worcester through orange, jaffrey into the connecticut river valley. visibility not bad along the 95 corridor and points south and east and current temperatures are too warm to support any snow out there. low 40's, worcester stretching up to bedford. and drizzle out there as i mentioned if you are not getting any light showers you still get that mist on that face.. there is that free fable for today. cape cod near the canal out to prove ins town seeing light showers at this point and that action continues to slide off to the east. now this weekend we can break out peeks of sunshine tomorrow but i think our sunnier day sans rain take that out of there will come on sunday, albeit a bit breezy and also chilly with temperatures topping out in the low 40's. here is our time with the wet weather. through tonight keeping clouds an, maybe spots of drizzle and into tomorrow the rain will favor southeastern massachusetts really south and east of the i-95 corridor and it's not a lot of rain on the way.

you can see jaffrey is 34. orange 36. worcester 35. so it's pretty marginal overall, but just use a little bit of caution this morning. it could be a touch slippery. you get into pots, it's 40 degrees. mid 40's on the cape. out through worcester county, the threat for icing is this morning because as we get into midmorning, you see we're already up to 40 degrees and we're in the 40's this afternoon. it's going a mild day inspite of cloud cover locked in. it's going to be a gray day and damp. we have a storm offshore. there's winds coming in off the ocean. so that onshore east-southeasterly wind keeps the clouds in place throughout the day. as we go through the day even into the afternoon, can't rule out patchy drizzle and showers. damp overall. upper 40's to near 50 around boston. maybe sneak into the lower 50's on the cape. north and west of town, low to mid 40's for highs today. showers, patchy areas of drizzle. it's nothing organized, but still hanging around at lunchtime and even into the afternoon and early evening hours, there wi

jaffrey at 33. we'll have clouds on the increase this evening as well as overnight tonight from this the next couple of days. rain moving into new england. the first batch of rain arrives around lunch time tomorrow through the afternoon and then another batch of rain on the way for wednesday afternoon and after that i think most cities and towns, some beneficial rain will add up between one and two inches of rain by the time it winds down late wednesday night and thursday morning. tonight dry, temperatures between 30 and 36. tomorrow a good idea for the rain gear. not so much for the morning commute but more so midday and certainly tomorrow afternoon. at 7:00 a.m. some but you do notice temperatures tomorrow morning in the lower 30's and i think there will be some left over cold air in the worcester hills, the normally stubborn areas where there may be a little bit of patchy, freezing drizzle not to say it's widespread or heavy because it won't be. it will just be patchy, freezing drizzle possible e

jaffrey, 34. this is a chilly day of we didn't make it out of the high pressure is the reason we had sunshine. with a high over here in pennsylvania that puts new england on the cool side of high pressure but on the backside that's where air moves out of new england. they reach 60's for much of the afternoon, even right now grown by at 58, detroit 60. cincinnati at 54. and that milder air streams into new england after a chilly morning. temperaturn to middle 30's. your morning commute will feature lots of sunshine by 9:00 a.m. the numbers are into the 40's. election day weather no weather issue sunshine all day long. clear skies tomorrow evening. milder tomorrow afternoon. temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the upper 50's to the low 60's. >> anchor: coming up changes coming of a frightening encounter for these two boston police officers. >> anchor: plus, a familiar feel for the bruins. what's behind their struggles on i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in t

south shore, plymouth at 40 degrees of hyannis 44, fitchburg at 44, jaffrey at 39. chilly november day. we had lots of sunshine. even though it's nowlied compared to earlier this fall and certainly in the summertime but this time of year you take upset. high pressure coming out of pennsylvania, we'll drift across new england overnight tonight so a cold night tonight. as the area of high pressure positions itself southeast of nantucket during the day tomorrow, that will set up a southwesterly breeze and that will grab some of this milder air and begin to pull it up into new england. it won't be quite this warm here. that's appealing. atlanta at 70. focus on the upper 50's and low 60's. that's what's coming at us tomorrow afternoon. nice, no will a high about 54 so way below that to that tomorrow. tonight mostly clear, chilly, temperatures between 27 and 38. the morning commute will feature clear conditions then mostly sunny skies once the sun is up. but it will be cold early in the day tomorrow. the difference between this morning and tomorrow morning is that as you

that is not the case in the ongoing, especially north of jaffrey and the higher elevations. there have been a couple of inches that have already fallen and accumulated. low-pressure continues to pinwheel on top of us. behind it, the cold northwest air. today, temperatures plummeted through the afternoon. we are all in the 30's at the moment. of the state because of the low-pressure. overnight, temperatures will fall in the 20's north, low 30's concord and salem. most of us should fall below freezing overnight. any rain left over will change to snow. there will be continued snow showers, especially along these higher elevations east of the upper valley and in northern new the ocean. tomorrow, it will be an elevation thing in the northern part of the state. southern areas might see sunshine. we will have snow shower action up north so the accumulation will grow in these areas throughout monday into tuesday. if you are traveling tuesday for the holiday, it looks great in central and southern new hampshire. northern areas, still ongoing snow happening. it is indicative of where

