you can also watch the show on kevin skarupa, we have got thanksgiving a week from today. what is the outlook? kevin: the beginning and middle of next week looks fantastic for us out there. moves through on sunday. that system could have a couple could be a few hours of light snow showers for western and northern areas. rainfall tonight, tomorrow, a rain. quick clearing tomorrow and cooler air in time for the weekend. i think for the holiday itself, wednesday, thursday, looking really nice. adam: much better than the thanksgiving last year with no power and a lot of snow on the ground. [laughter] thanks, kevin. starting tonight at 5:00, new pressure for airports this winter. how much they could have to pay if snow builds up on runways. and we hear all the time to eat healthy, but the definition of healthy could be different for every person. that does it for us.

our team coverage contends with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: it looks like through tomorrow, we kind of split the holiday weekend with the first two being much milder thanks to a westerly breeze as we take the edge off the milder air. by the time we get to later friday night and early saturday, that dividing line will eventually be our only chance of showers anywhere through the holiday weekend. it looks excellent for travel purity looks more daunting to our west. and temperatures anywhere from the upper range of the 40' s to the lower range of the 50' s, and for a lot of folks, 50' s tomorrow before that front eventually arrives. erin: all right, kevin, thank you. many families have turkey day traditions before sitting down for a big feast. thousands laced up their sneakers for a 5k here in manchester, while across the city it was time for some high school football. wmur' s andy hershberger is live at gill stadium. andy: for most people, today of course turkey will at some point be on the menu, but this is really a day for family and fri

we begin our team coverage with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: 10 inches of snow last year, a high of 52, 55 tomorrow. an enormous difference. few clouds out there. otherwise, lots of blue sky. 20' low and mid 40' s across a good part of the state. it is the only system we contend holiday weekend. couple of days, and we will talk much more about this with minutes. josh: all right, kevin, see you in a bit. it is not just busy on the roadways but in the air as well security nationwide. but travelers we spoke to are s ray brewer is live at ray, what' s one of the main tips officials are urging this noon? ray: the thing that officials are urging is for people to arrive early, perhaps about one and half to two hours before your flight. that will give you plenty of time to clear security. at manchester boston regional airport, there is evidence of increased security. the airport stepped up security following alerts by both the state department and the fbi warning of possible terrorist attempt to replicate the paris attacks. despite the concerns,

announcer: kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: a dark day with rain making its way through the area. temperatures within a few degrees of where we started the day. clouds and scattered showers in place for the afternoon. not everyone sees it, but it will be out there. along with it, a brief downpour in the evening in the northern part of the state. expecting temperatures to level off in the 40' s to near 50. winds picking up out of the southeast, which will aid in keeping temperatures where they are. this moisture making its way through goes to our east later on and sets up a drier day tomorrow with the exception of the north country, which will have showers. as you notice, some shower activity starting to make its way in at the lunch hour in southeastern areas. not terribly organized. looking at a quarter inch to half inch out of this. yesterday, some spots of run it are rain. this all around an area of low pressure that eventually comes with more of a westerly breeze to dry us out and then turns northwesterly to cool us of

meteorologist kevin skarupa joins us with the travel forecast. kevin: nothing but sunshine across a good portion of the state at the present time. if you are outdoors for any length of time, you will notice the breeze out there,. -- you will notice the breeze that is gusting out there. sunshine is counteracting done a bit at the present time. temperatures are working their way up through the 30' s. a couple of lower 40' s. down to one lonely degree right now. to my times over 20 miles. that makes it feel more like the 20' s in the afternoon, before eventually we drop into the teens and 20' s later on tonight. much as a lot more on what to expect the on the forecast in just a bit. sean: staying on the cold theme, this afternoon governor maggie , hassan will join the professional firefighters of new hampshire to announce her support for operation warm. the campaign raises money to provide new coats to children in need. in 2014, new hampshire identified approximately 34,000 children living in poverty. if you would like to give the gift of warmth you

