pamela gardner is standing by and we have had several reports from people up this morning pamela. >> yes we have. some reports in there are extremely he helpful because weil we can go ground tooth on what you are experiencing. 35 according to brian in shirley and so far no this time. that's key information but once we get the colder air to move in than we will see more of the transition and that snow will continue to pile up. south here. john in hanover has 37 degrees with rain. .14 inch of rain since midnight. and that rain will change over to some snow for you too john. we will keep you posted on the weather watcher reports and that change over. on the timing. >> that changeover you talked about happens from west to east later this morning. let's go through the timeline hour by hour. between now and 6 and 7 the temperatures drop so the rain snow line moves south and east as colder air works in and precipitation comes down harder. mid to late morning that occurs down near the cape cod canal. it takes longest for outer cape probably not until late morning or midday. and notice that,

but we will transition over and pamela gardner has a closer look at the hour by hour timeline. >> it's mainly where that freezing line is going to be. throughout the duration of the morning, through the afternoon the freezing line sinks to the south and east. hour by hour going through the next several hours, you see we have all snow from boston to bedford and taunton. plymouth is when you start to see that rain changing over to snow. the wet heavy snowflakes will be pasty with the accumulation amounting to added weight to the tree limbs and trees and power line as well. 10 a.m., starting to see the and mainly on the cape and islands. noon still dealing with heavy snow accumulation low visibility and pockets of some pretty heavy snow squalls too in between. 2:30 p.m. we see things clear out from west to east. very slowly a few lingering snow showers maybe on the cape and islands for the evening commute. majority of us looking okay. overnight tonight, clearing out and we are done with the snow for a little bit. snowfall today 4 to 8 inches from boston inside 495. isolated pockets could

last storm we didn't worry about wind or coastline but pamela gardner is standing by and the wind is howling. and wind gusts between 35, 45 miles per hour in some spots. 45-mile-per-hour gusts coming off the ocean. 51-mile-per-hour gusts on the vineyard and wind will continue to be an issue. with the potential for power outages and also some wind damage. peak gust projection mostly on the came and -- cape and island is where we will have the wind but it's going to be pretty strong as we get to the north be a cape ann. we will keep you posted on any developments throughout the day. wind damage if we have any if we have power outages and snow totals once we get them. now back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> a lot of kids waking up happy on this monday morning. another snow day for many communities. you can see the closings and delays along the bottom of the screen. >> they will be updating throughout the morning. as danielle and pamela mentioned with high tides today, some moderate coastal flood something likely. and that's always a concern along the cape and south shore. jim smith is

so there will be impacts and pamela gardner is standing by with more on that. hi. >> hi. it's the timing of this that's making it a higher impact event. this morning because it's hitting during the morning commute, the snow accumulation impact event. wind at the coastline not as bad as the last storm that pushed through. but the wind will make an issue for us damaging winds outages because of that wet and heavy snowfall on the power lines and on the trees as we get that transition from rain to snow later on. wind gust projection 10 to 20 miles per hour in boston and inland. but right along the coastline miles per hour at times coming from the north here. so that's how we can expect some of the power outages out there. danielle back to you because temperatures are a big issue too. >> they are a big issue. because the colder air continues to come in tonight. anything untreated will be slick. overnight lows teens and 20s. the weekend still looks good as the storm departs and high pressure will build in this weekend. sun and a few clouds up around 40. and a little weak cold f

and we assure you chantee lan it is there and we have pamela gardner and danielle niles. two meteorologists keeping this all on track for you. hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. >>> good morning to you it's 5:46 on your monday morning. you are look live at scituate the lighthouse there. we expect snow to move in later this morning. >> so what's the timeline that's the big question for many of you at home. let's find out danielle niles is tracking the snow. >> it moves in between now and late morning. it's snowing in the cape and islands but will fill in quickly especially by later this morning and the steadiest snow 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and you took a look at scituate where things are quiet but we will watch the coastline as we approach the late morning high tide. minor to moderate pockets of coastal flooding. blizzard conditions and southeastern massachusetts and the wind an issue gusting 25 to miles per hour possible near the coastline. the wind is howling. here's a live look at the doppler radar where the snow is expand