mid 20s from plymouth, had a am ham -- new hampshire back to jaffrey. 24 in orange, 30 in fitsburg. the upper 20s in bedford, 45 in marsh field. we are milder from parts of the south shore back to the cape because of the breeze keeping the temperature up and the atmosphere mixed up a we also have some ocean-effect clouds in the mid and outer cape. the rest of us enjoying clear skies. zoom out the view, nothing going on to the north, west, south. we've got a big storm out to the south and east over the ocean. we don't have to worry about that. the high pressure fair weather will provide us with a beautiful day today. tomorrow the high breeze. a gorgeous election day, bright sunshine a light wind, literally no weather-related issues. can't use that as an excuse not to vote. wednesday we start to see the front approach. what that will mean is a couple of spotty showers wednesday morning, some clouds as well. the front crosses the region, so late in the day the wind takes over, drags in cooler air but brings in clearing. the greatest risk of a few showers wednesday is during the t to be

jaffrey and orange in the low to le we have lots of clear sky. a fair amount of clouds earlier today. they have since moved out of here. high pressure off to the west. there's a storm off shore. that stays off shore. high pressure takes it from here. that moves to northern new england overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. although you notice out here through the western part of the nation much colder out there. that's a storm taking shape. changes for new england towards the end of the weekend. >> anchor: also on 7 workers getting into a bucket of trouble in cambridge. putting up christmas lights in a park there when their lift jammed. john cocoa with a closer look. >> reporter: a happy ending to a holiday mishap when an electrical worker is rescued after getting stranded stringing christmas lights. >> i blew a got stuck up there. >> reporter: his crew tried to figure out what to do. >> told him to shut down his truck. i got down from my truck and tried to lower him manually from the controls on the platform of the truck. it wouldn't wo

places like keen and jaffrey could be seeing flurries. as far as for the rest of the evening. i don't expect temperatures to budge. low 40s from boston to norwood. worcester county we're talking close to the freezing mark of 32 degrees. 34 in worcester. sometimes you can get icing even freezing on bridges and over passes and in higher terrain. icy spots are possible into the overnight hours and into tomorrow early in the morning. something that we need to pay attention to. overnight tonight the areas of drizzle and possibly isolated areas of freezing drizzle. 35 to 42 generally speaking for our overnight lows. tomorrow a boost in the temperatures as we top out in the mid 40s to low 50s. continue for us. how long does it last? and how much rain are we talking when all is said and done? more to come in my extended forecast. >> anchor: the chaos started. shoppers in new hampshire lining up for the best bargains of the season. that's certainly the hope. not all stores have opened doors just yet. >> anchor: that hasn't stopped hundreds from getting a jump start on holiday list. >>

jaffrey feels like 19. r in southern canada this morning. it's not going to move overnight and tomorrow. what you see is what you get. i don't think we'll have a repeat of last night and this morning where we had snow showers in the metro. temps in the upper 20s. morning commute layer up it's more like a wintry morning in mid to late december with mostly sunny skies. the temperatures will be in the 20s and 30s. the roads are dry. if wednesday is your travel day we'll talk about that in a few minutes. ; now to president elect trump's transition to the white house. >> our transition team is working smoothly efficiently and effectively. truly great and talented men and women patriots indeed are brought in and many will be part of our government. >> anchor: the president elect's transition team releasing that video a few hours ago which outlines some of policy plans for 100 days in office. meetings between the president elect and members of his administration. >> reporter: kim, the transition team says president elect trump is ahead of the pace

into the new hampshire, north and west of the worcester area from keene, jaffrey, new hampshire, you have the potential for slick roads. use caution. we're seeing on the radar now, a live sweep of the radar, light freezing rain falling out in this area. it's just rain, but the temperatures are near the freezing mark. so it could freeze on contact. down in the cape this morning it's near the freezing mark as well but you can see all that moisture way off to the north and west. this initial batch is coming on through. the main event here is back across pennsylvania and this will come with much warmer temperatures as we get into the afternoon. so the rain really gets started near lunchtime through the afternoon as temperatures climb through the 40's into the low 50's by 5:00 p.m. here's the timeline through the morning hours. lunchtime. as we head into the afternoon, yes, rain at times, and there will be downpours. you can see the yellow showing up south of the pike. the evening commute is going to be a wet one. roads mainly dry this morning. let's get you out there right now. we have i

