he went into the northbound lane and hit by a car near the intersection of route 12 a. torrey was taken to the hospital where he died. route 12 was closed for about four hours tonight. manchester police investigating it happened near the shell station on hanover street. a man was hit by a car and taken to the hospital with serious but not life threatening issues. right now no charges have been filed. shelley: new hampshire was represented at the white house today where parents who lost children to drug over

that rain extends into jaffrey north of fitchburg and a lot of it has been lifting northward into southern new hampshire and southern maine. so a lot of eastern massachusetts is dry for now. you notice the motion of it lifting to the north but also from west to east. so we will get into some of the wet weather as we head throughout mid to late morning. temperatures in the 70s right now. 72 in boston and the dew points feel it when you step outside and humidity is going to be staying with us today. hour by hour mid to late morning a. lot of it weakens as it comes into eastern massachusetts. there will be some downpours around midday early afternoon. and isolated rumble of thunder through the afternoon and early evening with leftover showers after that. and planner goes this way only rising into the mid-70s for highs today. have the wet weather gear with you. we will take you to the rest of the week to a soggy start in some places like the north shore. you might notice some roads are wet like 93 south into the city. we have a live look at the zakim bridge and we have maps. these are the area

jaffrey at 76. the muggies, it's the first of september but mother endless summer if you want. dew points upper 60s to around 70 but the air is much dryer in northern new england. much more comfortable it's behind this cool front. that will deliver the goods later on tonight and through the day tomorrow. high pressure which is going to drop out of canada takes control for the rest of the week and into the weekend. tonight again a few isolated showers possible early this evening otherwise clearing, 56-63. tomorrow a mix sunshine. great early september day with low humidity. a morning breeze, temperatures 73-80. saturday lots of sunshine. a few clouds saturday afternoon with temperatures on saturday mid 70's so for the weekend if you include tomorrow, why not, close enough. tomorrow and saturday slam dunk, awesome, lots of sunshine with a few clouds saturday afternoon and saturday night then it gets challenging sunday and monday because we still have but here comes hurricane hermine although it will be downgraded to a tropical storm. the challenge is how far north do hermine's ra

scope, there is fine mist and drizzle, and light showers above southern new hampshire, including jaffrey, through a couple of showers down to the south, and southwest. the northern edge of the remnants of hermine continuing to rotate down over connecticut and rhode island. as the system draws a little bit closer in the next 12-18 hours, we could see a few more light showers breaking out towards tomorrow morning.temperatures locked in the upper 50's. when they are very light onshore. that is keeping humidity up. yesterday in the 50's, they will stay put at least through friday morning. if not, midday friday. overnight and i, we only drop a leather few in the great north woods -- we only drop another few and the great north woods. the big thing tomorrow will be the steam heat moving towards us. we could make a run toward 90 degrees as early as friday, and the first half of the weekend. following that, we will cool down significantly, right back to the average on monday and sitting south of new england, stuck in place. there is no jet stream flow. the winds out of the west are to the north

jaffrey at 64. mostly sunny skies, just a few high, thin clouds beginning to show up which yet again should set us up for a beautiful sunset. we had a bunch last week so no different this week. the difference though this week is that we have more clouds in the forecast. event some rain makers from an area of low pressure that this afternoon it's up here and that will slowly wobble down into west virginia and then slam on the brakes and en plop down along the eastern seaboard an not more for a few days that. will fling moisture up the eastern seaboard. the first batch of rain across western new york and pennsylvania on the move and it's here after midnight. any outdoor plans this evening are okay. with the increase in clouds and shower threat after midnight not as cool. temperatures tonight between 54 and 58 so norwood no 28 for you tomorrow morning. but what you will have tomorrow morning is some rain for the morning commute. morning showers with a little bit of sun in the afternoon, especially the

jaffrey 60 degrees and out on to the cape and islands morning clouds and then developing sunshine in the afternoon. chatham around 60 degrees. so from is tomorrow for you. sunday mostly sunny skies, a cool day in fact su m so the temperatures tomorrow morning again we start tomorrow in the 50's with not much recovery in the afternoon. city 56 tomorrow morning and then on sunday morning down into the 30's and 40's even the city of boston i think around 48, norwood 36, bedford 39. there could be a little bit of patchy frost out there very early in the day on sunday and also these cool morning and these mild afternoons that will start the levels changing. in fact some trees doing that now especially the ones that have a little stress in i have one tree in my yard that's lost almost all of its leaves. 7 on 7 forecast after the shower threat this evening the next chance of any beneficial rain is tuesday. see you at 5:00. >> anchor: thanks so much, jr. we'll see you then. it's friday work made it. let's get a check of the drive home on this fraud. here is matt er in with an date. >>> we be

