and kevin skarupa is in the weather center. kevin: hi, amy. we continue with the clouds across the state, but as you notice there are a few breaks in the overcast. i think it will be partial sunshine for southern areas of the state and clouds linger up north. it will heighten to more scattered showers and maybe a brief squall this afternoon which will lead to an inch or two of the the white mountains northward. lower 30's, claim into the mid to upper 30's south of the mountains into the afternoon with a building breeze out of the southwest ahead of a front that comes through later this afternoon and changes everything for the first half of the work week. we'll have the details coming up >> one person is dead after a crash on route 89 in grantham. this happened just after 7:30 saturday evening. appears to 2003 nissan morano veered off the roadway, through the median and into trees. it took them 0 he ever -- over an hour to get the victims out of the hospital. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene, a woman went to the hospital and a child

and first kevin skarupa is here in the weather center with a look at the forecast. kevin: good morning, shelley. the heaviest of the precipitation and we use that in quotes with several different types through the morning hours, will be through 1:00 or 2:00. slick highways will be the main feature this morning as we watch any sort of mixed precipitation go over to rain in southern and southeastern parts of the state. while the wintery mix and depending on your elevation out in western, central and northern areas, will kind of go back ab forth this morning and wrapping up as wet snow. you can see a back edge moving york and pennsylvaniale early on. ahead of that, again, we're going to have the wintery mix in places in western and central new hampshire and snow up north and rain right at the coastline. we will tell you how it plays out. >> crews are on the scene of a fire in north hampton, the first alarm fire is on juniper road. multiple crews are on the scene. there are no words of injuries or how that fire started. new from overnight. the lebanon fire department is

meteorologist kevin skarupa joins us now with how long the chill will stick around. kevin: we will moderate, adam, over the next priority eight hours. the next system will be -- the next system. he started with sunshine, you may add a few. developing storm through the gulf of mexico that will start angling northeast. that track of that system will be eventually key for us and how close we are to it. mouse will keep a far enough than just like precipitation. a couple are hinting at a little bit more. we will talk about it with futurecast and look through your weekend forecast in just a victory -- in just a bit. adam: thanks, kevin. right now, vermont state police are investigating a deadly crash in marshfield. police say 47-year-old kelly may of bethlehem was not wearing a of her car on route 2. she was thrown from the vehicle police say the roads were covered in snow and ice at the time. for the thief they say stole a car and then crashed it. officers say the car was stolen from concord street sometime between 8:00 tuesday night and 1:00 wednesday morning. the keys ha

fact, wildcat mountain was forced to close today because the winds were too strong to s turn to kevin skarupa. cold one out there, given. kevin: absolutely. quite as gusty, will still be around an extremely noticeable tonight and into tomorrow. quite a few clouds south and areas of light snow and shall no showers -- and snow showers country. from there we are looking at the winds to break down later on tomorrow night and early on thursday, and then all eyes to the west for the next system. single digits, teens and low 20' s. the winds in which a dusting 35 miles an hour, winchell' s in the single digits. likely not going anywhere through at least tomorrow morning before we moderate temperatures. from there, it is the next system we' re tracking. all the details on the futurecast in a few minutes. sean: now to some breaking news just into our newsroom. please have confirmed that police have confirmed from aiken high school has been evacuated there. apparently students are safe, important to know could not known in this hour if this that is connected to a rash of recent bomb threats in massachu

i'm bernie sanders >> now meteorologist kevin skarupa with your forecast. kevin: we start off with a fairly quiet set of circumstances. partly cloudy skies, temperatures year 20 to 30 degrees. you should be fine through this evening. we get to the overnight stretch and tomorrow if you have that commute that's where things could get tricky. looking at lake winnipesaukee, we haven't had the ice-in, let alone an ice-out. these statistics go back to 1888 for official ice-outs in the spring. it's hard pressed to find those, but lake winnipesaukee around the coldest part of the year, yeah, a little bit of ice around but this week we're probably going three or four days without temperatures near the freezing mark. we have much colder air building in, pretty close to the averages this time of year. partial sunshine and getting back to 26 and 36, light snow from midnight to noon tomorrow, the that's the general time frame and general one to three inches of accumulation and the high tops more and locally more just due to a couple of snow squalls along that front. we'l

