fire fighters were first called rutland animals around 10:45 rutland animals around 10 :45 last night. the fire chief says the building was completely engulf building was completely engulfed by the time they arrived. they were worried all the animals inside were killed. five dogs were rescued and seven dogs and 30 cats were believed to die. workers climbed into kennels to comfort surviving animals. fire fighters gave other dogs objection again at the scene. the building is a total loss. there is an investigation this morning to determine what started the fire. >>> happening today, the baby sitter charged with kidnapping a toddler in hamilton is on her way to court. the baby was found naked and alone on the side of the road miles from her home. abigail hanna of topsfield accused of breaking into a home in hamilton early friday morning and kidnaping 2-year-old linden albers while her family was still sleeping. strangers found the child in rowley. the girl's head was shaved and a large bruise on her head. she is out of the hospital this morning and safe with her parents. hanna had worked

this happened at the sweet pea friends of rutland shelter. firefighters and volunteers were able to rescue five dogs from the non-profit facility. it's unclear what sparked the flames. sweet pea is now asking for volunteers to help donate supplies. emily: at least 16 people were taken to the hospital after a shooting on a playground in new orleans. hundreds were gathered last night for a block party and music video shoot when two groups started firing on each other. this was in the city's 9th ward. 10 people were transported by ambulance. a 14-year-old among them had been shot in the leg three times. randy: a teenage girl is seriously hurt after she and a nine-year-old girl were struck by a car in brockton. it happened here on north main street last night. our partners at "the brockton enterprise" say a driver found the older girl lying in the street with a head injury. that witness says she was then run over by another car after he went to get help. that second car stayed at the scene. the nine-year-old suffered minor injuries, but it's uncl

they were called to sweet pea friend of animals at rutland last night. the fire chief says the building was completely ungulfed by the time it arrived and they were worried all the animals inside were killed. our crude getting video of workers climbing into kennels to comfort surviving animals. five dogs and 30s cats believed to have died in the fire. firefighters gave other dogs oxygen at the scene and building is total loss. in just 30 minutes we are talking with the heartbroken family that runs the shelter. >> gene: 21-year-old babysitter accused of kidnapping hamilton toddler will officially face charges. >> sara: the little girl is back safe with her family and just before the 6:00 a.m. newscasty had released the first public statement about what happened. fox25 across is live outside newbury district court with what that family has to say. good morning, catherine. >> catherine: good morning, sara. the statement coming to us by way of the d.a.'s office and family in the statement said they are still asking for privacy, citing young ages of their chi

this was the scene overnight at the sweet pea friends of rutland animals shelter in paxton. firefighters and volunteers were able to rescue five dogs from the building. but seven more were killed along with thirty cats. inside the building volunteers did all they could to help the animals. paxton's fire chief tells us when they saw the flames they knew this would be rough. chief: we didn't any they were going to save any of the animals. that was our first goal, to do that. we were just trying to get to the dogs, if we could. erika: the pleasant street facility is a non-profit rescue operation. sweet pea quickly put the call for help out on their facebook page prompting people from all supplies. this morning, it's not clear how the fire started. we'll bring you more as we get it. emily? emily: also breaking right now we're hearing from the family of a toddler kidnapped and dumped by the side of the road for the first time. the "eyeopener"'s todd kazakiewich live in newburyport where that suspect in the case is about to go before a judge, todd. randy: the baby-sitter is 21-yea

this was the scene overnight at the sweet pea friends of rutland animals shelter in paxton. firefighters and volunteers were able to rescue five dogs from the building. but seven more were killed along with thirty cats. inside the building volunteers did all they could to help the animals. paxton's fire chief tells us when they saw the flames they knew this would be rough. >> we didn't think we were going to save any of the animals. that was our first goal to do just that. we were just trying to get to the dogs if we could. erika: the pleasant street facility is a non-profit rescue operation. sweet pea quickly put the call for help out on their facebook page prompting people from all over to rush to the scene with supplies. this morning, it's not clear how we'll bring you more as we get it. emily? hamilton girl is out of the hospital after she was found her former babysitter facing the eye's todd kazakiewich is live in newburyport where the woman goes before a judge today. 21-year-old abigail hanna of topsfield is charged with abduction and assault after her arrest on saturd

