winds along the coast, scituate at 46. blue hill 38. it is still windy along the coast but the strongest gusts 30 to 40 from hyannis to nantucket. a wind advisory only in effect on nantucket until 7:00. the trend will be for the winds to ease. >> today was the first day in boston that the temperature was lower than average this month. norwell and scituate -- when we widen out you'll see the aerial coverage is diminishing. that will be the trend. we turn our attention to the midwest. severe weather, snow and parts of the system is headed our way. timeline on that coming up. tomorrow you can expect showers. before the day is over. more in a few minutes. >> new concerns about the suspect accused of dragging two boston officers with his car during a traffic stop. uber despite a long record of driving newscenter 5's man rhondella richardson is live from police headquarters. reporter: those officers could have been seriously injured. you can see the officer hanging out of the car gilbert with you driving and he did drive for uber, company say

not strong enough to do damage. scituate to braintree. boston getting kind of moderate rain currently but from boston down to hingham, a pretty good swath of it looking wet to northeastern to manchester, new hampshire. look who is clearing out from milford, new hampshire from. the rain coming to an end. and that's it for the showers today, so this is going to be on its way out through 7 a.m. we have got some of the stronger wind gusts and heavier rain through the boston area and winds down around 10:00 for the cape. by noontime, we will see partly sunny skies developing and into the afternoon temperatures with 50 to 58 degrees. i will time out the cooldown coming up. julie grauert with live drive time traffic. when we have rain, we have delays. >> julie: we have delays and accidents, shiri. two right now that i am following. one on 128 northbound. one lane blocked before winter street in waltham. the other two lanes blocked on 128 northbound at route 2 arcs a in lexington. if you were wondering, hmm, seems like a highly traveled area and

scituate 40. bridgewater 30. indict to know 33. attleboro 29, the cape and the islands, temps for you folks down into the low 40s. the air is dry so you have a dry morning commute. a dry day. mostly sunny skies through the day but cooler than yesterday thanks to high pressure dropping out of canada overnight. temps this afternoon between 45 and 50. 7news begins right now. >> christa: we have several big stories. russian investigators say it was a bomb that brought down the passenger jet in egypt and now vladimir putin is offering a major reward to find those responsible.

scituate down to marshfield. you may see a couple flakes lying around. very little impact if any for you this morning but they are out there flying around close er to the canal as well and even toward hyannis. a couple of snow flakes. this is a possibility with a few flurries along the coastline here. through about midday or so, notice how the clouds are back west a little bit. more clouds than sunshine. it will stay chilly. we'll come up into the mid to upper 30's by lunchtime. that's kind of where we hold throughout the day. with just a few breaks of sunshine. the temperatures struggling to about 40 degrees this afternoon. so it's going to be a chilly one. make sure you're dressed for it. let's get you out to the roads right now. all sorts of company out there, kevin brennan. snerch certainly is, cindy. we have troubles along the expressway. a live shot by the gas tank. we have a left lane breakdown here. just before that morrisey boulevard exit. that is jamming things up already making for more of a mess on a monday morning commute. everybody back to

it gets all of the way, just about to scituate and cohasset but you can see the pockets of dry air holding it down. keeping it out of walpole, foxboro and a couple of sprinkles in attleboro not really established in worcester but that will change tonight as the storm tomorrow morning. it gets right up near nantucket then drives offshore but at the point between 2:00 and 6:00, i think it will be the most intense with rain and wind coming in at us. even after 6:00 you can see it pull air way here at about 9:00 or 10:00 but the window between 6:00 and 9:00 a little tricky with the wind and rain and the puddling. you know typical fall storm system type stuff. what we'd expect for november. not the sunny bright delays. 50 in boston. 49 bedford. 47 worcester. go through the night tonight, temperatures sic back to the 40s and hold. the rain settles in, winds increase, especially along the coastline. metro west back through the merrimack valley, the suburbs of worcester not a huge wind event. mainly aest couldal storm to coastal locations will be affected most by the wind. >> adam: track the rain