>> now, meteorologist stevan group of -- kevin skarupa with your forecast. kevin: completely different picture north of the white mountains, where we have the best to northwesterly breeze creating their own clouds in that direction. for the most part we are looking at a pretty nice afternoon across the area. temperatures across the region at the above the average, which is a trend that continues through the end of the week as it stands now. a little bit of a breeze today. that will lineup tomorrow and into the day on wednesday. this west-northwest wind, especially with cooler temperatures. it does not take much to kick up extra clouds to the north. this means the chance to bring out the shower for the afternoon. opposite effect happens with a this is what we will see continuing to play out through the afternoon. tonight and early tomorrow morning, between that and thursday night, that really is our truly one rain chance we have out there. a little bit drew brees on these readings, which go from the 50' s up north to 60' s in some spots. as far as the temperat

for more on that, we had to meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: 62 was the old record. they are already in the lower range of the 70' s. the very record high is actually 75. we are either side of 70 now. we will see more breaks of sunshine through the afternoon. late in the day, there will be a anywhere from 3:00 in western areas and as tuning -- and 7:00 or 8:00. gradual step backward. it will not, all at once, but it will be piecemeal the next 36 to 48 hours. temperature is likely not out of the 40' s with a cool breeze and sunshine. big changes on the way. we have more on this in just a few minutes. erin: new developments this noon in a hit and run in derry. police are looking for the suv that struck a man on chester road and kept going last night around 5:30. police say the victim, a 55-year-old man, was treated for his injuries and released. right now, police are looking for a dark colored suv that may have damage to its passenger side mirror and front corner. the wife of a man shot and killed this week in manchester is speaking out about her husband' s death. 37-y

i'm hillary clinton and i >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your forecast. kevin: started the day with high clouds, especially offshore. that has continued while we have seen breaks of sunshine. there are a lot of areas with high and mid-level cloudiness that would normally burn off in the middle of the summer as you start the day. now we have the much lower sun angle and only three weeks away from the shortest daylight hours, it is tougher to get rid of that. the wind chill at the present time still in the teens. high overcast in spots. other areas enjoying at least partial sunshine and a lighter breeze at about five or 10 miles an hour. watch as we go through the morning. this is starting to expand farther north. a lot of thin, mid-level clouds more than anything else. that will not produce precipitation for us. sunshine or even overcast sky at times. the system west continues to head northeast. by the time that moves through the great lakes, that puts us on the warmer side of the system. over the next couple days, we warm-up. precipitation from that system

you can submit your pictures and u-local members, by logging onto >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: for a lot of folks, it was the coldest temperatures we' ve seen all season this morning. a lot of areas in the teens. a record of 25 setback in 1972 was beaten. a lot of sunshine out there, a few high clouds in a few spots, but nothing that is filtering the sun at all. that has gone to work with a cold start with temperatures in the teens and 20' s, working her way to the lower 40' s and 50' s, be within one or two degrees of where we landed yesterday afternoon. again, this comes with sunshine. exception might be a few southwestern areas. a few high and mid-level clouds from the berkshires are trying to break off. a lot of that will continue to dry up. you will notice a system slowly making its way through the ohio valley now. this all edges in our direction, so while it will be an increase high-class to our west and some clouds trying to make their way in off the ocean tonight -- there will be a lot of clouds run tomorrow and eventually better

erin: all right, and we will >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch nine -- with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: we started the day with clouds and the rain-soaked roadways. now, it is a lot of sunshine. we are along the south of the white mountains. a few fairweather clouds, and up north, we have quite a few lingering clouds at the present time. a pretty nice afternoon out there with temperatures in a lot of locations jumping into the 50' s, even closer to the coast line. we are up near 60 degrees. there is the rainfall, thankfully a very progressive-moving system. this was a rainfall that we sorely needed across the area. a quick hit of an inch-plus of rain across many regions of the state. it looks like that will leave us with one week system between now and thanksgiving, and that in the central plains. as it makes its way toward us, it will be a much weaker system by the time it gets here. they' re expecting anywhere of snow from highway through chicago over the next 12 hours to 24 hours. truly starts to arrive gradually here through the afternoon. westerly wind

i'm hillary clinton and i >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: things have recovered nicely in a lot of areas. a few seven spots trying to get afternoon. it is about as warm and bright as we will be for the rest of the week to we are expecting the clouds to gather tomorrow and the temperatures will be cooler by tomorrow afternoon as well. from there we will continue to see the better shower chances. 2 systems making their way through. neither one looks like heavy rainfall for us, but any kind of t that bad of a thing before the ground starts to freeze. big area of high pressure throughout area and tomorrow afternoon, clouds started drifting, and with that, right on its heels, we will be with scattered showers. the main push on the system will be located offshore. cannot rollout a quick terrain through that. we started in the 20' s in several areas and low 30' s in southern spots. males really nice compared to the breeze we had yesterday and the extra clouds we had around on saturday. notice the temperatures. four degrees, five degrees warme

