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jason brewer is in the weather center. jason, still a chance of rain out there today. >> jason brewer: yeah, we've seen the clouds build in overnight. we're waking in with a couple of showers. that front stalled to our south and acting as a focus for a few of these showers, mainly right along the south coast and the islands where that chance will showers, beginning to move closer to here, on the south side of the vineyard, showers coming through. oak bluffs is try but east tisbury seeing the showers come by. right now a couple of sprinkles in southern new hampshire. go forward in town. best chance to see the rain, cape and islands here through the morning. and then as we head through the afternoon, we'll have a better chance from the pike northward spot showers. they're passing by. not lasting all day. don't change plans. you see the temperatures and the clouds on shore wind today in the 70s and 80s, gone are the 90s. but the taste of summer not out of here yet. but tell you when it does move out straight ahead. >> jason: a

fox 25's meteorologist jason brewer in the weather center. jason. >> jason: give me some 70s. >> jason: i'm a snow lover. not going to get a whole lot of sympathy from this one. temperatures in the 40s, yeah, it's fresh, maybe have to turn the heater on. just depends. might have the windows open too. totally where your blood is at. visible, do have dense fog around, norwood, also keen and the vineyard, that's already lifting. now that the sun is up, won't last more than an hour or so. in the greater boston area today, how about 70s, there you go, jason, a sweater in the morning but 72 by noontime today. by tomorrow, a little warmer, a little more humid tomorrow shower maybe even a were to moving in on sunday. i'm talking about this straight ahead. >> a woman sexual assaulted by walking her dog. and this morning, police still looking for the man responsible. >> fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live in easton where this assault happened and the woman says this man came up from behind her. >> reporter: yeah, actually, at this hour, police are still

we will get back to that storm in a few seconds, but first jason brewer is watching that storm and what it means for our labor day plan. >> jason: all is not lost. start off nice and over the weekend keep close tabs on nice and quiet but hermine slamming florida, georgia, south carolina now. it will be emerging off of the north carolina coast on saturday afternoon. then it is going to be hanging out to our south over the course of the rest of our holiday weekend and even into next week. and so with that storm to our south, we are going to have rip currents. we will have rough surf. could get win and rain and too early to tell how much on that, but we will be ironing that out so i encourage to you check that out with our holiday plan. lower humidity. that humidity continues tomorrow. late sunday into monday, the rain risk arrives and from the south to the north. temperatures will be in the 70s coming up this holiday weekend. i have got much more coming up. julie has a look at traffic. julie things looking pretty good. the first slow spot on the expressway right after morrissey boulevard

fox25's jason brewer is tracking its course. >> jason: absolutely. right now hermine is headed into florida headed our direction. i will tell you what it means for your weekend plans and any direct impacts we can feel. >>> plus, a community mourning the loss of a beloved town figure details of that tragedy that claimed her life. complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. julie good morning and happy friday. it is 4:30 on september 2, i am julie grauert. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. hurricane hermine is moving through florida florida as we speak. the first hurricane to hit the state in more than a decade and projected to move right up the coast. this is a live look at

let's get right over to our storm tracker weather center right now to find meteorologist jason brewer standing by with the rain moving in, jason. >> jason: right now i am watching hermine to the south. it will stay just off of our coastline but building the seas. we are seeing the dangerous rip currents a 70-mile-per-hour winds in there. it is moving northward and getting closer to our coast and it is actually going to bend back to the west as we get into tomorrow. so the good news is, i do expect some weakening of this that will encounter cooler water and looks like it will stay just offshore and move away late in the week. let's focus on right now. there is nantucket. the rain, the heavier showers 20 miles away from that island. so over the next hour and a half, we will begin to see nantucket. and you can see the thunderstorm warnings in effect for the cape, the island and out coast and seeing wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. a look hour by hour at 7 a.m., a look at some of the stronger showers come ashore. a couple of tropical storm gusts on nantucket spreading from the vineyard