consume an animal shelter killing dozens of cats and dogs that were inside to the sweetpea friends of rutland animals around 10:45 last night. fire chief says the building was completely engulfed by the time they arrived and worried all the animals inside were killed. crew getting video of workers actually climbing into kennels to comfort surviving pets there you can see. out of the nearly 50 cats and dogs who lived there only four survived. the building is total loss but investigators are zeroing in on this morning in live report coming up. >> julie: local woman about to make her first appearance in curt and accused of kidnapping a girl she once baby sat and left her naked on side of the road and shaved her head. new message the girl's family has for the couple that found hair daughter on friday. catherine? >> catherine: family for one thanking couple that found the little girl along the side of the road on friday hours after the case started unfolding but at this point they are still asking for privacy and citing the fact their children are very young and also want to restore a sense of nor

erin: police in rutland for mont say someone used -- rutland, vermont say someone used a credit union. members of a rescue team saw someone using a tractor to ram yesterday morning. >> at first, you would assume it was a drunk farmer or something. i was scrolling through facebook and i read the article and i it. erin: for the credit union, this was no laughing matter. it took the entire day to repair loose. sean: do you often forget phone memories? suffering from "digital amnesia." remember everything for us. a survey conducted by a cyber security firm in massachusetts found that 91% of participants treated mobile devices as an extension of their brain. 44% believe their smartphone need to know. >> it is not just phone numbers, but like, like dates and memories. it is on your phone, so you forget about it. >> the key is for people to ask, what are you offloading from your brain and putting on your device? the for the appropriate app or software to protect it. sean: a little usb port behind my year. 35% of the youngest people surveyed say they would panic if they lost access to their s

flames broke out at the friends of rutland animal shelter. seven were killed along with some 30 cats. volunteers did all they could to help the animals. paxton' s fire chief tells us they knew it would be rough when they saw the flames. >> animals. we were trying to get to the dogs if we could. erika: a nonprofit rescue operation. they have raised more than $6,000 through a gofundme page set up after the fire. more disturbing testimony in the trial of philip chism. a crime lab analyst shows the box cutter prosecutors say was the murder weapon and bloody clothes they say are chism' s surveillance video shows chism covered with what after the murder of his teacher colleen ritzer in 2013. the footage showed he changed close after the crime. among the number of witnesses was manager of a danvers movie theater. video from the theater showed chism paying for a ticket after the crime, the receipt showing card. chism' s lawyers admit he killed insane at the time. it turns out breakfast is not enough. what your kids need in the morning to make sure th

higher elevations so worcester lands at 52. 51 in rutland 51 in rutland. 5 2 in tomorrow we are able to rebound up to only 46. that is your high tomorrow in boston 46 degrees in the 40s. we brighten up. 53 on sunday. so conditions stay partly weekend. we will find clouds both days the further north you go. still ends up being breezy with gusts around 40 miles per hour. massachusetts with those strongest winds. winds will be peeking during the morning hours and that is your blustery saturday and the temperatures only rising into the upper 40s and that wind on top of it will feel quite a bit cooler. at least 5 degrees cooler due to the wind chill. we haven't talked about that in a while. we warm up into early next week with middle 50s monday, tuesday with middle 50s monday, tuesday. 60s back wednesday and thursday and a late list of showers. back to you. >>> hundreds of women are blaming birth control for accidental pregnancy. the problem with the packaging that mis led them into anything they were protected. ac jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'

a gofundme page raising funds for the sweet pea friends of rutland animals facility has already raised more than $100,000. right now, two fantasy sports sites are fighting to stay in business in new york. at a court hearing that is just getting underway, boston-based draft kings and fan duel will argue they are legal under state law. new york' s attorney general wants to shut the sites down immediately -- calling them illegal gambling operations. this is expected to be a long legal battle. a wide receiver for the rams shot twice in the head, an update on his condition right now. a close call for a demolition worker. how he and his excavator were nearly crushed by a falling smokestack. cindy: warming up for the holiday but it will not last the entire weekend, when we cool back down and when a view showers move through. erika: and where the bay state falls on the list of best and p it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p my cam