kevin skarupa and kelly lapointe are in the parade. and there's kev, and drivers are asked to allow for the event to be over. probably video from last year. josh: probably, but still the same guy. still kevin. amy: i think so. [laughter]. josh:. josh: we've cracked into the lower 40's in some spots. and clouds coming and going all morning and continues through the day. we say partly sunny on average, upper 40's and upper 30'sen 0 lower 40's headed for the mid and upper 40's for today. seasonally average for this time of year. there are the clouds, thinner and thicker versions rolling overhead through the day today. they thicken up tonight and tomorrow, as this weather system approaches. don't worry, that snow is not moving in, it moves into southern canada, maybe a few flakes mixing in on the mountains tomorrow. otherwise, rain showers in a few spots.

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we were talking 60' s just with lingering clouds even in the north country trying to give afternoon. the end of the week. the big change comes at the end of because the front, currently no -- located in the northern rockies, gets here. after that there is a stray shower but then we are done with rain chances for the time being. there are clouds up in parts of the north country, mostly high and mid-level clouds. the cloud cover is a lot thinner than anything we' ve had the last 24 to 36 hours. partial sunshine your with mostly sunny skies elsewhere. and what is a beautiful weather pattern this time of year -- average is the cloudiest month of the year. we will start off the first 5, 6, 7 days with only one overcast day. the disturbances through canada for the time being. big ridge of high pressure in control from the planes through texas. after northern portions of the united states and into canada. last of the shower activity, it is a soaker of a morning in some spots across the

meteorologist kevin skarupa has the latest on the forecast. kevin: it' s not ideal at there, for certain. we have a couple of inches of rainfall and it continues into the afternoon before gradually starting to wind down. you can see the process now truly starting to begin as the area of pressure wobbles away northeast of us. still some pockets of rainfall out there for the time being and afternoon. behind that system in time for the weekend in the forecast coming up. and fresh off the debate stage in wisconsin, many gop hopefuls are in new hampshire, including front runner donald trump. trump drew a large crowd to manchester for politics and eggs this morning, and political director josh mcelveen was there . he joins us live from the news room. josh: certainly, taking the red eye from wisconsin to new hampshire is made a bit easier when you have your own jet, but donald trump had to be energized by the crowd that awaited him in manchester this morning. according to organizers, this was the largest turnout in the year history of the politics and

our very own kevin skarupa and hayley lapoint also made an appearance. spectators say they look forward s gathering is even more special. >> it's amazing, especially because of what happened in paris. >> because it feels like the country is divided right now so to see the community come together makes you feel a little closer. steph: this is the 64th year the we have ms. haley the brave [laughter] hayley: we had so many people who were able to see kevin and i, shake hands with us. we were salivating christmas before thanks giving. it is getting pretty cold. temperatures will be cool as we push forward. steph: and ahead in sports unh football tries to impress the playoff selection committee with out on senior day. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to

wmur' s kevin skarupa was at the game. as always on education day he was testing the kids on different subjects. manchester outshot elmira 47-19 and derek arnold scored. but elmira wins 2-1. the monarchs host norfolk for 3 games starting friday night. check out the exeter blue hawks, ready to take on #1 goffstown for the d-1 football title sunday night at unh. talk about a study in contrasts. its the ball control, steady, tough defense of exeter against the high-flying air and ground attack of the grizzlies. the blue hawks won the d-1 title in 2011 and 2012. >> we are excited to be in the championship aim. the place in last year, a very good team, a lot of respect. we are looking forward to sunday night. >> so excited to play them again. last year they got the better of us. this year will have another chance. it' s really a -- really exciting , especially in the championship game. >> noon michigan at penn state. michigan state at ohio state. , then tcu at oklahoma. should be a great unh football one. practice. and they hav

