the bulk of the snow will be across northern new england and we will see the clouds -- this coating of snow not out of the question. a few inches of snow across northern new england, but that is all associated with the warm front. despite a fair amount of clouds on sunday, and as we head towards sunday night here we will see a little bit more snow. high temperatures coming up to near 50 degrees and a little bit into monday. much more on that as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newscenter 5' s eyeopener -- randy: another nightmare for passengers this morning. the only train getting through the south station, and some praise for the scene. emily: a mother and baby hit by a car. hear the reaction from the witness desperate to save the baby. randy: an attack at on a student at umass amherst. the message for everyone on campus. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: 5:00 a.m.

couple flurries overnight and snow showers coming off the great lakes here and back up in northern new england. and upslope snow showers and mountains of northern new england will have a fresh couple inches and the summit by the time the day is done. we are in for a good a sunshine. decreasing clouds through the afternoon and the weekend is looking good. tomorrow, we start to get a southwest wind. which is typically a warmer wind direction. so our temperature won't respond all that much and will be breezy but we will pump in the warm air. tomorrow around 40 a little above today and then sunday there's a cold front in eastern canada but it never comes in so we see warmer airstream into new-land on sunday. temperatures should rise into the low 50s on sunday afternoon. we will get clouds in the morning and plenty of sunshine through the course of the day weekend from start to finish. so today's highs 37 wait a is sek we are at 36 right now we are going up a degree through the course of the afternoon. most of us will be stuck in the middle. a blustery colder feel. overnight tonight chilly. clear s

so there is some slightly cooler air working its way out of northern new england heading for southern new england. this storm is heading for southern new england. it will follow the front overnight tonight then through the day tomorrow just east of new england. the track has shifted closer over the last couple of days, that is why we've gone from snow on the cape to shoveling and plowing for the city of boston. the westward shift in the storm has shifted the precipitation west. it leftover warm air means when the storm gets here it will take on the form of rain drops then it'll flip over to snow. the storm is rather efficient. it's going to make its own cold air as it's passing through southern new england so that as we work to 7:00 am tomorrow morning, much of the region experiencing snow under a the deep shadings of purple indicating steadier snow especially boston,95 corridor. then the rain snow line pinned down on the south

lifting across northern new england friday night and saturday morning. and that will bring a few inches of snow to the mountains of northern new england changing over to rain showers. we may see an isolated shower on saturday but i think a lot of the day is going to be spent dry just a stray shower or two in the afternoon and the sun breaks out we come up 45 to 50 the weekend is look fantastic. today's highs a little cooler than average actually. 33 in boston. keep in mind we are 32 right now. so we may drop and come back up. upper 20s in worcester today. tonight we drop back into the teens. we will be chilly mainly clear skies except for the scattered clouds on the cape and a couple ocean effect snow showers. tomorrow, upper 30s to right around 40 degrees. a little bit of a warming trend to end the week. 45 to 50 this weekend. pat thely cloudy on sunday. monday there may be a rain or snow shower early in the morning. we cool off through the middle part of the week and the next significant storm could come our way on wednesday and looks like it's going to

steadier accumulating snow across northern new england. we will see a coating to an inch of snow north of the pike. on saturday. look at a temperatures tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. a little breezy sunday. a brighter weekend with eight -- late day clouds and 51 degrees. the front coming in on saturday, the back edge of it will melt -- as a wave of low pressure. we will watch the sunday night. as it ties to the south, it may spread in snow after midnight sunday night. it is not a lot, a little light snow. randy: right now to the breaking news we' ve been following this morning. emily: the eye' s antoinette antonio is live at back bay station with the fix for frustrated commuters. that signal problem with the amtrak signal has been fixed. that is allowing trains that were already scheduled to go on the way to south station to get to their destinations. unlike yesterday. it is quiet here at back way state -- station. what a different story from yesterday. so many frustrated passengers that were on the platform after not being able to get to

new england. you know it's cold across northern new england. white and green mountain. we watch the windchill factor coldest on the summit with plunging to 30 to 40 below on some of the ski slopes which saturday afternoon across central and northern new england. these air temperature three and one. those are temperature at the base for highs. i wouldn't be surprised if the summit are close to 30 to 50 below with windchill factor in the range. if you are ski thing weekend. we can't leave any exposed skin. it's too cold for that. plenty breaks and warm up in between runs. 7 on 7 forecast giving us a run. milder weather to get to it we go through snow and ice over to rain on tuesday. >> still ahead on "today in new england." we'll introduce you to this week's class act. the sweet way this young man turned a class project in a way to helping veterans >> first really businessard and frighten crime the machete attack in a restaurant that >> there's a wild story we have to it will you about columbus, ohio. a man went on an attack with a machete. four people were rushed to the h