kevin skarupa, both of us on this winter weather pattern. kristen: after some very -- kevin: after some very cold days, it will be a nice afternoon. you know this time of year it after a general increase in clouds later tomorrow, we set up a couple of systems over the course of the weekend. right now, falling below 0 overnight, falling into the 20' s and 30' s, a couple southern spots reaching below -- reaching above 40 degrees to we will continue to see the cooler air head back in, and another system we will be watching over the weekend. we will have all of the details with your forecast coming up in a few minutes. jamie: all right, kevin. all eyes are on saturday, wondering exactly how much will be on the line for the powerball winner in last night' s drawing. although, not everyone walked away empty handed. a ticket sold at x-tra mart in milford matched four numbers for $50,000. and in plymouth, massachusetts someone won $1 million. the next drawing is on saturday and officials estimate the jackpot will grow to a staggering $675 million, m

meteorologist kevin skarupa joins us now with a look at what you can expect where you live. kevin: it is a classic example of our area where you have a tendency region by region to see different precipitation types with temperatures near freezing marks and a lot of layers of the atmosphere. for the seacoast, and a lot of it will change over rather quickly to just rain. inland, a little more complex from the lower valleys to the higher terrain and western terrain, central new hampshire feared up north, a lot of this will follow in the form of wet snow. some spots for inches to five inches of accumulation. it will be a fairly quick moving system. arriving by early to mid afternoon tomorrow during with it, a little bit of a breeze, of partial sunshine for the day on sunday. we will talk of a few totals and precipitation types region by region with your forecast coming up. erin: and a reminder, you can stay on top of weather conditions any time with our storm watch 9 app for apple and android devices. now to developing news, more trouble on wall street. stocks opened sharply lowe

enough talk. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch forecast. kevin: we had a lot of lingering clouds. we are solid five degrees above yesterday. with fairly light winds, for the rest of the afternoon, it is shaping up to be a really nice turning to the south later on this evening, starting a warming trend. clouds may start to break apart over the next couple of hours. to the south and west, more clouds moving towards us. it will be partly cloudy for the rest of us. temperatures later tonight only dropping into the teens and 20' s. temperatures are anywhere from the upper 20' s to low and mid 30' s. tomorrow and wednesday, above 40. a lot of locations here are much the wind is under 10 miles an hour. we will see local like breezes -- lake breezes. behind the huge storm system that moved through the mid-atlantic states, things have modified nicely. partly cloudy later on this evening. temperatures likely dropping s. there may be a stray shower through the day or even a snow shower tomorrow evening. as the cool air comes in, the breeze picks up on

you can submit your pictures and >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: start of the week with the arctic temperatures, and then things started to let up across the area. we went into the 30' s and even lower 40' s the last couple of days with sunshine and light winds. now the clouds have drifted back in across the southern half of these eight. colebrook, several other areas, the foothills, great north woods, we currently at the present time continue on with the sunshine, but even there the clouds continue to win on through the afternoon from a completely separate system. what we have been watching -- the clouds come in on an east and northeast wind coming in off the ocean. you' ll notice pass the west, but arrives here over the so from another direction, the clouds are filling up. the rainfall is no issue until we get to sunday, until then, the onshore breeze will cause a little drizzle here and there. luckily, any drizzle that does develop will be in extreme south areas for the evening commute that happens. later this evening, temperatures will n

meteorologist kevin skarupa is here with what we can expect the rest of today. kevin? kevin: strong winds continuing a few more gusts over 35 come even 40 miles an hour to partial sunshine south of the white mountains. once we get beyond the wind today and the colder temperatures, all eyes on the gulf of mexico for the next system trying to develop of the next few days. for the time being, temperatures have not been going up much. we will continue to see those gusts this afternoon play out, 30, even 40 miles an hour, providing the extra windchill in the air. we will have much more possible system ahead with futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. sean: we have new details on last night' s deadly crash in hampstead. police slick conditions played a role in the death of 31-year-old lori dawe of derry. her car had slid off stage road because of ice and snow. after dawe got out of her car, an suv driven by a 17-year-old came down the road, lost control, and ran into dawe. the teen was taken to the police station to be interviewed, but the truck driver who hit a police