. >> you are watching "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. kevin: monday morning, november 29th. the direction. we have the clearer skies elsewhere. a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. just about statewide we are in the 50's today with a light breeze out of the southwest. increasing storm with two systems and the chances of showers in the forecast. we'll have those details coming up. sean: time right now is 5:42. binyamin netanyahu is meeting with president obama in washington, d.c. today. erin: the two leaders are planning to discuss the ongoing conflict between israel and path stun. this will be the first time in more than a year that the president has talked face to face with netanyahu. the meeting comes as tensions continue to screen ties. >> is this a real gun or fake gun? sean: marty walsh is expected to sign an ordinance that will ban fake firearms. erin: a new report shows that climate change could push more than 100 million people into extreme poverty by the year 2030. the report says the poverty level co

kevin skarupa with a look at the forecast. kevin: single digits. teens and 20's elsewhere. mostly cloudy. really no problem beside the fact that you have to warm up the car. we will have partial sunshine. mostly sunny skies. the next system will start to arrive with an increase in clouds. mid 20's up in southern highs for most will be in the 30's. a light wind and a blend of sunshine and clouds. much more in a bit. let's look at the morning ride. deb: good monday morning. if you are going to be not seeing any delays down to the everett turnpike. the everett turnpike, spaulding, and 101 are a nice quiet ride. this is report is brought to you by peter's of nashua. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you, deb. school schedules in the city of manchester are changing this morning. meaning that students could show up at different times. manchester this morning schedule. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. the new schedule is teachers contract with the teachers union. it is based on the number of hours rather than looking at the number of school

kevin skarupa joins us with a look at the forecast. when you look at the forecast from last year and the one from this year, they could not be more different. kevin: a lot of folks will actually be able to cook the thanksgiving dinner. today, we are looking at a fairly quiet start. there were partly cloudy skies up in the north country. cloudy in central and southern areas. it is shaping up to be a decent thanksgiving for us. the front back to our west eventually arrives later tomorrow evening. that will produce the change for the second half of the weekend. temperatures in the teens up north. up near 50 and even milder tomorrow. much more on your forecast looking through the holiday weekend coming up in just a few minutes. erin: we have just learned that one person was taken to the hospital after a two alarm fire in dover this morning. she is expected to be ok. crews were called to apartment buildings at 29 new york street just before 3:00. they were able to contain the flames to one apartment and say the fire started in the kitchen. t

>> you are watching wmur "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. sean: a lucky selector is the new owner of tony soprano's cadillac escalade. there are $119,000. the model has a resale value of $8,000. the escalade bears of the significant of james juan -- gandefini. erin: one direction got the top awarted last night. the band won artist of the year for the section year in a row. taylor swift won song of the year. kevin: ariana grande won favorite pop artist. sean: one d is one of the kevin: can't wait until they come back. sean: if you are a fan of legos, you may want to start shopping. ray: a sign the seasons are changing. we'll take you to new hampshire mountain where they are getting ready and firing up the snow guns. erin: a heart wrenching situation. cats and dogged were killed in an overnight fire at an animal shelter. nikole: i'm nikole killion with the news they are taking to combat the t dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experien

kevin skarupa and hayley lapoint will be in the parade. they are asked to avoid the area until the event is over. we're already cranking up the holiday season. erin: it has started. sean: we asked which wineries the best. erin: number five, hermit woods; four, flag hill; three, cooper beech winery; two, white mountain, and the number one winery according to the viewers: sweet baby vineyard. i think people would be surprised to know how many wineries are here. sean: right now 6:52. still to come, a final check on your top stories, including a developing story in manchester. police say they've made people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, sean: it is now 6:55. updating t

>> you are watching wmur "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. erin: this is an interesting idea. authorities in lexington, kentucky are giving people to pay off their fines and help the needy. they are accepting canned foods. ten cans will knock $15 off of a parking citation. an interesting idea. good as you pay back your fine. erin: yeah. the travel company intrepid is offering a vacation of a lifetime. sean: i'm buying one for kevin. you will be traveling around the world for an entire year. kevin: the cost starts at $75,000. the price does not meals. the adventure begins in thailand on february 3rd and ends february 2nd to 2017. i was going to say merry christmas to me. then i realized you want me out of the picture for a year. sean: no. and i have $75,000 lying around over there. your bucket list would be checked off all in one trip; right? kevin: yes. that's true. erin: seriously that's quite the trip. sean: more hazing allegations against a fraternity. ordered to end all activities. marcy: i'll have the latest on the