. >> catherine: a few showers return but meteorologist jason brewer is in the fox25 stormtracker weather center with some fall-like temperatures. jason. >> jason: they are on the way, catherine and jason. the first full day of fall upon us out. i am tracking this front. the rain in northern new england this morning and i have seen seen a couple of sprinkles in southern new hampshire and most of us will wake up dry. leaving concord and manchester heading to portsmouth. the forecast is warm around the greater boston area up 80 to 84 degrees. the clouds will 40%. futuredallas and look at the timing of that. the weekend in view, sunshine returning and breezy and cool conditions. chilly nights ahead too. i have got more on that in just a bit. >>> a check of the roads on your early friday morning right now. take a look at your map. plenty of green. 123 moving fine. do you see these icons clustered on the screen and most of those are tunnel closure. tunnels. close you ares to take into account. it is very early. 128 the expressway moving fine. a look at the pike through brighton. not much getti

jason brewer is watching this storm and what it means for our labor day plans. jason? >> jason: we are checking it out. the warm front that moved through new england that dries things out for us. check it out this tropical storm. came in a as hurricane, 80-mile-per-hour winds. now 70-mile-per-hour sustained winds appear very powerful storm nonetheless making its way through the carolinas through the next 24 hours. as we get into sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday, the latest advisory national hurricane center. a large area uncertainty but what we do know, this will be stalling to our south over the weekend and potentially bringing us direct impacts as far as wind and rain but definitely bringing us rough surf and rip currents. getting out this morning, no concerns. it is nice. 50s and 60s. mid and upper 70s with humidity. the holiday weekend does no the include a chance from this. more on this straight ahead. >>> things are looking nice on the roads if you were one of expressway. route 1, 93 south moving along fine. the live drive times. 24 minutes eastbound from 49

let's get to jason brewer with a roll of temperatures out there. >> jason brewer: it's a gorgeous moon. you can see your breath. maybe that classifies as cold in septembers. upper 40s in fitchburg. new bedford at 44 degrees. we have 42 on the vineyard right now. and some of those spots that

>> jason brewer: good morning. we do have a chance for rain today and tomorrow. i'm going to time it all out. right now we have a front lifting northward. really the best chance is going to be in the islands, possibly the cape, the south coast throughout the morning. you can see they're off and on here. nantucket over to the vineyard. that's about it.

fox25's jason brewer is tracking its course. >> jason: absolutely. right now hermine is headed into florida headed our direction. i will tell you what it means for your weekend plans and any direct impacts we can feel. >>> plus, a community mourning the loss of a beloved town figure details of that tragedy that claimed her life. complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. julie good morning and happy friday. it is 4:30 on september 2, i am julie grauert. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. hurricane hermine is moving through florida florida as we speak. the first hurricane to hit the state in more than a decade and projected to move right up the coast. this is a live look at st. petersburg area this morning. jays brewer is in the weather center. you are tracking its course. >> jason: one of the most powerful bands moving through tampa bay and st. pete. the center is closer to south georgia. a hurricane advisory, 75-mile-per-hour sustained winds that is making its way north-northeast. making their way

fox25's jason brewer is in for shiri and he is in the storm tracker weather center tracking the timeline when the rain and strong winds will move in. >> jason: let's talk about it, daniel. right now hermine is down to the south and moving northward closer to us. the heavy rain is 30 miles away from nantucket at this hour. a 70-mile-per-hour storm. a powerful ocean storm with broad reaching winds outside of it. show you the up cle morning we drift throughout north and northwest at a 70-mile-per-hour storm. watch as we go forward in time. tuesday we see the weakening trend and we go back to the 50 to 45-mile-per-hour intensity. that is good news and out of here by wednesday into thursday and we are quieting things down and look at these tropical storm warnings for the south coast, cape and islands they remain in effect. wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. track that potential 7 a.m. the vineyard. that tropical storm wind spreads on to the cape. possibly the south coast as well. and look at boston. wind gusts around 30, 35 miles per hour. and it will be breezy but nothing that will do any d