i'm carry connolly along with pamela gardner. tuesday is going to be the best day. >> i can't wait. it's just -- we've done it . >> i know. >> you know, march is one of those months that i think it's march, yes. it's also a lousy month. >> we're there but not quite there. >> right. >> you never know. coming in like a lamb but maybe out like a lion. >> you can't do that. you're not supposed to do that . that's why we have that saying. >> or in like a lion, out like a lamb. this year it will be in like a lamb. >> got it. >> cold start to the day out there. if you're heading out to walk the dog bundle up. we have teens and 20s. boston 21 degrees, worcester 15. it feels colder than what it is out there because we have a light breeze feeling providence. we will keep a wind the wind direction does change coming from the southwest later today. as a result that combined with the sunshine will help to warm day. then we'll actually top off in the low 40s briefly before we fall back to the upper 40s by 5:00 p.m. we keep it dry

i'm kerry connolly with pamela gardner. it's going to be a warm weekend. >> it is. performs into the 50s this afternoon. we have had everything. snow, sleet and rain and

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.>> pamela gardner joins us now with a look at your workweek forecast. starting off really nice. >> and ending not so nice. >> come on, now. >> half-full. >>> we're going to stay of days. we fall back into winter like temperatures. so far, we are counting those 50 degree plus days in winter and we have added to the tally 34 days 58 in boston for the official high. yield record, 29 days that backing -- the high today 29. setback in 1966, 53 degrees. temperatures are still holding in the 40s. a pleasant 46. 43 and worcester. 30s once we get farther to the north and the west and that is where the colder air is located. way up in canada. and in fact, they are actually dealing with some light snow showers at this time but for us, we have warm springlike temperatures and running warmer in almost all locations compared to this time yesterday. 8 degrees warmer in boston. he sustained when coming from the southwest at 10 to 20 miles an hour but strong wind gusts are found across the cave and -- the islands. that wind will stay strong overnight allowing for temper

pamela gardner is standing by with the weather watchers. we are thankful for the reports on days like today. >> definitely. and it's valuable to us to figure out what is going on in your location. so we have warm temperatures 50s and 60s out there too. and depending where you are 55 degrees according to don in spencer but we put on the rain totals here and it's impress any of some locations. really pushing the two inches march in belmont and nashua 1.6 will. don in hollis 1 1/4 inch of rain. and hey if you want to be a weather watcher you are sitting at home thinking i have a great report send it in here. sign up cbs boston.com. and we would love to hear what you experience at your home in particular. and so we also have been dealing with wind gusts and current gusts are still very strong coming from the south 43- mile-per-hour gusts in plymouth. 35-mile-per-hour in boston and we are not done yet. the gusts and things pick up again later today. wind advisory is in effect in fact fact for southeastern mass the cape island through 7 p.m. toda

pamela gardner is standing by. thanks for controlling the radar pamela. >> no problem. we have storm reports that have been coming in and we have multiple reports of wind damage or wind gusts and in fact, some of the storm reports we have here really right around the storm. we have had a 69 mile pea per hour gust in boston and we had trees reported over a car in cambridge around 1:40 a.m. and these storms are powerful creating trees and wires down in dover and so if you are out driving, be careful as we start to wake up and head out. you see some of the damage. and the blue hills over 74-mile- per-hour wind gusts. current gusts are starting to let up a bit. still gusty from bedford and worcester and boston 32. plymouth winds picking up a bit. 44-mile-per-hour gusts as the storms push through. wind advisory after all the storms move through wind advisory goes into effect through 7 p.m. today. wind gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour so additional trees may fall and we might have additional power outages. we are not over yet with those winds but storms at least moving out. d

and tomorrow pamela gardner will join chris katherine and danielle to track the storm and how it affects your commute. levan and i were saying growing up if you thought 4 to 8 inches were coming you wouldn't do the homework. >> no out the window and we said we would wake up in the morning and apparently. >> no. >> and horrible realization you look at the crawl and. >> trust me i followed that crawl a lot. >> can i make a gamble. i bet paula did her homework. >> this is cruel joke why was i being my homework but i never had that feeling. >> look we ended up in the same spot. >> yes. >> that's the teak away. >> i am here with these guys. >> see you back here for the wbz news at 11.

our school yard shout out for today is pamela gardner's school visit potter road elementary school in framingham. 80, second gradeers a school of lifelong -- graders a cool of >> great energy in the room. >> a lot of school visits. >> the the kid had dance moves. >> thanks eric. >>> the somerville building you are about to see may look like any other building but hosts tasty secret inside. miniature master pieces made of chocolate and they taste even better than they look. eh chocolatier opened five years and a -- ago and it's recognized as the best in boston. >> and now it's ranked as one of the best in the country. >> everything is made in small batches. >> reporter: every day elaine and katherine create tiny edible works of art. if a. >> we bring crafting from old -- we bring a lot of crafting from old style and new flavors. >> reporter: when they stared >> awork at admissions office at harvard. >> internist and i practiced medicine. >> reporter: they started small making it for close friends and family at christmas time. >> they were so well received when katherine and i were wher

