but it's cold in boston it feels like eight orange at five provincetown like eight wind advisory actually goes until 7 o'clock. still in that advisory until seven but the winds continue to blow across the area slack and over tonight how cold temperature will be in the morning because when you get up it's going to be bitter cold. >> you're also keeping a very close eye on the storm threat for the end of the week. >> when you look across the out there you're hearing a lot about it in social media but there's nothing to be found as we go to our computer models we talk a lot about how we use computer models to forecast. it's really all we have. energy has to come out of alaska to the west to the southeastern us in off the coast of the mid-atlantic states by saturday.looks like it's going to do that. american computer model brings snow mix in southeastern massachusetts with the blue line shows that the rain snow line roughly this far in advance. that's american model. the european model and chose a very similar set up. what that says to meteorologist forecasting is your conference goes up on c

gust to 30 mph gives you when chill out there are provincetown of 120 14 in boston feels like only 40 in worcester seven orange feels like 90 portsmouth new colder spots that were out there. clear skies out there right now all the clouds and floors that we saw earlier all melted away we away another batch clouds coming into my with weak system coming across the area a couple of lorries a light snow showers will start to pop up tomorrow these are going to add up to anything but they will refuse lakes lying around tomorrow. it is tracking timeline on the nor'easter this weekend. following breaking news in dorchester police have just charged the driver of a special needs robust just within the last several hours they tell fox25 the driver hit a man who is trying to cross the and kept going. it happened this morning on washington street in dorchester six fox25 to 12 woman was also hit by a car at the same intersection. >> reporter: is a busy street here in washington street. this is where the crash happened right in russell street to me you can see the the scaffolding police tell me they

. >> schools in provincetown had been closed for the day because they didn't have a heat.fox25 fox 25's chief meteorologist, kevin lemanowicz in the heart of which is no doubt about it is a winter advisory when speeds see how they played out wellesley street though some because of a 40 miles per hour in the area didn't have some early this afternoon as well high wind gusts as high as 22 miles per hour at worcester earlier today. those of come down a bit but still dusty out there with temperature 17 and worcester 19 and orange 23 in boston factor in the wins on their consistently blowing over 30 miles per hour and worcester wind gust retreat was to up over 40 last time i checked so come down quite a bit that helps help with the wind chill one below and worcester eight boston feels like zero in portsmouth and nine of their provincetown where the have the problems. the other part of the stories what were expecting for this weekend not much happening out there right now and across the country snow fly over the middle of the country to go south of us this is a beginnings of what will be a

let's go out to provincetown an area where we have seen higher winds, 28 there and only feels like 14 because got northwest wind 24 miles per hour. again, good news at least fairly bright but only the low 30s, barely getting back to the freezing mark this afternoon. let's take look at high temperatures around the region, upper 20s and lower 30s. cooler to the north and west, a south and east, chelmsford at 29, natick 30, dedham at thirty one, foxborough high 30 and boylston 37 and one or 2 colder as goes toward worcester at 26. overnight colder than normal once again, but the winds will continue to lessen up for us and quick disturbance moving in overnight and overall no accumulation and wouldn't be prized with this disturbance over the lake we do see the chance of flake or two from tomorrow morning's drive time, something to keep an eye on, piqued what we are watching storm coming to the pacific netanyahu and down into eastern u.s. as we get into the upcoming and surface storm that could be impacting mid-atlantic and new england into saturday and on into sunday, so let's take a look

today i have 32 in boston, 36 in provincetown. those are the two higher gusts and check out what that does to our temperatures as far as the wind chill, it is 25 there in provincetown and feels like nine and your forecast today warm into the low 30s. you will still have wind chills down there in the low 20s with that kind of wind. for boston 20 right now out the door, but feels more like the single digits at four on your wind chill. there's the 22 miles per hour sustained wind. hour-by-hour how about upper 20s at 1:00, topping out around 30 at 3:00 p.m. and then we are sliding back down after sunset through the upper 20s. for today, temperatures about 5 on the colder side here behind the arctic front that came through here yesterday. we will see temperatures up into the low 30s there around concord and back toward marlboro, pepperell at 31 and overnight tonight we are in the teens again, so a little bit colder than we might normally have. the good news is wind overnight tonight not too bad, five to 15 miles per hour, those gusts i

provincetown 29. had a little weather system with clouds and sugar coating of snow. moved out of here of the sun came back and there is another batch of clouds set to move in from this weather system which really kind of falls apart. it's not the main event we're focusing on. this is the area that we're focused on. it's loading up on moisture and that will scoot up the east coast very quickly. so that it's in here i think very early saturday morning. but tonight clear to start the night. increasing cloud with less winds. temperatures in the 20s. tomorrow some early morning sunshine otherwise cloudy skies and the occasional pocket of drizzle or flurries possible. nothing significant or long-lasting then on saturday again morning rain with temperatures on saturday near 40. there might be just enough cold air north where it's in the form of rain and wet snow. i don't know if there will be accumulating snow. a slushy insure possible but and 10:00 saturday morning it's raining across southern new england but as we advance the timeline you notice at 2:00 it winds down and