[ cheers ] >> reporter: and jaffrey says last offseason bryant came to las vegas to hang out and relax a little bit. he's hoping for the time he can come back and celebrate this major win but at this point, bryant a little busy. sergio avila, news 3. back to you. >> we're all welling up with pride. >>> news 3 is your weather authority. kevin janison joins us with a look outside. it's been downright nice. continue for at least a week, probably two. check out the numbers. 81 degrees for a high temperature. 8 above normal. about 5 from the record. however, we started to think, the record for the most 80-degree days ever in november is 8. that's been since 1949. today we had the first one. we have a string coming our way. also been watching the skies, especially around the edges of arizona trying to move in this direction. they aren't having much luck. there you can see those in laughlin. i don't think we'll get a lot here in town. look how spotless the sky was today. looking from the east side and beyond, crystal clear. 78 degrees right now. bermuda and warm springs, only a 4-mile-an-hour

yesterday we started off in the mid 40s, and 23 this morning in orange, jaffrey, 25?. boston, mid 30s. but still a chillier start for us below the average lows. 48 in worcester, norwood, 43?, and tomorrow's temperatures, 60? weather's we head to the polls and 63 in boston with mostly sunny skies. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> coming up next, we turned clocks back on sunday. but are you feeling a little groggy? how to break that cycle after ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine,

the wind picked up so we're in the 40's north and west, dropping down to 42 in jaffrey and 40's to around 50 to the south of us. these will be the temperatures early tomorrow starting out in the 30's and low 40's. look at these temperatures, even now it's still quite mild all the way to cincinnati and tomorrow so that is the good news there. a little cooler on the cape or theinds will be out of the noh but a beautiful y for most. what a change has occurred out west, you see a ribbon of snow out there, so that heavy like around rapid t cell decoder, and a lot of wind as well. they have both winter storm warning and blizzard warnings and if that -- that part of the country. a whole different ballgame here, i pressure and control friday. saturday still looks like a pretty decent da cs will a east and close to the coast line before the day is out, and eventually from the west as well. mainly clear tomorrow, a golden day around here, a bonus day for this time of year. there are the clouds on that are eventually clouds from the west. when the cold air is set to arrive sunday, there could be a r

notice jaffrey and laconia, all in the low to mid 30's now reporting some fog. with temperatures at or below freezing and some fog, that is a recipe for black ice. watch for that especially in northern and western new hampshire between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning. cleveland and then it turns more wintry back to the west. and what about a changeover from rain to snow in spots on sunday. tom: fire crews are still working to fully contain the covered bridge in the north country. the u.s. forest service says the fire is about 70% contained. fire crews will work through the weekend to control the burned out area and make sure there are national forest. the cause is still unknown. shelley: an arrest moore and will be issued for a salem woman who suffered a drug overdose in a massachusetts dollar store. heartbreaking video shows the woman's young daughter trying to wake her mother. mandy mcgowen did not show up for a court hearing in court. tom: phillips exeter academy has been ordered to reimburse the a sexual relationship with another student. a jury found in favor

here's starting to cool off lower 50s orange toward nashua and jaffrey. in northern new england temps in the upper 40s to around 50. we've had colder mornings this fall. 44 to 47. we were in the 50s this morning. a lot of clouds but no rain. partly cloudy skies by 9 a.m. that adds a chill to the air. we will talk about that in your 5 days to go. >> on the cusp of something that's so amazing. >> are you ready to vote. >> anchor: it's a spring to the finish in the race for the white house. >> anchor: and certainly a mad dash for both candidates. taking a different approach. donald trump stepping up the ground game. get to dan hausle with more on the trump campaign. candidate makes the campaign home stretch a family affair. wife melania giving a speech this afternoon in battle ground pennsylvania. >> this is not an ordinary campaign. it is a movement. [cheering] >> a movement in which people feel included inspired and involved. >> reporter: donald trump in the battle ground states of north carolina in jacksonville trump warning people of new reports saying i

jaffrey 39. nantucket at 46. out of new england though it was a nice warm day. we are heading for the 60s. when you go from the 40s into the 60s and 70s there's weather to be had. clouds and showers and storps. these fronts warm and cold they generate all the clouds and the showers as do the storms. as the front moves through new england overnight tonight there will be clouds out there. no rain from those clouds. tomorrow is a mild day. temps tomorrow afternoon head for the middle and upper 60s. day. band of rain late in the day thursday evening. that's tied to a cold front. we are also back into november chill. for tonight not as cold. temps between 40 and 46. tomorrow is a milder day. temps tomorrow morning will be in the 40s. as we work through the day the numbers reach the mid and upper 60s. again tomorrow 65. merrimac valley upper 60s. barry at 65. out to the cape edgar town at 61. so there's tomorrow for you. thursday morning sun clouds number the afternoon. rain does arrive late in the day on thursday. not until 4 or 5:00 from that cold front. it will be

. >> reporter: jaffrey played ball with kris and they celebrated last night. >> to get to watch a friend be part of the game and be part of history. that was shi >> there's those kids that you see there's something extra special in there. >> reporter: tom wagner is a friend of the bryant family. >> it's all good. >> reporter: wagner says las vegas has made more of a name for itself in the baseball community in recent years. a new road wagner says was paved by bryce harper. >> there is a lot of talent here and there will be a lot more coming up in the next few showed us an old photo group, where seven players now play professional bauble. -- ball. >> not everybody understand that las vegas is a very good baseball town. >> and the cubs have finally won it all! >> reporter: and he says last season, bryant came home to las vegas to just relax a little bit. he's looking forward to coming back this time sohe celebrate that world series win. sergio avila, news 3. >> pretty cool. >>> an indiana man spent the night in a cemetery last night. wayne williams promised his dad they would listen to the

