jeremy reiner standing check of the weather. >> reporter: a nice mild afternoon. temps in the upper 60s to around 70 in boston right now. numbers backing up 50s and 60s. still mild along the eastern seaboard. there is cooler air now beginning to reveal itself across southern canada. green bay 54. bangor the cool air never left. still at 47. it's this weather system out of of the cooler air. when you move air around warm or cool you get warmer weather. just the clouds. mild overnight tonight. 50 to 55. morning commute features mostly cloudy skies a few peaks of sun. mild tomorrow morning 52 to 54. others will stay in the 50s. we'll sort it out in a few minutes. ; a new hampshire man facing sobering charges after a crash. todd gurley was arraigned via video today. the 45-year-old is facing several charges including driving under the influence. crash happened yesterday on route 111. gurley pulled out on the street hitting a car pushing it into on coming traffic. killing a 69-year-old woman. >> anchor: defense attornies making a case for life in prison today. defense

. >> ryan: actually be back tomorrow which is great news, jeremy reiner is here with a look at the forecast. >> reporter: this morning a lot of clouds but as we step through the morning and into the afternoon, here you go. that sunshine finally making ?a comeback here and the temperatures responding. mid and upper 50s, normal high is about 52. in boston right now, at 55. norwood 55. worcester hills, monadnock region, the numbers in the low 50s. now it won't turn this warm tomorrow. but there is no cold air to be had across the eastern half of the u.s. high pressure out to the west does move into new england slowly overtonight night. mainly clear skies for tonight and we'll hold on to that area of high pressure through the day tomorrow. so plan on more sunshine tomorrow. in fact i think it comes at us a little quicker tomorrow during the morning hours and the numbers will jump into the upper 50s to around 60. saturday, morning sun, clouds in the afternoon. then here comes isolated showers sunday mornings. that cold front means business. look at temperatures next week. below normal only in th

. >> jadiann: jeremy reiner to help break down what causes the king tides we've been talking about. >> reporter: right, yes, so you know the earth and the moon, they play tug of war every month. that's why we have the high and row tide cycle, sometimes the rope is a little shorter. sometimes they are a little closer to the pull and push a full moon happened yesterday morning 8:52. our closest full moon to earth since 1948 so we have the king tides. they happen every year and it's about 2 or 3 times in a year that you run into the high tides. but the moon closest to the earth since 1948. it's a bit unusual to be talking about this king tide but we've the high as mom cal tides happening tonight arndt hid night which will be a foot lower than the one we dealt with today. what we deal with tomorrow. we've one more tomorrow, thankfully though, we have an offshore wind so it's not like we have weather that will complicate the king tide. but plan on another round of inundating flooded roys around noon. probably similar to the video that byron barnett was showing you in the story for a few ho

chief meteorologist jeremy reiner is sticking by. >> reporter: the good news, roads are going to be dry for the next couple of days. a lot of travelling this afternoon. more clouds off to northern new england as well as new york state and temperatures 30s and 40s. the city at 41. bedford 38. worcester at 32. filmburg at 38. we've wind out there as well. it feels like the 20s and low 30s worcester it feels like 21. bedford feels like 29. boston feels like 33. that much. sitting and spinning in southern canada. in continues to pin wheel cold air in southern new england. a bit windy especially this evening. lows between 23-32. tomorrow, that is your big travel day, sunshine all day long. not as windy but still a chilly breeze. temperatures in the upper 20's by 7:00 tomorrow morning, numbers in the mid 30s thursday morning southern new england. we'll detail that portion of the forecast in a few minutes. >> ryan: time to talk about the traffic. if you are heading out of town you will be joined by millions of other americans. send it over to adam who is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter:

little chilly but things are looking to warm up so we're going to get over to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner and find out how much. is this seasonable? i'm confused. >> reporter: the normal high for boston is mid and upper 50s, about 56, 57. so the numbers a little bit below average. the city at 50. norwood at 56. worcester hill, lower 50s, cool day. but all sorts of blue sky, what a nice way to start off november. a little bit on the chilly side. for this evening hold on to the clear skies. clear skies tonight. few clouds will move in after midnight. a little breezy out of the southwest. that is a warm front moving into new england. temperatures between 40-46. not as cold early tomorrow morning because this right here, here is the warm fronts. the front end of warmer air. that will come up into new england tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will head to the 60s more about that in a few minutes. >> ryan: to election countdown. we're one week away from election day. today both donald trump and hillary clinton hoping to real undecided voters. trump campaigned in pennsylvania and. we have more. >

