antoinette: yes, let's check in with meteorologist kelly anne cicalese. she is here, and we're also welcoming her this morning. todd: the newest member of the stormteam 5 family. antoinette: first weekend on the weekend eye. kelly: we had a good amount of thunder and downpours. things are starting to dwindle down for this morning. a nice break. to up. kelly: yes, a few showers. here's a look at the rainfall forecast. it's not going to be quite as much as we saw yesterday. generally 1/2 inch to an inch. nothing compared to the downpours of yesterday. and the rest of your seven-day forecast, we're drying out for sunday. it's going to be a gusty day, wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. for folks heading to pittsburgh for the patriots game, not going to be quite as gusty there. in fact, they're looking at beautiful weather. 60's and mostly sunny. be rather chilly. antoinette: all right. did you enjoy your first two hours here on the weekend eyeopener? kelly: i did. it was a lot of fun. you guys are a great team. antoinette: how about we do it again? todd: 8:00

welcome kelly anne cicalese. kelly: it was a really active night as many of us got woken up issues a major issue. we saw nearly 5 inches of rainfall for areas of worcester county. now we're going to the forecast this morning. you're kicking off saturday with fog out there. rain not as much of a concern, but we move toward your afternoon and evening and wind advisories have already been issued as we're seeing a wind advisory in effect for the entire state of massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut with wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour possible. there's the lightning of last night. that pushed off to the east. tracking is a nice low and the shower activity for this morning until the next round of showers pushes in. that's moving in from the south and west later this afternoon and through this evening as well. and these showers will bring our not only next chance of rain but strong and gusty winds and a big cooldown as we head into the forecast tonight. we'll have a look at that, because you'll be shoc

announcer: stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. antoinette: all right, kelly ann, now do we rake the leaves? because they are just gone. kelly ann: i know, it's piling up. winds this afternoon. it may not be the perfect day to start. you've got another weekend. fall-like pattern. we see strong gusty winds. tomorrow should be a bit better. that's a good chance. take a break from the football games. antoinette: or not. kelly ann: or not. here's a look at what's going on. we are drying heading out this morning. we're watching that next batch of rain to our west. it's not producing much. there's very light drizzle we're getting reports of through much of western mass right now. this is tracking eastward. it will continue to l strength as it pushes toward our area. a spot drizzle or two later this morning and fade this afternoon. this is going to be impacting much of new england. you can see it's very spotty even showing some signs of that rain/snow mix as it moves through northern new york and northern vermont as well. here's what's in

we're welcoming our newest member of stormteam 5, kelly ann cicalese. good morning. kelly ann: thanks. thank you. you know, it is a very blustery start. it's white-knuckle driving as we are seeing wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour especially moving through worcester county. wind advisories are in effect. that's the big impact for today. it's the showers of last night exiting our area. our satellite/radar imagery showing clouds lingering about but a lot of rain pushing to the moving to the southcoast and cape, there's cool drizzle in place. outside of that, things are drying out. very cool start, though. woe are seeing 40's through much of our region. feeling like the 30's because of that strong wind in place. this is all wrapping in behind that system that pushed through for us yesterday. this same system bringing some snowfall as woe move into northern vermont and new hampshire as well. no snow locally, but we definitely are feeling that cool air. that will stay in place through the start of next week as well. winds a big factor. wind gusts up to 43 miles an hour in

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. welcome in this morning, and, wow, the wind out there and the leaves everywhere just blowing across the road. kelly ann: it's actually really sad, because the fall foliage is so beautiful. antoinette: i know. kelly ann: these winds are ruining it for us. it's a tough ride. even though we don't have rain, still lingering about, especially as you move into some of our southern counties. but here's a look at what's going on overhead. you can see the overall trend for this morning is for us to dry out as showers progressively push off to our east. clouds are hanging about, though. we have a mostly cloudy sky right now. that is going to slowly clear for later this afternoon. eventually, that sunshine will be breaking out. now, we do see some snowfall still lingering. this is just to our north as we hampshire and vermont as well. not so much impacting us locally, but we're feeling that cool air wrapping in and also gusty winds as well. wind advisories have beenish shrewd. that's in effect fo