an assault rifle recovered by rutland. this gun was fully loaded with a 20-year-old driver was pulled over friday night. he was charged with unlawful possession of the gun and being a minor in possession of alcohol. >> joy: coyote concerns at a popular recreation area. people visiting and hiking in ashland state park, saying they're seeing animals walking around in the middle of the day and now they're getting too chose for comfort. jim morelli spoke to local families who are now on alert. >> any little rustling in the woods gives me second shots for sure. >> it draws legions of dog walkers every day, but these days, ashland state park is drawing another kind of animal concerned. >> >> we have smaller dog, we're worried about her. over the past couple of weeks, crossed paths with coyotes, alec levine saw one in the middle of the morning. >> it was larger than my largest dog, it was larger than i expected to see. >> coyotes have been a fact of life in massachusetts, for about 60 years, what teams to be jarring to some here

donations are pouring in while dozens came out for a vigil tonight at sweet pea friends rutland animal sexual harassment. last night a fire broke out killing 14 dogs and 39 cats. we brought the story. just four dogs and two cats survived the fire and the dogs are in rough shape. >> now they have home but it's in herman cain heaven but we would rather see them -- but it's in heaven. but we would rather see there. cutteled with them, dried them ow off. >> donations of food and supplies are coming in by the truck load. investigators say the fire was accidental. volunteers expect the surviving pets to leave the vet in about a move. if you would like hope to you can find the information up on our website. >>> hundreds of students taking part in a vigil and new tonight they were remembering a local young man killed last week in a terror attack. fox 25's malini basu is live at brandeis university in waltham. you spoke with people, malini, who were inspired by doing? >> elizabeth, just to show you how much people loved ezra schwartz yesterday thousands of people showed up to his funeral. today

end up being central massachusetts where temperatures are a little cooler from worcester at 5 2 to rutland at 51 and garner at 52. it will be cooler into the elevations. and a little easy and a little easier to see the temperature in pop up late tonight. so we have got norwood at 59. framingham, 58. lawrence, 58. lawrence, new hampshire, 57 then for the day tomorrow, we actually brighten back up but look how much cooler it is. afternoon high of only 46 in boston. 40 in worcester. 45 in foxborough. 45 in beverly namd nashua, new hampshire -- and in nashua, new hampshire. then sunday we see more cloud the farther north you go. breezy conditions with the gust breezy conditions with the gusts up to 14 miles per hour. when we wake up tomorrow morning the front coming through bringing in that cooler air. during the afternoon we brighten up. warm up between the wind and cooler temperatures, it will feel like fall and feel like late fall at that. morning. sunshine and in come the thicker clouds and the milder air which means in guys we are in store for the warm-up. 59 degrees today with just a sli

a couple of cooler spots in central massachusetts with about 40 in rutland. 41 in garner. 41 in northborough. those are my chillier spots. you can see the low and mid-40s go all the way down to the cape, the south shore, the north shore, southern new hampshire may about 43 degrees. 20s are back tonight and during the day tomorrow, make it into the mid- to upper 40s. we have got a little bit of a warm-up. you can see we have the cool sunshine but here are the changes that come into play toward thanksgiving. warmer air moving in along with a little bit of cloud cover. here your seven-day forecast with the weekend falls view and the thanksgiving forecast still looking very while 52 to 58 degrees. partly sunny and dry conditions partly sunny and dry conditions. no rain until late fly early saturday. the remainder of the weekend will actually shape up nice and dry. back to you, guys. >>> donald trump leading the polls in new hampshire, but questions are surfacing whether or not he should be on the ballot. the complaints one man has filed against the donald. >>> and coming up next, maybe we have b

highs will look like this, generally to the mid 50's in most spots. 50 degrees in rutland. 51 in shrewsbury and temperatures, mid to perhaps upper 50's but the sun angle is so low and setting so early, it doesn't have a chance to warm us up. we need a wind from the south to warm things up. high pressure in control, cool weather starts monday but watching this system down to the south, that's going to bring rain up here as we start to talk about late into tuesday, into wednesday, as well. breaking it down for you in the seven-day forecast, tomorrow, of course, devoted to sunshine. plenty of it out there. breezy, 54 degrees. the pats game, no problems. monday starts chilly, morning lows around again. warming things up as the afternoon continues and topping things off around 60 degrees. not too bad. the rain coming tuesday, showers pushing their way up. 5:00 a.m. in the morning, clouds out there, around noon showers will arrive and by the time the evening commute takes place, likely downpours but mild temperatures. veterans day looks like early morning we may see a few scattered showers, cloud