here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. yes part one closing the books and moving out region we got rid rain earlier this evening in boston still a couple stragglers on to cape islands. beneficial rain again we're in this drought. it will take several events like this to help us get out of the drought. it won't over after the second batch of rain tomorrow. where that is second batch of rain. here it is right here. and earlier this evening it was taken on form of tornadic thunderstorms. thankfully for us we're not concerned about severe weather. we will take the rain though. and here it is moving across tennessee and kentucky. still has a lot of real estate to cover. so, that means your morning commute will feature some clouds. some patchy fog. but no rain tomorrow morning early. temperatures in upper 40s. by 9 o'clock there could a couple isolated sprinkles but i think the main event like today is the afternoon. and the evening commute. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> and you can track rain while or the 7

i don't know the timing of this but chief meteorologist jeremy reiner does. he gives us a look at the timing and temperatures. >> reporter: reel' start the warm-up tomorrow morning. we're down to the 20s this afternoon. this afternoon a cool afternoon on the first of november. the city at 50 right now. new bedford 55. but mostly clear skies, there are a few thicker clouds out through the adirondacks that is a front edge of milder air out air through this afternoon. temperatures reached the 60s and 70's nashwill 80679 won't be that warm. won't even hit the 70s but we're heading for the 60s. the mild air shows up late tonight and not as cold early tomorrow morning. temperatures at 6:00 am great idea but compared to where we were this morning in the 20s it'll feel much nicer. by 9:00 partly sunny skies. temperatures at 50. a mild afternoon. pick up the story from there in a few minutes. >> adam: now on to the election countdown. vii day, one week, voters will be heading to the poll. hillary clinton fell behind but donald trump needs mulled pell swing states to t

now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> jeremy: tomorrow is a windy day that will lead to a chilly i day on saturday. 50 and worcester at 46 a suit westerly breeze prevents temperatures from freefalling. overnight 39 to 44, temperatures in the low to mid40s and this is tomorrow's weather system, a cold front, sometimes when the frontsplasty through they have showers and storms and this one may not do that. essentially it will be a windy day as the cold front moves through and iner up in canada. yes these appear to be chilly, that is quite cold but for manitoba it is at or slightly above normal. for when us when its gets here, chilly but not bitterly cold and won't stay around all that long. here you go, mostly sunny skies and temperatures are tricky, the warmest part of the day is late morning and early afternoon lunch time and temperatures will fall back to five tease. the parade in brockton tomorrow morning, featuring sunshine, in the lower 50s. a than boston's parrade at 1 pm and windy in the city. they may gust at times in boston about 35, but not a cold wind for th

jeremy reiner with a look at all that. >> reporter: cold pockets of air developing all over southern new england. the city at 43. orange at 27. for tonight becoming cloudy. temperatures on the rise late tonight. and then the numbers climb into the lower 30s early tomorrow morning. clouds ahead of our next storm system which is over here this evening. this is a decent plume of rain. thunderstorms marching across the miss misriver valley. rain is on the move. cloudy skies. temps in the low to mid 30s. through the afternoon and evening commute. temps tomorrow mid 40s. the concern tomorrow morning with temperatures near 34 there may be pockets of patchy freezing drizzle. boston. the outer route 2 corridor the worcester hills the connecticut river valley there may be pockets of freezing drizzle. not widespread. it doesn't take much to glaze over those roads. be mindful of that early tomorrow morning. patchy of freezing drizzle possible in the worcester hills. >> anchor: a late night out in brockton turns deadly after this hit and run. the crash caught on investigators saying a 25-year-old

jeremy reiner with a check of your weather. >> reporter: the city at 49. norwood 50 degrees. 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

. >> anchor: plus chief meteorologist jeremy reiner has his scarf on right now. >> anchor: as he should. about kanye's nervous breakdown. >> we're with the family as kim races home to kanye's side. what really triggered his psychiatric emergency? ?"extra" "extra" ? ?"extra" "extra" ? >>> kanye's mental meltdown. >> psychiatric emergency. >> he's exhausted. he's just really tired. >> kris jenner breaking new details to extra as kim hoops jet home. reports kanye assaulted someone at his personal trainer's before being handcuffed and hospitalized. >> harm to himself. >> plus --

. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: there is a new pattern in town. a cold week that's going to stick with us the next several days. we have another windy night tonight through the day tomorrow windy as well. no major storms. were warm days. the month is averaging 2 and a half degrees above normal. that will take a hit. it has shifted into a colder pattern. it won't be as cold or as windy as today for the next 9 or 10 days. certainly we don't have 50s or 60s in the forecast like last week. jet stream looks like this this week. chilly air in the eastern plymouth at 33. nantucket at 37. the enemy out there is the wind. it's the wind chill. feels like these numbers. 17 in worcester. boston feels like 22. winter arrived early this year. last couple of years winter got off to a late start. but that was an elninio winter. we're done with that. this will be a colder winter a normal winter normal cold. earlier than last year. low pressure in southern canada. it doesn't move that much. windy cold overnight tonight. through the day tomorrow cold day. mainly su

jeremy reiner with the forecast. >> reporter: thankfully boston west shutting down. lighter rain in the city up through the merrimac valley. the intensity he backing off. one more burst on cape ann. south of town we have seen the rain steadiest in these locations for the last several hours. pockets of heavy rain and that stands out well. the yellow shading even orange shading exiting the cape. we have those passing over head a burst of intense rain fall. now moving into the worcester 9:00. providence over an inch of rain. worcester 8/10ths of an inch of rain. temperatures tonight in president 40s. partial clearing believe it or not. a lot of clouds patchy fog. you'll need the rain gear once again tomorrow afternoon for this batch of rain activity. that moves in tomorrow afternoon. we will detail that part of your forecast in a ; just download or go to our website at whdh.com or download the 7 news app for updates anytime. >> anchor: detectives investigating a deadly encounter that involved a man in lynn lynn. he was the suspect and this happened after he refused to c

check in with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: the numbers back in the 40s. the city at 48. 39 norwood at 40. cool day. cool here in new england. you move out of new england 60s cincinnati 69. detroit at 71. you go from 40s to 60s you're going to go through weather. that is a warm front. it is generating clouds. no rain out of those clouds. the front edge of that milder air. that moves into new england overnight tonight. partly cloudy skies. not as cold tonight. the morning commute is dry. temps at 6 a.m. near 40. 20 degrees morning. 9:00 the numbers at 50 degrees. heading for the 60s. talk about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: we are following more news today the driver of the suv that hit a boston fire truck has been cited by police for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. he heard the sirens but thought the emergency vehicles were behind him. donations destroyed when several trailers catch on fire at joint officials are trying to avoid holiday heart break for hundreds of military families. kelly o'hara reports. >> this is it. this is what is left. >

jeremy reiner standing by. >> reporter: back to normal. today and a cold front is doing the dirty work. most towns about a 10th of an inch of rain or less. not that much rain with this cool front. a lot of lingering clouds across new england and northern new york state. there is the front there. this will continue to move over the south coast and the cape overnight. temps in the 50s to the low 60s. the cool front doesn't press will. 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 gam

let's check in with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. he is here to break it all down. >> reporter: clear, c tomorrow. temperatures right now mid and upper 30s the city at 38. big storm in southern canada hasn't moved all that much. slowly fades away and pulls out of new england during the day tomorrow but some wind out. there most important it's dry. lots of sunshine, northern new england the numbers are in the 30s here. in sorb new england in the 40s, even as you move out of new england down the 95 corridor, new york, baltimore, d.c. back to pittsburgh temperatures are cool. issues but there will be rain shower active detroit and chicago. this weather system does work up into new england on thanksgiving. so it's thursday morning is your flight out of town, no real issues although there could be a couple of snow flurries here in southern new england on thursday morning. we will pick up the story from there in a few minutes. >> adam: also on 7 this evening offensive art, that's is what students are calling this picture of the k. k. q. th

let's go to jeremy reiner who is tracking the weather. how long will the showers stick around? >> reporter: i think for another 2, 3 hours the brunt of the storm, round one. it's right on top of you, steady rain and lighter rain. met wen through lawrence, carlisle up to north shore, sea coast, deep shade of green and yellow indicating steady rain. this is where we've found most of the steddy occasionally heavy rain. the yellow blotches that you see here, plymouth and bristol county. that is where we have the heavier rain moving at a good clip. with that said some of the drains if they have leafs in them may lead to local beneficial rage. the timing stipulation. this will wind down. you can already see that happening berkshires and the connecticut river valley. that's the back edge of the steady rain and we'll focus on getting dryer air to clear things out later on tonight. so much rain, orange about .6 of appear inch. new bedford and millis about a third to a half inch of beneficial rain. worcester that is up there of rain. this is round 1. we talked about it last night. how th