jaffrey sitting at 34. overnight tonight not really expecting those temperatures to drop to freezing. fog will be with you, mid 40s to low 30s and the clouds stick with us tomorrow as well. so it's a damp and dreary day ahead of you, if you are headed out black friday deals you'll need the hood or perhaps umbrella but temperatures getting closer to average for this time of year. mid who's to even low 50s that could be in store for you, as temperatures warm and we work through the timeline you will notice that the snowfall and rain/snow line is going to retreat far into central and northern new england and we're just left with the little green blobs. that would indicate late rain showers and some drizzle that stick around on again and off again throughout the day tomorrow. possibly again on saturday as well. but this is not a lot of moisture that is in the atmosphere that we can take advantage of so it's not a lot of rain on the way. .1 of an inch to a quarter of an inch wide spread is what we can counseled

50 in jaffrey, as warm air is beginning to creep in from the south and west. to near 50 at the coast. that's due to the water temperature, look at that ocean temperature at 51 degrees. manchester 40, the warmest time of the day so far. so anything falling out of the cloud cover is primarily rain, there are a few isolated pockets up north, dealing with a bit of freezing rain, but for the most part it's wet out there and the back end is a another one begins to take shape to our south, you can see it around memphis, tennessee with heavy downpours, that will be in here tomorrow night. we'll have more in a few minutes. jennifer: that weather earlier today caused slick roads, and tonight authorities say that led to the death of a driver who lost control and slid into some due to a number of crashes. suzanne roantree is live in meredith now with the details. reporter: the freezing rain came in about 7:30 this morning, up north. and that's basically the time of rush hour up there as well. emergency crews responded to over 30 accidents in both directions on 93 between

right now 30's and 40's the city at 44, norwood 31, jaffrey, orange upper 20's. that might pose a bit of an issue for a few hours early tomorrow morning from our storm which only will send us clouds overnight tonight. temperatures actually will climb back into the low 30's by early tomorrow morning. storm system right here though has a lot going for it. a lot of energy. showers and downpours, even severe thunderstorms in the deep south and reports of tornados this afternoon in iowa. not concerned about severe weather but tomorrow a weaker area of low pressure breaks away from the mother ship and that will send a batch of rain at us tomorrow afternoon, then we'll shut it down tomorrow night and a secondary at us wednesday afternoon. then the next two days it's not looking periods of rain patchy drizzle tomorrow morning and again for most of us the temperatures are in the low to middle 30's but there will be some left over cold air in tease locations here and in those locations it's possible there could be patchy freeze and drizzle. i don't want to overplay this bu

down nearly a mile or lower in places like jaffrey. conquered, all the way down the merrimack valley. the of yourself some extra time if you are traveling. steady rain and snow showers are gone but back to our west, another match moving in from the great lakes. approaches tomorrow. early to mid afternoon. little precipitation. very little in the brakes of sun. will we get more sunshine on sunday? shelley: the manchester mother of two children police say were living in filthy conditions as now facing child endangerment charges. samantha grenier was arraigned on charges today. on charges today. the father of the children was the home, they found the children in unsanitary and unsafe conditions. with human and animal species scattered threat the home. tonight, local near police have arrested a man in connection to a burglary. elmont and look on you please are investigating -- belmont and laconia police are investigating burglaries. him in possession of a stolen dealer license plate. >> while he was conducting an investigation on that vehi

overall the forecast looking pretty good this afternoon. 56 in boston. 50 in worcester. 46 in jaffrey, new hampshire. get, an active breeze. especially towns close to the mass pike and south, notably cooler versus what we had yesterday, but all in all it does look good. cool weekend forecast. temperatures a couple degrees either side of 50. mainly dry forect. weekend. even much of next week. more on that seven-day forecast as "today in new england" starts right now. >> kris: now at 5:00, the harvard men's season ending early after a vulgar tradition was exposed. >> sarah: breaking overnight, police investigating a deadly crash in waltham. a pedestrian killed while walking down a busy highway. >> kris: it's getting crowded in the granite state. presidential campaigns crisscrossing each other in new >> sarah: new this morning, a special honor for the doctors credited with saving the lives of two boston police officers who were shot on the job. >> this is 7news "today in new england." ism good friday morning, everybody. welcome. we made it. i'm sarah french. >> kris: and you're smiling e

temperatures it in mid-30s in worcester. 34 degrees in jaffrey. with those higher terrains, we're looking at the potential

jaffrey at 30 degrees. it's quite cold, especially when you stack it up against last week. those temps are this is the enemy today. winds out of the west examine northwest gusting 30, 35 miles an hour, gusts to 37 miles an hour in boston. worcester gusting to 30 miles an hour and the peak wind gusts through the day have been impressive. over 40 miles an hour. that's why we have the wind advisory still in effect until 6:00 this evening. this whole peak gust of 54 miles an hour. you can see the shading of tan here. that's where we have the winds anticipated to stay gusty through the he will evening to the teens and the 20s. look at this. feels like 17 in worcester. feels like 24 here in town. plymouth it feels like 25 all because of that powerhouse storm, that blasted portions of new york and western new england with snow yesterday. still creating the lake-effect snow today. we've seen a few flurries this afternoon. skies will be mostly clear tonight, another cold, windy day tomorrow. we'll detail that and your holiday travel forecast as well in a few minutes. >> former massa