provincetown at 45. martha's vineyard at 45. again it was a year ago tonight we were talking about an incredible blitz of snow under way. 84 inches of snow over the next four weeks. what made it tough is you couldn't melt any of the snow. you have a snowstorm and then you do some melting for a few days before the next storm. that was not the case last year. yes, there will be more cold and snow this winter but nothing like last winter. i find the more i talk about it, it helps me get past it because it was such a nasty event last year, as you know. pennsylvania here. there's not a bitter blast of cold air blowing across the great lakes today. it will pass off to our north up through northern new england and southern canada. so that's why the numbers come down just a little bit. tonight cloudy, mild, a few sprinkles out there. air temps between 34 and 38. the surfaces, the ground, there may be a couple of untreated surface that's may be a little slick. i don't think anything around metro boston. be mindful of that. few clouds aro

down toward plymouth, provincetown, new bedford. and temperatures only in the mid-20s there as well. the vineyard, nantucket, 20 to 23 your highs today. so bitterly cold day today. west-northwest winds continue all day long, keeping highs confined to the upper teens in places like worcester and auburn. 21, boylston. let's go over to, say, concord and manchester, raymond, areas in southern new hampshire. upper teens to lower 20s. overnight tonight, more of the same. 15, fitchburg. 15, framingham and 17 in boston. the low to mid-20s for the cape and islands as well, and with the bit of winds still tomorrow morning, it is going to be brisk and blustery and we will need to bundle up again. turn our attention to the potential weekend storm, and this is why we can't talk timing really in amounts yet, because what i am seeing here is a low out over the pacific northwest, trying to develop, take shape. it is going to have to travel the rockies get all the way and eventually develop a surface low here toward the carolinas and the delmarva and become a nor'easter for us. so we have got a lot o

to parts of truro and up to provincetown. wellfleet as well. these bands will be with us through late morning. once we get into the afternoon they'll taper off but a winter weather advisory up this way for the slipper erodes through about 10:00 this morning. speaking of the roads, we've got trouble there also on the trains, olessa, this morning. olessa: following breaking news in andover. train has derailed there. that is impacting service on the haverill line. service was suspended between haverill and andover, lawrence and andover rather and buses were being provided from there. you can catch a train from there to get into boston. keep in mind delays about 30 to 40 minutes. we'll keep you posted on that. here are some live pictures in the andover station where that train derailed early this morning. again, we'll bring you the latest as we get the information. as far as the roadways go this morning, accident free. construction free. that's good news. 93 in somerville you can see some of that volume on the southbound side. let's check the rest

provincetown had a low of 20 degrees, our coldest morning in the city since february 24 when we had a low of 2 above and for worcester your coldest since the same morning when it was 7 below 0. so here is what the jet stream looks like jet. the cold shot of air. now it is in the process of retreating and taking the coldest air with it although we still have another chilly month tight but the jet stream will look like that and temperatures and this jet stream which think of this as a fence. one side is warm, one side is cold. we'll be on the seasonal side of the jet stream. in december that was way up here across northern canada. that is why we had all the record warmth. now in terms of any storminess along this jet stream because that is where you find it there are signs by saturday and sunday we'll have two weather systems come at us but the weather system will buckle the jet stream and not allow cold air to stick around. so i don't have flakes in the forecasts of any significance, there may be a couple of flurries saturday morning, worcester hill bus that would be it. all right. i d

provincetown feel likes 8. even without the wind teens and 20. so we have some clouds moving through southern new england at this time. but essentially it's mainly a clear night. we'll have the within out there this evening. wind chills this evening near 0. with mostly clear skies. lows between 15-20. the northwest wind backs off a little bit this evening. but it's really not going away completely until i think tomorrow night. tomorrow in the as bitter. mostly sunny skies. temperatures tomorrow about 10 degrees warmer than today. upper 20s, lower 30s, there is some wind tomorrow so don't let that fool you even though the actual number is 29-34 sound more appealing than today's numbers, even tomorrow there will be the chilly wind with wind chills in the upper teens to around 206789 the air temperatures low 30s the city tomorrow at 32. cape ann, the numbers upper 20s to low 30s. no issues for the kids, school belle forecast, dry tomorrow morning. although i bet you they have indoor recess because temperatures only in the lower 20's wind chills tomo

the way to 48 degrees in boston and beverly, 46 in portsmouth. 46 in fitchburg. 51, hyannis and provincetown and vineyard up to 52 degrees. enjoy while you can. you will not see 50s back in the seven-day forecast any time soon. low temps tonight are going to be close to freezing and bedford, norwood, nashua, keene bedford, norwood, nashua, keene, do you have to watch out for any spots where perhaps liquid falls and freezes up overnight. a couple of icy batches on the -- patches on the road when you wake up and on and off clouds with temperatures in the lower 40s in most spots here for your wednesday, and future cast for the day tomorrow have a couple of snow showers to the north and west of boston. a couple of flurries around during the day during the afternoon hours and no snow mass is needed as accumulation will not happen with those flurries and into thursday, you see this weather maker right here? that is the one we will have to watch that draws closer and closer during the day on thursday, and by friday, it will bring us the clans for a little bit of slight -- a chance of light snow. up

