amy: kristen, kevin skarupa wants that hat of yours. kevin: i will wear a hat on tv, anytime anyplace. amy: for more go to wmur.com/spiritofgiving. kevin: what a day on the way granted it doesn't feel like december or even november for that meter. we're looking for 40's to 50's. good deal of sunshine, bear in mind early this morning there is fog out there and temperatures below the freezing mark. with that there have been a couple of rollover crashes this morning due to slick spots. amy: got it, got to pay attention, yep, all right. be sure to tune in at 10 a.m. for close-up. first, it's good morning watching. thanks for helping us out with the do i drive. just a few more toys to get us to our goal. kevin and i back with more local

for more on the timeline and what to expect, let' s bring in meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: the impact with this be a lot less with a lot less people on the roads. posts evening for the folks, but temperatures are respected to dip the back below the freezing mark later on this evening. you will notice quite a few lingering clouds. still a couple of snow showers as this disturbance slowly makes its way towards us. temperatures will try to work their way above the freezing mark, but you will quickly fall below as the sun goes on layer in the day, and that sets up the catchy, freezing rain or freezing drizzle. we will tie you how we ring in the new year with futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. sean: we are following some breaking news this noon, actor bill cosby has been charged with sexual assault and will face a judge this afternoon. investigators say this case involves one victim, and the alleged drugging and assault happened more than a decade ago breaking details. bazi: prosecutors announce for the for time since bill cosby has been accused of drugging and as

meteorologist kevin skarupa has a look at the big change for the weekend. kevin: even with the dip in temperatures, we are talking about temperatures much closer to average. still up to the 40' s and a lot of cases during it comes with more rain chance of making their way toward us. patchy fog out there. it certainly gets more aggressive as far as the rain is and evening. temperatures out of that anywhere from the upper 30' s to the lower range of the 40' s, mid s closer to the shoreline. it does look like 40' and holding in that direction as the rain moves this evening. from there, clearing skies change for the weekend along with some brisk winds to go we will have much more in your weekend forecast, futurecast coming up in just minutes. adam: thanks, kevin. temperatures, including those forecasted for next week, are having an impact on the start to the ski season. but you can take a look at this picture posted this morning by the folks at the mount washington auto road. the snow does exist. wmur' s kristen carosa has more on the tourism forecast for the se

but first we want to check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa with what we can expect for the rest of the afternoon. kevin: a much lighter version into the afternoon, but still some accumulation for some areas out of this. you can see anywhere between five and seven inches of snow in central parts of the state, away from where we have been mixing, with quite a bit of sleep come anywhere from south of the lakes region all the way down to the seacoast from where we have had freezing rain greater the winter storm warning remains in effect for the northern three counties. you notice the heaviest portion of all the precipitation we have been going through this morning, continuing to lighten up for the afternoon. north of the white mountains, continuing to expect an additional 1-4 inches of the commission for the remainder of the afternoon. places like pittsburgh and colebrook are the areas that stand to see that. temperatures well below the freezing mark and not expected to make much headway through the afternoon anything that falls can continue to re-freeze across the region. in southern

kevin skarupa joining us now. we are getting an range of whether or not we can talk about a white christmas. kevin: we are getting in range. there are two or three storm systems down the line. weekend, which looks very mild. adam: certainly very warm. and the holiday season is here. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i >> now, meteorologist kevin forecast. kevin: temperature is the last couple of days have really felt chilly, even though we have been within a few degrees of where we now we see a warming trend certainly over the next several days. overcast, closer to the shoreline, light, southerly wind. we have a tendency to ho

i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: we are not only going to be the warmest december on record -- we are likely going to rest the last warmest december on record in 1881 by 2.5 degrees. a lot of it a function of not having snow on the ground. even with that snow on the ground this morning, we started off our normal highs this time of year and continue to jump. as her matter-of-fact, any areas that see a little bit of sunshine have gotten back into the lower 40' afternoon. there have been a few stubborn areas seeing quite a a few more clouds. a light westerly breeze bumping up against the terrain. ron manchester, we have pretty thick fog that has been forming. he will notice that on the satellite picture. that is a lower cloud deck. the higher cloud deck move in the terrain. showers a possibility this evening in the north country. not a huge area of high pressure settling in for us. i think we are back-and-forth with clouds and sunshine. a few more as you head up north. temperatures even their starting