jaffrey at 47. where you have the warmer air you also have some wind. wind gusting along the caught shore upwards of 25-30 so you have a windy evening on the cape. once the rain winds down, then i think the winds will settle down as well. here is the back edge of the steady rainfall. coming into the berkshires, leftover showers albany but as you travel even farther west clouds. and we'll have that later on this evening with partial clearing occurring after midnight with patchy fog, temperatures generally in the mid and upper 40s although they may jump to back to the 40s by early tomorrow morning. this will be our batch of rain that we focus on for tomorrow afternoon. here is where it is right now. arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, eventually alabama. this works up the eastern seaboard tomorrow. so we start tomorrow with clouds. maybe a peek or two of sun early in the day but grab the rain gear because rain arrives midday and tomorrow evening's commute also slowed down because of rain. cool and raw. temperatures thursday, morning clouds. sun in here thur

jaffrey at 36 and on the cape and the islands chatham at 44 as well. now, thursday, thanksgiving, cloudy skies. there will be a little bit of light snow and flurry activity thursday morning. i think what will happen we'll see pockets of drizzle thursday afternoon with temperatures in the mid and upper 30s, here is the timeline on thursday noticing all the clouds. not much in the way of snow. again it will be a narrow ribbon of patchy flurries that will come out of new york state and graze southern new england as it fades away by lunchtime on features clouds then you notice green blobs showing up thursday evening so i think we're talking about some light rain although there may be a couple of colder pockets of air. this would be in the form of patchy freezing drizzle along and north of route 2 thursday evening. the snowfall potential on thursday morning a coating for a lot of us especially west of interstate 95 and some of the higher elevations including the berkshires up wards of an inch possible and those locations they picked up betwn snow. then in t

at notice jaffrey is still only 48 and we will hold pretty steady the next few hours. notice some patches of clouds north and west of town. we will have these clouds then on out. the air is just flowing out of canada. it is cooler, but drive. a huge area of low pressure. the winds will start to die down after sunset under clear skies. overnight hours, the winds dying off, it's a chilly night ahead. we will be in the upper 20's and her coolest suburbs and even boston will be in the mid-it 40's. a lot of lower 50's, even upper we have clear skies to start saturday morning. very limited moisture. here in southern new england, a few clouds in the afternoon. along the coastline, take a look. northerly winds, and it does generate some clouds. away from the coastline. especially kit god, coming up on sunday. back to bright sunshine on monday. -- especially cape caught, coming up on sunday. if you did not take advantage of early voting and are planning on heading out election day, the weather looks good. we should touch 60 degrees on tuesday afternoon. so, mild for election da

jaffrey at 42. worcester 44. out on the cape and the islands the numbers near 50 degrees. thursday, morning clo mid 50s. friday and saturday, as well as sunday partly sunny. low 40s monday clouds and there could be a couple of snow flurries on monday morning. see you at 5:30. >> adam: on-line shoppers cashing in on a day of deals, cybermonday setting a sales record. >> kim: then at 6:00 going over the game. tom brady's son weighing in on his dad's performance fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. >> adam: another hour of 7 news is straight ahead. i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5 pock starts now. >> ryan: breaking news in lawrence, a firefighter hurt battling a big fire. >> jadiann: police on the search for a suspect accused of stealing

but you've jaffrey at 44 then back to the area of high pressure, where they've sunshine today, temperatures made it close to 60 degrees. so is that on the move. that will be here tro off. cloudy skies. mild with temperatures holding in the 40s and low to middle 50s, tomorrow morning when you head out the front door there will be a lot of clouds. there may be pockets of drizzle and mist but it won't be cold and raw. temperatures will be near 50 degrees. skies will clear out. sunshine tomorrow afternoon. temperature itself tomorrow middle and upper 50s, close to 60 degrees, boston 59. tomorrow afternoon. conditions. tomorrow morning will feature cloudy skies. fitchburg at 59. worcester at 57. and on the cape and the islands clearing throughout the afternoon. chatham 56. we've another king tide to deal with tomorrow. there is one midnight tonight but it's a foot lower than the one we dealt with today. it will be a foot lower compared to tomorrow with the king tide happening tomorrow about noon. plan on similar conditions where shore roads briefly unindated with water. rest of the week features

