meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center. sarah, you are tracking more rain coming in. >> sarah: you are saying hey, waking up dry, not wet from yesterday's rain, but another round of heavy rains headed our way later on today. this morning temperatures range from the upper 30s to 50 in places like brockton. remember typically right average in many spots this morning, and with that. , we also have areas of fog developing down across the south coast and cape and islands. down into boston a mile visibility. bedford, lawrence, beverly down under a mile and then out to the north and west through the connecticut river valley where we are seeing dense fog and continue to do that through the morning. as the fog should break from 8, 9:00, maybe breaks of sunshine before the clouds thicken up. the heavy rain moves in coming up in a couple of minutes. now a check of traffic with julie grauert. >> julie: early and things moving nicely on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia. pike open into the alston-brighton areas. no issu

and i don't know if it is steam coming off the building and wispy and can you decipher that, sarah wroblewski? >> sarah: clouds a see it. >> julie: very foggy. >> sarah: so fog and he starting to see improvements and starting to see improvements as we go through the day and before rain moves in and fog comes back. enjoy it because look at this, we got showers to the south, this is all going to be heading to the north and east and showers arrive as we head toward the midday to the west and into the afternoon across our eastern area. so we got 30s to the north, 40s and 50s right now, big the cape to parts of new hampshire, but over the cape this is where we still have limited visibility. look at this, we got our visibility down to a quarter of mile, so take it easy there. elsewhere we have seen much improvement, especially to the north and west, fog advisory has been lifted. day planner goes like this. temperatures in the 40s, pretty much gets stuck there if not into the lower 50s. may find a few breaks before the showers come in this afternoon and turn steady and heavy by the evening and conti

sara underwood is in the weather center -- sarah wroblewski is in the weather that will arrive. >> sarah: these are the showers. a tornado watch from louisiana through tennessee and georgia, but we are anticipating severe weather. we may hear a rumble of thunder overnight, but no severe weather. current conditions, it's dry out there, although we have a lot of fog and temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to the middle 50s. a little bit milder than it was this time yesterday. visibility continues to change. we are spweeing a half-mile visibility to the connecticut river valerie from be mile. something we will watch. hour by hour we will take newt upper 40s and 50s. steady rain in the afternoon. a closer look at the timeline ahead. a check of traffic with julie. >> julie: looking good, sara. bright green on my traffic flows which means nothing is slowing you down quite yet. we wait until 6:30 when the volume millions. expressway clear from naponset to columbia road. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound. single digits on the connector. back to you. >>> developing this morning, the hunt is on f

meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center. sarah, you are tracking more rain coming in. >> sarah: you are saying hey, waking up dry, not wet from yesterday's rain, but another round of heavy rains headed our way later on today. this morning temperatures range from the upper 30s to 50 in places like brockton. remember typically right

meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear this morning. sarah, forecasting batch of >> julie: much needed reason for the area as we are about 2 inches below normal and 11 inches for the year and fogs this morning, dealing with visibility issues but we are starting to see some improvements and with the rainy want to point out we could even hear a few rumbles of thunder, especially south of the pike overnight tonight, and amount forecasted half inch to inch and a half so again, another good soaking headed our way. showers extend from new york and pennsylvania right now to the gulf coastal states and also the potential of severe weather down across the southeast and tornado watch in effect from louisiana all the way to 1010 -- tennessee clouds moving ahead of the heavier rain and visibility has improved in a lot of spots, still down in keene and also pretty low across the cape. so traveling along route 6, be aware of that. in boston today temperature above average, typically right around 47, we are going to be climbing toward 50?. noticing clo

fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski tracking conditions for your monday morning commute. >> pretty big storm packing quite a bunch. we're still dealing with this system even though it east. we have a lot of energy we are scattered showers breaking out as temperatures are cooling off. clearly getting cold out there. temperatures back in the 30s, close to the freezing mark in boston we haven't been there yet this season. 30s now for the cape and islands. we're tracking some flurries all along the 495 area up through 93 as you head up into parts of new hampshire. getting reports now of some fl immediate coast. in the boston area, boston metro area back through halston, dover where you the start to see the darker shade of blue that's where we're seeing some of the heavier steady snow showers. through the berkshires it has been snog all day long. some areas have picked up nearly a foot of snow. now just getting florts i'll show what you to expect plus, when we see all of the snow come to an end in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you thenful all day we've heard reports of wind gusts cau

. >>> meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear today. and sarah, low visibility out there. >> sarah: packing your fog and we had rain yesterday and a good slug of it from a half an inch to almost two inches. thank you so much for all of your reports and guess what, folks, getting ready for round two headed our way later on today overnight. here is the rain down stretching from the ohio valley down from the gulf gulf coastal states. actually a tornado watch in effect ahead of this line from louisiana to tennessee as well as georgia, but no severe weather expected in our area. you may hear a rumble of thunder overnight tonight, morning is the fog. the low visibility out there. dense fog from the accounts account river valley through much of central parts of new england, even manchester airport has weather warnings for the potential of a quarter-mile visibility as we head on through the morning hours. we should start to see the fog lift by 9, 10:00. a few breaks in the cloud cover. temperatures range from the 30s to the north and west to the

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fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski is tracking the look like. it. >> was beautiful today. getting outside just spectacular. my run i loved it. temperatures in the 60s but i have to point out it's going to be chilly overnight and for the start of your day tomorrow. we've got clear skies all across new england. high pressure is in control which will bring us pleasant conditions tomorrow. but look temperatures already dropping back into the 20s and 30s across parts of new england. 40s from worster to new bedford, 51 still in boston norwood. so we are dealing twechs all over the place. i will go with mainly in the 30s, 40s at the coast. you notice this temperature trend in boston. but with lots of sunshine to start the day. temperatures are going to quickly jump into the 50s by late morning and we'll get even warmer from there. but it's starting off cold. i mention bot in the 40s but some spots could be dipping back into the 60s. the coldest inland and also that big supermoon. of course it's going to be out tonight. we have another chance late tomorrow but then i' when that ar

. >> announcer: now your local forecast from meteorologist sarah wroblewski and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> i hope you had a fantastic friday and of course we're heading into the holiday weekend. today, although it was cloudy and damp out there temperatures 48? was our high in boston that's normal for this time of year. 39? is where we started that's actually above average so we'll take it that's because of the clouds out there. we saw some showers, some places like portsmouth, new hampshire, as well as nashua, fitchburg coming in as well, but most areas did not pick up that much. but it was measure beable in boston just a little bit. not enough to put a dent in our rainfall deficit. we need rain and we look as though we're going to be talking about some steadier heavier rain as we head into next week. but over the next couple of days we'll increase our chances, especially for tomorrow across our southeastern areas. there may be a stray flurry or shower on sunday but into our monday and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we're upping our chances of some rain back in our for

fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski is tracking conditions for your monday morning commute. >> we're watching this storm begin to pull away but there's just so much energy it with that we're still seeing some scattered showers across our region and the winds so the great lakes they're expected to see over a foot of snow some some spots. now, scattered snow showers have made their way all the way to the coast as boston has hit freezing. 32 degrees first time this year. 28 in worcester right now. so we've got some really cold conditions out there along with some scattered snow showers north of the city as you travel up along route 3 into parts of new hampshire. you can see there in nashua getting some reports in new hampshire that it is also along the mass pike going to see some scattered snow up through the berkshires, too. down across the south shore getting some light snow. expecting to see anywhere from a coating to an inch and from higher amounts further north and west you go. not much across our eastern areas. but we're also talking about winds very strong. i'll show you how they

sarah wroblewski here now tracking temps. >> okay it's cold out, there that's for sure. 43 in boston, but we're seeing temperatures in the 30s places like bedford and norwood right now. back into the 20s in places like orange, and we have some high-thin clouds moving on in, and we're gonna continue to see some scattered clouds, going to continue to shift from the north to the south through the overnight hours. burl it's not gonna get as cold as it was last night. notice in the winds, quite active. despite temperatures in the 40s right now in boston, this is what it feels like. the 20s and 30s out there, very cold conditions in is what you need to be dressing for. and we'll continue to have conditions like that through the overnight hours as temperatures do fall back mostly into the 30s overnight, with that wind out of the west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. if you're getting up early, getting out for the cambridge half marathon tomorrow, expect that race start temperature 44 degrees, and then as you go on through the morning night and some clouds to sunshine by midday as temperatures will

check it sarah wroblewski to see where the trouble spots will be. th could together and pointed rate at new england. that's our next storm. not directly connected. there is a connection but it's another batch of rain after a brea >> you don't see this low-level stuff. dealing with most of the heavy clouds. you'll see those come back in for lunchtime. in the afternoon here comes the rain. 5:30, evening commute one master time, more rain across the area. doesn't look as heavy as today but in some spots it is going to be heavy and tomorrow night here comes the heaviest across the area late night and into the high temperatures tomorrow going to be in the 50s, just like they are now. it's 60 degrees right now in providence and new bedford. this is where the colder spots were this morning in the 30s. your temperatures are going to stay steady or slightly rise. the average will be 47 degrees with foggy areas and the clouds but no more rain, not at wake-up time the area. from 40s off to the north. a pretty nice temperature-wise day anyway with the rain coming later. let's fast-forward to thu

i know future cast isn't showing a lot here, so sarah wroblewski and i got the latest information and agreed there could be light precipitation, line icing creating slippery roads. not for everybody but kind of patchy out there. more intense stuff will hold off until the evening hours and see a changeover from snow inland to rain for all of us, and that there for early friday shoppers but with temperatures close to freezing we are actually going to have to watch out for pockets of ice as well and 2 straight you can never tell from thrm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set price and delivers it to you. but the pool is shrinking, causing energy costs to go up and down. so we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region. and the communities we serve. ?? ever

fox 25 storm tracker weather meteorologist sarah wroblewski. there's some rain and also some fog out there tonight, sarah. >> yeah, watching the visibility very carefully if you are going to be headed out. we have a few scattered showers too the risk of shower will continue even into our weekend. we're down to less than a mile in places like bedford and fitchburg down to half a mile. just take it easy if you will be heading out this evening. down across the southeast we are scattered showers out there right now. a closer look at the cape and islands you can me steadier downpours near ptown where have you that darker shade of yellow. then as you head over bourne you are seeing some scattered showers, too. to the north and west clouds breaking apart but have you that fog out there, too. we are tracking those showers and the areas of fog. what we'll be watching is a system developing to our south. that will get going through the overnight into tomorrow. most of the moisture is going to stay to the south southern new england tomorrow with the rain.

ly come on now, i was going to show you on the left, behind the building, the clouds are -- sarah wroblewski is >> are they high thin serous clouds? >> look at you. your knowledge knows no bounds. and she's going to cook for us, too. it's 52 in boston. something i want to point out also is the dew point. i know the dew point is hard to understand sometimes, especially if not science minded. that's okay. here's the bottom line. if it's this low in the -- and temperature in the 50s. it's incredibly dry. that's important for tower forecast in the next 24 hours. temperatures in the 50s and some upper 40s out there. it's a pleasant evening for november any way. there were clouds drifting making for a beautiful sunset and there's no precipitation. the reason? we're just too dry. and unless we get some moisture to get into the air, we're not going to see any rain. that's important because we're tracking this. a front out of canada that brings a big change in how the air will feel by this time tomorrow evening. region of new england and into canada. also rain drops back here. perhaps picking rain dr

tomorrow morning and future cast looking mostly dry and sarah wroblewski looking at latest information and we still believe there's going to be light and of snow and icy potential is there and get more significant showers during the evening hours and going to continue into the friday and replacing snow with rain showers still watching out for icy conditions inland, otherwise friday few showers around at 45?, watching potential both rain and snow into the weekend and looks like eastern massachusetts is the most at risk. back >> sara: why the driver's insurance won't cover a cost and president obama gives out last taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. ides. >> sara: crying to crowd of cheers she receives the medal of freedom from president barack obama. white house honored 21 people at premium outlets's final medal of scholars and famous hollywood names and a lot them to push america forward and inspiring millions. but before the tears ellen degeneres tweeted out the photo of herself stuck outside the white house and she