fitchburg around 38 and on to the cape and islands, provincetown 44. here comes that cold blast of air on man. that monday. reality bites on that one. back to work. back to school. better winter with temperatures monday falling into the teens by monday night. tuesday lots of sunshine. we start in the single numbers. temps only in the low 20s. see you at 6:00. >> as we welcome 2016 we also reflect on 2015 by remembering some of the bright stars we lost. legends they all left their marks. kim casey looks back in today's 7's top 7. >> born in 1931 and raised in boston's west end, leonard nemoy moved to california in his teens to pursue a career in acting. he found enough work in secondary roles to continue for a decade, but got his biggest break land being the role of mr. spac for the show star trek in 1984. the show became a sensation on the silver screen and in as i understand indication. there were other shows and other roles, but his popularity made nemoy one of the most recognized actors on the planet earth. >> live long and prosper. he died in march

is the shot i want to show you from megan o'leary, she always since great shots. lighthouse at provincetown. almost like a summer sunset for sure with these colors. we have springlike temperatures on the way. not feeling like summer but so different than a year ago. 38 right now after hitting 43 this afternoon prior to 4:00. look at the temperature across the rest of the nation. 50s and 60s in the ohio valley and 70s. we may get in the 50s, not too far away from 60 if things work out wednesday. clearly the air coming from the southwest. we had the southwest winds start to turn up today the warm front contributing to the cloud cover today. varying amounts of clouds tomorrow but i think we get spells of sunshine which we had today in many spots. a pretty good shot at going past 50 tomorrow. looking at the clouds rolling in right now, very -- varying clouds tonight and time to time tomorrow but still son breaks gets me optimistic it will be a pretty nice day. highs around 52 in boston, 50 finch burke, 40s on the cape, 40s and much of northern new england even in the ski resorts in highs monday

likely seeing minor in provincetown. sandwich north-facing here so that the water getting pushed toward you so you are going to have likely minor to pockets of moderate flooding during the high tide. scituate maybe a little bit of splashover into the city of boston. minor splash over the best of the coastalled intoing in pockets across the cape. north and east-facing shorelines. forecast and what we'll get close to 50 degrees, fall shy but enough warmth to get melting done. >> thank you so much. we've been talking about the wind and the snow. one of the concerns here in the bay state always were the high tides. >> flooding still can go to keep an eye on. along the coast including as kris mentioned in scituate. that is where we find jennifer egan. the waves are starting to churn already. >> reporter: we've been watching them. they're getting more and more powerful. ocean we're seeing the sun break through the clouds a little bit, but, yes, the seas are getting stronger. they're looking at their next high tide around 11:15

provincetown at 30. wellfleet and truro nearly 40. saturday much the same. a few pockets of drizzle and maybe a little bit of freezing drizzle early in the day on saturday but nothing significant or wide spread. near 40 on saturday. here is our next weather system. it's a storm system that does have a fair amount of rain all wait up into iowa. so, it's a warm weather system. now we have seep some cold shots of air come out of canada. the pat then we've found ourselves is that this cold blub, nothing can lock it and hold it in place as the next storm comes into new england. so as this next storm comes in saturday night and the sunday there is no cold air. we're talking about rain, not snow. behind that weather system on sunday, yes, the cold does return. so your timeline a bunch of clouds for the next couple of days. rainfall mid day on sunday through the afternoon. for a short time briefly heavy most towns about an inch of rain on the way. the record highway in boston is 56 for sunday. worcester it's 53. you will make a run at it heading for the lower 50s. t

provincetown at 40 degrees. so this is the next couple of days. here is our next real weather player if you will. area of low pressure in missouri and this will be a potent weather system that heads to new england and west of new england. when these storms go to our west, they essentially boot out any cold air. so we're talking about rain heading this way. not snow. not ice, this is sunday. here comes a warm front. a good chunk of rain and even wind on the day on sunday. the amount of rain on the way, i think most of us will pick up about an inch of rain. maybe a little more up through the merrimack valley aswell as the worcester hills and also windy conditions, winds on the islands on sunday maybe at this. this is not a nor eater. it's a south eater. warms up. the record on sunday for boston is 56. worcester it's 53. i think we're heading for the lower 50s. 7 on 7 forecast behind that storm, here comes the cold back into new england. blustery and cold monday and tuesday, snow lovers, not your time but i have a couple of flurries possible middle o

jason: plenty to keep track of, daniel and julie, good morning. 11, worcester. 16, norwood. 19 in provincetown. but winds gusting 38 miles per hour. this hour at the logan airport airport. 28 for fitchburg. hyannis. to the leverett connector. >>> 4:02. the mbta is trying something new to keep trains running in these bitter cold temperatures these bitter cold temperatures. the t ran empty trains in various tracks to make sure the engines are warm and running before passengers headed toult stations. cold weather caused cancellations and delay on the commuter rail, green, orange and red lines in addition to last year's widespread problems during winter weather. riders we spoke with have started taking their own precautions. >> like if i hear there is going to be bad weather, like i start waking up at least two >> daniel: state leaders say one thing that the t can't control when sections of track crack because of the cold. that has caused several delays delays. we will keep you updated on the t's performance all morning long. >>> while the t worries about a morning commute, the threat of a storm i

so this afternoon, a breakdown of your hot spots include norwood, plymouth, hyannis, provincetown all at 50 degrees. 51 at nantucket, the vineyard and new bedford. it will be in the upper 40s. spots like boston and framingham to lawrence and the seacoast of new hampshire and a little bit cooler manchester, new hampshire, worcester, all in the middle 40s later today. tonight, we have got those 30s back, and that's why i santa fe we have a little bit of rain in these spots, and get that snow melting, overnight it has a chance to refreeze again and black ice a possibility on the sidewalks, maybe the steps will get a little snow that will be melting there and from the day tomorrow, again we will see a little melting, but this time mornings. they' re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they' re showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they' re number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life' s morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms we of