. >> yeah we want to check with pamela gardner. the sun is shining but it's kind of a trick on you when you step outside. >> very deceiving for sure. temperatures running colder compared to say yesterday. 39 in boston now. 40 in taunton and these will be temperatures for the afternoon. 30 degrees in keene and 31 for our friends in worcester. the wind making things uncomfortable with the wind gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour in lot of locations. 33-mile-per-hour gusts in boston coming from the west. you combine that with the actual temperatures and your real feel temps are in the sos and 20s. feeling more like -- 10s and20s. we are going to keep the wind around for the rest of the the day. temperatures right around 40 degrees and much colder he than the last -- colder than the last couple days but good news for the weekend we will turn voightly warmer sunday 52 many coming up in the 7-day forecast-- turning slightly warmer. sunday 52. coming up in the 7-day forecast. >>> officers say this man used a 12 inch kitchen knife to

pamela gardner is here with a first look at the forecast. >> amazing temperatures on the way nill where from 15 to degrees warmer than today. temperatures are actually running pretty decent range we're in the 30s still haven't cooled off tootoo much. we have a southwest wind helping to keep temperatures elevated even though we're down in the low to mid 30s. 35 boston norwood. 32 degrees plymouth. that southwest wind makes it feel much colder real feel temps running in teens and 20s. we have clouds rolling into the forecast as well. there are snow showers in extreme northern parts of new england that's going stay to the north. we keep it dry here the clouds and the southwest wind will fall to maybe the low 30s come upper 20s in the suburbs but tomorrow not too far to go to get to the low 50s. southwest winds our friend 52 for the high temperature under partly sunny skies. more 50s on the way and also tracking your next chance for rain coming up later in the 7- day. >>> we'll see you in a few minutes. developing story in may nard. town officials say too much of a certain chemical has been

school yard shout out is pamela gardner school visit the bates school in salem. two different groups kindergarten through second and 3rd through 4th and she read my personal favorite cloudy with a chance of meat balls which kids always love i read that in high school library when i was in elementary school and 4th and 5th grade group. >> is that what got you into the chance of weather. >> that's the first class in meteorologist 101. you start with meat balls and go into hail storm. >> watch the parmesan. >>> the franklin park zoo has a new addition nigerian dwarf goat a made the debut yesterday morning. baby goats called kids this one is a female named chew baca. she is not going to be offended because she is so cute. shortly after she was born the four pound goat was standing and nursing and preparing to >> i do too i want one. >> you want one? >> take a deep breath and ask your sea of question. >> how much would you pay for fresh air? two sisters a launching a brand new business and straight ahead at 6, breaking news, a governor re-- the governor reacts to the

. >> pamela gardner is here. the forecast. >> it was a bit of a chilly day out there. especially with the wind, and combined with the cooler temperature, but tomorrow, better news, on the way. that's for sure. 50s on the horizon. and for now, in the 30s. we have pushed it down to 36 degrees in boston and norwood. and 31 plymouth. and 32p-town. you factored in wind chill, and it really feels like 26 degrees in boston. with a light breeze from the southwest. worcester feeling like 19 degrees and more like the 20s and the satellite radar, it shows that we are mostly clear. through. but there is a weak system to our north, that will help to overnight. and the temperatures will stay pretty steady once we get through midnight tonight and falling to 34 degrees in the hour by hour forecast. we will go down in the lower 30s and then back in the mid- 50s for tomorrow's high. and coming up, how long the 50- degree high temperatures will stick around in that seven-day >> pamela, thanks. we will see you then. >>> campaign 2016 now. democratic candidate hillary clinton will be in bo

i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. it's a cooler but spring-like tomorrow maybe. >> definitely warming up for tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 50s. today in the 40s this is where we should be time of the starting off with chilly temperatures. we dropped down to 21 degrees in brooster. we stay completely clear and that's why temperatures r -- have fallen into the teens and 20s. northwest wind still out there. your real feel temperatures are in the teens as a result. feels more like 14 in boston. hour by hour forecast throughout the rest of the day, temperatures warm into the 30s. wind direction changes coming from the southwest. briefly we'll touch the lower 40s before we fall back into the upper 30s plenty of sunshine tomorrow. i'm tracking that next chance for rain, when that may arrive coming up in your 7-day forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> the family of a murder ed teacher is angered over the sentenced to life but he will be eligible for parole in his 50s. >> i miss her friendship. >> split between memories