a little more of it will get into northern new england. when the next storm comes that is going to be snow and a mix up north of the when you talk about the temperature differences look at this minneapolis is 25 and how about pierre, south dakota? kansas city is 72. so we know we have weather coming. so significant showers out in the birkshires. weaker ones and not much left. a couple showers in southern rhode island at this hour. we take you out in time and show you the clearing trend that comes in tonight. but a little bit of flurry birkshires. it will usher in the chillier temperatures by the time we get to tomorrow morning. as we go through the day tomorrow notice by 11:00 tomorrow night the clouds have thickened again. here comes some rain from the west. notice the pink color. there may be some freezing rain or sleet in northwestern massachusetts at the start only of this next storm. afterwards it is all going to be rain with mild air. the rush hour will be impacted on wednesday morning with showers and down pours, and then it slides

better chance of acouple nation central and northern new england over the weekend. and you can see just incredibly warm with 50 degrees both days in boston. 47 both days in worcester. 48 both days in concord, new hampshire and hang on to a couple of 30s on the map in northern new england. seven-day forecast always in view. checks out like this. 40 degrees today with increasing clouds. overnight we see a little bit of snow. tomorrow, pwhoud some midday break in the clouds, followed by evening like i said sprinkles or flurries. by monday, though, we do have a risk of early morning snow. this is not set in stone. we are having a lot of disagreement between the tools right now and i can tell that you it looks like we are going to wrap up by tomorrow afternoon if it does come to fruition. we are working on that part of the forecast. and we have got our wednesday -- the next big weather maker starting as a little bit of a mix tuesday night switching to heavy rain on wednesday and ending with a couple of snowflakes headed into wednesday morning. back to you. >> julie: shiri

below in concord and these areas where it kind of drops out are color scale only goes across northern new england tonight. windchill warnings in effect the strongest winds now until lunchtime tomorrow. still cold in the afternoon. but at least that wind is going to start to relax a little bit. as for actual air temperatures, forecasting 8 below in boston. that will smash the record for the date. 13 below in worcester and 12 morning and if we reach that 8 below mark, not just break the record for the date, but we'll also see the coldest temperature this morning 50 years -- more than 50 years in the city of both temperature all-time record -- boston. the all-time record doesn't look safe. after this 50s by tuesday and some snow after this. full look at the forecast in just a bit. >>> breaking news from the supreme court. conservative justice antonin scalia has died. >> no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court. >> tonight, a closer look at how he shaped the law of the land. >> certainly as the larger than life figure and larger than be

looking at here, this is the core of the cold air over eastern canada, that sinks down in to northern new england and new york city could see temperatures close to zero, as we head towards sunday morning. the cold air begins to retreat, will it retreat quickly enough before the next system in the upper atmosphere comes along, if it comes in, early enough on monday, we could see frozen stuff for a while. now, odds are favoring it would go to rain for the primary part of the system monday night and in to tuesday. later next week, signs of a big warm p, a chance we could be 8:00 p.m., 34, becoming mostly clear, and late tonight down to 20, tomorrow, another cold day, this time sunny from start to finish and a high of 40. on friday, a chance of a couple of flurrys and 38, very cold but dry over the weekend, we will keep an eye on the monday system to see if we can yank something frozen out of it for a little bit. >> no ma monotony. >> last night's game with boston college and north carolina extremely close, we have an update on coach roy williams and cam ward lacks stanley cup. itch turylism and the

new england. it is pulling in some of the to the mountains in western and northern new england here locally we just got a couple of those early morning clouds, future cast here i want to pause things up at noon time because there will be a couple scattered clouds tossed in there, but the picture today will be a nice one other than the fact it is breezy and going to be cooler than yesterday, it is actually going to be a really nice day for any of your outdoor plans. of course, friday night always on the brain and friday night also going to be quiet just cool out there. so dressing for highs at 39 and taunton 38 in carver, 38 in brockton, 39 in bridgewater, upper 30s wareham, scituate and worcester, rutland, northborough 30 this afternoon versus the 37 that we see in boston, over to plymouth, 37 in framingham, 35 lawrence up to but there you can see cooler monadnocks and worcester hills. tomorrow all about the sunshine and sunshine still going to be weakening, a couple gusts in the saturday forecast around 30 miles per hour, but going to notice things calming down slowly starting to warm up. real war

there is cooler air across northern new england seeping into southern new england late tonight and early tomorrow morning. the storm itself is pretty efficient and will make his own cold air. it will change the rain over to snow. the thinking of that changeover is between 4 and 7:00 a.m. first -- >> travel before then is marginal at best but really goes downhill at 7:00 on. it won't take much to turn those streets quite messy. further south along the south the changeover takes a little bit longer. even down there, it's going to be a rough go. 195, 495 up the cape. first in the hills. winding down in metro boston around 4:00, 5:00 o'clock. how much snow is on the way? the deep shading of blue, plan on half a foot of snow give or take an inch and moving north of town about 5 or 6 inches of snow. 2 to 5 inches of snow. then coming back towards cape anne, closer to 5 or 6 inches of snow. downtown boston, 6 or 7 inches of snow. i thought perhaps maybe the rain would hold on a bit longer but i think that might switch over to snow faster. probably more five inches than two. >> we're really focu