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so worcester 57, middle 50s in gardner and rutland and athol today and there are spots that , most of us do. 61 in plymouth, norwood 62, lower 60s framingham lawrence fitchburg and manchester, new hampshire liking today's forecast. tonight we stay clear, we stay quiet, lows in the upper 30s to the lower 40s, mildest in the city and along the coastline a little bit cooler further inland you go and tomorrow 69 in norwood and 68 in lawrence or even 67 in fitchburg. our warm-up is on and it is only going to continue from there, a dry bright start to tomorrow morning. we got sunshine in the middle of the day, there's clock with future cast and into the afternoon we will keep it nice and warm and southwest winds will continue much of the upcoming week and really help pump in the heat especially at on thursday followed by 70 on friday and the weekend is looking decent right now. the problem is friday into saturday there will be the risk for couple of showers and if you're thinking ahead to your weekend plans just think mild on saturday with a lot of upper 50s to middle 60s, 62 in plymouth, 5

48 in dedham, cooler into the mills why worcester today heads to highs 43 , same in northborough, rutland and garner only 41 and southbridge 44 this afternoon and tonight so overall like i said middle 40s and tonight back to the 30s and for thanksgiving there's your little warm-up into the 50s we go and i'm going to say temperature climbs to about 56 with 7-day forecast for the weekend always in view and 60s here on friday with overnight showers into your weekend and weekend highs will be in the 40s, guys, but we do warm up for the middle of next week with more tuesday night rain. back to you. >> gene: 7:50 this morning. getting kicked off flight and embarrassing reason one man says he was treated like a criminal by major airline. bedding >> sara: eight-year-old girl has become one of the youngest people ever to be diagnosed with breast cancer. third grader with utah was diagnosed with rare form of breast cancer. one in million are diagnosed but doctors are confident it is treatable. >> i was scared the first time i knew about it but i knew i could fight it off and hope i could fight it o

a gofundme page raising funds for the sweet pea friends of rutland animals facility has already raised more than $100,000. erika: governor charlie baker has signed into law a bill that would make human trafficking punishable by up to 20 years in prison. those who traffic more than the painkiller is also being blamed for numerous overdose deaths. randy: a picture of the st. patrick' s day parade has died. he was of the long-time organizer of the st. patrick' s day parade favored by many. he also fought to keep gays and lesbians -- from marching. organizers broke with tradition and allowed a group of gay veterans in the parade this year. hurley was 85. erika: new this morning, making while you' re away. break-in from happening. a big day in court for fantasy sports sites including boston-based draftkings. the new move amid controversy. erika: winter is coming, but how much snow can we expect? chief meteorologist harvey leonard gets the number from the man who got it right last year. cindy? cindy: these guys are clear this morning. for all of your travel plans we will say goodbye to the c

over to rutland. seeing dark green which is moderate green and heavy downpours right here down to 122 and we can zoom down closer, and we'll do that. flag street, west view road, moving towards pleasant street at this hour, as well. and there's more to come. more heavy rain off to the southwest of there. there's the masspike taking you to the west brim field with heavy rain there and along route 20, as well. overhead we're seeing this front come on through but we're seeing the heavy rain go up along the front into southern new england and central new england and more the southern branch of the front as it flies on by. futurecast shows that we're gonna see the heavy rain continue through worcester over the next couple of hours and into boston, through the 2:00 to 3:00 hour and even by 4:00 and 4:30, when shiri is talking to you in the morning, there will be heavy rain around boston, southshore, cape cod and the islands before it finally gets on out of here. but the morning drive, especially boston and

today will end up being central massachusetts with only upper 50s in northborough and worcester, rutland over to areas like gardner, athol, farve gets into the lower 60s and find that there are a lot of lower 60s on the map, framingham at 61 and 61 in lawrence, 61 in norwood and 60 manchester, new hampshire and even 60 down to hyannis here. so a good-looking good good feeling dade and 30s inland, upper 30s and 40s at the coastline here, so this isn't the coldest morning we have had by any means. this is going to be cool but not cold and i think that's going to sum up most mornings coming into town here in this upcoming week. 69 in norwood tomorrow, 68 in lawrence and fitchburg and manchester, new hampshire, 66 in boston, warm-up is just getting started here. we got sunshine all day, we got this warm wind coming up from the southwest but because of that you see above average temperatures continue here with the 7-day forecast and that wednesday mostly sunny and 63 and thursday and into friday, friday when we bring back chance for showers and by saturday of next week at 64 this is when we h