meteorologist jason brewer is here as well. jason, looks like inland locations at least need to cancel their labor day picnics. >> go forward with your plans. we will be here to watch. get the fox25 weather app because you will want to sta the farther north and west you live, the drier we are going to be. we have been talking about that all along. go ahead and show you through today at noon the best place to get wet cape cod and the island and into the afternoon where a few bands of showers pivot back inland and make their way westward over as far as, say, the worcester area. but if you live north and west of boston, you have a good chance to stay dry. places like lowell no reason if you live along the south shore, you will have to watch showers coming in off of the ocean. plymouth that chance coming up this afternoon with temperatures generally in the upper 60s for you. the farther west the warmer. the farther south and east. the wetter on this labor day. >>> well, tropical storm hermine has already made an impact on many peopl

fox 25's storm tracker meteorologist jason brewer is here with what's on the way. jay someone. >> all right. right now, sit a little bit warmer, check this out. we are running 5-15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at are not that bad, we are in the lower 80s. we have the southwesterly wind flow coming through. we are in the upper 70s in worcester, 75 hyannis right now. as i mentioned the dew point scale revealing dry-to-comfortable readings, so we will take that. tomorrow gets a little stickier. heading to fenway, looking good. warmer than last night but no complaints. 75 degrees, warm and dry. we do have a southwesterly wind that will occasionally be up around 15 miles per hour, blowing out of the park, so could be long balls out i am back with the look at the latest timing for a storm threat developing on your wednesday, in just a few more minutes. we will send it back to you. >> all right. jason, thank you. a mayor water main break is causing delays on route 38 near the route 128 rotary in woburn, crews have been working to fix the break all day long. north

meteorologist jason brewer. the heavier rain north of our island. the clouds are building in and the winds are gusting 20 to 35 miles per hour. cape cod and higher on nantucket. hour-by-hour forecast, let's look at lowell. not a bad day for our labor day. not much rain and passing shower later in the day. temperatures peak in the lower 70s for the early afternoon. we have a lot of clouds coming in. along the south shore a b showers move in with temperatures in the upper 60s here. high temperatures in the middle 70s the further west you go. we will keep it a little cooler at the coast, of course, on the proximity of the showers. greater boston area to the west, better chance to stay dry. a breezy day. we are back with more straight ahead, sara. >>> local catholics are sharing their memories of the teresa a saint. in 19 years since her death, the church certified two miracles linked to her work. here in new england a former corrections officer told us met saint terry a back in 1988 when visited an inmate in walpole. >> she had to walk through a corrid

fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer is joinings u you are tracking warmer weather now? >> i am, blair. i love that little sunset, perfect weather. absolutely. high pressure overhead, this high is going to slip off to the south and east tomorrow and return more of a southwesterly wind flow. and that's what we will warm up tomorrow, just a little bit more, humidity will stay rather comfortable though. that's great news. currently we are sitting in the 69. upper 70s in fitchburg, warmer there, and let's take a look at the due point temperatures, because that is the measure of the moisture in the air. that tells us how it feels and it feels nice. we have 30s and 40s, that's really a dry, almost crispy feel to the air. that's where we stand right now. tomorrow, we will get all the way back into the 50s. it will be comfortable, not sticky, until wednesday. that's when we will track the next rainmaker, i have more on that coming um, beenjoy if you will be out and about this evening. we will kp wind will taper off out of the east and southeast, and we will be in the mid and upp

jason brewer is tracking the temperatures all morning long and he said to get ready for breezy weather to day, jason. >> yeah, it will be bright and breezy, let's start with the frost advisory, that's northern worcester county and i want to drill in and show you the local temperature reports. so, right now i'm getting the middle 30s, back toward brookfield, over to ring, so some of those spots cold enough sensitive plants to night if you live in the areas and greater fashion, too, if you live in one of those normally colder spots. right now it's 49 in boston, and we have 45 in duxbury, and 50s on cape cod. so, it's a nice sunny day. enjoy 60-65. you will want your jacket and you will have a breeze this afternoon as well. i have more coming up. >> all right. talk to you in a bit, jason. we do begin with breaking news out of boston, where 7 people were stabbed during a brawl outside of a city hotel overnight. around 2:00 in morning month city's theater district. fox 25's stephanie coueignoux is live on the scene in treemont street where police are gathering evidence. stephanie? >> yeah,