let's get to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner with how long this is going to last. >> reporter: i think another 2-3 hours then it does wind down. we're in a drought but the timingsticks because it's smack-dab in the middle of the evening commute and there are steady pockets of rain out there. here is one lifting out of massachusetts. now into southern new hampshire. as this moves through, quick half inch of rain another narrow ribbon of steady rainfall approaching the metro. that is going to cross the pike and eventually route 2 and work up to southern new hampshire. here is the back end of the weather system showing up through martha's vineyard, buzzard bay, from a storm system about on top of long island. it'll continue to move north up into northern new england later on this evening and overnight tonight. but again beneficial rain. here are the numbers. lunenburg about .8 of appear inch of rain. hopkinton. .8. when it ise a all said and done later on most of us finish with about a half to in some locations an insure of rain. the weather system peals out. i'll let you know what the su

chief meteorologist jeremy reiner is here. >> reporter: we have the rain and there is a batch of steady rainfall back through the 495 corridor, worcester hills, merrimack valley, raining at this time and we'll have this rain occurring during the evening commute so that's going to locations where you have leaves in the storm drains it's possible there could be localized street flooding. there are no flash floods in effect. even that king tide we've come out of the high tide cycle and we're working into low tide so that is the good news where we catch a break because the winds have been beginning to increase out of the east and northeast between 10-20 miles an hour. but when you have the storm surge of about a half foot with a low tide it shouldn't be an issue. it's a compact little storm. it's ours for the next several hours but this will scoot up to northern new england just after mid night. how much rain? city of boston about a quarter of an inch of rain. worcester about half inch. we're in a drought. the timing stinks because fease the commute but we'll take what we can get and that w

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: all right. normally high temperature is about 56 in the city. sunset at 5:57. by the end of the month the average high is down to 47. sunset, 4:13. where are you going sunset? see you in february. the hottest it has been, the warmest 83 back in 1950. the coldest -2, 1875 and the average snowfall in the city of boston an inch of snow. this is the average. so do we have any in the forecast? no, we do the city at 50. worcester 51. fitchburg at 56. lots of sunshine. clear skies this evening. a few clouds will show up. look over here though. it's warm. temperatures upper 70s to around 80 degrees, upper 80s, nashville 87, cincinnati at 78. getting ahead of myself because it won't be quite that warm for us. our weather is coming from the south more than the southwest. so 60, 61, raleigh, durham we'll go through a little weather. warm front, the front edge of that warmer weather and sometimes those weather make a lot of noise when they come through with clouds, showers and thunderstorms but not this go

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: more clouds around tomorrow. there may be a c isolated showers hands sprinkles late tomorrow afternoon, early tomorrow evening with a cool front coming at us but overall, the pattern is mild for the next several days. what a gorgeous day. 40s and 50s, the city at 52. checked in with adam, the thing about today when you are out and about it was warm. no wind out there. we can have warm days in november but sometimes it comes with the price of a storm or wind. high pressure right on top of you, mostly clear skies now coming in from new york and pennsylvania. out ahead of this cool front. this is the first of a few that will come at us. there is a batch of rainfall through the ohio river valley but that rains rise up as it approaches new england. that has been the theme of 2016, the drought although the last self weeks we've made inroads in and the other thing about the cool front there is no real cold air that comes charging out of canada. so temperatures stay mild. generally in the 40s cool spots near bo

let's get chief meteorologist jeremy reiner to explain what is going on. >> reporter: the heaviest of the rain on top top of the 95 corridor, down through providence then working towards the south shore, green and yellow are the pockets of heavier rain. as these batches of main move through the rainfall tallies quickly go up. many cities and towns upwards of a quarter to half inch of rain. the steddy rain focused south of boston. even with that said this will work across the metro. it's moving at a fast pace and you can notice the back edge of the rain marching. it will be in the berkshires litchfield hills within the next 30-45 until about 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. it does taper. orange half an inch of rain. worcester about half inch. taunton and norwood about a third of inch of beneficial rain. it's smack-dab in the middle of the commute but this will wind down over the next couple of hours. temperatures running in the lower 50s although there are left overcolder pockets so this is round one. we talked about this last states. that heads for new england tomorrow with a similar timel