chatham the high tide coming in at 11:00 am and provincetown also some the risk of some minor coastal flooding, mid day high tide, so this is the concern here. from metro boston down through sandwich. possibility of moderate coastal flooding in sandwich, minor in switchate and minor in boston. for more on the forecast, and that advertised warm-up kris, your town. >> reporter: we like seeing the sunshine. yes it's a cold start. temperatures in the teens in north wind about 5-10 miles an hour, the wind as nearly as strong as yesterday. sunshine working in from the north and from the west. forecast model taking you through the day. a few patches of clouds overnight and back into some sunshine for month and even into tuesday. do expect sunshine to start after. going to be a front off to the west of us area of low pressure as well on tuesday. this is going to zip right through here tuesday night. there maybe a passing shower on tuesday but the theme is quiet weather diminishing winds which is noise on a sunday. clean up this morning an get ready for the pats game. all about the pats this a

provincetown at 38. fitchburg 40. jaffry 35. we have a clouds beginning to fill up the new england sky. and that's out ahead of our next weather system. two weather systems. one over here. great lakes state a cool front. this will slide into new england during day tomorrow. at the same time, it's going to grab some moisture from this ocean low. now the storm out over the ocean is not going to back into new england. but i think this cool front is going to borrow this moisture. that will be in form of rain and snow showers. so temperatures tomorrow for most of the day upper 30s. this means that any snowfall accumulation will be a limited to grassy surfaces and elevated surfaces. but main roads tomorrow i think are wet. there could a light coating north of town late tomorrow afternoon. and they will on and off. not widely scattered. hit and miss. as we work into saturday a mix of clouds and sunshine. with warmer weather for sunday talk more about your weekend forecast in a few minutes. thank you, jr. we're following more news today

look at what looks to be a sunset look at this stunning shot from megan looking across the bay to provincetown you can see the white house in the distance. many beautiful sunset shots today from people thanks to everybody for sending them in. this is the most dramatic one today. club 43 on the weather but network from kennedy school in canton, milton academy in milton and the tabor academy all 43 they exactly what it was in boston 43, 7 degrees above average for january 30. but not up to the record of 63 setback in 1914. the other highs across the region low to middle 47 new england, a few upper 30s north and west you might expect cooler there but look how much warmer it is. the rest of the nation, the trajectory would bring this warm right to new england but nevertheless 50s seem to be in the cards with 69 today in nashville, 73 little rock. many record high temperatures today thanks to pressure offshore. the clock what -- clock was flood pushing the work to bring them. we had this set up to the region this evening setting up quite a bit of cloud cover. off and on today probably off and on an

provincetown at 25 degrees. go ahead and click there. feels like 9. a west-northwest wind 25 miles per hour. and it is just a brisk start to the day. good news is, the sunshine into the low 30s at 2:00, so at least we get back to the freezing mark. let's check out here around lawrence. you are at 19 right now. those temperatures are going to be recovering a little bit here this afternoon with some sunshine, but again feels like 7 degrees because we have that brisk wind. not as blustery as we were yesterday morning, but it is still quite chilly. layer up. keep the kids covered well at the bus stop. highs nearing the 30 mark in lawrence at around 2:00. afternoon numbers, 27, worcester. 30, fitchburg, over toward beverly at 32. and nantucket at 34. above the freezing mark there. we will zoom into some of the local neighborhoods right around 32 for topsfield, andover both at 31. woburn, 31. natick too. hudson, you are in the lower 30s. now overnight tonight will be in the mid and upper teens. seasonably cold no doubt with islands. clouds and maybe a brief

miles per hour as you get into boston and inland but look at that 40 mile-per-hour gust still in provincetown where there is still a wind advisory in effect. now we will see those wind gusts strengthen into tomorrow 40 to 50 mile-per-hour gusts and that's why there is wind advisor advisory that's in effect all across the bay state for tomorrow, northwest winds 20 to 30 miles per hour and gusts to 50 but that takes the wind chill readings, the real feel temperatures, down quit a bit. tomorrow morning single digits, teens, throw those numbers away because this is what it feels like between zero and ten below, these are the numbers that we'll need to dress for as we head back out to the bus stop. now all of the questions today were not about how much snow will the city see, it's all about what's happening this weekend. we do have cold air in place and here come the moisture source but the track is still just a question. a big question mark here because it could stiff a little further to the east and then we see all snow that could shift further to the west and then we get more rain so that rain

ocean-effect snow that are ongoing from plymouth down to bourne, falmouth over to hyannis and up towards provincetown as well. in this area this morning, these snow bands are going to be persistent through about midday or so. then they will be tapering off. a winter weather advisory here until about 10:00 this morning for the reduced visibility and slipper erodes. down this way. the rest of us sunshine all day long but it does very little to warm us up. highs only in the 20's this afternoon. let's get you out to the roads right now. you'll need time to warm up that car this morning. olessa: absolutely. a live look outside to start things off. a check of the zakim bridge which looks good right now. no problemsality the leverett connector. let's see the rest of your ride. if you're heading into town, so far no major complaints but there is some construction 93 south at the zakim bridge. also watching some roadwork on the expressway northbound by the south bay mall. problem free ride so far south of town. you're looking good on 24, 95, route 3. but it may be a bit slick down that bay. well. more constru