meteorologist kevin skarupa is kevin: a light wind making it feel pretty good out there. certainly 30' s to near 40 degrees, and with a light wind, that certainly feels pretty nice out there. we have been adding a few high clouds from the next quick moving, weak system coming out of canada. this one a moisture-starved system. nothing we are expecting any major travel headaches from. we should approach 40 degrees in southeastern areas of the state from there, continuing to pull off by a few more degrees before and other warm upsets off next week. we will talk about what that means with the forecast coming up in a few minutes. adam: we will take it, kevin. thank you very much. today, a sentence review hearing is scheduled for a convicted sex offender. joshua baud was sentenced back in 2014 for sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl. however, a week later, the judge tried to reduce the sentence he handed down, saying he felt it was, quote, "inappropriately high." but it wasn' t clear if he was allowed to do so. said the judge can reconsider the sentence and reduce it if h

kevin skarupa joins us. kevin: we have not seen a lot of temperatures below zero for overnight lows. quite a few clouds out there as the colder, dry air tries to ring out any moisture left in the way of flurries or snow showers. lightens up later this evening, temperatures hit down. low-end mid-20' s in southern the breeze adding the extra bite to the air. from there, actual temperatures going to either side of zero. we will have it with your forecast, coming up. crash between a car and a cement truck. brown road intersection. the driver was -- the driver of the car was seriously injured. injured. investigators are working to hit a home. it happened about 7:45 last night on the akoni a road. the driver was not hurt and no one in the home was injured. the building was deemed structurally sound. drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the crash. a bail hearing is being held for a man expected -- a man he was arrested last week on a charge of armed robbery. this noon, thousands of bags of a more lethal batch of h

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: in the right areas, there were breaks of sunshine this best chances for scattered snow showers will be in the western and northern half of the state where we could see a very small accumulation, under an inch and anyone given location. temperatures are above the freezing mark sufficiently. it should not have any impact on any travel this afternoon. maybe lowering for a brief time. southeastern part of the state, far away from the actual energy of this system. the best chance in the morning is continuing to shift away to this was a large storm system located well offshore but came close enough to provide that chance early this morning. we continue to watch the scattered snow showers make now. accumulation there. as the heating goes away later on today, it does look like we will see partial clearing and snow showers will continue to erode, only left over in the this evening. afternoon. showers popping up in some higher elevations, through the monadnock region with more organized s

meteorologist kevin skarupa is here with what we can expect. kevin: the numbers don' t tell you the whole story. it is all about timing sometimes . temperatures are likely at or below freezing. that could mean slick areas in time for the evening commute. still a few breaks of sunshine out there, but those will be few and far between. light snow to our south and west and moving in our direction. through the afternoon we will see the light snow develop and will pick up at times and eventually late as afternoon and early this evening, there could be a first where we see 1-3 inches of snow with even a brief abilities, -- lowering visibilities. we will begin a more active pattern with the forecast, coming up. erin: just days after a three judge panel rejected his request to reduce his sentence, roland dow' s appeal has now been denied by the state supreme court. the plaistow man was convicted of severely beating his girlfriend' s son. dow was seeking a new trial claiming in part that some testimony was prejudicial to his case. ray brewer has read the

kevin: yes, temperatures -- meteorologist kevin skarupa joins us with our outlook, including when we may see some snow this weekend. kevin: yes, temperatures are warmer, if you can call them bact that. two storm systems on her maps. one in the rockies has been the storm and question over the last several days. wind chills in the single digits. temperatures themselves will fall to that level later tonight. the holder air in place of the we will have more on that with minutes. you so much. today, three people arrested in a drug raid in manchester faced a judge today. eliezer gonzalez fabian, and gino garcia matta all face drug related charges. police seized $35,000 worth of drugs, including fentanyl after raiding an apartment on lake avenue. officers say they also found cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin, and drug packaging materials. a massachusetts man is facing drug charges accused of selling marijuana in nashua. police arrested 39-year-old leroy pearson of dorchester monday after 10 pounds of marijuana was discovered in his vehicle. pearson is charged with possession of a controlled dru