the national weather service says northern new england could get four to eight inches by late today or early tomorrow, as well as new york city, philly, and new jersey. by the time the storm ends, eastern massachusetts and rhode island could see up to nine inches of snow. 3 time/temp ...the bengals had their championship dreams crushed pretty early on this year ...but next post-season, things are expected to be very different ...plus ...a former bengal who died lives on in others ...the emotional reunion between his mom and those he helped, next on good break three hi dad uh huh, okay yeah..sorry about that. what do you think? hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love 3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 bengals receiver chris henry lost his life in an accident in north carolina about six years ago.but his death was not the end of his life-giving story.our brad johansen met with chris' mom, carolyn, and traveled with her to reunite with the families whose lives have been forever changed by her decision to donate her sons organs.it's a

notice snow showers breaking out in northern new england. for all you folks who want to go ski, head up that way. but we're watching this system right here. this is an area of low pressure. a lot of moisture with this one. and so it is going to bring some moisture and some rain showers to the cape, the south coast and the islands later tonight. we'll time that out for you. we talk about another chance for some heavy, steady rain ahead. sera. sera: danielle, thank you. breaking overnight, police put an end to a deadly and random killing spree in kalamazoo, michigan. randomly opened fire killing seven people and injuring three others. the gunman is now in custody. doug: boston police find a loaded gun in a baby's bassinet. officers executing a search warrant found the semi-automatic tucked under a pink blanket. they also found heroin and cocaine in the dorchester home. police made two arrests on gun and drug charges, jeb bush: the people of iowa and awe nmp hand south carolina have spoken, and i really respect their decision. so tonight i am s

and firther to northstrong winds continue and further to the north, all the way to northern new england to and even there it will change over as the warmer air so, here we are at 10:00, a line of storms approaching areas of the carolinas andrnoon, we'll bring that line through raleigh, washington d.c. and steadiest rainfall through the afternoon into the evening rush new york city and itike severe weather but we'll see stronger storms even in the overnight hours towards the and extra rain for you. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, behind the storm, notcold but cooler oklahoma through areas of arkansas and a very warm day in orlando and airport delays to the north with the heavy rain in the big cities. soaking rain. >> all right, bill, thank you. are calling for women touture military drafts, just like men. >>> plus, caught on camera, the moment a florida store clerkff on unarmed robber. you're watching show. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance.perfect. valet parking. x evening, sir. hello! here's the keys.n my ride, mate. hm, w

notice a couple showers especially in northern new england early on monday. it's really in the afternoon, especially in the interior. we will turn cooler but not so cold behind this. how much rain are we talking about? well, anywhere from a tenth of an inch to really nothing at all from this one. the best bet for those rain chances really north and west of boston. doug and shayna. snaifn can i tell you a secret. doug: please do. i love secrets. shayna: i love the oscars. the countdown to hollywood's big night is underway. doug: from the "best picture" race to the diversity controversy. abc's brandi hitt breaks down what you need to know before the 88th annual academy awards. reporter: the red carpet is out. and final preparations underway for hollywood's biggest night. the 88th annual academy awards. >> yes, i feel so lucky. reporter: this year eight films are nominated for best picture. 12 oscar nods including dicaprio with his fifth acting nomination. >> i'm just a fan. blanchette is competing against jennifer lawrence. many anticipating what hollywood's le

not much falling from the sky tonight in leicester northern new england to a few clouds. through the morning wake up to sunshine perhaps on cape and but certainly out to cape cod and the islands of the winds blow across the water produced some of those clouds as the day progresses might see if you don't like start to play in some locations that would be exact where these locations are which way the wind is blowing from one degree east or west of the trajectory to cast showing here also push the snow bands east to west. either way it's not a huge concern just something to keep in mind as far as high temp just tomorrow right around freezing and topsfield rockport 33 salisbury beach only 28 for high temperature tomorrow. metrowest area dedham 34 32 in natick off to the north 31 in foxboro at 32 degrees or afternoon. worcester county 31 city. auburn at 29 and 28 to the north and fitchburg tomorrow afternoon and finally check out the south shore brockton at 33 coast marshfield in plymouth both at 33 tomorrow afternoon. not going to be a lot of melting going along with temperat

so it's impressive if you look across new england burlington vermont 20.6 inches and falmouth had more than parts of northern new england concord new hampshire under 20 inches and albany new york 6.8 so cape cod the snowcap tal of southern new england and back to northern new england as well. 14 in nashua and 25 in boston and another round of light snow showers coming through during date today. there's additional moisture to the west. it's not a organized storm but i stability in the atmosphere. so watch what happens between now and mid to late morning. light snow pockets of that shouldn't amount to a lot or morning commute. and any time after lunchtime notice they get feisty here deeper blues in eastern massachusetts with scattered snow showers coming through. heavy burst that come in briefly from west to east during the late afternoon and evening. and that may drop a quoting to as much as an inch of snow in a few communities but the impact will be all that great because the ground will be a little warm later on this afternoon. if it comes down hard enough that may slicken the roads in spot. so be aware of