my name is andrew, police in the vermont city of rutland say someone used a tractor to try to break into a credit union. state police say the driver was unsuccessful and before police drove the tracker up the road to a nearby -- tractor up the road to a nearby apartment complex. >> i thought it was drunk farmer and i went to facebook and read the morning article and got a good laugh out of it. >> the credit union wasn't laughing and had crews all day to repair the damage. they are investigating whether the tractor belonged to a driver or it belonged to someone else. >>> a presidential candidate from new england is pushing a major change in federal laws of marijuana. vermont senator bernie sanders filed a bill to eliminate all penalty penalties for growing pot. it will still be a crime to move maryland from state to state where it is legal to states where it is not legal. sanders is expected to file papers to get on the ballot for the upcoming new hampshire primary. >>> this morning donald trump is taking shots at his rivals. listen how he is promoting his appearance on"saturday night >>

fire fighters first called to the sweet pea friends of rutland animals around 10:45 last night. fire chief said the building was completely engulfed by the time they arrived and worry time they arrived and worried that all the animals inside were killed. our crew getting video of workers climbing into the kennels to comfort animals. five dogs were rescued and seven dogs and 30 cats were believed to die in the fire. fire fighters gave other dogs oxygen at the scene. the building is a total loss and an investigation is under way this morning to determine what started that fire. >>> a robbery suspect threat >>> a robbery suspect threatening a clerk with a syringe. investigators say that suspect threatened to give the clerk more than just a prick with a needle. fox25's catherine -- jessica reyes rather is live in walpole at the store where that robbery where the images that police want people to see. good morning, jess. >>reporter: good morning, >>reporter: good morning, gene. well, that suspect is still on the loose this morning. he threatened the clerk with a syringe and took off

exceptions mostly coming out of central massachusetts where we top out in the upper 40s in worcester, rutland, gardner over to athol and southern new hampshire where it is mostly along the seacoast and southwestern new hampshire. the temperatures strug al little bit. seabrook at 48. rye at 49 and southwestern new hampshire. 48 degrees this afternoon and the last exception is going to be for parts of the cape. some of you do climb into the 50s. i have the outer cape, chatham, up to eastham only at 47 this afternoon. but the good news is, if you looking for warm-up i have it coming to town in the next 24 hours but comes at the cost of wet weather. tomorrow morning we have clouds in place for the morning commute. and 30s and 40s instead of these teens and 20s like we are seeing right now. this whole system will be progressing toward us up ahead of it during the morning hours, we can see one or two lonely showers. that's it. mostly dry weather for the first half of thursday afternoon. again we have a couple of these spot showers passing on through spot showers passing on through. the best bet for

the exception will be central massachusetts where we have some lower 50s today in worcester and rutland and garner and out toward athol. for the weekend. in the middle 40s in boston at 46 degrees. plymouth at 46. and nashua at 44. but at least we have the 50s for sunday with on and off clouds. breezy for the day tomorrow. winds gusting at 40 miles per hour for the cape and island. we stay dry into early next week with temperatures warming back up to 60 by wednesday and thursday and the late thursday chance for rain. back to you, gene and sara. >> sara: all right, shiri. >>> probably happens to people every day but this sliding door accident cost a cruise ship millions of dollars. the long-term injuries that man claims he suffered that hit him to the head. >>> getting your resumes ready. >>> 6:54. a top national story. a young pastor's wife found murdered inside their home. police want to know the caliber of bullet used to kill the woman. she was shot in the head during a home invasion. her young son was home but he was not hurt. investigators say a burglary nearby. >> a horrific crime o

rutland about 49 degrees. southwestern new hampshire. one of those location where is it is going to be a little bit cooler. you can see jaffrey, rindge, keene, all upper 40s. even rye at 49 degrees. and lastly, we have the outer cape today which is going to struggle to get up to 50 degrees. we will get but 47 in chatham and in eastham. temperatures -- you know that is not too far off from where we should be this time of the year in boston. yes starting cold this morning. a little too cold for you right now. looking forward to warmer temperatures tomorrow morning. future cast at 7:00 tomorrow morning. the morning commute in the 30s and 40s and also clouds setting the stage for tomorrow's weather along with just an isolated lonely shower in the morning. much better chance that we are going to get some showers push going to get some showers pushing in during the afternoon pushing in during the afternoon, specifically after about 4 p.m. some steady rain developing which means the drive home from work, scattered showers tomorrow evening. over