jaffrey at 45 but here is the milder air. temperatures you move out of new england, warming dramatically. detroit at 74. cincinnati at 73. you go from 40s to 70's usually going to go through some weather system or storm. but not tonight. here is the warm front. it is the lead edge ever milder air. when you look at warm fronts sometimes you find bags of mixed precipitation but not tonight. a few clouds out not as cold. partly cloudy skies. low temperatures 40-46. those will be the temperatures early tomorrow morning when you are heading out the front door about 7:00 in the morning so you will notice it's not bitterly cold out here. through the day tomorrow, mix of clouds and sunshine. wardrobe more like october than november with temperatures tomorrow 63-68. norwood, attell blow make a run up near 70 as does much of the merrimack. fitchburg 67. partly to mostly sunny skies. chatham around 60. nantucket at 61. thursday, a mix of clouds and sunshine early. but clouds will take over by afternoon. it's a mild day but that rain dro

orange, jaffrey, keene. notice where the moisture is. it is back to the west. it's going to take a while to move back in. if you're in this area, you need to be extra careful as we could have slippery conditions developing. heavier rain to the west with a lot of warm air. it's going to take all da we'll start in the 30's, head into the 40's this afternoon. from 10:00 a.m. right through the afternoon, we are talking about periods of rainfall. the full timeline on that is just ahead. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside starting things off with a check of the pike. that's eastbound to the top of the screen. let's go maps and check the rest of your ride. not too bad heading into boston. we have overnight construction left over on the expressway left by the o'neill tunnel. that will be gone in the next 20 construction wrapping up on 93 north by route 24. one other project also in the final stages, 128 by highland ave. over to route 9. as you head north, no problems. 93 looking good out of methuen. overall, not a bad ride.

jaffrey 29. 28 at orange. down in new bedford. so a lot of frost in a lot of areas. boston may barely possible avoid it in the city. even if you do just immediately around the city it will be frostly to start your day tomorrow. we start a nice temperature comeback. there's a lot of warmth in the middle of the country. i'll leet let you know how long we will have that. ed: a demonstration outside a canton school. it's a special needs day and residential school. the only one in the country that still uses controversial electroshock therapy on students. protestors want that to stop. >> they came down here. they knew they were not allowed on property and they trespassed and 25 of them tried to get in the building themselves. >> those protestors were not ared. they were summoned to court on trespassing charges. no comment from the tonight. a gun was found in a bag from a boston student at the trodder school this morning. administrators found another weapon in the 12-year-old's bag. a call went time-out parents telling twheam happened. the school says students were never i

so is worcester with a little jaffrey, new hampshire. 1 degree away from the potential of a little bit of ice on the roads there, nothing widespread and something to keep in mind in northern worcester hills and southwestern new hampshire. we have mid and upper 40s. definitely out of the freezing zone in southeastern mass and showers in the hour-by-hour forecast. 6 a.m. temps at 41. 47 at noon. pockets of drizzle any time of the day. i am here to time it out with live drive-time traffic. >> stephanie: thank you, shiri. it is early but a lot of folks will be heading out for shopping south of the pike. no delays on the expressway. the pike itself is running smoothly. if you were taking the pike, i want to let you know you have 30 more minutes to get free coffee at all of those service plazas. north of the pike looking good. 93 southbound is moving smoothly. if you were taking the expressway, ten minutes from mass pike. 93 south from the leverett connector. 19 minutes and sailing on 128. just 11 minutes from university ave to the weston tolls. >>> coming up on 4:32 this morning. sad breaki

north of town, fitchburg and 52 and jaffrey at 48. tomorrow's weather system is a cold front, and it will come into new england about midday tomorrow bringing the mild air into the northeast. temperatures are up near 60 degrees tomorrow by lunchtime. the start of the weekend is quite chilly. we talk about that as well as the rest of the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> sky 7 over a serious crash in lawrence. several cars crashed on 495 south today shutting down all the lanes. police rerouted the traffic. if you drive in the area, expect at least a 30-minute delay. see the damage to this white van and another car with the roof ripped off. there's no word how many people were injured and what their >>> police search for a suspect in born after a girl was attacked after she was walking to a bus stop this morning. police say the man grabbed her from behind and threw her to the ground. >> if it hadn't been for the actions of a good samaritan the outcome could have been worse. we're live in born with the latest on the investigation an

worcester and orange with the thickest fog right now up through jaffrey, new hampshire and out to the connecticut river valley. something to keep in mind overnight tonight i think we're going to keep the fog an. there is so much moisture down near the surface at this point it feels like you are walking threw a cloud. temperatures are in the upper 40's, boston stretching down through providence, rhode island. new bedford saying at 48. 41 in worcester and fitchburg so again not concerned about any of this moisture freezing on the surfaces overnight tonight. the wettest of the weather for today is sliding offshore. you can see that weak wave right there bringing some light nantucket, but for the rest of us there is still misty and drizzly and foggy through the overnight hours. we'll run through the time line here keeping the cloud cover in place through most of the day tomorrow although we may be able to squeak out a few peeks of sunshine. you see those light showers that try to approach. this system is well offshore, but it does throw some rain in our direction and that is mainly south