provincetown at 30. there is your arctic front now moving south of new england. here is the arctic high pressure and that will drift on top of us overnight tonight to be with us through the day tomorrow. so tomorrow is a cold day but at left we don't have the winds tomorrow and that is huge this time of year. if you can go through a cold january day without any wind you are doing all right. as we work that wednesday and thursday high pressure is south of new england. so just like that it starts to warm things back to slightly above normal with a reading heading for the lower 40's but in term of looking for 50's or 60's, not in the cards any time soon. so tonight wicked cold again wind chills between 0 and 10 below. the south shore. but they will continue on the cape and localize insisted spots in the cape. you can pick up an additional inch to perhaps three inches of snow possible on the cape. again, not the south shore cape. nothing in the city of boston, some flurries. temperatures overnight tonight single numbers and teens the city around 134 when you wake up

west harwich from northeastham up to provincetown. a little purple on the map and that will be remaining light snow. to 15 minutes. now we have the wind and these are sustained winds. the gusts are even stronger. 22-mile-per-hour winds in boston and 17 in worcester. 14 in chatham and hyannis. 20 in new bedford and this will smang new the face when you go outside. the kind of wind that strength the kind of wind that strengthens toward sunrise. we will see even stronger gusts close to 45 miles per hour this afternoon and the result is this, wind chill down to 4 in worcester. 15 in fitchburg, 3 in nashua. i know it is not fun to head out there when wind chills are in the single digits in bedford at 9 and boston and beverly feels like 12 this morning. marshfield, 17. plymouth and new bedford, your whild, 14. feels like 18 to hyannis and chatham. a bundle up kind of day. 7 a.m. a temperature of 24 degrees and still have a wind chill of only 9. wind chill is 13 here at noon noontime, and even though you can see temperatures working their wa

over to provincetown. and down to nantucket. skirt the south shore coastline depending on the wind direction. most of the snow is down across the cape and the islands. 34-40 degrees today. look at the us numbers. ark it being air in practice -- temperatures fall late in the afternoon. well into the single digits at night. monday night wind chill factors below 20. >> the 7 looks lonely there. it was expected to be the game of the year but the winter classic proving to be a bit of a bust for the boston bruins as they took on the canadiens at tom brady's hour, gillette stadium. b.'s outmatched by the habs. pontiac dominated from start to finish in front of some 67,000 fans. the final score 5-1 montreal. the coach and the team disappointed after the poor showing. >> we couldn't seem to find the rhythm and find our game. you know, we know we had want to use that as an excuse and we shouldn't but they came out hard. they came out well. they seemed to be on their toes and they had us on our heels. >> it was a poo

you could send me yours at fox25 shiri a a little bit at provincetown and sneak under radar and cold enough higher up in the atmosphere to get it falling as all snow today and 34 in boston right now, we are looking at dry conditions, cloudy conditions, temperatures upper 30s and expecting rain drops where it falls with snow and 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., temperatures in the middle 30s so even though you might get flurries might be able to get grip on maybe gap or parked car and not going to stick very well to main roads. and up to lawrence and bedford, new hampshire 37 and those spots there central mass and good part of southern new hampshire it is just going to be flurries, but look at accumulation. i mean it is essentially nothing, no more than a coating toward the berkshires, southern vermont out toward keene and orange and future cast does make it through noon time and keep close eye on immediate coastline for a couple additional flurries and over nantucket couple more rain drops. the main event and wadly scattered showers and very hit or miss style ending with flurries and time you w

provincetown schools, all of them are closed for the day. once again provincetown schools. and right now let's go to chris lambert with your forecast. >> chris: christa, cold and windy. ?ies seeing the sunshine in the city of boston, but that wind is brutal. gusting to 32mph in the city. gusts 40 out through worcester. wind-chill minus 1 in boston. minus 9 in worcester and staying cold throughout the day. high temperatures only in the mid-20s. >> christa: we're also following a fast track alert. this is on 128. let's go to danielle gersh. >> danielle: that accident in lexington has actually cleared, christa. now sky7 is over this accident. this is route 3 in lowell. let's go to the maps really quickly. you can see we still have major delays from that accident in lexington. 128 southbound back to 93, that drive going to take you 31 minutes. then you're stop-and-go the rest of your drive into boston on route 93. >> christa: danielle, thank there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to

still doesn't look like very much there as we zoom things in, i get a report from provincetown and couple flurries and 35 , where simply seeing the clouds and fog, visibility down to 5 miles there. temperatures here make it into the lower 40s but we got late rain coming in to play. i want to say any time after 1:00 p.m. you need to be ready affair showers around here and spots like worcester, merrimac valley, southern new hampshire and cloudy right now and snow that comes into play and a little too mild for it to stick and in betweens are going to see light mix in times this afternoon. boston and beverly and lawrence, lower 40s norwood to plymouth, south and eastward and keene new hampshire 37 and expected snowfall isn't going to happen and not going to grip the pavement and head from friday night and give trace amounts of norwood, worcester, maybe nashua to be a dusting that's sticks to the grass most likely and noon time today, still keeping it mostly dry, lots of clouds out there and see the showers popping up along the clean here, anywhere inside 95 and 128, it is going to be showers

