this is happening in a rural area off watatic mountain road in northern middlesex county. a spokesperson for the police department is saying authorities do not believe there is a danger to the public and they aot this time. in video from sky 5 we could see the bodies located on either side of the front door on the lawn. authorities were called out to the home just before 2:00 this afternoon, but the circumstances surrounding what happened are still unclear. >> it is a dead-end road, essentially. it is blocked off. there's not supposed to be traffic up there. houses on that side. diane: authorities are at the scene trying to figure out what unfolded. police do not believe there is a danger to the public and are not searching for suspects at this time. back to you. jc: dan, thanks. david bienick is on scene. he joins us on the phone. david: we just saw an ashby police officer who left the sc what you have seen -- and what they've seen. there is no word of a search or a suspect. we did see them bringing in a large light. they are processing the investigation until after dark.

this is happening in a rural area off watatic mountain road in northern middlesex county. a spokesperson for the police department is saying authorities do not believe there is a danger to the public and they aot this time. in video from sky 5 we could see the bodies located on either side of the front door on the lawn. authorities were called out to the home just before 2:00 this afternoon, but the circumstances surrounding what happened are still unclear. >> it is a dead-end road, essentially. it is blocked off. there's not supposed to be traffic up there.

and woonsocket we're talking 11:08 and we've already got some of these showers pushing into northern middlesex and essex county. look what happens as they get closer to the coast, losing some of the lightning here because we've got a little stable air. i'm expecting some of the intense the to -- intensity to actually die out as this approaches the boston area. can't rule out a roll of through parts of new hampshire right now and getting numerous storm reports. in fact, one of the latest reports, leominster, 10:25, 3 feet of street flooding on central street. take precaution if you're headed that way. you need avoid that region. we're gonna continue to get the storm reports coming in as this line will be approaching the boston area within the next hour or two, weakening as it pushes on through. and then as we head through the morning hours, we're left with humidity that we had yesterday, it's right back in the city of boston. so by the afternoon we're gonna be watching the skies for more showers and storms to develop. and some of those storms could potentially be severe. we have a marginal risk

those showers, we've produced very heavy downpours, saw thunderstorms roll on through, northern worcester county, middlesex, in boston, we pick up 2/10. still a few scattered showers out there right now. one over the cape, one pushing off of the coast and out through worcester as well. temperatures in the 70's and 80's. so it is m do have plans, showers will be very hit or miss, and actually begin to do -- to begin to diminish once that sun sets, but look what we've got. we've got the front to the north and as the front stays to the north, it's going to allow for the heat and humidity to continue to build on in and that's what we're expecting for the day tomorrow. we've got really hot conditions out to the west, and those 90-degree temperatures, moving on in, combined with dewpoints in the oppressive range in the 70's, so when you get the combination of both the heat and humidity, you get what feels is going to be about 100 to 105. that's what it will feel like during the day tomorrow. so there is a heat advisory from noon to 7:00 p.m. for this entire area shaded in this orange-pink color, so this is -- if

putnam, orange county, northern and western new jersey and into monmouth county and middlesex counties, that will continue into the overnight. these are the areas where you have to watch out for the tropical downpours like we saw over the weekend. we're still seeing a deficit between 3 and 6 inches. we need a lot more rain. tomorrow there's only a slight chance we might get a shower or storm around 3:00 in the afternoon. otherwise it is pretty sunny those 70s will feel a bit stifling. we will be back to drier conditions by wednesday. less humid. 82. perfect. 84 on thursday. climbing towards 90 by the time we get to the weekend. saturday might be a bit stormy, particularly in the afternoon. we'll be tracking that for you day by day. looks like sunday is the better day for outdoor plans with a back to you. >>> well, this is a distinction that some restaurants would rather not have. the center for science in the public interest announced the dishes that won this year's extreme eating awards. the awards highlights some of the least healthy items at chain restaurants across the country. som

northern areas. let's take a look at the radar estimated rainfall over the weekend. here's trenton. look at this. parts of mercer county. 5.3, 6.5 inches just south of south brunswick, new jersey, and parts of middlesex county. we also have areas just north and west of the city itself in philadelphia. three inches. radner about three. so we have pockets in the area that have already had three-plus inches of rain. the ground is saturated. and here's the other issue. the storm's not moving very much. so take a look at what we see here. it's not moving. my finger is right on the same spot. and that's how you can see, that's an indication of what we may face this afternoon. as we get more sunshine and we get more showers and storms developing. so we're going to have more issues like that. now, this is the fortunate thing. some of this activity weakens over time, and this is what's happening as we see those showers going into cape may county. but the temperatures, well, they're starting to go up, but they're only going up slowly because of all of that cloud cover that's been around. we had 90 yesterday. anywhere near that. summerton is only 75. but as those clouds break up, that temperature is going to st