so it's wet from boston, scituate and cohasset. just a few sprinkles out around westboro right now and these are drifting towards sudbury. but if we zoom out, you can see better shot of that rain in philadelphia. watch it grow here on satellite and radar composite. when you get into the yellows and the oranges you're talking about downpours and that sweeps eastbound. the time on this is while we're sleeping. midnight, 12:00, it sweeps through. we have rapid clearing in this band of rain and downpours between midnight and 3:00. we will have some wind, a core of strong wind in the lowest levels of the atmosphere that could give us some gusts to 40 miles an hour so the wind will hall briefly in that rain. 53 in town right now. our temperatures will and hold into those mid to upper 50s and that's the way we start the morning tomorrow with departing showers and brightening skies, a warm, somewhat mild day tomorrow and then we look into the weekend and a peak at thanksgiving coming up. >>> and we're following more news today, a former mi

there will be very cold temperatures, i think, in some pockets from plymouth to sandwich and scituate, odd spots that you wouldn't expect to get into the 20s tonight will make it because we've been bringing that dry air mass, we've seen it before. it happens in the spring over the island. martha's vineyard will bottom out to 40 degrees and everybody else in the 40s or something like that. odd thing but it can work in when you have that dew point air. a chilly day tomorrow, we do bump it up a little bit. but still wearing the coat and maybe gloves too in morning. rain by thursday afternoon. it should be a tidy weather system and move out of here on friday. brief warm up behind that weather system before we start to talk about some real cold coming in on the long range now. it's been flip flopping early next week. had it mild now i'm going back to cold. 45 in waltham, 43 in tyngsborough and box error row at 44 degrees. cape cod in the lower 40s. so tomorrow morning, this is what you're waking up to lawyer wednesday and billerica and framingham, attleboro. spot, taunton, raynham too, 25

one area being affected is scituate, nor'easter . we probably won't get clearing tonight or tomorrow. there could be a little brightening tomorrow morning. as for temperatures and wind, we still have gusts to almost 40 miles per hour in nantucket. a wind advisory until 7:00 but the trend of the wind is slowly but surely easing on the coast. it's already ease add lot inland. cool in the 40s. raw and damp feeling. tomorrow in boston, a lot of clouds and by later in the day, a round of showers moving through that will be coming from this system in the midwest. we'll talk about that and take you all the way through the weekend in a few minutes. >> continuing our five on challenge is adapting to civilian life. many end up without a job or a plan for education. right now, nearly 5% of unemployment people in massachusetts are veterans. schools are taking big steps to change that. >> i felt like i was being prepared to do something great. >> henry is an army veteran, proudly serving across the globe. >> two employments, once to iraq and once

a number of places, scituate and nantucket, between 40 and 50 still gusty from plymouth down to the cape with nantucket the strongest but those winds will slowly but surely be coming down. in the 40s, won't change much during the overnight. tomorrow's temperature should jump up to about 50 to 55 many spite of much in the way of sunshine but you will need that umbrella later tomorrow into tomorrow night. there is your story tomorrow. some afternoon and into the evening showers with temperatures reaching 50 to 55. i mentioned friday being a very windy day. here's what i'm talking about. look at some of the gusts. likely to be over 30 miles per hour an possibly over 40 miles per hour around the south coast and the cape. even though it won't be that cold. windy on saturday, too, but that's a colder day as we find ourselves on the colder side of the jet stream. but you know what happens early next week? we bump up to the warmer side of the jet stream and the giants game, in the 50s, that's sunday's game. patriots at giants, looks like it will be in the 50s. and for us, we're going to be aroun