provincetown back to yarmouth and up into plymouth. really, say, essex county, heavier totals. county as well. so norwood, sharon up to newton right now. that band of deeper purple where you are seeing the heavier snow squalls coming through. up to gloucester, peabody as well. as you go westward beginning to see the snow light up and very light accumulations here from keene down to barre and to the south for worcester. still a little leftover but that is moving out shortly over the neck half hour. i don't expect that much snow left. one blast of arctic air over western massachusetts. the leading edge of the coldest air and i am showing you this map. all green because i like the timing of it. don't be fooled. this is all snow. not rain, but anywhere from boston down to plymouth and north shore, 7 a.m. still some snow and what happens here right around 11:00 in the morning. the little blast of snow coming by, the seacoast of new hampshire and the north shore locations around cape ann too. but 4:00, really just the cold forward. check out

the sustained wind in provincetown is 8 miles per hour. 44-mile-per-hour gusts now in nantucket. the wind is whipping around. temperature in worcester. same in keane. 8 in boston. the other big story is the snow. snowfall totals, 2.5 inches in pembroke. kingston, right about the same. plymouth, 2.1. marshfield, 2 inches. it range for a lot of the rest of us, it is very localized. a trace in some spots to an inch in others. here's the western fringe now. hugging marshfield to ducksbury. there's the flurries. the deeper blues, right near the south side of plymouth down near the cape cod canal,borne, we get light snow, reducing visibility. it will be slick to the outer cape. these don't taper off until midday early afternoon. so there may be an additional coating to as much as an inch or so, where we get the light snow coming down, particularly right near the cape cod canal county. otherwise when you get outside of these snow showers, the skies are clear and there's a big area of high pressure. it will be in control of our weather for several days. so, pretty quiet stretch through t

provincetown 50 degrees. my hot spots. tonight temps back to freezing and that means we will have to keep an eye out for some patchy black ice out there. we are seeing debris freeze and highs tomorrow in the lower 40s highs tomorrow in the lower 40s. thursday keeping it brighter at 40 degrees. and by friday, this is when we will be tracking that next potential for a little bit of light snow. notice the nor'easter is mostly a myth. we actually have another system tracking along the canadian border with the potential of tracking in light snow. still a lot more to fine tune. back to you guys. >> gene: shiri, 6:21. >>> a cruise ship capsized off the italian coast. we are getting first look inside that wreck and the image mark announcer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in t

as we go down toward, say, provincetown. it will be much better but this morning out the door and the 19-degree readings just slowly coming up into the 20s slowly coming up into the 20s, and there is your afternoon forecast, 25 degrees. so below normal temperatures, needless to say. there are your numbers back around worcester at 18 today. norwood a high of 24. and let's zoom into some of the counties. haverhill, 24 in haverhill, 24 for your high. andover as well and waltham you are at 23 for the day today. overnight tonight, we are back down in the mid-teens. still breezy, not as gusty but i still think a day to be careful about the wind chill. the weekend storm. back here over the pacific northwest right now, so we have a long way to go before the models really get a handle on the track of this thing, but they are both agreeing that we will see an area of low pressure developing here across the -- the outer banks over the delmarva. this is saturday 9:00 in the morning. european model no precipitation here in southern new e

in the mid 40s provincetown, all the way towards sandwich as well. plymouth today you're going to make a run at 50 degrees around 2, 3:00. and then temperatures will slide back down into the 40s but well above normal everywhere you go. there's worcester at 45 for your high today. so into boston, a peak of sun or two. overall not a bad sunday. much more on that warming trend that we'll see this week. >> heather: not bad at all, jason. take a look at this photo, flames just shooting out of the top story of a local home. and this morning, those flames started remains a mystery. >> stephanie: fox 25 christine mccarthy is in brockton where fire investigators worked overnight, christine, trying to figure this all out. >> reporter: that's right, stephanie, i did speak with two brockton firefighters who came by this scene just within the last half hour and they were not able to provide any information as to the cause of this fire. but you can see this damage here very extensive. the second floor completely charred and gutted. the third floor really remains n

parts of the upper cape and then over to hyannis, wellfleet, truro, provincetown. you can see not really much happening right now from chatham down to nantucket and edgartown as well not seeing too much more than flurries at this point but these bands are going to be persistent. you can see they persist through mid to late morning and through about lunchtime. then thereafter they'll begin to taper off as we get into the afternoon. the winds right now are still coming from the north. they'll eventually turn northwesterly this afternoon and that will shut off the ocean-effect snow. it feelings like 12 below worcester. seven below in boston. these wind chill s are going to hover below zero through at least 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. no higher than the teens as we get into the afternoon. the temperatures right now are in the single digits out in worcester and in boston. eight degrees in boston right now. and notice by lunchtime, we're only coming up to around 20 degrees with temperatures in the 20's this afternoon. but again that wind is going to make it feel colder. a

yesterday's rain and record highs for a very blustery chilly monday forecast. 36 bedford, 32 in and provincetown and wind really aren't going to budge too much today and these are current temperature. 33 in boston, 29 in burlington and framingham and 31 from randolph to sharon down to wrentham this morning, we got 26 in barre and worcester, 29 in holden, 29 in pepperell and 28 in windham, new hampshire. check this out, southeastern massachusetts still warmer spot the south shore and upper 30s for most of the cape now and we are clearing out the cards, so end up being a pretty bright day but temperature keep on falling. noon time we do recover a little bit back up to about 34 and breezy all afternoon, there could be one or two flurries out there, especially far north and west of boston and looking at overall dry forecast today, 7:00 p.m. about 28 , but we have snow moving back in tomorrow and highlight that and the wind chills coming up in a few. julie, let's send back over to you for a check on traffic. where are the problem spots now? >> shiri: 93 southbound and partially blocked at the leveret