kevin skarupa will have more on that this afternoon, but first, kevin is in cook' s corner. kevin: ho, ho, ho, and merry christmas feared kevin skarupa with us with one of my holiday recipes. i have my two little helpers. noah, my nephew, and my son levi. we are making mushroom croissants. by sister-in-law, auntie, and mommy. they were started by nana first. they were delicious. you preheat an oven at 375, and then noah over here has been doing the cream cheese. making it nice and soft. you can heat it up if you have to. you take two packages of cream cheese, softened them. take the cans of mushrooms, pieces and stems, and you chop them up really small because they will be inside the crescent rolls. take what you have here and put you can use this here, kind of bowl. what we will do while they do ready. use the pre-practice crescent rolls, cut them into rectangles -- pre-packaged crescent rolls, th -- you guys stir that up now with the fork. and then what you do is make sure you have themall all binded together with a little flour so they will hold together because these wil

we want to check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa. some areas could get snow tonight? kevin: yes. a lot of it will be in rain for m, but a clue -- but a couple of spots of north could pick up some accumulation. panning out, you' ll notice to our west, an upper-level system with cooler air eventually involved. eventually after temperatures get their way into the low and mid 40' s and will follow later this evening, there is an outlook of mostly what will occur during the daylight hours tomorrow. the potential north of the white mountains with a couple of mixed showers in the foothills. from there, we will talk about forecast and the weekend coming just a bit. erin: all right, kevin, thank you. a father who killed his son in an automobile accident is on his way to state prison. the defendant pled guilty to a charge of negligent homicide. today he faced his sentence. ray brewer was live at the hearing, and ray, i understand the boy' s mother was in court, did she address the court? ray: no she did not, erin. t want to speak in part because it deal. the prosecution saying t

kevin skarupa joins us with a look at our forecast. kevin: kind of a quiet stretch as we lean into the meteorological start of winter. single digits up north to mid 20' s in southern spots with mostly clear skies. you will notice the system approaching from the west. it looks like we will be on and off with shower activity through thursday morning. temperatures start where they did yesterday. s to lower 40' s this afternoon. much more on your forecast in just a bit. let' s take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning, kevin. everything looks great on interstate 93 from tilton to the hooksett tolls and from manchester to salem, about a 21 minute ride. 293 is a smooth ride all the way down to the split with 93. no problems on 101, 111, or the spaulding turnpike. the commute into boston is also good right now. this report is brought to you by minuteman health. join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. eri

we start with meteorologist kevin skarupa in the weather center. kevin: we continued to see the snowfall mixing with sleep in southwestern and -- with sleet areas. for central and northern areas, this will continue to come down as mostly snow. winter storm warnings posted for the northern 1/2 3 of the state until the overnight hours of snow. travel for the morning commute. it will start to lighten tomorrow afternoon -- like into -- it will start to lighten this afternoon. from keene and jaffrey through new ipswich, it has been mixing with quite a bit of sleep -- sleet. it is not completely about the actual surface temperature. the warm air continues to change over snow to sleep t. we will have much more on the latest timeline and the of simulations in just a bit. let' s take a look at your morning drive. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: the roads are a mess this morning. there are already many commuters out. there are a lot of crews taking care of the roads. we are getting word of a crash on 93 northbound at t

kevin skarupa with a look at the forecast. kevin: a quick reminder that last november and december were mild. we remember what january, february, in to so it doesn't necessarily sell us all the way through the winter. certainly it has been a fairly easy walk for us to this point. we have the patchy fog. a little bit of drizzle in spots. some of that could be freezing up in extreme northern parts of the state. that's the next system arriving later on this evening. ahead of that, 30's and 40's to start. 40's near 50 degrees. much more on the workweek ahead. let's look at your monday morning ride. joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. if you are starting your commute and heading to the upper valley, 89 north is a good ride from concord through new london and from hanover to lebanon. south side side is moving well. 93 south is moving well through the state as is 293 and the everett turnpike. boston, 93 south is congested. then through the 95 stoneham. this report is brought to you by peter