widespread snow across northern new england, with light rain on saturday, warmer air with a southerly wind, a spotty rain shower as the cold front comes in. look at those temperatures. sunshine tomorrow and then clouds in the afternoon. let' s get you out to the roads -- how are we looking? olessa: still in good shape. we start out with route 1, heading to the bottom of the screen. lets see the rest of your ride -- no major issues, just some volume starting to pick up. as you travel the pike, you are still about 15 minutes out to 128, and if you have south, still doing well. 24 out of avon to braintree, expressway about 20 to boston. surrounding a deadly fire in plymouth. emily: sera congi is following the investigation. sera? sera: firefighters are still here on scene. the house is gutted. they have been looking for hotspots and pouring water all completely out. investigators say it appears the flames started in garage. home. when the fire started. at this point, the fire marshall confirms that one person is dead, but their identity has not been released and the cause is under invest

they're dealing with snow and ice. 3 up to a foot of snow is western pennsylvania to northern new england. freezing rain and ice are anticipated across much of the eastern seaboard. several winter storm warnings and freezing rain warnings have been in effect as far south of *georgia. it turned into a travel nightmare... for everyone trying to get home from the president's day weekend. almost two *thousand flights were canceled yesterday... another 470 are already canceled *today. 3 and at least one of those canceled flights, was heading right here to tampa. "frontier flight 10-17" from philadelphia. a family on that plane called us overnight... sending us these photos, and sharing their nightmare story. they say they were on the runway for about three *hours, before the flight was actually canceled. and now, they don't know *when they'll be getting back. that's a big problem for this families.. and others trying to get back to work and school. 3 3 a developing story this morning in st. petersburg. the woman who hit and killed a tow truck driver ... is *now in custody. state troopers spent

a coating to maybe an inch, with a few inches likely across northern new england as the warm front moves through. saturday, southwesterly wind, breezy and mild. it' s mainly a dry weekend. the sunday is brighter, and i think we see some sunshine the lower 50' s. but sunday night into monday morning -- a burst of snow coming in. doesn' t look like a lot, but just enough to make things slippery first thing on monday morning. 40 monday afternoon, and there you see that storminess potentially still lingering to wednesday. right now, some rain or snow is likely during the day. emily: rain, rain, rain. a little messy on the commute this morning. olessa: all because of those problems with the amtrak signal yesterday. we are still dealing with that this morning, only franklin in providence lines will go all the way to south station. all other transonic earlier stops, funneled onto the red and orange line, which will cause some big, busy platforms. several trains have already been canceled. some are already experiencing 15-30 minute delays. the roadways are a different story -- great shape on the

tomorrow morning, areas of snow in northern new england back through central new hampshire we may get a quick rain or snow shower in northern mass and then the sun breaks out. temperatures comes up around 50 and tomorrow evening, the cold front will approach may bring a scattered rain shower not going to ruin your day and on sunday the sun is back as early as the morning hours. there may be a late day sprinkle that comes in and temperatures will once again be up around or just over 50. you guessed it sunday night into very early on monday one more wave of low pressure is going to bray pocket of snow perhaps mixed with rain along the south coast. there may be a couple i been -- inches that it would be done by monday morning and we will watch the track of that closely. today up around 40. not as chilly as yesterday. 50 for a high tomorrow. this is more normingal for the beginning -- normal for the beginning of april. in as well. accu-weather seven-day on monday a little cooler after the overnight snow. temperatures will be in the low 40s and 30s on tuesday and then a potential significa

it is cold across northern new england. stays cold overnight. stays cold during the day tomorrow. mild on sunday. even across northern new england. mild air coming in from the southwest. you can see that all through the center part of the country. 40's, 50's, and 6's there. we will break that off and move that into new england once we can kick the winds out of the southwest. that is not going to happen tomorrow. but it will happen as we get into sunday. and not only on sunday having the southwest wind, also on monday. however, monday, cold front comes through. perhaps a shower or two. this isn't a big storm. a better chance for widespread showers and some downpours coming in here on wednesday. that storm track once again, dragging in the mild air. yeah. a little bit cooler to start the weekend. overall, no brutal cold on the 7-day forecast. >> sarah: a fiery rescue following a car crash, all caught on camera. this texas police officer car after it crashed into a guardrail. the officer used his baton to break through the passenger side window to pull the driver safely out of the car

best chance central northern new england, perhaps western new england and mountains and elevations and bringing us clouds tonight by tomorrow morning we have brightened up, all about the sunshine further inland, but along the coastline because we have got the north winds traveling over the ocean and picking up some moisture, it is going to fill cloud cover to the coastline here, closer to the coast you go, more clouds outer cape where we could even manage to see one or two ocean effect snow showers pop up. that's something we will be monitoring, of course, but the cooler winds also these north winds pulling in, some of the coolest he have in the entire 7-day forecast. today we have temperatures in the middle 40s from plymouth to boston to the north shore, over to bedford, worcester the cool spot as promised at 39 . tonight we will be back into the 20s and that does mean anything that's melting today overnight tonight, could easily 42ez back up. here tomorrow, but tomorrow's highs into the middle 30s, ten degree cooldown where we stand this afternoon, see all the bright sunshine inland,