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: cold again right now in town, 39. nashua 37. wind out there gusting 20-25 miles an hour. even up near 30 miles an hour. worcester gusts to 28 sending the wind chills down through the 20s. it feels like 20 worcester. feels like 31 here in town and hyannis it feels like 33. not moved so we're under the influence of that storm. cold air flowing out of canada across new england. that's the case overnight tonight and again tomorrow although as we work into tomorrow, we do start to slowly have that wind spin down. eventually it's going to stop spinning and the storm begins to move away. northwest wind 10-20 and it's tomorrot' the morning and that will settle down throughout the afternoon but tomorrow is a great travel day. lots of sunshine. dry roads. temperatures in the upper 30s to middle 40s southern new england 30s, upper 40s as you head to the berkshires. the white mountains, green mountains then if you head out to pennsylvania, dry roads out there but chilly even down through pennsylvania. you have to hea

here is jeremy reiner. >> reporter: right now upper 40s, the city at 49. bedford 47. we started down into the 20 areas city of boston down around 34. it was cold. quite cold with the heavy frost. even through the day the sunshine went to work but it was cool. temperatures only made it to the low 50s this afternoon. normal high is 56. not as cold overnight tonight or tomorrow with this warm front, leading edge of warmer air, it's on back to buffalo at 70. cincinnati 73. d.c.alt 63. so that milder air will seep into new england overnight. bit of a breeze. but overnight lows early morning temperatures tomorrow about 20-25 degrees warmer than where we were. so the commute will feature partly cloudy skies with dry with developing sunshine. near 40 and by 9:00 already near 50. mild afternoon. pick up the story from there >> adam: new details about monday's truck. the driver of the s.u.v. involved in the crash was cited for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. the driver told police he heard the sirens but thought they were hit blind pim. he pulled into the intersection

now 17 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. all right rain out of here drizzle linger's i don't ever night tonight through early tomorrow morning. and then we'll get some sun back here tomorrow afternoon. and mild temperatures return as well. we've got another king tide to deal with coming up on next tide cycle, and, by i do think we will have another issue for the noon high tide tomorrow. because height of that tide will be similar to what we had this afternoon. which, briefly unundated shore roads be mindful that around lunch time tomorrow mono rain tomorrow. linger showers right now. steady's ef rain has moved out of here time line continues to have that steady rain and shower activity fade away break apart. so plan on cloudy conditions and you notice these little green speck els here some pockets of drizzle and mist around metro around 7:00 tomorrow morning relatively mild temperature tomorrow morning 50 degrees rainfall tallies this afternoon in this evening this just what we needed we did not need during evening commute g

here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> for some, yes. especially across southern new hampshire, merrimack valley. this afternoon 60s and 70s. the city a high of 70. norwood 62. nashua 59. a mild evening with partly cloudy skies. look at all the warmth here across the eastern half of the u.s. 60s and 70s and even some 80s. you notice here the color goes down into the greens and blues. that's the chilly air building. our next weather system, which is a cool front, that's way out here this evening, through michigan, and so that will slowly march across new york and pennsylvania tonight and through the day tomorrow. so we'll have clouds on the increase tonight. tomorrow morning, the morning ut clouds but a mild morning. temps tomorrow morning. low to mid-50s. showers on the way for tomorrow afternoon. we'll have that timeline for ya in a few minutes. >>> just six days until we elect a new president in this country, and it is crunch time for the candidates campaigning hard in florida today because the experts believe that is a state that is m

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: mild the next few day, temperatures heading to the 60s next chance of rain will be thursday late in the day. that's a cool, cold front. then it's chill again on friday. it's chilly this morning. these were the lows down to the 20s, norwood 23. here in the city of boston a low of 34. right now, we're in the 50s. worcester 50. numbers not really falling off all that much. that is an early indication maybe we can warm things up overnight and through the day tomorrow. we will. southwesterly breeze will set up. grab some of the milder air and yank it up to the northeast. won't be quite this warm, 80s this afternoon. record highs across much of the mid south. nashville 86. cincinnati at 76. buffalo 71. here is a warm front. through the day tomorrow. along the front, there are a few clouds. even a couple of showers across southern canada. they'll graze northern new england tonight. for us we'll have a few clouds on itself increase, that will set up a southwesterly breeze that will go to work while you go to b

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: in the city at 53. nashua 49. 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 aroun

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: fantastic right now. lots of sunshine. tomorrow more clouds around. there may be a few sprinkles tomorrow afternoon as a cool front but overall, we're in a mild pattern for several days. going back the last several presidential elections here in the city of boston, the city this afternoon had a high of then in 2008, 66, and in 2000 and 2004 similar numbers. fitchburg right now at 66. bedford at 62. plymouth at 55. city of boston sea breeze. 53. we'll bid adieu to the sun. clouds will begin to show up overnight tonight. this weather system here, here is the cool front. of generating clouds. sometime you can find rains and thunderstorms. other times just the clouds. i think that's what we're tracking for you tomorrow. there is not a lot of cold air. i mean it's academically, it's a cool front but you go from the 50s to the 50s. so there is not real' stark contrast in the air. about ready to come back into new england. clouds are on the increase, 39-51. wide range of temperature, boston lower 50s tomorrow m

>> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: what is a fanastic day right now. norwood at 39. fitchburg a high of 71 this afternoon. here's our weather system we track for you. it's a cool front. ahead of that front clouds and at not a lot of cool air with this weather system. i think the rain drops are going to dry up. clouds on the increase. not as cold. most of us in the 4s. downtown boston low 50s tomorrow morning. a mild day tomorrow with a lot of clouds. here's your timeline tomorrow. notice these green blobs fade away in the afternoon hours. plymouth and barn stabble county the islands and the cape. we are right back into the we are right back into the sunshine on thursday. wi your buy when gwth prests itselamican exr fi out howmerican exprescards. 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... r just 79.99

jeremy reiner here with that forecast. >>> right now in boston, 61, beverly at 60 degrees, fitchburg 64, 50's and sixties. normal high temperature low 50's. a my one out there indeed with lots of sunshine, there had been a us cloud out toward the cape. that's from an ocean storm that for the most part stays out there although some of those clouds from this storm here will actually start to work toward so we're going to have more clouds around tomorrow. temperatures seasonable, middle and upper 50's. but the weather maker that we focus on is this out here. that's a cold front tied to a strong storm system generating a lot of snow in minnesota this afternoon. so there is cold air with this weather system. this cold front will work up into new england sunday morning with a few rain showers before sun rise on sunday. but the big thing about sunday is that it's a blustery, cold day with temperature on sunday only in the 40's and in fact i do think there will be snow and northern new england, perhaps even a blurry or two in the worcester hills late sunday afternoon setting the table for a

. >> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> all right. next couple of days unsettled rain tomorrow. again on wednesday. i think rain each day more so in the afternoon. in evening commute the morning hours will just be just patchy drizzle cool raw temperatures tomorrow. again on wednesday. chilly right now. norwood 23. orange, 23. worcester at 34. city at 39. clouds are beginning move into midnight, those temperatures will actually slowly start to rise after midnight. upper 20s now. and then heading for low and mid 30s early tomorrow morning. here is our storm system. the center of storm has parked itself over minnesota tonight. snow showers are across dakotas on front side of storm showers and thunderstorms. even a couple of severe thunderstorms earl why today in iowa. tornadoes. not heading this way but storm system is in a couple pieces. again, primarily lunch time through the mid evening hours. then a break tomorrow night. wednesday wednesday morning and then a second area of low pressure off the main over here. comes at us on wednesda

for our temperatures with the cold outlook beyond thanksgiving day here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner to give us a closer look. new pattern ps temperatures right now in low 30s. city at 32. worcester 27. we still have wind out there gusting over 25 miles per hour. driving windchills down into the teens and 20s. look worcester feels like 15 right now jaffry it feels like 18. here in city of boston feels like 22. huge storm. one that came through new england yesterday has itself across southern canada and not going to move. that will continue to pin wheel cold air into knowed overnight tonight and through day tomorrow. lost mostly clear skies unlike last night and this rn mo morning ai don't think we will have to contend with snow showers tomorrow morning temperatures will be cold with mostly clear sky. windy at 6:00 a.m. upper 20s, windchills down in teens and 20s. by nim anne lost of blustery and cold good day for travel wednesday travel day for you we'll talk more about that in ae police officer in ambush style attack is in cussed tonight. police arresting 31-year-old otis tyrone mcc

check that weekend forecast with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. boston 48. norwood 46. 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. >

. >>> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> mild the next few days with temps heading for the 60s tomorrow afternoon and again thursday afternoon. after that it's chilly on friday, going back into the chilly air requires work and a few showers on thursday evening. comp temperatures are five to ten degrees warmer than where we were. 30s and 40s, and the city at 47 and bedford and norwood in the 30s. temps start to slowly rise after midnight tonight. look at all this warm air just knocking on the door ready to surge into new england. buffalo. these are current temps and buchl low at 66 and chicago at 66 frment here's the warm front partly cloudy skies in the 30s. by early tomorrow morning, by 7:00 tomorrow morning, the temps jump into the low and middle 40s about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than this morning. we start warmer. it's a mix of clouds and sunshine. temps tomorrow 63 to 68. north of up to through the seacoast and merrimack into the worcester hills and lots of sun and 67. normal chatham is 60 degrees. thursday, another mild day with a mix of clouds and sunshine in