so 52 is the high in worcester, rutland and garner. douglas at 54 degrees later this afternoon. and then over the weekend, worcester gets up to 40 degrees tomorrow. that's a chilly saturday. and 49 degrees here on sunday. and 44 tomorrow in nashua. 45 beverly. 46 in plymouth. and 46 in boston. and in those locations we are back in low to mid 50s. by the time we hit sunday. so we have this wind that develops today. gusts up to 50. lasts tonight and into tomorrow morning. so it is breezy. but mostly dry. a lot of the snow showers and flurries we have in the forecast. central and northern new england. wind up brightening up during the day here tomorrow. on sunday it will pull in a couple more clouds. warm us up by a couple of degrees. so seven-day forecast always in view. monday to tuesday, temperatures continue into the middle 50s for highs. 60s are back wednesday and thursday. and we will bring back the rain by the end of the seven-day forecast. back to you guys. >> anchor: paid parental leave is nice. but one company goes further. added incentive a company it's the holidays. and

spots like worcester northborough, rutland, gardner, athol all in the upper 50s. widen the scope. plymouth, 61. norwood, 64. lawrence, 62. manchester, new hampshire 62. the general rule will be lower 60s later today. and then once the sun goes down and seeing temperatures really hit rock bottom around sunrise tomorrow morning. going to be 40s and 30s. this to me says cool, but it doesn't say cold. i don't have very cold mornings i don't have very cold mornings. i have mornings where you are going to want that extra layer, but you are not necessarily going to be out there with your teeth chattering if you are waiting for a bus. 66 in boston tomorrow. 68 in framingham. even 69 in norwood and upper 60s to lawrence. tomorrow we gain a couple more degree. we stay dry. we stay dry. sunshine at noon tomorrow and into the afternoon it is warm and we will see these winds coming up from the southwest really transport a lot of heat into place for the next several days. seven-day forecast for weekend always in view now. mostly sunny for your tuesday and yours wednesday. up to 69 degrees up to

an assault rifle recovered by police during a traffic stop in rutland. police say this gun was fully loaded with a round in the chamber when a 20-year-old driver was pulled over friday night. he was charged with unlawful possession of the gun and being a minor in possession of alcohol. >> elizabeth: as a reminder, as you plan your day tomorrow, 53 cities and towns strong gusty local elections on tuesday. people living in boston, somerville, cambridge and brockton are among those casting ballots. most polling locations are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> mark: a hollis kennel owner is relieved. three stolen puppies are back home safe. the puppies went missing on saturday from the pick a puppy doe kennel in holliston. and -- anonymous tip led police to a holliston home where the puppies were found. the owner tells us he couldn't be moreira lead. >> it's a wonderful feeling. whatever happened out there, we thank anybody who was involved in helping to get back the puppies. >> mark: the puppies appear to be healthy, but they will be getting a checkup to m

morning temperatures will be at or below freezing and even in the 20's in many of the suburbs. 38 rutland. 39 worcester. these are high temperatures. 42 in fitchburg tomorrow afternoon. so another cold day coming up. here's the seven-day forecast, your weekend in view, showing a cooldown coming, but not until after the thanksgiving holiday. not a cooldown from now, it will warm up first and then, the cooldown on saturday and sunday. we've been talking about the travel heading in to the day before thanksgiving. next couple of days busy travel days. this is wednesday, sunshine and temperatures generally in the 40's, one more time. and then the warm air comes blowing in here just in time for your thanksgiving. how about 50's on thanksgiving, if you're getting up early, the black friday deals, 61 degrees friday. now, that 80% chance for showers, that's for late in the day and in to the night with rainshowers coming on through. that's a cold front that really means business and will chill us out to end the week and start early next week. >> elizabeth: a local high school student giving back th