meteorologist kevin skarupa joins us with what we can expect for the rest of the day. kevin: 20 below zero, so they are 30 degrees above the overnight low just six hours ago. we are looking at beautiful conditions out the window. a lot of sunshine across the area. at least a much lighter breeze in most locations, although we have seen an occasional gust over 15 miles an hour. nothing but sunshine over the next few days. after another chilly night tonight, the windchill numbers continue to come up as well. a lot of those were below zero this morning. we' re looking at a moderating trend starting tomorrow afternoon and that should come with a good deal of sunshine to sean: within the last hour, we' ve learned a man rescued from a nashua apartment last week has died. firefighters found high levels of carbon monoxide in the building where the man was officials say there were no c.o. detectors inside. the suspect in a hit and run in farmington is now in custody. 22-year-old suspect tyler emery turned himself in last night. he was wanted for allegedly running over and draggin

responsible >> you are watching wmur news 9 daybreak with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now, news 9 continues. hayley: good morning and welcome back. there is a live look in littleton, where it is -3. that is a cold start. here is what you can expect. it will be bright and sunny. temperatures don' t really warm that much. 25 will feel more like 15 or even five. talking about the weekend forecast coming up in a few moments. sean: senate democrats have blocked a house passed bill that would crack down on syrian and iraqi refugees. erin: the senate voted 55-40 three, falling just short. the bill would require new background checks and individual sign offs from three high-ranking officials before any new syrian refugees could come into the u.s. sean: the u.s. military has expanded its ways to fight isis in afghanistan. the pentagon says u.s. forces cannot go after isis members in the war-torn country. under previous rules, the military could only go after isis elements that posed a threat to u.s. forces in the area. last week, the state department and pakistan as a foreign

>> wmur news 9 daybreak with sean mcdonald, erin fehlau, and kevin skarupa. sean: a california couple had a very good reason to celebrate this weekend. they marked their 82nd wedding anniversary. the husband also turned 102 years old. they say their secret is respect, affection, and not sweating the small stuff. maybe a kiss every once in a while. right now, the record for longest marriage is 86 years and nine months. erin: wow. sean: congratulations. erin: a bride to be turned her heartbreak into a night of joy. when the groom broke off the engagement, it was too late for them to get a refund, so the bride donated the party. 150 homeless families got to enjoy the band and the food. sean: when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. isn' t that what they say? [laughter] erin: an officer in florida made an unusual rescue yesterday. sean: he spotted a pelican in the bird had a fishing hook embedded in its schedule. kevin: a pelican rescue group came to save the bird. ok. erin: wonderful. sean: coming up, american pie singer don mclean is in hot water with the

we're going to check in now with kevin skarupa with a look at the forecast. kevin: the best advice is to bundle up. there's been a pretty easy go. looks like true winter feel. probably doesn't quite feel like that early this morning. temperatures aren't going up today. if anything, temperatures may be falling through the afternoon and in to this evening ultimately dropping below zero. down to nine up in berlin. mid 20's in southern areas. temperatures not going up today. if anything, holding steady or falling with a breeze out of the north and northwest. how low temperatures go with your forecast in just a bit. let's look at your we're joined live by deb davidson. >> good monday morning. all major roads in the state of new hampshire are moving well and up to speed. we're not seeing any delays right now from north of the notch to the stateline with measured. things are looking good as well on 293 paquing your way through the mill yard and down through the everett turnpike. 101 whereby 111, and the spaulding turnpike are moving well. this report is brought to yo

announcer: you are watching wmur new 9 daybreak with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now, new 9 continues. kevin: clear skies, a few snowflakes up north. we' re going to look for the breeze to continue to be a factor with highs in the 20' s to near 30. we should break apart sunshine through the afternoon. a look ahead towards the weekend, coming up. erin: the terror group isis is confirming for the first time that the man known as jihadi the u.s. military announced back in november that one of its airstrikes likely killed him. jihadi john had appeared in several videos showing the murders of hostages including new hampshire native james foley and kimball union academy graduate steven sotloff. isis published jihadi john' s obituary in its monthly magazine, including a picture of the militant without a mask. sean: authorities are investigating a potential plot against the upcoming super bowl. they are examining whether recent attacks on fiber optic systems in northern california may be linked to a quote, more complex plot. officials say fiber optic cables were delibera