. >>> now seven weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. sunshine back tomorrow. temperatures low 50s. overall though a mild stretch of weather. there's only one chilly day. that's on saturday. even not that bad. mid 40s. and we're dry for the next several days. likely into middle next week. a little bit of rain right now. flaring up along a cool front. you can see rain in but nothing significant and certainly not long lasting that would peel out hfkt quickally it formed here that is cool front leading of cooler air. it going to be temporary temperatures in new england 40s and still low 50s down through south shore and cape. you move into western new york upper 30s granted a little bit cooler. then you mover out of new york and back into the great lakes states upper midwest. already the air starting to warm back up. shots of air overall no significant long lasting cold. looking to establish itself. for tomorrow, cooler, but close to normal with a mix of clouds and sunshine. a bit of chilly breeze early. but that will melt away by lunch time. normal high boston is

. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: mild again tomorrow. more clouds around. pattern is mild into the upcoming weekend and beyond. 50s right now. fitchburg had a hive 71 this afternoon. boston upper 50s earlier. currently low to mid 50s at this time. mostly clear skies, here are clouds out to the wests. that is the next weather system out to toronto and buffalo, some showers from the clouds. that is tied to a cool front. now as the front gets closer to new england as it starts to fall apart so much so i don't think there is much in the way of rain. behind the coo detroit at 58. then green bay at 52. not much change in the air. clouds on the increase, not as cold as this morning, upper 30s to the middle 40s tomorrow mostly cloudy skies. a few peeks of sun in the morning with a few isolated showers and sprinkles tomorrow afternoon. again i think if you get a raindrop consider yourself unlucky because most of you will not see the sprinkle through. the cool air does not show up tomorrow. so temperatures tomorrow again above normal. here is you

for that, here is chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >>> right now clear and chilly. the city at 45. bedford 34. 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

here is chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >>> right now temperature 50's and 62 still in the city of our next storm. here is where that storm is tonight moving off of north carolina. again it's not a powerhouse storm but it does have a big bag of rain with it and that will move up into new england during the day tomorrow. so you do need the rain gear. i don't think you will have rain for the morning commute but rain arrives mid morning about 10:00 tomorrow morning and we own that rain on and off through the afternoon and through the evening commute with most towns about a half inch to an inch of beneficial rain then it moves out of here on wednesday. the other concern about tomorrow moon and so that is going to set up king tides. astronomical high tides. not really tied to the storm but just the fact that the tides will be so astronomically high because of that moon. there is a coastal flood advisory in effect for the midday high tide tomorrow with pockets of minor to perhaps some locations moderate coastal flooding so been a bit of a stormy day tomorrow. the rain, some wind along th

week about to thing of the past this time of year temperatures cool here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner about age inch rain relatively quiet here in month of november. so here's storm system just now showing up with clouds here new england. some sprinkle down through long island center the storm east of delmarva peninsula. this will move north toward new england during day tomorrow. with most of the rain i think lunch time through the evening commute. but when that said i think there sprinkle tomorrow more than on and off showers during morning hours and then it moves out of here about this time tomorrow night with an inch to an inch beneficial rain cool and raw temperatures through the day tomorrow only in the mid middle and upper 40s. the other concern tomorrow is not because of the storm it's because of the super moon leading to astronomical high tides. king tides. highest tides of the year so watch out between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. we do coast will flood advisory in effect for east coast of massachusetts could a little bit water some shore roads around lunch time tomorrow. you'll

let's check things out with chif meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> this cool front moving throuh southern new england earlier ths afternoon with the showers and a little first of some steady rain about 2:00 or so. shower activity. that's the actual cool front. and sometimes you find that cool air right along the front and at other times like today it kind f lags. still relatively mild out there. 50s and 60s. as you move up into northern new york and northern new england. that's where you find the cooler air. not much in the way of rain. most towns a tenth of an inch or less. south of the pike before the front comes through, here are te cooler numbers and then they do northern new england. so overnight tonight we'll havea lot of clouds out there and certainly cooler than last nigh. temps tonight heading for the middle 40s and then through the day tomorrow back into the sunshine. not cold, but certainly cooler than today. temps tomorrow will head for the low and mid 50s and will contine the cool down for the weekend. i'll pick up the story from thee in a few minutes. >> also on 7, drivers w