kevin skarupa joins us. how much longer is the rain going to last? kevin: maybe on and off through the afternoon. at least a couple more hours. we may have a few wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. the last of the rain showers pull through in the next couple hours. highs going from the mid-40' s to the upper 50' s today. wind advisory posted for parts of the state through 6:00 this evening. a look at your ride this morning. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning. wet roadways are going to slow things down a bit. all major roadways in new hampshire are moving well. we are not seeing any problems from the tilton area to the hooksett tolls and from manchester down into salem. 293 is looking good. 101, 111, and the spalding are up to speed. no problems or delays into and around boston. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health -- join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. eri

sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch kevin: i' m back-and-forth between clouds and sunshine. we are looking at temperatures which are mile. the big turn for the afternoon is the wind, at times gusting over 35 miles per hour, especially as you get into the open area, where the wind could be gusty. you cannot rule out some power outages this afternoon, due to the wind. you need gusts over 40 miles per hour to see that potential. the wind continues to the cup in the afternoon, bringing in the cooler air. it has been snowing for the last few hours in washington. you can clearly see how the showers continue to linger from time to time north -- up north. a few light showers to the southwest, diving eastward through the remainder of the afternoon. and the winds diminished. the cooler air will be in place. we are not talking cold. as a matter of fact, temperatures going forward will likely still be at or above year. we are looking at a couple of sprinkles passing by. for the central and southern areas, the expectation is for a passing shower and the sun w

we could actually break records. s check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa to see how warm it will get. kevin: temperatures at above the average when you added the ground, easy to do. coming along with milder air, two chances of rain before we get to the record-breaking chance. rainfall around through the afternoon. but another one right on its heels. temperatures either side of 40. central part of the state, stay in the mid-30' s. we will approach 50 at couple of warmest of the temperatures peaking on christmas eve. it will be christmas day before another cooldown sets up. erin: new this noon, a mother is under arrest in salem after police say she, along with her niece and eight-year-old son, were caught shoplifting. and what' s even more disturbing is police say she has just left the courthouse facing a similar charge. wmur' s heather hamel is live in salem with the story. heather: she was out on bail for a charge related to shoplifting and as he said, salem police say she had just left the circuit court but she wasted no time grabbing items and walking out. monday, adelaida jorda

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: you get farther west another north, a lot of onto that trade we see that a lot of times this year, even though a lot of maps tell us it will clear out, usually the moisture. it should continue to gradually improve eventually into tonight. southerly wind. offshore. they will navigate their way in with the general increase in clouds later tonight. air to kick off a little bit of s and mid-30' overnight. there is a possibility of not only drizzled more morning but maybe some patchy, freezing drizzle in a few spots. the main show otherwise is this front coming through later tomorrow evening and friday early morning. that will switch temperatures greatly by the weekend along with a wind chill. above the freezing mark up north, lower 40' s and southern areas can we will add up by another 2, 3, 4 degrees in most places. 10 degrees to 50 degrees cooler than yesterday but still above average for this time of year. as we stretch out and look forward that onto our southwest, milder air not

meteorologist kevin skarupa begins our team coverage live from the weather center. kevin: these start overnight tonight and continue on through the daylight hours tomorrow. we have winter weather advisory' s in central and southern areas of the state. this will go through the daylight hours tomorrow. the heaviest on was focus portion of the storm system will be centered around the morning commute tomorrow. by then we are talking mostly snow after developing after midnight tonight. from there we could be changing over to sleep in quite a few central and southern areas. in the north country we may remain mostly snow out of the system. around the morning commute. a push of sleep trying to make mid-levels of the atmosphere try to warm up before the system pulls away. inches of accumulation. we will have all the details in your forecast in just a bit. sean: storm preparations, as you might expect, are already underway. here in manchester, salt and plow trucks are getting ready as we speak. wmur' s stephanie woods continues our storm watch team coverage. stephanie: we are