ton and provincetown one of those south easterly gusts. now southeast winds generally don't verify in this area as strong as the forecast models say they will be but i always say prepare for the worst, hope for the best. right now just a breeze with us really ten to 20 miles per hour sustained winds getting a little gusty and it will intensify as we get into the afternoon. current temperatures already on the rise mid to upper fort ease close to 50 and we cruise into the 50's today, could even be nearing 60 in some spots so record warmth in store for us could be. could be tying some records, could be breaking some records so where is the cold? back with us tomorrow. blustery, chilly, topping out in the 30's but i keep that backyard rink on hold until we hit the middle of this week. that's when that cold really settles in for us. today on the warm side of things but the arctic air spreading more evenly across the midwest and the great lakes as well as the northeast. pats forecast for next saturday looks cold but it also looks dry dry. gray f

and into the cape, gusts over 50 from provincetown and into the vineyard and that is some blowing and drifting snow and that will be an issue of reduced visibility. tomorrow morning, notice the storm departs and that is out of the north on the back side and into the north west. strong wind gusts tomorrow morning and the wind will subside through the course of the day and into the interior. for the coast line, it means a couple of different things and number one, talk about the coastal flood watch. this is in affect for tomorrow. not tonight's high tide but tomorrow morning. the wind is going to whip up the waves and they will develop through the overnight tonight. minor coastal flooding with pockets of coastal flooding possible and from scituate to sandwich and nantucket. when we get moderate coastal flooding, that is a little step up. and that means there might be basements and road closures. you kind of know the drill and seeing isolated structural damage that would be at the most vulnerable spots and the minor coastal flooding and splashover is an issue up and massachusetts and it'

temps are in the teens, 25 nantucket, not done with the snow yet and provincetown 21 as well, we got some snow there and it is the same areas impacted over and over by the snow and boston clear skies, it is only 9 there in framingham, 6 haverhill seven, same in hampton, new hampshire, got four in worcester, two in townsend, section in nashua, three this keene, one below in wilmington, vermont. yes, that's temperature, not the wind chill there. look at what's happening with wind chill. by 9:00 a.m. we will be in single digits in several spots and springfield two below and noon time temperature reading 20, wind chill only nine and even this afternoon with temperatures in the 20s it is still going to feel like the and time out how long the snow lasts and break down the wind chills in just a few. julie, back over to you for a check on roads this morning. i think after seeing all the layers heating up the car perhaps. >> julie: spend as little time as possible. commuter rail with multiple issues all morning because of problems on the track, haverhill line has been focus of most of the can

upper 20s, bedford, boston, 32 degrees, provincetown at 36 this morning. there's the satellite and radar loop, trying to clear out here a little bit. still low clouds north and west. the overall theme high pressure down to is south. southwest wind around that high today. and we actually warm up pretty nicely. we'll see temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s. a little bit above normal for this time of the year. so it's a bright start. we have the afternoon clouds start to build in as that week disturbance comes through but not too cold is the overall theme. numbers into the upper 30s today. fierce, a little bit chance of a flurry overnight as that disturbance rolls by. i'll tell you what that means for the weekend and of course a look at the rain chance you can expect for next week in seven-day forecast coming up. >> heather: all right. see you then, jason. >>> this morning, the crews are making progress in efforts to restore power to part of one community. it was knocked by a din dangerous crash that left a driver surrounded by 4,000 volts of electric

ocean-effect snow, that's especially right there in eastern new england from boston, provincetown, barnstable on into nantucket. we could be looking at about 2 to 4, some areas 6 inches of snow that comes off the ocean which is kind of cool to see. of cool to see. of cool to see. of cgreenville, spartanburg, anderson will be sunny and cold today, high of 46. north windsof 7-20. the mountains will be mostly sunny, cold and windy, a high of 36. northwest winds at11-25. colder temperatures will be felt tonight. asheville, overnight, with winds from >> and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. jennifer lopez, of course, one of the busiest stars on the planet, and this week she's adding even more to her hectic schedule. natalie recently caught up with her. >> that's right. she's joining the family. she's starring in "shades of blue," a new police drama right here on nbc. it's latest endover for one of the most successful and well-known brands in entertainment. jennifer lopez is a powerhouse, from music, film, to fashion. i want to dance >> and now she's returning to te

ocean-effect snow, that's especially right there in eastern new england from boston, provincetown, barnstable on into nantucket. we could be looking at about 2 to 4, some areas 6 inches of snow that comes off the ocean which is kind of cool to see. that >> chris: that ocean-effect snow courtesy of the cold air moving in over the warm ocean waters. cold air certainly moving in. 18 in keene now. good morning, everyone. 29 in boston. low to mid-30s down through the south shore, the cape and the islands. temperatures falling throughout the day. we even have a bit of patchy flurry and light snow activity from worcester back through blackstone valley and through the southwest suburbs. dusting there. could get locally heavier center squalls starting to develop down across the cape. that's where much of the action will be. one to >> and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. jennifer lopez, of course, one of the busiest stars on the planet, and this week she's adding even more to her hectic schedule. natalie recently caught up with her. >> that's right. she's joining the f