temperatures generally in the 40s with a couple 50 degree readings you can see that here. 50 in scituate. even 52 the farther south you go. so a cooler day certainly. let's fast forward to sunday and find some better news. still some clouds sticking around south coast sunday morning even parts of the south shore. by the middle of the day everybody starting to get into sunshine. even out here in the islands you will get some sunshine out there. now it is going to be cooler but it will be a brighter day coming up on sunday for sure. these clouds coming in off the ocean won't be a big bother to us. basically the better part of your weekend is sunday. your weekend is always in view tomorrow. 100% chance of showers around doesn't mean you will get one 100% of the time though. by sunday cooler and brighter that's how we'll start the workweek too with sunshine and only 43 . >> a big day for north eastern hoops. i'll show you why next in sports. plus, there's an even bigger day for boston sports fans at the gardens. the bruins and the celtics but was it a positive day? i'll have that and the lat

and 34 in scituate now. about 33 in dighton and 34 in foxboro. our temperature about 33 out through chatham. our showers not awrying right away. clouds will be with us, yeah, that kind of thing. we'll slowly work in the showers showers. tuesday afternoon when i say that i'm thinking mid afternoon. maybe early afternoon out through worcester. good soaking is on the way. not with this particular wave that arrives tomorrow. it's the second wave on wednesday when we get most of the rain. temperatures will moderate a slow climb but as you can see, there is nothing arctic across parts of southern canada or even up through churchill near hudson bay. as far as like temperatures in the teens and, you know, below zero, even yellow knife at 14 degrees right now, that's pretty warm for them. so no arctic air to tap into, we have the cold that's with the storms and there is limited cold cold. limited resources here so i am seeing this as a mostly rain event. there may be some cold through western mass to maybe trip us up to some sleet at the beginning of this

about the same as what you had today maybe a couple degrees warmer. 46 taunton, 45 in scituate tomorrow afternoon to the northwest and middlesex county lowell at 42 into southern new hampshire 44 nashua, north shore 44 and ipswich tomorrow afternoon. your seven-day forecast takes you through some topsy-turvey temperatures. mild temperatures by thursday thanksgiving temperatures really zipping up there into the 50s for us on thursday. your high temperature on thanksgiving will average 56 with plenty of sunshine. it gets even warmer for your black friday shopping. 61 for a high. that comes with rain in the evening though and a cooldown by next weekend. >>> a family in desperate need for at home nursing for their later boy. later all new at 11:00 the family blaming a shortage and they're not alone. their battle to change things just ahead at 11:00. >>> first the opioid crisis in new jersey now getting a serious look from washington. after the break, what hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency funding could go to to combat addiction. >>> the warning from police to home owners over bur

ford and hamstead, 40 in shrewsbury, flicks men den and down through the southshore it's 43 through scituate and 40 already in west chapman. you look at this and think how are you gonna get an inch of rain out of this? it's a tall area of rain, just long. and it is a thin ribbon right now. i'm optimistic there will be a low pressure that forms inside this ring that enhance it is, grows it and slows down the front. that's key. you slow this thing down and you can get a good soaking out of it. in the meantime a big area of low pressure in the air, eventual western ontario, cranks up, flings that front through. low or no low that fors on there. is and speeds up. so shoots out of here friday and brightens our afternoon too so breezy tomorrow. there's a cover wind in it that we could see some pretty decent wind gusts around 1:00, 2:00 in the morning on thursday night, early, early friday morning with some gusts up to 40 miles per hour when that low starts to form. it's a weird thing mierld on friday, just for a spell before we cool it off this weekend, too. the timeline on your showers, 2:00, jus

scituate then worcester about 38 degrees. said it a million times. occasionally stumble on it. these clouds with a weak weather system out through toronto and detroit. not seeing much more than a partly cloudy sky tomorrow and you can see it as well as i do all the way to denver it's quiet and storm are brewing just yet. our chill is backing out of the picture litter in the week and warmup that we all know on the eastern seaboard comes become to us of we stay dry. however, there may be some cloudiness going into thursday on thanks giving. travel is fine wednesday, thursday, friday even with clouds but saturday it gets to and maybe a little bit of flurry activity across northern most new england. big drop in temperatures by the way on saturday. so that is how i would qualify fair. it is not a some. thanksgiving itself 37 to 53 and then these clouds i think will be tankling copping out of the southeast. it's not looking all that bright as we go into the afternoon hours. but still mild in the 50's. mild for this time of year. 16 to 30 tonight. clouds late after a clear start and s