right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: today essentially one of the last few days and pretty much for most of the month of december so far, and the cooler air that will be coming in over the weekend. bear in mind over the weekend of are very close to where we should be for this time of year. average high, conquered the time of year, 30 6, 37. average low is in the upper range of the teens. that is where we will be with the high temperatures each afternoon, but we will have the wind to go along with it. we have clouds out there at the present time. the wind may be light out of the northwest at 5, 10 miles an hour. a couple of breaks trying to develop. the biggest of cloud cover we to thin out a bit. a couple of breaks in that overcast, showered to be angling suppressed to our south. what this opens the door to is much cooler air. our north and west. we have the lake-effect snow machine going. temperatures from the upper 30' s in the mid-40' s in southern spots, a few areas we thin tha

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: edging closer to another weekend here in the granite state. a lot of blue sky in the south and eastern part of the state. the farther you go back north, quite a bit more in the way of clouds on the westerly breeze. not as gusty as yesterday. out west, the occasional up north, maybe a few flurries a possibility this afternoon after accumulation north of the white mountains yesterday. the thickest of the cloud cover continuing to make its way through western and northern areas. southeastern spots through the remainder of the afternoon. the endgame is to have it all to our east later on this evening. s tonight, and with that, a much lighter wind tomorrow are you will notice temperatures making s. 47' s, 48' s up north. not quite as windy as what we had out there yesterday, but still the occasional gust 15 miles, 20 miles an hour. skies clearing out later this evening, setting up the last of the lingering clouds for the north country tomorrow morning before eventually giving way to

right to rise usa for the content >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: some pretty thick fog this morning, but there are a few spots where visibility is less than a half mile. hard pressed to see a lot of days like this with light wind not having a chance to burn off. we have been seeing, as you will notice here, some breaks in the overcast. that is all it is going to take this afternoon to list back in the low and mid 50' s. of course you get up in the mid-50' s, in and around the lakes region, low cloud cover hanging around 1000 feet. places like claremont at least have the clouds out there, and the drying trend continues through the afternoon, much like you could already see the brakes starting to develop in spots. temperatures this afternoon -- a 50' the dryer air. partly cloudy conditions are the trend for tonight. if you are held with that little bit of patchy fog after 3:00 are going to hang onto that this evening as the sun goes down with longer evenings this time that is our weathervane for tomorrow, or shall sunshine across area, and mo

i'm hillary clinton and i sean: >> meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: certainly one of those what a difference a day makes situations. northeasterly breeze at 10 miles air. plenty of clouds moved in during the evening hours and thicken up stayed this afternoon. you will notice up north that the clouds are little bit bigger and brighter in central parts of the state. then you get a top mount washington. what they like to call the under cast out there. we are looking at temperatures remain seasonably cool this time if you' re as we work our way through this evening. as this continues to make its way through the gulf of maine, there' s continued to our west and if any of that cloud cover through the afternoon and eventually the thickest of the cloud cover moving offshore later on today and into the evening. that is setting up similar overnight lows in the 20' s to the low 30' s, that we get back to the partial sunshine for the day tomorrow only to have the next to run in as we work through the day on thursday. there could be a sprinkle in a couple of

let' s start tonight with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: we talked about the record highs, not quite reached today but the record have smith is 51. it is not fallen much through the evening thanks to a bank of loud. if you have impacted so visibility by early morning could be down to less than a half-mile but a brighter day after any on a and it sets us up for that next system out for the great lakes that will affect the second half of our weekend. next temperatures in the sixth reason -- and western and either side of 50. it looks like this evening temperatures fall back between 30 5-45 with that patchy fog out there early tomorrow morning. beyond that it looks like the normative is working way back in tomorrow afternoon, record highs the possibility again tomorrow. all the big changes in the weekend beyond coming up in a few minutes. >> hitting the links, a very busy place at the derryfield in manchester and not far away at the park kids were on the playground comparing this day to summer vacation. even though it was so comfortable