we want to check in with kevin skarupa. we're getting back to normal temperatures. kevin: temperatures today starting off from the teens to lower and mid 20's. only continuing to fall from here as we go through the afternoon thanks to an northerly breeze continuing to bring in the colder air. cloudy to partly cloudy skies. there's the risk of a couple of light snow showers or flurries through the day. we aren't expecting anything to accumulate temperatures in the teens to lower range of the 20's with a pretty good breeze. we are already back behind zero in pittsburgh. much colder air building we'll talk about how long it lasts coming up. davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. if you are commuting, everything looks great as you are making your way from west lebanon in to the concord area. no problems with 93. 93 continues to be a good ride all the way to the state line with massachusetts. however 93 south is now heavy and slow through methuen and andover. it is a slow ride from 495 down to exit ten. there's a crash on the ramp to route 3a. this

quiet, kevin skarupa? and southwest. front that comes through this evening. highs today in the 30' s. snow showers in the north country could mean snow squalls snow in the higher elevations. it' ll be more in the western areas, may be an isolated shower for southern areas of the state. s. over the next couple days, temperatures start falling off behind this front later on and highs tomorrow in the teens to lower 20' s. we do it all over again tuesday but not after most locations drop below zero tomorrow. we eventually moderate through midweek and towards the end of . ugh. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders,

let's head over to kevin skarupa, what more is happening outside. >> switched over to snow a couple of hours ago. there are few holdouts left over from the monadnock region with the snowfall down to the foot hills and notice in portsmouth in the last half hour, a light coating the last half hour from there. the roadway conditions are difficult at best, with a winter weather advisory posted. it will be snowfall for the next couple of hours and back edge moving through albany, new york state over just the next few hours and eventually sets up a much quieter mid to late afternoon stretch for us, but an area of low pressure moving away with the colder air wrapping in, a general three to six inches through the area, and general one to three inches of snow for the southern half of the state. still, what it's been mostly rain and a wintery mix manchester to the coast there could be a light coating here due what's to fall over the next hour or two. beyond that the cold front arrives monday morning and much colder air moves in and gusty winds starting on monday afternoon.

i'm bernie sanders, skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: yet another morning when above 0 and double digits. here and now, it is a completely differ situation. we have the sunshine, a breeze out of the west, southwest. that makes an enormous nicely. advertising time of year in concord between 30 and 32 degrees. we are already well above that at the noon hour. for the next several days, we are looking at temperatures in the 30' s, even up near 40 in a couple southern locations like we are already seeing play out in nashua. it is a very nice afternoon. one of those midwinter afternoons with a lot of sunshine across the area. a fairly light breeze, which is not adding any sort of bite to the air. midsection of the country, a a stronger system is located farther to the southwest, that will likely make its presence known sometime here sunday. 20' s and parts of the north below 0 overnight. already as you can see in the southern part of the state, anywhere from the mid-30' nashua. in the lower valleys, temperatures near 0, keene early digits. it

>> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: off and running on a sunday morning. we have quite a few clouds out there. today the last of the milder air for the time being as the next couple of days will turn cold across the region. as a matter of fact, the coldest temperatures we've had so far this season, some say that's january. after the fifth warmest november on record and december, temperatures will feel cold by the time we get there. we have clouds across the state

>> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch forecast. kevin: we had a lot of lingering clouds. we are solid five degrees above yesterday. with fairly light winds, for the rest of the afternoon, it is shaping up to be a really nice

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch forecast. kevin: we had a lot of lingering clouds. we are solid five degrees above yesterday.

i'm bernie sanders, >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: off and running on a sunday morning. we have quite a few clouds out

. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: not the prettiest of starts out there for us as the moisture is preaching the southern half of the state and surface reports from jaffray at around 29 degrees, you can see 28 in dublin. freezing rain there and freezing rain in portsmouth at 32,

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skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: start of the week with the arctic temperatures, and then things started to let up across the area. we went into the 30' s and even lower 40' s the last couple of days with sunshine and light winds. now the clouds have drifted back in across the southern half of these eight. colebrook, several other areas, the foothills, great north woods, we currently at the present time continue on with the sunshine, but even there the clouds continue to win on through the afternoon from a completely separate system.