we're welcoming the newest member of stormteam 5, kelly ann cicalese. she's here on a mixed weather weekend. kelly ann: we had the tropics yesterday in place. now it's a taste of real fall. antoinette: you're getting everything. kelly ann: a nice gift for all you guys. we are drying out for this afternoon. good news there after the showers of yesterday. those winds are going to stick around, though. that's a major factor for today as we see wind advisories in effect for our entire region. wind gusts up to 45-mile-per-hour possible. we saw that earlier this morning making those wind chills or right now we have satellite and radar imagery showing those showers moving off the coast. we're drying out. we're also clearing out as those clouds are shifting off to the east. so as you're heading out this morning, you're starting to see some of that sun break through. the heaviest clouds shifting to our north and east. a small amount of snowfall in the berkshires. we're seeing wind gusts up to 36 miles per hour in downtown boston. that's something that sticks arou

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly anne cicalese. todd: we're welcoming kelly anne cicalese on this dreary saturday morning. kelly: it's very dreary. you know what? this is something women do not like to wake up to, it's the mugginess bringing the hair down. there's a break in a lot of the rainfall we saw yesterday. the downpours have come to ab end and at this point we're just seeing light drizzle and also some areas of patchy fog. those showers of last night were really impressive. we had a good amount of lightning and thunder that pushed through. a lot of us heard that. nearly 5 inches flash flooding as well. tracking what's next, showers to our west, much of new york through new jersey. those showers moving into the area later this afternoon bringing a bit of a cooldown. those temperatures which are warm and muggy in the 60's right now will progressively fall as this rain wraps around and pushes into our region with that cool air being pushed in from canada. that cool air even bringing the chance of a few snowflakes temperatures r

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. and you are tracking some actually pretty mild temperatures. kelly ann: yes. antoinette: compared to the last couple of days. kelly ann: yeah, yesterday we managed to hit the 50's but i the wind, the rain, all of which was a bad combination for how it was feeling heading outdoors yesterday. things are brighter for this afternoon. we'll see things dry out, winds breezy but nothing compared to wind gusts of near 40 miles an hour we did see yesterday afternoon and evening. you can see right now you're heading out, although it is dry locally, it's not a completely dry and clear sweep on the radar as we do see some clouds drifting through and even some isn't actually falling to the ground. at this point, we're only getting some reports of very light drizzle, and that's mainly through western mass and making its way through northeastern connecticut as well. these showers will be moving on out. we're talking about breezy conditions in place with that one system just to our east. as that start

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. kelly ann: the rain is out of here, but winds are moving in their place and that's going to be a huge factor throughout the day. wind chill. we're seeing wind chills down into the 30's. heading into the afternoon, sunshine will break out overhead but winds remain a factor. by late tonight, we see clouds eventually those clouds hinting at showers as we head into early tomorrow morning. those showers not going to impact all of us. in fact, it's mainly going to stay south of the mass pike, the south coast and cape as well. monday afternoon, things are drying and clearing out. those gusty winds, that's all because of this front moving through that's going to remain a factor into the forecast as we move through the forecast midweek as well. here's that seven-day. you can see things are staying nice and cool ase temperatures topping out in the lower 50's and those overnight temperatures staying just about fr >> monday morning on the eye, college shopping season is underway. >> three mistakes

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly anne cicalese. kelly: good saturday morning. heading out is a warm and muggy start, almost tropical-like. nice break in the rainfall, but we do have new showers moving in later today. in fact, as we head into the afternoon, a good amount of rainfall moving in. later tonight, we're tracking snowfall in the berkshires as well. gusty winds will pick up late tonight on the back end of this system. that sticks around as we head into your sunday forecast, keeping our temperatures on the lower end of the scale as well. seven-day forecast, upper 50's for sunday and blustery. next week, we start with the sun breaking through. breezy conditions stick around as well, dropping to the 40's on getting chilly as we stay below freezing. >> monday morning on the eye, college shopping season is underway. >> three mistakes students can make that can cost the family. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a