flurries are falling across s check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa for so it is one of those days where we might see both now and -- both sun and snow? kevin: yes. up north, we will continue with that chance of a light snow, accumulation. you zoom in across northern new hampshire, snow showers later on tonight, so that should be off and on through the evening commute. temperatures in the 30' s and winds gusting at times over 30 miles an hour. much more ahead in your forecast ahead. jamie: ok, kevin. you know you can help put a smile on a child' s face this holiday season, by donating to wmur' s spirit of giving toy drive. along with our partners z-107 and rock 101, we willll be -- we will be collecting new, unwrapped toys this friday, saturday, and sunday at toys r us in manchester and at the crossings in newington. members of the wmur team will be live at both locations on friday all donations will go to toys for tots. there is still more ahead on news 9 at noon. pres. obama: mass shootings in this country have no parallel anywhere else in the world. jamie: the political response

we want to check in with kevin skarupa. kevin: two waves of rain eventually leading us to mildr temperatures. s on christmas eve. 50' s on christmas. we have heavy rain for a time this afternoon. on its heels will be another afternoon. right behind that come with a warm at the end of the week. -- right behind that, the warmth at the end of the week. deb: good morning, kevin. everything is looking great from hooksett tolls. 293 is a good ride through the mill yard. we are not seeing any problems on 101, 111, the spalding, or 105. everything looks good heading into massachusetts. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: hundreds of people have died from drug overdoses. countless more have been treated for overdoses. ray brewer joins us live in manchester to explain the new standing order from the governor. ray: the governor signed that narcan will now be stocks that all

we have live, team coverage of we start with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: that will lower accumulation areas -- amounts in the southern parts of the state to 1" to 4". the heaviest precipitation should be between now and 10:00 this morning. in some spots, it is 3" or 4" plus already. there are winter storm warnings posted for the potential of 6" p lus. in the southern half, we will be switching over to sleet, if you haven' t already. that will add to the already tricky commute. state. temperatures well below freezing across the board. anything falling even in mixed form is eventually re-freezing as it comes down. precipitation starts to lighten up why 4:00 or 5:00. -- up by 4:00 or 5:00. 1" to 4" for southern areas. 5" to 10" for north country and ski country as well. let' s take a look at the right out through the granite state -- state. we' s deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: the maximum speed limit at this time is 45 miles per hour. authorities are asking you to adhere to that speed limit to keep it safe for everyone. in some instances, you may

. >> you' re watching wmur news 9 with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, now, news 9 continues -- kevin skarupa. now, news 9 continues. kevin: factory next her time as you head out -- factor in extra time as you head out this morning. we have frozen conditions out there in places. we will talk about the last couple days of 2015 coming up. sean: could be some black ice out there, so be careful. two women from new hampshire are suing cbs from a song -- over a theory." according to the women, edith newlin wrote the song "soft s. her daughters are suing cbs, to florida after being stranded on cape cod. all 50 kemp' s ridley turtles were cared for by the new england aquarium after washing ashore and chauffeuring -- suffering from hypothermia. nearly 300 turtles have washed months. the dinosaurs are sticking around a little longer in manchester. the exhibit was scheduled to close them january 17, but has been so popular it will now be open seven days per week through the end of january. the exhibition includes robotic dinosaurs and hands-on exhibits. coming up, many of us need a cup morning. research

kevin skarupa joins us. kevin: we are eyeing another warming trend. when you don' t have the snow on the ground, it makes it very easy to see temperatures at the norms or above it. it is a fairly quiet start with an overcast sky. you will notice a few areas of clouds back to the west. s up north. mid-30' s in southern areas. clouds early giving way to at spots. we will talk about the warming in a bit. we are joined live by 95.7 s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. we are getting word of a police are just getting on the scene and they will keep us updated as information becomes available. 93 north and south is a good ride through the entire state. right now, it looks good. this report is being brought to you by peter honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. this morning in milton for a woman last monday evening. 39-year-old ann wade was last seen in the parking lot of the dollar general on white mountain highway and her family is worried about her safety. she is 5' 6", 140 pounds, with green eyes, and brown