hello everyone, i'm carrie meteorologist jason brewer tracking the storm. jason, a number of local spots under a tropical storm watch. >> and now post tropical hermine is making it's way northeast wad off of east ward as of the last advisory. the winds are still at 70 miles an hour. this is a powerful and large ocean storm. keep in mind even the tropical storm force wind gusts are going out 200 miles from the center. something we have to watch very closely, because it could have a impact on southern new england. let's take a look at the latest hurricane center, 5:00 p.m. it shows the storm turning north award and hanging out over the ocean, monday, tuesday, into wednesday. as a near hurricane force storm with 75-mile an hour winds. then by thursday it's moving away. keep in mind there's still a lot hour. but we do have tropical storm watches and warnings up. seas in nantucket up to 25 feet, gusting through monday and tuesday. we could see gusts up to 50 mils an hour along the south coast ad the cape and the islands too. some scattered power outages a concern

>> catherine: question jason brewer has been tracking and asking. >> jason: labor day, i think monday, that is the day we will have to watch for the great of threat for showers and thunderstorms and locally strong winds as hermine what's left of it get back to the southest the track and out into open atlantic by saturday afternoon and hang out there and slow down on monday, tuesday, even into wednesday so models are agreeing that we have the potential for the system to hang out and regain strength even on into labor day and beyond. so rip currents and high surf definitely a concern. heavy rain and strong wind question remains how much of that will we get and tied to the down the road. for today down the road, enjoy, mostly to partly cloudy skies. start to develop into labor day and beaches start to go downhill and rip currents and much more on beaches and rest of the >> julie: looks like something we see at 4:30 than 9:30. but we will take it. live look at pike through brighton as things are wide open. live drive times, 23 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. nine minutes o

closer to home though we will check in with jason brewer. >> good morning. you can see hermine near the outer banks of north carolina. it is heading in the atlantic here. i this still be two hundred miles away on sun at 2:00. however if this storm starts to intensify over that warm wetter it can grow in size then as we head to n to thursday, storm was trying to pull away. it's doing so very slowly. you see the tropical storm watches. they are not over land but the sunday evening ams up to to%. sud our teach. up 70s go out and enjoy today. a mild mild -rpl. so you keep up to date with the latest track and forecast wherever you are spending your holiday weekend. >>> three uber drivers arrested in the past three day. most happened in boston. police say he sexually assaulted his passenger two times in dorchester. the sex won. he what some e layingship woman -pl. >> this is the third aouber driver this wile. two kids have been found safe. they were reported missing on their bikes yesterday. the girls were reunited with their family. you can see one of the childre

more on that coming up in a bit. if you look, the first look of the season. let's get over to jason brewer

hour fox 25 news meteorologist jason brewer has some rain in the forecast. >> jason: you bet. coming up tomorrow afternoon and the slight chance for strong to severe storms as well. much more on that straight ahead. we are noticing the changes. we're running 5 to 14 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. and that's bau up, held off the sea breeze too. they really started to gust up, 20 to 25 miles an hour. so that's that warmer wind flow. low 80's, nashua, over to portsmouth at 84 right now. norwood at 81 and you see where the lower numbers are, nantucket at 69 degrees, that ocean air hyannis, you're at 72. hour-by-hour forecast, worcester looking nice and clear overnight tonight with temperatures settling down in to the lower 60's, but not getting much lower than that. the upper 50's, and that's where you could see a patch of fog by tomorrow morning. nothing widespread, and it will be gone within an hour after sunrise. with middle 60's in boston overnight, it's a much milder night, compared to what we've been seeing over the past couple. when i come back, we'll t

we will have jason brewer trying to make sense of what gene said. >> gene: hopefully you can straighten that out. >> jason: i got you covered. another cool day. and in northern new england, seeing clouds and couple of though. paisley along and west of 95. here around laconia a little more light showers getting organized in southern new hampshire and most of us are dry for the balance of the day. our worcester forecast by 11:00 in the morning, in the 60s. in the middle 70s. hitting highs in the upper 70s say around 2:00 and a chance for late day into the evening dinnertime plans. so 80 to 84 degrees on the first full day of fall in the sunnier. much more on the rest of that coming up. >> catherine: all right, look at how the roads are doing at 5:30. the map looking good for the most part. north and slightly west. 495, no problems there. same for 128 and 9. now shifting south and slightly west. 49, 128 doing okay. the expressway here little tiny pockets, but no big problems at this hour. take a look at the pike as you are going through brighton pretty much smooth sailing. the drive times