ocean-effect snow, that's especially right there in eastern new england from boston, provincetown, barnstable on into nantucket. we could be looking at about 2 snow that comes off the ocean which is kind of cool to see. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. jennifer lopez, of course, one of the busiest stars on the planet, and this week she's adding even more to her hectic schedule. natalie recently caught up with her. >> that's right. she's joining the family. she's starring in "shades of blue," a new police drama right here on nbc. it's latest endover for one of well-known brands in entertainment. jennifer lopez is a powerhouse, from music, film, to fashion. i want to dance >> and now she's returning to television in the new nbc drama "shades of blue." >> you have to do exactly as i say. >> you play a brooklyn detective. >> i do. >> tough as nails. >> very tough, single mom of a teenager. >> lopez plays a single mother and resourceful detective who becomes an fbi informant against her own unit. >> go after cops who aring their communities apart. >> i love

ocean-effect snow, that's especially right there in eastern new england from boston, provincetown, barnstable on into nantucket. we could be looking at about 2 to 4, some areas 6 inches of ich i! kind of cool to see. . . . >>> well, winter finally acting like winter, brutally cold air moving in. e wind will increase and the temperatures will decrease. only in the low 30s at best with windchills down in the teens with a mix of clouds an sunshine. clear skies. bitterly cold. windchills could get we close to zero. some locations, subzero. only 31 tomorrow despite a full day of sunshine. 41, wednesday. 43, thursday. looks like rain late friday, early saturday. 40s through the wei ekentd. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. nnifer hopez, of course, one of the busiest stars on the planet, and this week she's adding even more to her hectic schedule. natalie recently caught up with her. >> that's right. she's joining the family. she's starring i yon "shades of blue," a new police drama right here on nbc. it's latest endoveryfor one of the most successful and well

ocean-effect snow, that's especially right there in eastern new england from boston, provincetown, barnstableout 2 to 4, some areas 6 inches of snow that comes off the ocean which is kind of cool to see. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. bundle up. it is windy and cold. few flurries are possible. otherwise, sunshine and afternoon temperatures not much warmer than it is right now in the lower 30s. colder air moves in later today and tonight we'll drop down into the teens. by tomorrow morning, 16 degrees in philadelphia. the coldest day yet. temperatures moderate for wednesday and thursday and go even warmer for friday and this weekend. rain arrives late friday and stays saturday and sunday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. jennifer lopez, of course, one of the busiest stars on the planet, and this week she's adding even more to her hectic schedule. natalie recently caught up with her. >> that's right. she's joining the family. she's starring in "shades of blue," a new police drama right here on nbc. it's latest endover f

so just watching out as that moves away over the next hour or so. radar, provincetown clearing out now and even a little bit of sun breaking out. check out your future cast temperatures, 8 in the morning, upper teens, lower 20s from boston to plymouth. low 30s there around nantucket. and as we go into the day today, able to get back here the freezing mark or a little above in many locations as sunshine returns for many of us. there are those snow totals, that fine line lifted north ward. city, a little bit higher than i forecast. either way the cut off line was very sharp as i told you. up to the north where nothing really to deal with. the coastal flood warning is up. and we're going to be watching that potential for the next, say, several hours into early afternoon. and then things will improve and back with much more on that, our team coverage continues right now. >> gene: this video taken as our crews worked their way to sandwich yesterday. yesterday, the snow no longer falling in sandwich. >> heather: fox 25 jim morelli is live there in sandwich as that town begins to dig out. you

so provincetown getting more rain shortly. and the band of the heavier rain from milford down to mansfield now punching into norfolk, ashfield, framingham, natick all in the next 15, 20 minutes. rain intensifying. so gets a little heavier here as we go through the late morning and midday hours. heading out to lunch, need the umbrella. keep it inside and put the grill cheese on the pan. because look at this. rain right through 3:00. through the early evening. look at the edge of it. boston to the west at 6:00 tonight and the mile did a good job initializing where the rain is. my confidence fairly high we'll begin to see some drying west of boston just after sunset and then on into the night tonight, just a scattered shower or two left over and dryer cooler air starts to make its way in. we'll still be on the mild side if you have those evening plans. so all is not lost on sunday night. look at these rain totals, though. 1 to 2 inches possible area wide. some localized flooding concerns, certainly possible in those low lying are

. >>> the first sighting of rare what else happening off of provincetown. north atlantic white whales and the study says there's only about 526 left of them. for the past six years, about half of the that population, has come to cape cod bay in the winter and spring because of high preservation of plank ton which they feed on. progress, this dog, roxy was out for a walk on oaklaned street where she suddenly bolted to her backyard. roxy's owner followed and found a young man sitting on a car. questioned the teen about what he was doing and ended up calling 911. at that point, the teen ran off, roxy in pursuit. arrived to find the first floor apartment trashed. lives in that vandalized apartment. he doesn't even a dog right now. but maybe one is in his future. >> had my locks changed years ago. the locksmith said, the thing that really keeps out intruders the best is a barking dog. blair: oh, yeah. a loud one too, a husky and german shepard mix. she is normally very friendly. >> heather: wow. >>> the stage is set and the arguments are ready. still ahead the b