and western new england the afternoon lunch time and beyond will start to see some snow showers and squalls popping appear in southern new england as well as those were going to have a northern new england. this is the time. in the roadways most likely areas are south of the pike on the south shore during the afternoon into the evening commute. when the squalls form and there can be some in other places most likely places down here, when these form, they could really plied you for a few minutes as you're driving along. you see it out ahead of you as you get into it becomes white out conditions for you. because of that because is coming down so hard you can drop a quick coating of snow in many areas.this will clear out tomorrow night and things will just get very cold beyond that. but here's what we're thinking for snow. broadbrush across area not everybody gets the snow squall. where they happen you can get up a quick coating up to an inch in strongest snow squalls up to two inches of snow coming of time and undergone the sun comes right back out. in this case in the evening it will clear up behind them. so keep that in mind we're not talking about shoveling a lot of snow bu

here is the parent of the whole it has worked its way up in northern new england now. there is colder air now. you can see it is all off to the north. you see it moving toward new england. you see the swirl of the weather pattern. it's in upstate new york. wind is indicated by clouds. the storms moved through last night, about 23 hours ago, and today during the day, you see all of this ripley affect and the cloud cover. those are the storms last night. those are gone now. what is left? kind of ripples in the cloud cover. that is because the wind -- the wind hits the mountains and kind of goes like that and creates the clouds we've seen during the day today. the wind is going to drop off during the overnight hours, 10 to 15 miles per hour. occasionally it will pop up to 20, 25 miles per hour, i think you will likely see winds continue. and then they will drop off totally. it will be a little breezy at times. and then tomorrow night, the winds should drop off saturday morning. saturday will be even cooler. look at that. definitely cooler for the day on saturday. it will

northern new england and north new hampshire. rain showers. and the spots to watch right now and where we are in the 20s like nashua, new hampshire 28 degrees nashua, new hampshire 28 degrees. fitchburg at 2937 fitchburg at 29. boston safely at 36 degrees. norwood at 28 now, we will warm safely above freezing by the time we get any rain today. between 8 and 10, showers spreading a cross southern new hampshire, nicking northern massachusetts there. we get the focus of heavy rain straight through the early afternoon far north and west of boston. noontime in boston itself 40 degrees and i warn you now. couple of lighter showers around the boston area. picks up in intensity once we 4eu9 that evening commute. 48 to 50 degrees for highs in the planning purposes. heavy rain to the north and west of boston. we will get you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic and an eye on the new accident. >> reporter: shiri are there are morning commute. right at the braintree split. it will cause some issues on the commute if it is not cleared within

it will get into northern new england especially northern maine and northern new hampshire. most of maine and northern new hampshire and northern vermont. they will all have a snow and mixed storm coming up. we will have a rain storm late tomorrow night and on into the day on wednesday. we only get a glancing blow of the colder air, and then the warmer air will take over as the storm moves in. that's why it will be a rain storm for us. this will be a real rollercoaster week. we drop to around freezing. 20s north and west and tomorrow's temperatures will be noticeably chillier than today. talking about some storminess. well this is not really a big storm, but as that reinforced cold air comes in late tonight it could touch off a few flurries. i think the punch of that will be lost by the time it reaches us. and chilly a sunshine for a good chunk of the day. in terms of getting out and voting tomorrow, no real weather headaches whatsoever. notice the pink color. there could be a bit of sleet or freezing rain at the onset well north and west of boston later tomorrow night. but

we have temperatures that are closer to seasonal level across northern new england. still above it. not near records like yesterday. but there's milder air down across the tennessee valley. some of this will start to work its way back up to the eastern seaboard tomorrow. as we watch the storm system cut through the great lakes and work into southern canada and drag milder air up the east coast. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. light breeze out there. waiting for the groundhog prediction here in massachusetts for the commonwealth. she's the official forecaster for the commonwealth here. 44 to 50 this afternoon. close to 50 in the city of boston. cool but not terribly cold. then the best chance of rain a aaawrying tomorrow evening. this rainstorm for us. big snowstorm for other part of the country. for more on that over to danielle. >>> thanks. that kid on the snowboard did better than me on the hover board. let's talk about this stretching across the plains as we head into tonight. all the areas in red are blizzard warning stretching from nebraska all the way into minnesota and think we

but that drive in between those winter weather advisories for much of northern new england with a lot of freezing rain out there. also some areas of snows in the higher elevations. and even st. louis has some areas of snow this morning. here's the snowfall amount, the heaviest snows will be found in areas of michigan, northern indiana. this pinkish color here, that's close to up to a foot of snow possible. so this could be a significant snow event here for areas of michigan and during the day today, and also into tonight. so there could be a lot of snow days for areas in the kids there in illinois, indiana, michigan, maybe even northern ohio tomorrow, frances. >> all right, bill, thank you very much. >>> now for a look ahead, space-x is expected to launch its rocket from cape canaveral this evening carrying a european communications satellite into orbit. spacex will try to land the first stage booster on an ocean platform about 400 miles offshore. the company says a successful landing is not expected. >>> and happy birthday to retired boxing champ floyd mayweather who turns 39 years o