meteorologist jason brewer talking about some summer-like temps tomorrow and jason, a chance for some severe weather too. >> jason: we're going to have to watch that carefully tomorrow afternoon. right now, we're getting our first sign of those gusty southwest winds ahead of that chance for a couple of storms coming up tomorrow. right now, temperatures are warming up, you can see the difference, 5 to 15 warmer than we were yesterday at this time. i'm losing my voice there. but you see right now, we're in the lower 80's in a lot of enjoy fenway tonight. go sox. middle 70's there at 7:10 p.m. back with an update on the storms coming up. >> the reporter: she was a baggage supervisor here at logan airport, but 24 years ago, susan's body was found in the trunk of her own car. what's being done now to find her killer. >> mark: also ahead, changing the school of thought when it comes to homework. the reason one essex county school decided to do away with college in pete frates hometown is offer the man who inspired a country and inspired a movement. >> mark: in his honor, a special ceremony

let's check in with fox 25 jason brewer for a look the today's weather. good morning, jason. >> yeah, watching severe thunderstorms moving through parts of massachusetts right now. we just had a severe thunderstorm warning issued for worcester county. and the part of the storm i'm most concerned with, most intense part, right here, east of greenfield. leominster after that, holden just before 10:00. so, some strong gusty winds inside of these, the drought stretched trees are a concern. so, they are weaker than normal and could come down to do damage to property. so keep it indoors away from windows a as they come through. this is 11 in the morning, we are watching the storms closer to the new hampshire coast, back toward worcester by, say, 12:30, 1:00, moving off the north shore through boston down toward the south shore and over to cape cod throug we are clearing the skies, going to be a forejous late afternoon. we just have to get through the narrow window of some strong storms and i'm tracking them on the radar update in just a minute. >> very shortly w

jason brewer is in the weather center. >> plenty to keep track of. 60 miles per hour sustained

. >> gene: jason brewer keeping an eye on hermine and how it plans. >> jason: pounding georgia, florida, north carolina with heavy rain and moving north-northeast at 14 miles per hour and take it off the outer banks by saturday and then going to be sitting off to the south. over some relatively warm water and that has me concerned that we actually could see this restrengthen again once it gets into the atlantic, that could play a role in heavy rain and strong wind threat. right now what we do know, high surf and rip currents going to be a big problem for boaters and swimmers on into t for today enjoy middle and upper 70s, morning sun, few afternoon clouds pop up and keep it rain free through saturday. late sunday night into monday we have to start thinking about a chance for some rain and got much more on rest of holiday weekend and beach forecast coming up right now, julie, let's check traffic. >> things looking moderate on expressway right now. we are just in the orange zone, haven't gridlocked over to red and traffic flow colors but we along fine and 93 south looking good and packing

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meteorologist jason brewer live in duxbury with more on the conditions there. >> mark: but first, let's go to fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, with more on where hermine is now. >> kevin: yeah, spinning around to our south, guys, an believe it or not, moving toward the west, so in the first couple of -- see the thunder, moving this way, toward the new jersey coastline, sending ban these storms when they open up, they're weakening. what i mean by that, there is no real right side to this storm. there's a low level circulation, but everything is on the west side. it's a half storm right now. that's what we call a weakening nor'easter as this point, and when you look to the north, it's still close enough, even though it's far away, to send rain bands into southern new england. they're just not all that heavy. and a couple spots coming down pretty hard. it does come down hard briefly in some of these as they rotate moderate to heavy rain. right here, there's a little bit of yellow showing up, yeah, we'll see a spot of yellow that appears right here, so a couple of

in the morning first thing, meteorologist jason brewer will >> i know you guys will be busy. ahead in sports, a great story from butch stearns on the u.s. ryder cup team. they made a trip to gillette stadium. but we're going to start of course with the preseason finale. tom brady on the field much finale. tom brady on the field much longer than many golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, st