that is as far as they get, not much a drift to braintree or scituate and we have wet weather in marshfield and canton and kingston. we feel away fog, and showers will belong gone and back to the sunshine a few hours, all we need to break the record. i think that is within reach. even with the gusty southwest wind and it means we will be cooler in buzzard's bay and the cape. watch this ramp up in the steering wheel, heading home and gusteds could be over30 and maybe to 40 miles an hour. shoving in that warm air, and not that it is needing any shove, it is already here, but there is a lot of action in the jet stream, and a lot of wind that will blow a front through here and temperatures tomorrow, in the mid70s, once that front crosses, game over. we will get back to the cooler air, saturday is cloud career than sunday and about the days are dry and saturday isn't all that bad, and sunday in the cool air, our temperatures will be only about 50 and saturday about 61 and monday coming back out of it. that means the forecast is chilly, even at 1:00, toyfrt with the northwest wind bringing the wi

i do have a couple offshore right now and in fact these will move toward scituate and pembroke this morning possibly getting as far north as rockport. a few flurries at the coast a few flurries at the mostly cloudy conditions. 30 in boston. 35 in west bridgewater. 30 in swampscott and 28 in ipswich. temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s for southeastern massachusetts. i have got this batch of light snow showers that will move toward sandwich here, but at 38 degrees, it is really not going to stick to anything. to see. i don't think we will feel the effects of very much today. i am going to keep this forecast dry all day. we have got a couple of patchy early morning clouds. the brightest spot on the map this afternoon. worcester now at 24. so is holden. i have got pepperell at 25 degrees. jaffrey at 25. windham, new hampshire at 23 degrees. so 20s and 30s on the map now. we have a few flurries we will keep an eye on across eastern massachusetts at 7:00 this morning. noontime, 37. definitely chilly. more clouds at the coast. more sunshine inland. highs around 39 degrees this afternoon. coming

same scituate west ware ham 31. or at least above freezing and west chatham and nantucket. vineyard for now. but we'll go below freezing there as well. by morning a lot of low 20s. boston only getting an a little bit cool area breeze out logan airport. forecasting for logan airport the not for common, sorry. degrees. no doubt. and worcester 23. 24 down through duxbury. so, now that we talked about the cold let's talk about how warm shall we? i know it flies in face of subject matter. but it's been pretty warm. and we've cooled it off recently. i think in the last 7 to enten days doing an all right job. still in second place. so far 51. tonight. widespread teens. otherwise i think the air mass is cold enough. tomorrow with clouds and sun mixing we haven't real swapped out air masses. still same one low 40s, mid 40s should do it 38 in worcester. so there's an exception there. on. we get more sunshine. we get a little bit of a milder start on wednesday. and also, a milder finish. 48 degrees. still a struggle. and it will be a push to get us into the mid 50s. but i think thursd

high temperatures you during the day tomorrow how about 68 for new scituate. braintree at 69, walpole at 67 and reply mouth 7 for you as well. so the north shore temperatures in the 60s here. 68 in boston, 68 in malden, 64 in somerville right around boston. 67 in portsmouth, new hampshire but rockport is 66 gloucester at 67 lawrence up to 69 . there will be a few towns that come close to or actually hit 70 for a high temperature tomorrow. watch how the clouds start to wrap around that area of high pressure and curl back. it's not until then that we'll see an appreciable cloudiness. that's by the afternoon evening hours. sprinkles i really think the steadiest or potential for any heavy rain will come on friday with a cold front. here's your fox 25 seven-day forecast with your week always in view. the shower spread on thursday is lower than that friday. that's the day we will focus on because an area of 72 across the area but the records stand at 73 in boston and 70 in worcester. i'm saying there's a chance. now beyond that into the week things are looking prett