snow showers in northern new england saturday night. new hampshire did vetter than vermont so snow creeping up to the north and east. maine picked up fresh snow too. next week a complex situation but the idea is the winner begins right now. it began with this storm and as we look to the next couple weeks a lot of colder air and a lot of energy diving down into the northeast. now on monday, one storm system is very near nearby. i think it brings snow if it trends farther west which is been the trend with the last couple storms we could be in for a significant snowstorm on monday. so enjoy the weekend. i think we see some snow. another system behind it storm number 2 and this one tracks closer to the coast on tuesday. and into tuesday night. that too could bring us snow and then after that, we have got another one that is on the way for friday potentially. so the idea is a busy pattern keep up the changing weather forecast and i am sure there will be changes heading through the next couple days. here's the accu-weather seven- day and looki

they are limited right now to the mountains in western new england, central northern new england. here at home a couple of early morning clouds and we stick with sunshine and scattered clouds through noontime today. afternoon hours will turn mostly sunny. still going to be good-looking and breezy out there. and want to remind you of that. even though showing thrust even though showing degrees with 39 in bridgewater. 38 in brockton. foxborough. up to wall mole at 37. you add in the wind and it is going to end up getting cooler. cool spots out of central massachusetts, 30 this afternoon worcester and rutland and gardner. northborough at 30 degrees. a little warmer in fitchburg at 36. uxbridge, 36 degrees and a couple of spots that are slightly warmer and it does tend to warm toward the coastline. 37 framingham over to boston. 35 in lawrence. 33 in manchester, new hampshire 33 in manchester, new and you can see the sunshine really ruling that forecast all day tomorrow. still going to be gusty from time to time, but i don't think it is going to be a constant gust of 30 miles per hour

. >>> a winter storm is not finished with the east coast. parts of new jersey and northern new england could get up to 8 inches by tonight. that storm will affect new hampshire this morning where voters are casting ballots in the first in the nation presidential primary. the good news, the snow should be light and fluffy. i guess it makes shoveling a little easier. that same system, that same storm, the one that caused the significant seas out there and the hurricane-force winds. at this point we just have a boundary moving through the northeast and we get a little more snow but the worst is going to be over for them, for us, we are on the back side of that storm and what has come here are the winds, we have through. another cold front last night, so yes, it's blustery and we are not going to move temperatures all that much. we're in the 50s now, that is pretty much where we're going to stay. as far as titan doppler, quiet now, we'll watch this because again a couple of showers are possible through the early morning hours and in through the midday hours as we get that strong flow off t

might bring snow to northern new england. good news for the ski areas there. here on saturday. especially early in the day but doesn't look like much. towards up is, colder -- sunday, cold he air is -- coater air is -- colder air is bottled up. close to 50 on saturday. and on sunday partly sunny skies and mid to upper 40s pretty comfortable considering the high was 8 in most towns last sunday. and 40 degrees warmer sounds pretty good. now the next storm system we are keeping an eye on is the one that develops late tuesday into wednesday of next week. looks like a coastal track for this. still a week out and there's questions as to where exactly the track is going to go. if it moves towards the coast, to the west, this is a wet storm for us and think i would trend at that way for now. if it moves a little farther east, we might be able to get into a more snowy regime. but that's the next one on the calendar. a system to watch week from today. accu-weather 7-day forecast after a couple killie wons mild one and rain and snow showers on monday. not as dramatic as the weather over t

coding to as much as inch of snowfall locally best chance from 1 to 3 and 4 to 5 is across northern new england which is great news for the ski areas. here's the hour by hour as we head into the overnight. see the snow actually does start to reach and then as we move towards tomorrow morning, temperatures are warming from south to north and so snow showers will change over to rain showers and that's the way we wake up tomorrow morning a lot of clouds couple rain showers out there. and then a break and then one more round of rain showers tomorrow afternoon and evening so a very march like day with changeable weather in and out of the sun and clouds and couple chance of rain and quite breezy out of the south southwest tomorrow. afternoon low 50s outside so anything that falls is going to melt and we stay above freezing tomorrow night. and we are back around 50 again on sunday and little less winds more sunshine on sunday and it will be more pleasant day to be outdoors. and then as we move towards the snow chance number 2 it's with another weak wave of low pressure sliding off to the south sunday

as you work west, more clouds back through the berkshires and across northern new england and back into upstate new york. where is the cold air coming from? it's coming from the northwest. with that northwesterly wind during the day, there is not going to be a whole will the changing temperature-wise. that 36 in boston will look a lot like 36 as we get into the afternoon. so it's not like you start off with 36 degrees and warm up into the 50s, although we can do that on sunday. you have to wait a couple days. kiddos heading back to school this morning. chilly start. temperatures generally running in the low 30s at the bus stop. hats and gloves even through lunchtime with temperatures mid-30s, warming up enter the upper 30s to near 40 this afternoon. that gusty wind with us throughout the day. so it's a colder, windy day today. we are dry through the weekend. the weekend starts off cold. it's going to be cold overnight tonight and early on saturday morning. however, just like a lot of the winter weather we've had, it doesn't last long. milder again by sunday, back into the 50s. more on t