meteorologist jason brewer is here first thing in the morning to tell you about those clouds on the way in but no showers keeping it dry through the day tomorrow and into tomorrow evening that's important to note because there is rain in the forecast it's just not happening your saturday. so 49? at be 6:00 a.m. fine for your golf game or anything else you are doing in the morning. so by the middle of the day climbing up into the 70s. staying that way in the afternoon this is at fenway park for the red sox yankees game three. but it applies just about anywhere in the metro west area as well. it will be generally be in the 70s with a mixture of sun and clouds everywhere tomorrow afternoon. in fact here are the high temperatures generally in the 70s saturday. a little bit warmer on sunday that's because it's pushing on in here that's keeping the warmer and more humid air pumping on in. let's talk more about the timeline of that. this brings you into sunday. by the evening hours you have your heaviest chance for showers and storms coming on through. not to say you can't get a shower earlier

jason brewer is in the storm tracker with a few fall showers. area where the steady rain. a couple of sprinkles i have seen in southern new hampshire, worcester county, near leominster. i am not seeing more than a couple of drops. a trace near portsmouth, new hampshire. you can see the clouds build in and they will warm up anyway. in the middle 70s by 11 he clock and hitting high temperatures in the upper 70s and early afternoon. we will go ahead and climb up above 80 degrees in many spots in the greater boston area ahead of this front with a 40%

. >> let's get over to stormtracker meteorologist jason brewer. you're tracking the chance for showers and gusty winds tomorrow. >> yeah, coming up, that'll be a concern just watching the video of the tree. we're gonna have some stronger storms roll through and it won't take much window to do some damagen they're just so weak from the drought. temperatures in the 60s area wide right now and they won't get much cooler overnight. boston, you'll be waking up in the mid- to upper 60s, and watch this warm up, leading to upper 70s as we get closer to lunchtime and i'll tell you when storm move in to constitute us down. coming up. >> the state fire marshal's office is trying to figure out what caused the large house fire skyfox found it as the smoke poured from the roof. police took the pictures of the flames. firefighters from several nearby towns were called in to help. according to town property records, the house is worth more than a million dollars. >> a woman has died after being hit by a car in danvers. the crash happened on hobart street this mor

meteorologist jason brewer will there be there to track that for for us. we'll watch that even thunderstorm. those lifts breaks in the clouds to the south tomorrow the sun will break first there. as happens a lot. in these situations so the evening looks clearer stay dry right through tomorrow night for all your game in the mornings. stalling there in boston with a mixture of a lot of clouds and a little bit of sun and again just that small risk of a shower. going to gillette stadium going up to lunchtime temperatures across the area with 70s westborough out here in cape cod temperature also generally be in the 70s that's looking pretty nice isn't? but it will still be on the sticky side keep that in mind tomorrow during the day. no trouble for the revolution game. and finally night two the net batch of showers moving through then into boston by 1:00. behind that front we want to dry it out and cool it off to start next week. be sure you check with jason first thing in the morning. >> kevin they're thanking you for the weather in perfect so is the football

fox25 meteorologist jason brewer in stormtracker weather center. >> jason: tracking rain trying chance that you would need the umbrella to plan around the shower. take a look right now around massachusetts i have seen one or two sprinkles, mainly clouds coming in making for a pretty sunrise, but in southern new hampshire concord back to keene i have seen some light rain coming in, making it over to portsmouth on occasion. so umbrellas there probably a good call. temperaturewise not bad. 50s and 60s most spots, we will be up into the 80s this afternoon despite some clouds moving in and then your weekend always in view. cools off behind the on the rain with future cast coming up. catherine, right now been busy on the roads this morning. >> catherine: i don't know what's going on out there, couple accidents, shift north a little bit. this one still on the map, route 1 going through saugus, right at main street, multi-vehicle accident. over here this is on the map too, 93 southbound an accident right there before route 62 you're slow behind that spot. elsewhere on 93 you're jammed up in th