jaffrey 46. had a lot of clouds this morning, finally they broke apart. packed their bags and headed out. that is the case, hold on to mostly clear sky. a few clouds around the south coast and the cape. a big batch of clouds well offshore but it stays offshore thanks to high pressure over pennsylvania. that works up into new england during the day tomorrow. farther west this becomes our next weather system. this will wind up to become the high plains. dakotas as well as portion was minnesota. 6-12 inches of snow. there are signs switz beginning to reveal. in terms of what this means for us, this portion of the storm, a cool front, which then becomes a cold front, that will swing up into new england for the second part of the weekend but out ahead of that system it'll push another bubble of mild air up into new england tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow into the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, looks good. cool, lows 34-42. tomorrow lots of sunshine. a few afternoon clouds around. but it's mild. 56-62. north wind at 5-10 miles-an-hour. at times the wind may be

mid-30s in worcester. 33 in jaffrey. as we get further to our northwest, we have the potential for slippery spots out on the road, especially in the higher terrain areas where the surface is below freezing. so a glaze possible if you're traveling out that way. we also have some fog to contend with. new bedford looking at visibility under three miles. that's going to mix out for us by the mid-morning hours. if not a little later for some spots. we are not going to have much in terms of wind. so as we warm up to temperatures right around average for this comfortable. we're not dealing with breezy condition, but we keep that cloud cover and the chance for moisture throughout the day. >> sarah: right now black friday boom. it's on, everybody. shoppers packing into malls across the country searching for huge deals. we're taking a live look at the crowds at the north shore mall in peabody. the holiday shopping season kicks enter high gear, of course, today. >> i don't think people went to sleep last night. they ate and kept go

so let's go over to jaffrey by about 5:15. peterborough about 5:30. greenville about 5:30 or so as well. and light radar returns of over to freezing rain. you see those temperatures running in the upper 20s and lower 30s in this area all the way to sutton. worcester at 30 degrees. not a freezing concern there, but lower elevation, off this cold air that is draining down. 36 in boston, no ice concerns this morning. but we are waking up to clouds. and you can see right now 31 in natick. 32 in duxbury. freezing i just clouds and i am not concerned of rain coming into these areas before temperatures do rise above freezing. track that 10 a.m., in the 30s out there. still hanging around in southern new hampshire and parts of northwestern mass and above freezing and that freezing rain threat is beginning to end. now back over to boston and plymouth, middle 40s before noontime and even a few spots getting up to 50 degrees for the cape and islands by temperatures will be steady and drop a bit. heavier rain and looks to fall south coast, cape, islands today and

jaffrey at 41. gorgeous day today. lots of sunshine, granted a little bit on the chilly side early this morning. at least there was no wind out there. that is the case this evening becoming cloudy with mostly clear skies this evening and then more clouds after midnight tonight, lows between 30 and 36. it's this storm system right here taking up a lot of real storm where you have all of the cold air that's where have you snow? dakotas but on the front side rain, downpours, even some severe thunderstorms in the deep south today. not concerned about thunderstorms but just you see this big old bag of rain will work up into new england then another batch come at us on wednesday so tomorrow morning drizzle with showers developing midday, we'll have rain through the afternoon then evening commute, temperatures tomorrow for most of us most of the day in the 40's to around now that patchy morning drizzle there may be more colder pockets of air along the outer route 2 core do as well as connecticut river valley. there is a freez

now you notice bedford and nashua, jaffrey, orange, already down into the lower third 30's fall into the 20's then start slowly climbing back into the lower 30's to around 30 early tomorrow morning but for tonight it's dry becoming cloudy. in advance of our next storm system which is over here and it is a rain maker. in fact it's producing some severe weather across portions of the south. even in iowa a few reports of tornados this evening in iowa. yeah, so this system has a lot going for it. we're not advertising severe weather in new england. but for tomorrow morning drizzle and then rain arrives tomorrow afternoon and it will be the first of two days of rain with temperatures between 46 and 51. a southeast wind around five to 15 miles per hour. there is likely to be stubborn left over cold air in the nooks and crannies of southern new england if you will along the route 2 corridor in this pink shading. so there is a freezing drizzle advisory, nothing significant or widespread but it doesn't take much to turn those roads into a skating rink so there may be a drizzle early tomorrow

fitchburg and jaffrey, orange in the upper 30s. worcester up a feet, so a little warmer than the neighborhoods. clear skies right now. you see this gray coloring, those are clouds from a storm well off shore. normally we wouldn't care, but these clouds are banging up and heading toward the cape. eventually they'll work toward metro boston. tonight clouds on the increase, 45 to 33. tomorrow clouds and sun with most of the sunshine the further west you travel, back through the 495 corridor, the worcester hills. north and south shore, city of boston, a lot of clouds. middle and upper 50s further inland. no wind. sunny not so much. a cold front barrels through new england. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> tonight on 7, hit by a minivan and left behind. a woman run down in a crosswalk crash. >> adam: tonight chelsea police are looking for this minivan. it may be easier to spot than you think. officers they are two unique clues to look for on the vehicle. chelsea with more. >> no arrests made in the hit-and-run that happen