where you can cast her vote today. >> we want to get a check on the forecast with kelly ann cicalese. it is a mild morning. kelly ann: we are seeing most spots now in the mid to upper 50's. a great start to the sunday, but there are a good amount of clouds overhead. the rain holds off as we cross to the 60's. by 5:00, here is what is going on regionwide. things are really starting to warm up. 59 degrees in downtown boston. bit cooler as we trek northward to new hampshire where it is in the 40's. a nice warm up despite the heavy cloud coverage in place. it is even overcast if you're heading of downtown boston now. any signs of showers well off to the west. great lakes bringing rain chances from buffalo to the patriots game. that will bring us our chance of showers through the forecast tonight. this cold front brings changes as far as our temperatures. we cool down into the forecast tonight and the start of next week. clouds begin with the forecast this afternoon. heavy showers move in for the southern extent. for the o kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: and the next...a kid - kelly: ...y

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. doug: we all look over antoinette's shoulder, we see a lot of green. kelly ann: yes. doug: is this anything like yesterday? kelly ann: this is nothing. we're not seeing a lot of this falling to the ground. it's very deceptive. it appears as if there's a lot of rainfall moving through, but at this point just some spot showers that we'll be tracking into the afternoon as overall forecast this weekend actually looking relatively dry and quiet. we are looking at a mild forecast. here's a track of what's going on overhead as you're heading out this morning. we do see a few spot showers moving through, drizzle at most as this pushes eastward through the area late this morning and into the afternoon. clouds stick around through today. that is why we do see the chance for another spot shower or two for later this evening, mainly we move through the evening. warm front is moving through. temperatures are relatively mild. we do have those breezy conditions in place because of a storm system to o

meterologist kelly ann cicalese is tracking the showers. present at, welcome to newscenter 5. kelly ann: thank you so much, doug. glad to be here. and on my first day here, tracking a shower, a heavy swathe of moisture to the west. look to our south? that is bringing rain fall for later this evening. after sunset the possibility of downpours and even tracking into the area as well. that is the main concern as we head into the forecast. we will also talk about temperature changes as well, and that as we head into the weekend. future cast showing the showers start to fill in as they push into the west. we have those downpours, spot flooding for later this evening and a few late-night rumbles through the overnight hours. changes in our temperatures for sunday. i will have a look for that in my forecast. antoinette: all right, thank you so much. new, if you were having trouble getting online this morning, you weren't alone. a number of popular websites like amazon, twitter and netflix were down after a massive cyberattack. new hampshire based dyn said its server was hit by a denial

. >> now come your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. kelly ann: doug will be up in a sky 5 monitoring the conditions. not do that because the rain is ending. doug: oh, great. kelly ann: he cannot blame the traffic on the rain. we do have some rain moving and for tonight, and that will be playing a part with the temperatures this evening. although we are nice and mild out there right now, and for the afternoon, those showers will cool us down. that is something we will feel into the morning commute and the forecast as well. you will need the heavier jackets for tomorrow morning. satellite and radar imagery showing those clouds are moving in all ready to start the day can we do see heavier clouds especially over boston. areas to the west starting to see some sun filter in. we will see those clouds on and off throughout much of the afternoon as we wait for though showers to approach. cold front is going to have taken impacts, not only from the great lakes, moving right along this cold front, so that is something we will be tracking later th

announcer: now, your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. kelly ann: good saturday morning. we're seeing high pressure in place, so things are looking relatively dry and quiet for today. a spot shower or two can't be ruled out. that's something we'll be watching into the afternoon. mild as we see highs into the mid to upper 50's today. cold front for sunday night brings our next chance of rain just barely tracking down to our those clouds in place. they will be stubborn as we head into the afternoon. that's why we have the chance for a spot shower or two. heading into the evening, those showers turn just to our north, pushing off the shore as we head into your saturday night. moving into your sunday, things are dry, but those clouds are still sticking around. seven-day forecast includes things warming up as we head into next week. we're starting off in the 50's for halloween. notice how things warm up quickly. tuesday, we're into the mid 50's mid 60's. by late next week, clouds move ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart

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announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese.