pembroke wins 39-29. the championship game between merrimack valley and pembroke has been postponed from tomorrow until wednesday night, due to the snow. check the ticker at the bottom of your screen for more holiday high school tournament scores that were called in. look at those cool helmets for navy. navy against pittsburgh. 2nd quarter. an 11 yard touchdown catch by tyler carmona from the quarterback keenan reynolds. 2 rushing touchdowns for reynolds in the first half as well. then it' s a navy interception. brendan clements with an interception in the endzone after the pitt wide receiver fell down. and how about this 3rd quarter touchdown run coming up 26 yards , by deomond brown. 44-28. the middies win. this was not a surprise, navy is good. they finish 11-2 this season. the quick lane bowl was played against minnesota. minnesota quarterback mitch leidner ran 13 yards for a touchdown late in the game. the gophers end their season with a 6-7 record. coach bill belichick is standing by his overtime de

let's zoom in, extending back for norwell, pembroke, halt, you will be next, over the next hour or so. north and west of boston though we've seen colder temperatures, so it's 29 in lowell, and we've been mixing with some flakes and some sleet somewhere like bedford in through southern new hampshire, too. it is mainly snow well to our concord temperature 21 degrees in concord, just starting to push through the new hampshire sea coast, coming into maine. hour by hour rain line continues to press north into the city of boston around 8:00 a.m., temperature up a degree at 394 degrees, notice the sleet, areas of pink hang on longest north and west of boston until about late morning and midday, folk etis over the border from manchester, still slick travel with a sloppy, crusty mess, still areas of rain, too, tapering off in the afternoon with a much easier evening commute, temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s with a couple leftover sprinkles and showers. pamela has been in nashua, still have the sleet going on, pamela. >> reporter: oh, yes still all sleet here, early this morning about a

one shower from pembroke into marsh field right other 3. we are be looking at these showers over the next couple of hours. looking at your hour by hour forecast, by 9:00 last showers starting to move towards the cape and the islands and in clouds overnight. with that the colder air starts moving in. tomorrow evening and beyond you see these lake affect snow showers. i think we will see some of them farther east toward our next of the woods. finally a cold weekend for the ski areas and a little bit of natural snow. 32 in the city. any left over water will start freezing up. could be a few icy spots. boston hasn't gone below the freezing mark this entire month. last year we had a warm december. it gets colder as you move forward. i think we will finally go below freezing on this weekend. saturday night will be the coldest night we have had in a while. 30s tomorrow for most. some low 40s possible towards the cape and the islands. this will be the coldest day we have seen since back in november. of those gusts 30-40 miles per hour, feels like t

a fire breaks out in a pembroke home this morning. this video shows fire fighters officials say everyone inside was able to make it out safely. a dangerous drive causes a car to go off course in quincy. avenue. police say a woman lost control of her car and crashed through a fence early this morning and you can see it ended up in someone's yard. thankfully no one was hurt. the cause that crash is still under investigation. >> anchor: also on 7, the n.h.l. preparing the pond at gillette stadium for the new year's day winter classic. crew have begun gun transforming the field before the bruins take on their arch rival the canadians. john cuoco is right there in foxboro and joins us live so he can show us when what it takes to turn gillette into a hockey ric. john? >>> as soon as the pats game ended on sunday, the transformation started here at gillette for the winter classic. the nets arriving monday afternoon as home of the patriots is converted into a rink for the bruins . >>> there is going to be here in the next six, seven, 8 days t

goffstown hosted the combined team from pembroke-campbell. and the grizzlies honored maddie carlson tonight. she dropped the ceremonial puck to start the game. she is a 16-year-old from goffstown who has a rare form of cancer. great to see her at the game tonight. 1st period goffstown michael fortin goal 1-0. 2nd period goffstown max lajeunesse goal 2-1. goffstown noah charron goal 3-1. goffstown rolls on maddie carlson night. they win 9-1. high school hockey from this afternoon. windham against the combined team from portsmouth-newmarket. the game was played at exeter rank. 1st period ports johnny witkowski goal. 2-0 ports. same period jack alden shoots and windhams chris bassi makes a beau arsenault goal 3-0 final score on the seacoast. portsmouth-newmarket wins it 4-1. check it out from above. gillette stadium has never looked quite like this before. the home of the patriots is being turned in to an nhl hockey rink. the boston bruins will play the montreal canadiens at 1:00 pm on new years day. outdoors at gillette, fenway park has hosted

central worcester county, through southern ham, it does include western middlesex counties, like pembroke, some spots that result, that's because that's where the temperatures you'll notice drop below the freezing mark tonight. most of the rest of us will be above freezing overnight tonight and tomorrow we have no problem coming up above average, running in the 40s for most of us. now for the ball drop at midnight, ringing in the new year, temperatures in the low 30s, but wind chills are going to be in the 20s for midnight, could be worse. around 40 to end the week. the weekend a little cooler, sun and clouds, couple flurries around cold starts next week but rebounding again on tuesday, kathryn. >>> all right, danielle, thank you very much, just about 5:48, looks like drivers are following the advice of police, taking it easy out there, so far 93 south moving along at 35 miles an hour, through methuen and it does loosen up toward tukesbury, spin out in rockland, the express lane is slow from the split to east builton square and granite avenue and columbia road. >>> a snow plow driver spea

this is actually in pembroke. our earlier breakdown in hanover just cleared. this is route 3 northbound. something to keep in mind. keeping a close eye on this overturned oil truck out towards worcester. pike westbound. and that has traffic back to 495. another accident north in 495. there. back to you guys. >> nancy: all right. thanks, danielle. the winter weather kree aing a morning mess to the north. plowable snow and ice slowing things down in andover, chelmsford and groveland. accidents taking a toll on the morning rush. the merrimack valley getting the jackpot for snow totals. kris anderson has more in andover now. >> kris: december's whacky weather continues to change. >> kris: mother nature reminding us all today that it is winter in new england. the boston area seeing its first snowfall of the season, giving people with the week off, some work to do outside. >> i just bought a brand new snow-blower. so i was looking forward to seeing how it worked. that was kind of exciting. >> kris: those who did have to work forced to deal with the this morning. >>

. >> give a shout out to jim smith and it was a pembroke college study thank you. i'm a health writer who's also a poet and i will be sending you a poem spent i'm going to write down claudia gary. sent a little bio information age would because what i'm doing is on the left side of the lectern is supported on the right side is a little bio. we will never know, you can make a lot of stuff up. [laughter] >> i just want to say, my kids really get a lot out of the smithsonian when they were growing up. i think it's not necessary to rethink about how to package, combining art and science. just putting it there, just putting come will come some have mentioned it would be good to put more about medicine in the smithsonian. putting more of the arts and sciences next to one another, i think people make the connections. i've noticed in the past years, figures, there are some literary magazines that have been founded at a medical school or associations like bellevue. medical college has a magazine. jama i think exporter. i think all of this is a great way to get compartmental

tight across the sea coast and dry, partly cloudy, 49 in boston, 44 in burlington, 45 in dedham, pembroke right now at 49 . exeter, new hampshire at 42. we got 50s right now for the cape and islands. even marshfield on the south shore at 52 and here you have it in worcester 40, 41 in fitchburg and jaffrey, new hampshire. 40 in windham, new hampshire. so clearly it is going to feel pretty different to the north and west of boston where we are still chilly and wanted to give you day planner wind speeds anticipating later on today and those are sustained winds cranking into the 20 miles per hour this afternoon, even stronger gusts. we will have to watch out for some flurries and some breezy conditions, i will break them down coming up and now let's send you back over to julie. julie, injure saying over two hours? >> julie: worst point over two hours and now hour and a half and look at pike that's slow around the weston tolls, average speeds 7 miles per hour there. however, we have average speeds right at the cloverleaf continuing through stoneham into medford and somerville and live look at

. >> give a shout out to james smithson who was at pembroke college oxford. >> i'm a health writer whooet. and i will be sending you some poems. >> please, please. that will be so exciting. i'm going to write down claudia gary. on the left side is the poem. on the right side is a little bio. we'll never know. you can make a lot of stuff up. >> thanks very much. i just wanted to say, and i also, my kids also got a lot out of the smithsonian when they were growing up. i think it's not necessary to really think about how to package combining art and science, just putting it there, just putting the someone here mentioned it would be good to put more about medicine in the smithsonian. putting more of the arts and sciences next to one another. i think people make the connections. i've noticed in the past few years, there are some literary magazines that have been founded at either medical schools or associations like bellevue has literary, suni, and i think all of this is a way to decompartmentalize people's thinking. >> amen. it's such a great point. in fact, the journal of the american med

she's a pembroke welsh corgi. she went missing from seattle to mississippi. bethanie somehow ended up in honolulu after stopping briefly they're looking into the misconnect as they call it and that the dog is being well cared for but you just don't want the dog to be confused because she's in a totally different environment. >> of course. the experience is scary enough. >> absolutely. >> they put them in the kennel, they go down to the other part of the plane. >>> 6:43. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. that's what they call a misconnect. >> misconnect. >> i feel like i've been misconnected. >> many times. no offense to mississippi. with you the dog in hawaii, put me on that one. >> no problem. >> for us, hawaii sounds pretty good these days. temperatures on the chilly side. it will be a damp day. it continues into tonight. while it gets a little milder tomorrow, the rain doesn't let up all that much. probably later tomorrow night more likely by thursday morning. so in the meantime as we're preparing for the big tree lighting tomorrow evening, 45 degree

walter: give a shout out to james smithson who was a pembroke college alumni. >> thank you. am a health writer who is also a poet. and i will be sending you a poem. david: i will write that down. send some bio. on the left side is the poem, the right side is a little bio. we will never know, you can make a lot of stuff up. [laughter] >> thank you very much. i want to say, my kids really got a lot out of the smithsonian when they were growing up. i think it is not necessary to really think about how to package, combine arts and sciences. just putting it there, someone here mentioned it would be good to put more about medicine in the smithsonian. putting more of the arts and sciences next to one another, i think people make the connection. i have noticed in the past years there are some literary magazines that have been founded at medical schools or associations like bellevue. they have a literary magazine. cuny has a magazine. the ajma i think take poetry. all of it is a great way to decompartmentalize it. david: you have such a good point. the journal of the medical associat

we have another accident in pembroke on route 3. this is a car off the road right at 139 on route 3 northbound. this expressway from the split into boston over half an hour. broken-down vehicle just after furnace brook parkway. we have a disabled truck. north of town, from 495 all the way into boston on route 93, you're crawling. route 1 you're slow through saugus and then you're stop and go. framingham crawling on the pike. then you're slow and go on pike into boston. the expressway the split to the tunnel around half an hour. into town from the pike on 12822 minutes. 128 to the zakim bridge 33 minutes and so far the "t" is on time. back to you, guys. you. breaking news from overnight involving the commuter rail passengers stranded for hours on board a train. it didn't even reach its destination until nearly 1:00 a.m. >> sarah: this is the latest headache for commuters. 7's nicole oliverio live in kingston with more on this story. nicole? >> nicole: you can imagine how passengers. they say the train got dark, and dark having no ide

from through pembroke and hooksett and manchester and down through the coast and keene. temperature are on the chilly side all the way down to the southeast, but it's beginning to country and some is moving in our direction as early as tomorrow afternoon. by the end of this week, christmas eve day on thursday, and christmas day itself, we're going to see temperatures well above the average and possibly record shattering temperatures here coming in on thursday. >> right now, we're tracking fair skies in the central part of the great lakes. more clouds were back to the west, again, a sign of a warm-up. that's the cold air at the surface. >> over the great lakes, with warm air riding over it, but no rain or snow, so it should be a dry monday despite an increase in clouds. today, decreasing clouds, as the sun develops state wide. for tomorrow, a little bit of sun early, as we advance through the late morning and afternoon, the clouds will likely win out. a chance of a shower or two, mainly up north. dry tuesday morning with a little bit of sun and more showers between now an

central worcester county, through southern ham, it does include western middlesex counties, like pembroke, some spots that result, that's because that's where the temperatures you'll notice drop below the freezing mark tonight.