strong wind and waves kicked up by hermine out in the atlantic and fox25 kevin lemanowicz and jason brewer are in for the path of the storm. >> important to you to know what's going on for labor day and how people have plans today, get off of cape cod, understand that, but not going to be because the storm will make landfall, just because the summer is over, time to get out of there, so watc finally making shore and pose on laboring, but there it is and zoom in a little more closely and nantucket and along coast of nantucket and one of those ray bans circling around and storm way out here, 70 miles per hour winds moving north at 3 miles purposes and northwest movement expected today and jog to the north again during tomorrow afternoon and ation to the northeast through wednesday and into thursday. yep, churning that long. weakening as she goes but even with winds at 40 miles per hour still want to kick up the waves so rough surf going to be an issue as storm continues to push on out of here. closest pass between 2:00 a.m. wednesday and 2:00 a.m. thursday moving southeast of nantucket, noti

take away we could see anywhere storms track and very hard to know that in advance and jason brewer and sarah wroblewski that are going to be watching these develop and really going to be tracking them for you in the hardest hit areas. temperaturewise hot 187 norwood and boston, 86 in lawrence and ipswich, also down to plymouth, 80 in worcester today and 84 in manchester, new hampshire and 50s tonight and then sunshine, thursday and friday and increasing clouds and valley and scattered showers both morning and strongest storms in the afternoon here on sunday. back to you. >> samsung has temporary fix for exploding phones. next why the company believes a somewhere -- software update could turn phones back on. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. that's not right. instead of draining even more money from neighborhood not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools. >> gene: samsung re

jason brewer with look at temperatures and how we will be swinging. >> jason: cold front to the north that's where fall resides and bringing chance of rain light showers showing up in southern new hampshire. 500 of inching of rain and drought buster and enough to wet the roads and 60s to start the day and look at lowell planner, up to 80? around lunch time and then start to see the clouds and rain chance and afternoon drive into the dinner time and most concerned impacted by showers coming through. and clouds increasing and 40% rain chance coming up late day and then sunny skies, breezy and cool conditions arriving. i got much more on changes that will feel for the weekend and hour-by-hour look at that rain chance coming up. >> catherine: 128 looking good-looking from the north and 93 jammed up as go through medford and making way south and and, of course, south of the city we have a lane that's blocked going southbound squantum street on the expressway and see what's that doing to the map, causing heavy traffic jam. also jammed up in the predictable spot between quincy and milton try

. >>> to the forecast now, meteorologist jason brewer is here. the weather looks pretty good for the morning tomorrow but that severe weather threat you've been telling us about is expected to quickly move? we'll have to watch out, after 2:00 tomorrow, vanessa, there will be a line of showers and storms approaching and some strong winds will be the main concern. i've got the latest on that coming up. right now we're getting signs of this approaching front because we're warming up. and of the cold fronts. we warm the atmosphere in the mid- and upper 60s, a few low 70s still sprinkled in at this hour. we're gonna settle down in the middle 60s. overnight in boston amid a quick warm-up tomorrow with a bright start to the day. that's gonna lead to stronger afternoon storms. i've got the latest on those straight ahead. >> and you can track the live radar anytime with the fox 25 weather app. it is free and easy to download. just search fox 25 weather in the google play or app store. >>> developing tonight, an arrest warrant has been issued victim. a mot

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meteorologist jason brewer will be here will be here. not a bad start to your weekend. in fact, going to fenway park make it if he a row. 74 degrees just after 1:00 a beautiful day for baseball. humidity to start and won't be uncomfortable. shower here on or there during the morning not a big concern into the afternoon. but later in the day especially getting toward dinner time here comes the front with some showers and thunderstorms along it that's when the highest risk of rain comes in sunday night and into monday. there are your temperatures generally in the 70s with a couple 80 degree readings especially sunday just ahead of that front. we'll continue to tell you the highest risk of rainfall is sunday night into monday. if we can get some of that tropical moisture we can get a inch of rain in some spots. that along with your wake up forecast just ahead in a few minutes. >>> wildlife teams rescued 16 dolphins strangedded in the river in wellesley. check out this sight right here. it's the largest mass stranding crews have ever seen they are not sure what caused the d

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. >>> let's go over to fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist jason brewer. we're cooling things down a little bit. it feels a little bit more like fall out there. >> vanessa, absolutely. we're running a little bit cooler as compared to yesterday on the order of four and five degrees. so a life jacket out there this evening at fenway park. temperatures in the 60s not bad. baseball weather. temperatures 56 in bedford right now, 58 fitchburg i should say with middle 60s cape cod. so area wide pretty comfortable. our boston area forecast goes down to the upper 50s overnight. the clear skies continue and winds will be light. this high pressure ridge is right overhead so we have the light winds and clear skies and drooir. so this high moves off to the south tomorrow so that will start bringing us more of a south we have wind flow i'll tell you how much warmer we get and how long this low humidity sticks around before rain replaces it coming up. >>> a new hampshire man with a long criminal record is being held without bail tonight in the death of a danville woman.

meteorologist jason brewer will be guiding you through it in middle of the day, a small risk of a shower, but that mostly drifts on to the north. sunshine in southern new england and clearing skies for your evening for night two of the concert by the way and all of your other saturday evening activities. lunchtime temperatures in the 70's. notice where the sun is coming out more quickly here, because the front has gone by, get to go 80 degrees. that will be the case in the south shore and out to rhode island and connecticut. now let's fast forward. sunday morning, some clouds, some sun, mixture of the two, but staying dry. it's the middle of the date and toward us, passing through boston afternoon, on to the south shore in cape cod during the latter part of the afternoon, but boy, we're going to clear out fast behind that front. we're also going to dry out. dew point temperatures drop through the 50's an eventually into the 40's. it will be cool sunday night. boston college and umass tomorrow at gillette stadium, fix the icon, there is a small risk of a shower during the tailgate part of

tracking these showers and storms for you through morning jason brewer will be here. will notice as we get towards your lunch hour pushing for parts of cape but out to west, already drying it out. and already clearing out. so we are going to see improvement move from northwest, to southeast. as we ad afternoon. and temperatures tomorrow, will actually be similar to today. but with the drop in humidity during the afternoon, it will feel bit more comfortable. you also notice winds picking up out of west helping to push the clouds out to the east. could be gusty as high as 25 through the day tomorrow. so as we take a look at the a. rain not address -- anywhere from 10th to quarter of an inch and where we do see some storms for you but current just really, really terrible. and boston area well below nine inches and why have extreme drought in our area. that pretty much stands out towards 495 now parts of southeast new hampshire that was just updated on thursday. so you are going to headed out temperature falling back 60 s and 70s staying pretty humid out there f. risk of

when you wake up in morning, meteorologist jason brewer will be telling you about the crowds out there and the potential for a couple of showers, if any pop up, he'll be tracking them, but they'll be isat expecting widespread showers in southern new england. better chance as the front makes it in to northern new england for that if that's where you're going this weekend. it takes you through lunchtime tomorrow, where temperatures will generally be in the 70's with a lot of clouds. we'll get into the 80's with afternoon sunshine and i'm tracking more showers ahead this weekend. >> elizabeth: it's almost fall but summer was the driest opposing record and because of that, some cities are taking drastic measures to conserve their water supply. new restrictions that many >> the reporter: whether you sit down at a restaurant, it's pretty common to find a glass of tap water, placed on the table. rebecca george says not so, at boulevard diner and now throughout the city of worcester, you'll need to specifically ask for that water,. >> i didn't know that we were supposed to do that. and then th

now, meteorologist shiri spear will be here tracking this one, jason brewer is here tomorrow morning, he'll be tracking the showers coming on through central and southern new england front, they're pushing toward us, so there will be scattered showers, even for lunch, particularly southern new hampshire and northern tier of massachusetts. then the front slides farther south. to the mass pike by 7:00 p.m. in the evening. you can see some showers developing along the front there for the south shore, out to cape cod and the islands through the nighttime hours tomorrow after midnight it will start to slide on off and will clear things out, so it's going to get better after the front passes by, but it's also going to get much cooler 79 in norwood. the high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, metro west, for instance, going to be 80 in whalen, framingham, 82. hopkinton, 83 degrees. the front has passed by to the south and east. lots of sunshine through the day on saturday, going to continue into sunday too. i asked for some events going on this weekend, here's one that was sent into me via twi