jaffrey at 41. hyannis at 43. the air is we'll have clear skies this evening then skies will cloud over after midnight tonight. 30 to 36 and you notice those temperatures right around 32 for some of you northern worcester county. there may be a little bit of patchy freeze and drizzle from this weather system right here, again, this is predominantly a rain maker. it is a rain maker for everyone inside 495 certainly metro boston. but it's the first of two batches of rain. the first one comes at us tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. then we get a break on wednesday low pressure by the way this is the mother ship over here. so these little smaller areas of low pressure with their rain move across southern new england with some ben racial rain so i think when it's all said and done thursday morning we may end up with between one and two inches of rain. then we get the sunshine back on thursday afternoon. it will be mild as well but not tomorrow. kind of cool and raw with that rain in the afternoon. 7:00 tomorrow mo

look at how quickly it has gotten so cold, though. 27 in orange. 30 jaffrey. a little bit above freezing in bedford and fitchburg as well as norwood, taunton, a good deal of freezing. the skies now have become mostly clear and could stay that way right the night. winds have become light over the interior. that is why temperatures have dropped off quickly. in boston. it will level 30's or so before we start to climb with clouds coming in as well. these are temperatures overnight to start the day tomorrow. remember, chely in the early soccer game so make sure they are dressed warm. they got the in pi early feel toll the air tomorrow. then he thunrize are is the latest of the entire year. rein intoer we turn the clocks tomorrow might and talk the rest of the weekend and things you need to know about sunday. >> commitment 201. heavy turnout really. officials say, one in four bay state voters cast their approximately los in the early voting. that's about a million voters! but as we head toward election day on tuesday, possible security threats are becoming a growin

jaffrey coming in at 33 degrees. tomorrow morning we'll wake up to temperatures in the 20's up minority and in the 30's in the southern tier of the state. there's a small chance of mountain snow showers but other than that it's sunny with a few temperatures will be comforting to low and even mid who's in central and southern new hampshire. coming up, we do have another shot of actually some very heavy rainfall as we get into the workweek. i'll show you when that hits coming up. cherise: hayley, thank you. tonight sorrow and celebration are filling streets in the wake of the death of fidel castro. right now cuba is in a nine-day state of mourning. events in the small island are shut down as the nation comes to terms with its first days without the in little havana, miami, joyful demonstrations and cheers continue to flood the streets. and as jim ryan reports from miami, castro's death has unleashed a torrent of mixed emotions. jim: in havana tears for the people of cuba, he was everything says this man. in miami, chee

currently on the cool side. 30 in jaffrey. 34 in fitchburg. and part of the reason is whef you get clear skies and calm winds, temperatures just tumble as soon as the sun sets. that's the case. winds are a lot lighter now than they were earlier in the day when we were getting guests of 20 to 25mph. skies are fairly clear. we're kind of in between two systems. there's the front that brought us a little rain and the cloud cover yesterday. maker. another little weak frontal boundary just making it into new york. with that, you do see a few clouds and a few sprinkles. so that will bring the clouds back into here as we head enter tomorrow. so tomorrow won't be quite as bright and sunny as it was out there today. maybe not as dry. the green areas will be areas likely to see rain. this is not a washout by any means. just a sprinkle or two here or. there really not expecting any measurable rain whatsoever. don't let this slight chance for overall the day looks pretty good. evening hours i think will be dry. best chance for any sprinkles, if we see the

most mild air still remaining in manchester and at the coast where we are still in the 50's. 40's in jaffrey and keene. with the wind moving around a little bit bottoming out. clear skies across the area. maybe some fairweather clouds through the day. other than that, it has been spectacular. bright, sunny skies. the trend of clear skies will continue because we have a huge area of high pressure off toward the west. you see nothing all the way back toward the twin cities and beyond. weather. overnight tonight, temperatures in the upper 20's and 30's. 32 in concord. 36 in manchester. 37 in salem. some of the coldest spots will be plymouth into littleton and berlin. . here is tomorrow morning. for the kids at the bus stop, a good idea to have the heavy coat with cool temperatures. ey southern communities make it into the low 60's tomorrow afternoon. bright and sunny and warmer than today. tuesday is when things start to change. we will probably see some sunshine to begin the day. the clouds fill in quickly. rain may start to fill in from the south to the north as early as lunchtime in the far

in jaffrey, below a mile visibility. concord, into manchester. temperatures in the 50's rochester and portsmouth. the rain showers will be off and on through the rest of the day. scattered areas of drizzle possible. this is noontime. it is mostly cloudy. once we get to about 5:00, 6:00 in the evening, when you are commuting home, if you look up, you might be able to see the moon. skies will clear out a little bit. in the north country, showers may linger. passing clouds. one of those days where at least the sun tries to break on through. but much more sunshine anticipated once we get into friday. today, showery, drizzly, cloudy. i know. temperatures in the 50's. wind out of the north now, that it will shift to be out of the west, about five miles per hour. in plymouth, visibility is good, or at least better. we still have showers coming down. here is your weekend planner. on saturday, sunki pleasant. in the 50's, close to 60. on sunday, it will be cloudy, rainy. evening and overnight hours, we may have some showers mixing with snow. a big event g