through worcester county, i pointed out the rain happening in and around the worcester area, spencer, rutland, oxford, west boylston heavier batch of rain moving through expense, now it's weakened a bit. heavier rain back in western massachusetts that continues to push off to the northeast and there's much more where that came from. in the midwest, there's this rain that's going to wrap around a developing area with low pressure which is actually down in this area right here. that all pushes to the northeast, we get heavier rain and we get stronger winds as the night goes on. when you can expect the heavy winds to arrive and an hour-by-hour breakdown and the when worst of it will be. >> mark: this storm just getting started, so you want to have our fox 25 weather app handy as it moves through overnight. it has live radar, seven-day forecast and any severe weather alerts that come into our it is free to download to your apple or android device. we continue to cover that breaking news right now, protesters are at the state house demanding action on wages. sky fox overhead, these are live pictur

being cooler if you go far enough inland into central massachusetts where we have the middle 60s from rutland at 65 to worcester at 66 and fitchburg at 59 degrees. you can see we are pretty warm between boston. 70 framingham. 69 in lawrence. hampshire. and about 64 in hyannis this afternoon. low temperatures tonight back to the 40s we go will feel like this morning with those 40 this morning with those 40-degree readings. and high temperatures come a little cooler. what is going on, yes, still warm and above average for this time of year and the reason that temperatures are only getting up to 59 in boston. 60 in plymouth and lower 60s norwood, framingham and lawrence because we have got this sea breeze. we start with sunshine here tomorrow, and we have sunshine in the afternoon. but because the winds are still week, it -- still weak it allows the marine air to move on shore. that is our sea breeze and taps our warm-up. pulls in that cooler air and keeps those temperatures, our highs a little on the cooler side. degrees, it is 64 here for your wednesday. so nice and bright thursday. 68 degrees

showers through worcester, rutland, hardwick, weare, moving eastward slowly and falling apart and showers in southwest new hampshire, which have fall apart. brattleboro, sprinkles. back here through southeast vermont, dover to summer set, seeing some snow, higher elevations here. summer set is where mount snow is likely light snow happening right there at that ski resort and we have cold air spilling in around this area, low pressure spinning around. counterclockwise circulation, so it blows in from the west and that's what we'll be dealing with tonight. any showers that try to make it in here from the berkshires, across western mass to central mass will be falling apart. you can get a shower the farther north and west you are, but it would be a quick sprinkle and that's it. wake up tomorrow morning with all of that gone and sunshine out your door. we'll stop it during the morning hours, a few leftover clouds, but sunshine otherwise. low temperatures in the 30's overnight. 41 in boston. 40's on cape cod. most of us in the 30's. through the day tomorrow, a few clouds mixing in but a few cl

so central massachusetts, it is upper 50s in worcester rutland, athol. lower 60s at plymouth at 62 and lawrence at 62. framingham 63 in afternoon. manchester new hampshire 62 degrees and even 60 down to hyannis. more clouds like i said the further south, and we lose those clouds in favor of clear skies. lows that will be in the upper 30s, and 46 degrees in boston one of my hot spots. 40 in worcester by the time you wake up. upper 30s in the middle, but warm-up. upper 60s. high temperature. another dry and sunny day for the afternoon. the seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view. mostly sunny tuesday, wednesday mostly sunny tuesday, wednesday. by thursday at 69 degrees. we will have to watch out for some close to record high temperatures. it is going to be a little bit of a struggle. i think we will fall a little bit flat in here and by weekend early chance of showers fly early saturday morning and then saturday looking mostly dry at 64 degrees. you can see that temperatures saturday versus sunday where we drop back into the lower 50s, but sunda

rutland 51. garner 52. 52 degrees here. and temperatures take a huge hit tomorrow. these are saturday and sunday tomorrow it is a low-and-mid end 40s. that's it. at least we have the 50s back for sunday. and we will start the day breeze. just like end with the day today. there will be a lot of wind out there. 50 miles an hour over the cape and islands. and cold front yanks in the cold air first half of the weekend. saturday is nice. sunshine in the saturday afternoon forecast. and then during the day sunday. we will see, again, partly cloudy skies form during the afternoon hours. and mostly to the north. i think that's where we will get more in the way of clower. but switch in the wind direction will pull in some warmer temperatures. and so here is the seven-day forecast for the weekend nals view. today is windy. we have about a 40 percent chance of seeing a spot shower or spot flurry overnight. and then turns breezy here. and it stays breezy through the weekend. wind gusts projected for tomorrow morning. strongest ones coming from cape and islands. i would expect w

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