kevin skarupa joins us now. kevin: yeah, a wet start to the day, but a completely different finish. we are talking wind gust over 35 miles per hour later this afternoon. we have a wind advisory posted for the afternoon through early this evening. we have showers continuing to come through. most of those are winding down by 9:00. in the north country, they will be off and on through the afternoon. it is mid 40' s to mid and upper 50' s today. coming up. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we' s deb davidson. tuesday morning. kevin. interstate 89 north and southbound looks great from concord to hanover and lebanon. it looks great at the bow junction with 93. 93 is moving well through the entire state. we are seeing building volume through londonderry and down into salem. into massachusetts, it is a boston. route 3 south is also slow. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. here, new hampshire. revolution. m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you so much. the race for the republican nomination for president will take to the stage tonight in las more than a mo

we are in for a cooler day today, but kind of near-normal, so says kevin skarupa. above normal the rest of the week. kevin: if there is not snow on the ground to keep temperatures down this time of year, you will be at or above normal with sunshine. we look for any sort of early sunshine in that chilly start to get the clouds to move along. showers coming in for the afternoon. nothing heavy, but there could be a couple of mixed spots in extreme southwestern parts of the state early this morning. the showers may even end as somewhat snowflakes. let' tuesday morning ride. wzid' s deb davidson. if you are starting on at this time. it is also a good ride southbound into the bow junction with 93. 93 is a good ride all the way down to the state line with massachusetts. if you are heading south of the border, 93 south is seeing heavy volume right now. this report is being brought to you by minute man. affordable health insurance is your, new hampshire. join the revolution. erin: the search is on for three people who help a mannequin the victim says he was already -- they w

that works for all >> you are watching wmur news 9 daybreak with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. now, news 9 continues. kevin: thursday morning, december 3. we continue to watch the transition over to light snow in the north country with the potential love 1-3 inches -- potential of 1-3 inches of accumulation eventually giving way to partial sunshine and wind gusting over 30 miles per hour. we will have much more coming up. erin: we are learning new details about the couple accused of that mass shooting in san sean: authorities have it in a fight the suspects as 28-year-old syed farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik. they said the couple was heavily armed and dressed for battle when they opened fire yesterday on a holiday banquet at a social services center for the disabled . were wounded. authorities announced that that the department of public health. he was an inspector. he and maleic were killed -- malik were killed in a shootout with officers hours later. the suspects through pipe bombs out the windows and shots rang out once they were cornered. >> we are at san bernardino

kevin skarupa joins us with a look at our forecast. kevin: fifth mildest november. yesterday, much closer to the averages. it looks like we will be within a few degrees of that today. an overcast sky has left temperatures in the low-end mid 30' s. s to lower half of the 40' s into the afternoon. westborough up north. look at your weekend coming up. wzid' s deb davidson. kevin. police are still at the side of in deerfield on nottingham road, detours are still in place. well. if you are commuting into boston, we are seeing slow traffic in the andover area. that is causing quite a backup through there. this report is being brought to kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you so much. search efforts will resume in milton for a woman last seen monday evening. 39-year-old ann wade of milton was last seen in the parking lot of the dollar general on white her family is very worried about her safety. she is 5' green eyes, and brown hair. police and fish and game officials searched the area and up. police in franklin are looking for the man seen robbing

kevin: another warming trend >> you are watching wmur news 9 mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. morning with a temperature of 21 in colebrook along with patchy fog out there and clouds building in from the south. we are looking at a date today when temperatures will be within a few degrees of 40. we will have all the details on the rest of the work week coming up. sean: a ban on all muslims bound for the u.s. -- that is what donald trump is calling for in the wake of the san bernardino shooting and his proposal is sides. with the latest. right? nikole: he sure is. by donald trump is standing by his proposal, arguing you cannot be politically correct. donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united date until our country -- united states until her country' s representatives can figure out what the hell is nikole: donald trump drawing cheers in south carolina after proposing a wide-ranging ban on muslim visitors. donald trump: we cannot live like this. it is going to get worse and worse. you are going to have more world trade centers. it