anywhere from near 30 up north, 32 in plymouth, to 35 in lebanon. 32 in keene this morning, 34 in jaffrey, 36 in nashua. again some patchy fog. the usual suspects will continue to see it give way to sunshine. temperatures running another five or six degrees cooler than yesterday morning. you'll notice a little bit of a warm up here in the midwest. that makes its way toward us. eventually some cooler air replaces that. highs today just about statewide up into the 60's. a little bit of a sea breeze at the coastline. inland sections light breeze out of the south and southwest. fair skies and a good deal of sunshine. increase in clouds during the evening. we get past midnight tonight, a pretty good chance of showers and it may start the day tomorrow not looking at heavy rain. maybe a quarter to a third of an inch. setting up fair skies. temperatures in the 60's to lower 70's. from there, we'll look for any sort of morning sunshine on wednesday to give way to some clouds. there will be a system riding up the east coast slowly. that will mean some scattered shower chances. as we go through late

we got 61, ask 52 in norwood, 47 in jaffrey, very comfortably cool in many spots this morning. show you the local satellite and radar, don't have to worry about rain, that is south of u but we're getting clouds, and these hermine, don't have to worry about any rain today, and rate tomorrow, during late in the evening we might see a few spotty shower. and on monday, we will see hit and miss showers, a rain band and kind of cloudy and another rain band, and that continues into tuesday. you look at the total rainfall, half an inch or less for the boston area. maybe a little bit more as you get out to the cape and islands, temperatures in the 70s at the coastline, mid-to upper 70s, and breezier conditions on sunday night through monday. still cloudy through wednesday clearing out late thursday into friday. turning hot, too. >> also on 7, now talking football morning, it look like tom brady is going to have some company when he sits out first four games of the year. ron ninkaovic is going to sit south the start of the season. thefl he tested positive for a band substance. -- banned

jaffrey two inches of rain. a quarter inch so far in worcester. the the heaviest rain from manchester, new hampshire, back the athol right now. that stretches down close to holyoke here in western mass. this continues the slide off to the north and to the east. so you follow that trajectory. most of the span will be close to 495 and north and west. we have had some scattered showers south and west of the cape. so maybe some scattered showers there as we go through the rest of the morning. so we'll certainly have our fair share of scattered showers and storms, localized downpours throughout the day. temperatures upper 70s to near 80 degrees. a warm and humid start. we'll keep that humidity around as we go throughout the day. warm week ahead of us here. we break out of the rain today, and we go for 80-plus tomorrow. look like that will stick around throughout much of the work week, although we do turn it down as we get into the weekend. main threat with these storms today localized downpours. a few storms may have gust yeah winds. more on that in fo

even the scattered light showers farther to the south and west around jaffrey and peterborough and scooting down towards nashua in the next half-hour, but that's it. in terms of rain chances between now so high and dry up until that point. notice temperatures have come down in many spots, but still on average a little milder because we didn't get the rain in manchester and nashua and salem. also much dryer air building in from the north and west, and that means it will be very pleasant, no humidity to contend with, and temperatures run very low by night when that happens. the summer warmth and it's also very dry as well. so as high pressure builds in, you'll notice on future cast, tough to find any big cloud deck anywhere near new hampshire for tomorrow, into tomorrow night, and even into the day on friday and possibly all through the first half of the weekend on saturday. along about saturday night into sunday, clouds begin to build in from the west and south and that's our next chance of some showers and maybe a passing thunderstorm. highs tomorrow cooler than today in southern ne quite a