i know you are seeing hints of snow southern vermont and into central and northern new england central and northern new i expect the snow to be focused. early tomorrow morning between 7 and 10 a little freezing drizzle and a little sleet southwestern new hampshire, southern vermont. otherwise by 10 a.m., temperatures above freezing. lowell back to worcester and the north and west. it closes in on the boston area by late morning here, and the afternoon is just filled with showers. you are going to see a lot of pockets of heavy rain in southern new hampshire, western massachusetts. that is where we get some of the highest rain totals. boston not getting spared. nobody getting spared because the rain just continues really throughout the day with some of the heaviest rain for southeastern massachusetts for the evening hours. really not ending until early on thursday. the seven-day forecast with the weekend in view. 47 with sunshine. wind-whipped rain for the day tomorrow at 54 degrees. 50 on thursday with a lingering shower along the coastline. by friday, 39 by friday, 39. it will be brigh

central and northern new england into the mountains and on the slopes. temperatures 30s to 40s. and into the sunday forecast a little milder at 43 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. a closer look at that local forecast next. >>> the head of the catholic church against into a war of words with donald trump. coming up, the new tone that trump is taking this morning after calling the pop the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter do

this weekend a system moves across northern new england and a chance for snow. maybe some wet snow and rain shower activity friday night into saturday, a high of 48 on saturday, 47 on sunday and still in the 40s on monday. then we are looking for the next storm threat on wednesday of next week. >> i like those temperatures. >>> bruins coming off of the loss. >> yes, they need to get back this one is against the yellow jackets. thursday night they were in when opaque and -- winnipeg and now feeling better from the injury. the trade deadline is thursday afternoon at 3:00. we know that danny [ name indiscernible ] would like to pull off a brought buster -- a blockbuster deal. >> the chemistry has to be there. if you look at how they are poised and what they do, if i have your back, you have my back. i think we look at this team overall, what they have. they have done well but denny yams -- danny aims has all of the cards right now. night and then it's warm, welcome to new england. the sun is out and we are closing in on red sykes -- red sox spring training. they ha

northern new england sees scattered snow showers we get sun and clouds and temperatures up around 50 again by sunday afternoon. so afternoon temperatures because we will drop a bit mid to upper 50s well above the average. the threat for damaging wind done for now. pam will mentioned later today the south coast southeast mass seeing additional gusts that may to top out 40 or 50 miles per hour. overnight tonight dropping into the 30s and skies clear out and tomorrow, mid to upper 30s that's about it for highs. the sun is going to be shining and accu-weather 7-day shows a warmup for the weekend and we turn warmer by sunday and weekend is looking great. mid-50s an isolated shower on monday a cool front that brings us back down into the 40s for tuesday and wednesday. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: we have an update downed power lines in natick. both directions of route 9 had been closed at the natick mall and now only the westbound side is shut down. the eastbound side is back opened. fallen power cables have blocked the road on westbound side. police are detouring traffic ont

there's flurries in central and northern new england. bedford is at 27. lawrence is at 29. the snow around today melted and made things damp. there will be spots of that black ice first thing in the morning. if it looks wet, check it out 27 degrees for a low in boston. and worcester down to 20. clearly frosty temperatures over night. there's the flurries floating over night along with a cold front. that will push on through over night and bring most of the clouds with us. your wake up to sunshine in most locations. the winds will be shifting from the north and west and will bring clouds across cape cod and as the wind strengthen during the afternoon and become gusty, cape cod. that's something we will be watching for tomorrow afternoon and to the evening. not expecting accumulation. just something to coat the ground in a more vigorous snow shower. as far as significant snow, i'm 7-day forecast. >> new at 11:00, a local man is truck crashed into the ocean. police rushed to the scene in fair haven after reports of a truck upside down in the water. the 61 year-old man is from

there will be some snow across northern new england. we may see light rain or snow but any accumulation of under an inch and we will watch this cold front try to pass through. could be a spot shower but by saturday afternoon we are in the mid 40' s. upper 40' s to near 50 on sunday. things start out in the 40' s early next week but on tuesday we will watch the clouds increase and look down the coast and on the map by tuesday, a big storm with a lot of moisture. that looks like it will be moving toward us by wednesday next week. exactly where it tracks and if it will be rain or snow, those will be questions in the focused. between now and then, a bump up emily: your health, new research is backing advice to pregnant women not to overdo it on fish. the results of a long-term study find eating fish more the three times a week during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of childhood obesity. the findings are in line with recommendations from the fda. the agency suggests pregnant women should eat fish no more than two to three time

ray: aaa crews were kept scrambling, as across northern new england temperatures dipped below zero. the company says they got more steve smith was one of them, the cold forcing him to change his plans. central high school, i' for students there, and i wasn' t able to make it. ray: plumbing and heating specialists are also fielding a lot of calls. russ small says they' ve had more than 50 this morning, including this one from a shelter. >> you can see this things running -- just no heat. ray: small says that a lot of people are in the same situation, and the problem can >> it' s not a common denominator, some are broken, some are frozen, you know you it' s a lot of different stuff it could be. ray: if your pipes do freeze, small says the best way to deal with them is heat them up gradually. >> if you have more than one zone, crank up the other zones of heat, learn where your shutoffs are at because, if it froze, it could have split. t deterring these skiers, the mountain staff is checking to make sure everyone is safe. >> all our ski school, lift attendants, and ski patrol are out th

some in northern new england as some milder air works in this weekend. you get clouds and precipitation and cold enough in high elevations for snow showers up that way. well the clouds are going to warm air takes over. by sunday afternoon we are tomorrow afternoon you will be in the 30s. 40 out there in cape ann and rockport. 37 native, back here farther to the west in through worcester 38 in the city of worcester. brockton to about 37 in in the afternoon it will be colder on saturday milder sunday, but you get more clouds on sunday and in between the potential for those snow showers that i talked about especially into new hampshire. here's your seven-day forecast on saturday 40 , sunday 51 that's your weekend in view it's looking like a pretty good rebound isn't it from one day to the next. feel much more like february sunday. we will increase this count winter january, february, we will hit 50 on sunday and monday in boston. about that seven-day forecast notice that string of 50s in here. by wednesday, have some storminess painted on in here. but looks

and steadiest freezing rain is northern new england. so between now and the tail end of the morning commute, the slickest spots will by far be north and west of boston. that is where a winter weather advisory is up until 9:00 a.m. this morning. and it is all a warm front that is lifting across the area. so we are into the 50s this afternoon. the storm center itself is still down across virginia and north carolina right now, notice the heavy rain, a line of some thunderstorms down across the carolinas, all of this moisture is going to lift so the temperatures are slowly rising. north and west of boston is slick through mid to late morning. and then the rain is come in between 4:00 p.m.--is coming in between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and it is going to pour. watch what happens here, there is maybe thunder in here, so the evening commute will be impacted with areas of rain, poor flooding, some ponding of water on the roads. by 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., the front is pushing offshore. the cape and the islands will be hang orange to the rain until

into northern new england, there could be a few inches of snow. frontal boundary. when that gets north, we will have a gusty southwesterly breeze tomorrow and mostly cloudy, 50 on saturday. when the front crosses the area there could be a spot shower in the western half of the state. we are still up around 50. around the front-row boundary there is low pressure developing . sunday night it will go to the south. we will catch the northern average. during sunday day, lower 50' s look after midnight, a little area of snow sneaking in that may impacthe monday morning commute. heading back to work on monday morning, school vacation, a couple of inches. not looking good for the morning commute. all eyes next week are focused on wednesday. another storm that will be loaded with moisture. the track is still uncertain. if it heads further offshore there will be more snow and ice. closer to the shore, more rain. i would plan on stormy weather for the middle of the week after a mild weekend. erika: it appears fire is flowing off of a cliff, but that is an optical illusion cal

mainly northern massachusetts and then working into northern new-land 1 to 3 and -- new england 1 to 3 and higher peaks 4 to 5. and the ski area gets a fresh coat. hour by hour the snow starting to break out as we head into the evening. and then as we move towards saturday morning, southerly wind increasing and that's going to bring up warmer air. snow showers will change over to rain showers for many by the time we get towards tomorrow morning. we will get sun working in there after the showers and then a cold front approaches late in the day. and a chance for few more rain showers to develop especially well northwest of boston. so we are looking at mild afternoon after some snow tonight and we hit 52 tomorrow afternoon. gusty south southwesterly wind most of us stay above freezing tomorrow night. not very cold and then on sunday, i think the more enjoyable the two weekend days will have a breeze and not quite as strong as one and a little more sunshine and no showers on sunday. and high temps are up around 50. moving towards the ski slopes they start the day with snowfall and chanc

for winter sports here in southern new england over the weekend. north, partly sunny on saturday, clouds and sun on sunday, even across central new england and northern new england, conditions looking okay this weekend. they've been making some snow with some cold air at night in the past. i know it's been a struggle here lately, but they have some cold air last night and they'll have some cold air going into the weekend, especially at night. storm is possible late monday into tuesday. something to keep an eye on. overall theme, though, more seasonable in terms of temperatures. guys? >> christa: let's head out to the records with 7's marshall hook. it looks mainly wet there. maybe a few flakes falling on the turnpike, marshall? >> marshall: yeah, we are definitely making that transition over to the snowflakes. in fact, i would say it's more snow than rain at this point in the air. on the roadways, though, still nothing but a lot of moisture. it's going to take a bit before there's any sort of accumulation, and once it gets there, with all of that water on the roadways, you're going to be treacherous driving conditions. in case you had any doubt as to