professional. s >> you are watching wmur news 9 daybreak with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. now, news 9 continues. sean: apple has announced its 2015. adele' s "25" is the top-selling album. her single "hello" tamed -- came in six. "uptown funk" came in first. erin: all the top ones. safyre terry is being treated at shriners hospital in boston after she was severely burned her dad and three siblings were killed. sean: her aunt posted a picture on facebook asking for christmas cards for her to hang on a tree. >> she is a normal, healthy kid. she does the trauma. >> she is an engaging kid. she wants to know what is going on. she' s not afraid to ask questions. sean: local motorcycle clubs are raising money to help cover her medical expenses. erin: just wonderful. sean: coming up, fire destroys a popular restaurant in portsmouth. why neighboring businesses are concerned for the employees of the gas light. ray: with recreational drones surging in popularity, we will those who want to fly in your the airport. down. a new study says grumpy people live just as long. >> you are so

kevin skarupa with a look at that. thursday. it's a chilly start. it is a gradual process. we have plenty of clouds this morning. there will be a building breeze out of the southwest today. we can't rule out a passing shower up north, temperatures through the afternoon with a lot of drier hours mixed in getting anywhere from the 40's to just above 50 in a couple of southern areas. the first of any rain chances starting to move in later on tomorrow. coming up. let's look at your morning drive. joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. all major roads in the state of new hampshire are moving well and up to speed. 93 south not seeing any delays down to the hooksett tolls and from manchester in to salem. commuting on to 293 is an easy ride through the mill yard and everett turnpike. if you are commuting in to massachusetts and heading in to and around th boston area, all major roads are moving well and up to speed. this report is being brought to you peter's honda, kia, and nashua. erin: all right. thank you. all schools in the city of nas

announcer: you are watching wmur new 9 daybreak with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now, new 9 continues. sean: wednesday morning december 16. a look at the scoggin valley hospital camera. kevin: clouds giving way to sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures in the low and mid 40' s, still 10 degrees above average. later this afternoon. we will have more on the change for the weekend coming up. sean: thank you. we are following a developing story out of arizona this morning. helicopter crashed last night with 3 people on board. the chopper went down in rugged terrain about 55 miles east of phoenix. two people were killed but the third person survived. just last week four people were , killed when another medical helicopter crashed in california. jury deliberations resume today in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. officer william porter is charged with manslaughter, assault and reckless endangerment. he' s the first of six officers to stand trial on charges stemming from gray' s arrest and death. gray' s neck

let's check in with meteorologist kevin and skarupa. kevin: there were a lot areas in the 60's out west and up north. while you get into central parts of the state and down through the coast, the fog just didn't concord or portsmouth that have

sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch kevin: i' m back-and-forth between clouds and sunshine. we are looking at temperatures which are mile. the big turn for the afternoon is the wind, at times gusting over 35 miles per hour, especially as you get into the open area, where the wind could be gusty. you cannot rule out some power outages this afternoon, due to the wind.

i'm hillary clinton and i sean: >> meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: certainly one of those what a difference a day makes situations. northeasterly breeze at 10 miles air. plenty of clouds moved in during the evening hours and thicken up stayed this afternoon. you will notice up north that the clouds are little bit bigger and brighter in central parts of the state. then you get a top mount washington.

tell them >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: five degrees to six degrees making an enormous difference and traveling conditions this afternoon.

new day for america is >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with you are storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we have seen in upwards of six-plus inches of snow already. for the central and southern areas, we have gone back-and-forth between snow and sleet, and the sleet has dampened down the accumulation overnight hours. still impressive snowfall totals

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: edging closer to another weekend here in the granite state. a lot of blue sky in the south and eastern part of the state. the farther you go back north, quite a bit more in the way of clouds on the westerly breeze.

skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: we are not only going to be the warmest december on record -- we are likely going to rest the last warmest december on record in 1881 by 2.5 degrees. a lot of it a function of not having snow on the ground. even with that snow on the ground this morning, we started off our normal highs this time of year and continue to jump. as her matter-of-fact, any areas that see a little bit of sunshine have gotten back into the lower 40' afternoon.