soupy out there with the fog burning off by mid to late morning. 83 in jaffrey this afternoon. 87 in fitchburg. so it will be a warm one. 81 in plymouth. 84 in taunton. here's the hour by hour forecast. there will be a couple of showers mid to late morning. you may need the wipers on for the morning commute. afternoon and evening turns brighter before the clouds fill back in. notice this is the map at 11:00 p.m. so a shower or even rumble of thunder could wake you up overnight. either say of let's say midnight and tomorrow morning. your commute should be dry. it will feature a blend of sun and clouds. 90 forecast, hot and breezy that northwest wind holding off the sea breeze. most of us will be 85 to 90 degrees for tomorrow. as that front comes through, i wish this would be some good soaking rib. not -- soaking rain. clearing comes in, on saturday, notice a weak area of high pressure is in control. there will be some clouds around saturday morning, even a spotty shower, i think it will be isolated most of the wet weather holds off until saturday knight and early sunday morning. so mo

coming in off the ocean away from that ocean 80s from taunton to norwood and back up to fitchburg and jaffrey around 80 degrees. sunday features similar temperatures but the wind shifts around a little bit and it will be out of the west southwest and shift around. so, most of us even at the coastline will come back up into the 80s on sunday. another above average day. what about wet weather? yes we will be dodging a couple rain drops this weekend but outdoor plans are a go because it's not that widespread. today here's the hour by hour heading into late afternoon and evening. tomorrow morning, starting with clouds but there will be peeks of sunshine. i can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow particularly notice north and west of boston. this is the map at 5 p.m. so, have a eye to the sky tomorrow a pop-up storm is possible and sunday we start with clouds and a shower by midday and then clearing comes in so we will have varying amounts of clouds and we need the good soaking rain just not in the cards. doesn't seem like there's a big pattern shift areas of extreme drought expanded ever

where you have had more of the sunshine already, the last couple of hours, fitchburg, up to jaffrey, new hampshire. temperatures running close to 80 degrees. i think a lot of locations north and west of 495, low to mid-8's this afternoon. through places like norwood, should hit 80 degrees. if not 82, 83 this afternoon. leftover showers down near buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. this activity is wayneing. we are continuing to thin out the cloud cover. for the rest of the day, much of the time will be spent on the dry side. yes, it is still muggy. tomorrow, we are back in the 80's. with much lower humidity. >> kris: take a look at this. investigators say the man in these surveillance pictures went into a cvs, handed the pharmacist a note, demanding oxycodone. the suspect got the pills and then walked out of the store. a mother in providence, rhode island facing charges after police say she threw her toddlers out of a window. investigators say benita barbour tossed two-year-old boys out of a first-floor window on sunday. the children had some scrapes and bruises. they are now in

and right around 80 beautiful day with sunshine from jaffrey to keene a few clouds from the taunton. upper 70s to around 80 on cape cod. fall begins tomorrow and feels like summer. 84 degrees. winds from the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. there will likely be a sea breeze that keeps us around 80 at the coastline. friday morning, this is the map at 8 a.m. so it's sun clouds and patchy fog on the cape and dry start to the day and then late in the day, this cold front pushes in. i wish i could say it's going to be a sobbing rain but looks like brief passing showers maybe a thunderstorm as comes through. and we will pinpoint down the timing. there are signs it may slow down a little bit. it looks like the cooler air that comes in behind it will feature temperatures in the 60s for the upcoming weekend he. so if you are waiting or fall like temperatures, saturday and sunday will be your picks. tracking the tropics we have tropical storm lisa which is way out near africa. and may strengthen a bit over the next day or so but will stay out in the lantic. karl losing steam -- atlantic. bermu

this morning we were treated to what i regard as an extremely negative no from jaffrey piper about how the new iphone may not have the legs and the demand is petering out much faster than usual. but then david interviewed sprint ceo. he is a true guerrilla fighter. we asked him about the note. he pointblank dismissed it. it is not a question of who you want to believe. it is more after serial commentary. he boosts the right back up with his comment. hence the gyrations with apple stock and hence how hard it is to have comments about anything. yesterday looking like it was rolling over but tonight adobe, and microsoft out of nowhere announcing a $40 million buy back and suddenly tech is looking good. how about this. allergan, paying. are you ready? more than 700% premium, took therapeutics, might have, might, might, might have a drug for liver disease and even though as recently as two months ago we learned this drug failed its primary end point, what heck. we have to find out more. but put out a big note today with jack moore, strategist, but still, 700%? i find that inconsistent. or o