i'm kerry connolly with pamela gardner. it's going to be a warm weekend. >> it is. performs into the 50s this afternoon. we have had everything. snow, sleet and rain and the temperatures into the mid- to upper 30s and 40s into southeastern mass and that is mostly rain here on doppler radar. you saw in the video, we had a brief period of snow. now, the temperatures are warm enough that we're dealing with the rain on the outer cape and steady showers, rain showers specifically from fitchburg to wooster and into the boston area. and these will pretty much run out in intensity. and as it moves toward boston, we'll have a couple of showers and that is about it. a bit of a wintery mix in the higher elevations, the berkshires and into the northern parts of new england. and that is where we will have fresh no and -- fresh snow. and this is out of here, dry and mostly sunny, temperatures comfortable around 50 degrees for the highs and more on the way for sunday as well and tracking 9 next chance of snow in just a bit. -- tracking the next chance of device going on. >> and fo

of course, pamela gardner here, the big expert, what are we expecting? >> just brutal cold, can't stress that enough. you'll feel it as soon as you head out the door, the wind not as big of a factor, once we get in to the afternoon, that's when it will pick up. current temps in the single digits, worcester 12 degrees, 21 boston. this is really the peak of the day here in boston. wind chill temperatures already below zero in worcester, one below 12 degrees in boston. things just get worse. later this afternoon, all the way in to sunday afternoon, wind chill warnings, wind chill advisory and wind chill warning means it will feel like 20 to 30 our afternoon temperatures will be in the upper teens. wind pick up, it's going to be brutal out there, and a few flurries develop as well. but, most of us will stay dry under partly sunny sky. and then the cold is here to stay for valentine's day. i'll have your forecast for that. plus, we'll take a look at that seven day forecast. when we'll see some warmer temperatures on the way. chris? >> all right, pamela, we're

, everybody, 5:30 on this saturday morning, you made konl connoll -- kerry connoly along with pamela gardner. >> yeah, i wasn't prepared today, we very wet snow and once the temperatures drop to below freezing and once that sunsets, it is instantly froze. so it's just a sheet of ice out there. untreated surfaces. temperatures running in the teens, single digits, or in the 20s depending on where you are, 25 boston, seven degrees nashua, 19 worcester waking up to 12 in taunton. it's a beautiful scene, if you don't have to be out and about too much, all the branches out there, the trees covered in the snow, we didn't have a lot of wind to knock it off, and it is just glorious out there. 24 hour temp change, you see temperatures running way colder compared to this time yesterday in all locations. and we'll have a brilliant sunrise, once that sun gets high in the sky, a clear sky on satellite and radar and nothing heading your way, the hour by hour forecast except afternoon, temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, thanks to is that snow pack out there. coming up, our next chance for snow. when that

i'm kerry connolly with pamela gardner. my kids are probably is theile in their pjs from yesterday. >> and that is great. >> the three-day weekend for some. >> yeah. >> and my dog enjoyed the snow. >> beautiful out there. >> and not much of a wind and at least farther inland. we had wind gusts on the cape and islands. farther inland, we have a lot of that snow on the tree branches out there and that is raining down branches at this time but it's a beautiful, beautiful calm start to the day with that bright and fresh snow. the temperatures running in the 20s and teens because of the fresh snowpack, 25 degrees in boston and under a clear sky. temperatures are way colder compared to yesterday. and 12 degrees colder in boston; 27 colder in nashua. a shock to the system as you head out and some icy roadways, too. mostly clear and some clouds in the berkshires and moving into the location here. filtered sunshine this afternoon and hour and by noon, temperatures in the mid- and upper 30s hitting the highs for the day. another sunn

i'm meteorologist pamela gardner. plenty of sunshine. very seasonal. average high should be 41, we'll hit 40 by 3:00 p.m. that southwest breeze keeping us milder tonight with a low of 31. warmer for sunday, 52, partly sunny. >>> coming up growing concerns about the zika virus. in the u.s. infections from the illness have now been confirmed in nine pregnant women. >> a shake-up at the top of the scandal-plagued goverg body of world soccer. fifa. we will show you what led to yesterday's election shocker. you're watching "cbs this >>> the countdown to oscar night is on. we will take a look at the movies and actors who are expected to take home awards will address his controversy problem. >> we will be right back. this is "cbs this morning: saturday." fety." it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the