jean: now these young fans are excited to see kevin skarupa there. looks like they were having a josh: a federal epidemic, now at 5:30 the growing movement from the government to recognize new hampshire's heroin problem. jean: a man facing serious charges has been arrested for the break in at a worcester armory, and it wasn't hard for police to track tom the scene. mike: the latest system won't last that long, when it clears out again, plus a look into the weekend. jrm an important test for new hampshire high schoolers, will be offered for free. josh: three new hampshire mothers are joining forces to have the federal government declare a state of emergency over new hampshire's heroin epidemic. welcome back. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. as heather hamel reports, these women hope to get enough resources to address the problem from top to bottom. reporter: yes, these women say we all know what we need to do, but there's not enough money to do and it that's where the federal government can help. >> my fire comes from personal experience in l

our own kevin skarupa along with hayley lapointe. communities are looking forward to this each year and for some this year's gathering was more special. >> it's amazing after what happened in paris. it feels like the country is divided and to see the community come together, makes you feel closer. >> this is the 64th year this parade has been held and a bristol boy got his wish. make-a-wish new hampshire wanted nine-year-old kenneth who is battling sarcoma, cancer. he threw some passes, i imagine yesterday, got a jersey and was on the field for the coin toss, but that's not all. make-a-wish told him he'll also be going to disney world this february. oh. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, unh football tries to impress the playoff selection committee with a big win. see how the wildcats took down the black bears. josh: we're expecting variable conditions, some clouds and scattered showers, afternoon sunshine. where it could rain tonight and a look at your holiday week ahead forecast. >> coming up in new hampshire's business. the

our own kevin skarupa and hayley are in the parade. and it's not easy being green, but seacoast makes it look so good. the annual festival of trees is happening in portsmouth. more than 100 christmas trees will be displayed. the decorations aren't limited to trees. you can kind quirky options, close to 8,000 people are expected to visit this year's festival. admission is $5 and kids 12 and under are free. >> i'm going to change who i am and become a winner. >> so can you. your giving of nonperishable food can lead you to the peanuts movie. patients who br i in $5 worth of nonperishable items will gain entrance to see the charlie brown film or "it's a wonderful life" and both stock the food pantry. i'm shelley walcott, w- mur news 9. >> and now sports. >> it's our final friday football report of the 2015 season. our championship previews begin in division one. all three games we played on sunday at university of new hampshire. and this is goffstown and exeter, undefeated, goffstown are the top seeds. they take on the blue hawks. exeter

kevin: that seems like an odd reason. erin: it does. it is very odd. try it out, skarupa. [laughter] kevin: just start eating it like an apple? is that what you are saying? erin: i don' t think that would taste great. kevin: no, i don' t think it would. clouds early give way to partial sunshine. it should be a milder afternoon. temperatures should be within three or four degrees of 50. that is a huge difference from last year, when we were digging out of snowfall. it should be an even milder friday. eventually, a couple showers move through late friday evening, early saturday, which will bring in the cooler air for the weekend. anywhere along and south of the white mountains this morning, we have clouds out there. there will be a little bit of a southerly breeze. clouds, sunny breaks today. at the same time, some extra high clouds back to the west head of the front. until friday evening. -- the front does not move through until friday evening. snow shower activity is a possibility for the mountains on saturday morning. temperatures right now are in the lower half of the 30'

sanders: i'm bernie sanders, skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: similar temperatures, similar amounts of sunshine. the big difference is the wind, only going 5-10 miles an hour in most locations that most could looks to set up another cool evening across the area, with just a little bit more fog starting to form. you notice just a few icons across the area. temperatures above the freezing mark as you get across mount washington. that is the milder air attempting to push in. for the rest of us, of a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. a few spots yesterday to finish off in the lower range of the 70' s. there will be a lot of areas in the mid-60' s, which you take for this time of year, certainly with the sunshine. november is known as the cloudiest month of the year if you look at all of the averages for each month. we have not started that way. a good deal of sunshine away from the mountains over the last several days, and it looks to continue. you notice with the big ridge of high pressure and controlled, you start to get on the backside of th