let's check the forecast now with meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> anchor: more sun. >> reporter: more sunshine toll. numbers bagging up down into the 30's. the city at 93 but everyone else falling through the 30's, norwood 35, beverly at 37. 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

streets are highways affected and nobody is seriously >>> now seven weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. lots of sunshine for tomorrow. gorgeous election day. really most of the nation storm free. some years you can have big fall storms wind up. it quiet across country tomorrow. few showers from cool front wednesday afternoon. that's our only chance of rain this week. temperatures are going to bounce up and down the next several days. 20s, 30s and 40s city at 42. right now norwood at 28. it was chilly day we didn't make it owl 40s in boston farther we were on the cool side of hyannis port. and we still are right now along eastern seaboard you can see cool air down into he's northernth north and south carolina you get back on backside blue h where air was warm this afternoon 60s and 70s. even right now detroit had 48. chicago 55. so some of that milder air heading our way for tomorrow. one more cold night tonight. mostly clear. temperatures between 27 and 38. your morning commute will feature chilly conditions. polls open with lots of temperatures will be in the lower 30s. but unlike tod

chief meteorologist jeremy reiner joins us. >> yes. here's that rain right now in boston, all the way along the pike, out toward worcester and beyond into western massachusetts, and again the worst part about this batch of rain is the timing, once again affecting the evening commute. that will be with us all evening long. right now it's light to moderate llin but i do think the rain on this evening. when you go back to last night's rain, a lot of that was faux united states down through the south cope and the cape, over an inch of rain and gets back up into the worcester hills and connecticut river valley. lighter amounts than boston. but round 2, i think most of us will pick up an additional inch of rain. and once you move out of new england and follow the rain, it heads all the way down the eastern seaboard, through the virginias, as well as the carolinas. so this plume of rain also will this evening and overnight tonight. here is your timeline right here. and again a lot of yellow and some orange sprinkled in. those are the pockets

let's check in with jeremy reiner and see what he says. >> reporter: lots of sunshine, boston at 44, bedford at 47. nashua 49 and again high pressure is with us. getting closer to new england and once that happens, that chilly northeast wind on the south shore, south coast and cape will begin to subside. this high pressure there is a some off here. swirling about. so that low and high pressure setting up that northeast wind but otherwise huge area of high pressure with us right now an now once you get west of that high pressure the temperatures really warm up only in the 40's in new england but detroit at 65 cincinnati at 68, not quite that warm tomorrow but warmer than today. mostly clear tonight, chilly, temperatures between 27 and 38. the morning commute features lots of sunshine once it's up, clear skies before that. temperatures at 6:00 a.m. 31, 9:00 a.m. upper 40's and temperatures are going to take off for election day. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: new here at 4:00 the everett called to court today. keith herring was arrested this morning. the 27-yea

here is our chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. happy friday to you. >> reporter: back at you, adam. unfortunately i wish this weather would stick around for a few days, but we're going to lose the sun tomorrow. right now 50's to 60 here in the city. norwood at 49, mostly clear skies we had clouds off the cape for much of the day from a storm system that is well offshore the storm center does not bother us tomorrow but clouds will back in through the day tomorrow tomorrow is the day that offer a lot of clouds. over here this is another weather system, a cold front and this will come barrel zig-zagging into new england sunday with much colder in the day on sunday but sunday is about a blustery win. we'll detail that for you in a few minutes. >> anchor: also on 7, patriots quarterback tom brady addressing that foot locker ad a today. this is the commercial. it was released this week and in it brady makes light of deflategate. let's go to dan hausle. he is live at gillette so brady actually talked about this instead of just san francisco, san francisco, san francisco. >> reporter: he di

now, 7 weather, with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> jeremy: sun and and mild feature clouds and few showers in the morning and a lot of wind on sunday afternoon. hoarse friday for you, 7:00, in the morning, temperatures near 40 and weighs work to the afternoon, a nice one, 50s to around 60. cooling noft eemg hours. cool right now, low to mid40s. and bedford at 41 and mostly clear skies, a few clouds off the cape and trying to back up on to the cape. but i think that is as far west as they will g our thx weather system is here tonight and this is becoming a big storm, blizzard watches and warnings for portions of the dakota than and winter storm warnings in minnesota, upwards of a foot of snow likely in northern minnesota. this winter storm across the great lakes states and to southern canada, for us we will get the cold front, from this storm, and that cold front will shift the pattern around for mild to chilly, by early next tomorrow and lots of sunshine. a nice one and mid50s to the low 60s and city about 57 and norwood in the lower 60s, on cape ann the seacoast 50s. and low 6