rockport over 50 and scituate to the winds with gusting between 40 to 50 miles per hour. there is another look at boston tonight. there is still a little fine touch of missen the air in some places. temperatures is 46. dewpoint is close to when temperature and a dewpoint are close. the airs saturated and the low levels that he is how you get clouds or fog or drizzle or combination and right now, we have that channel north to north early wind. that is at time. the winds have come way down were what they were. look at that. only 2 miles per hour in springfield. notice they are tilting levels? we continue to have a damp low level ple. we have are it cleared now. still one gusts to talk about. 28 miles per hour. with that is. all right. here are temperatures. very krahn form in the 40's. tomorrow. here is a little bit of sprinkle or drizzle around the region. but i am watching the next system because it is moving quickly. it is going to the mid west and snow on the cold side of it. it did have severe weather end parts of missorry today ap a few other sos and nowp becoming an

what we're doing is because we have a scituate -- inflation that is very low and we want to ensure priceility in both directions. then it is up to the markets to react to our policies, which are strictly determined i domestic factors. hans: we talked about the fed being a trigger for these. what about global insecurity? we have a situation with turkey, the syria border. what about global risks? there are geopolitical risks, no doubt come on the horizon, and in particular, more significant that what may happen in several parts of the world, the act of terrorism in europe itself. if we have more can i let's hope not of course, then that could ,ffect, of course, confidence the degree of risk aversion, and the level of consumption, all that could be affected if indeed the situation would aggravate. countries are now stepping up their security measures to avoid that. hans: just to be clear, you think the terrorism risk is a greater one of the potential risk with russia and turkey having a situation on that border? vÍtor: one never knows, but yes, the impact would be more direct indeed. hans:

west bridgewater 67. 68 in scituate and about 69 back inality el bore o.it was foggy on cape cod. the wind has just kicked up down in hyannis right now in falmouth and mashy too. some gusts over 30 miles per hour. so there is a little bit of cool air near the you're face we chewed away at that and now able to get wind dunn to the surface. our dewpoints have been something today. wow, no chapped lips. not with "duets" in the lower 60's. we have plenty of mild air and flynny of humidity. weekend. these are the showers you might be concerned about between 7:00 and nine:00 as they roll through but i think a lot of these will fade how. t not like we'll get soaked if we do get a shower it would be just that, very brief and quick and a lot of these just fizzling by the time they get to us between 7:00 and 9:00. that's it for shower activity. after that, we'll clear the skies out, partially what's happening is the front will lie down off the islands tomorrow. but high clouds will still be attached to that front so we'll bring it back into the low 60's for highs tomorrow but we only see fi

so is shrewsbury then down to south shore. 38 scituate. 40 west wareham right now. low 40's through the cape and islands. the game tonight as you might expect cold. average temperature although as we get later and later into the second half i think that may dip down to 27 or 26 degrees. light northwest wind steady but light, just enough to in my opinion at you but it's not going to be all that nasty in term of wind. wind should settle down in many cases as that high begins to move in. clouds on the move. legislate, there is some lake effect there but a lot of those clouds start to manufacture our way going into later ton and tomorrow they will be with us. big dip in the jet stream allows the cold air to go down into the mid-atlantic so this is a cold snap not just for new england but for a lot of folks in the mid-atlantic and great lakes too but this is temporary. just a little bump in the road. then we rebuild high pressure in here, we warm it up once again, we'll be prone to more cool downs now but it does look like we'll go back and forth. no real pattern establi

hour, plymouth 23 and we got pockets of steady rain picking up in barnstable now and see up toward scituate, braintree, pockets of moderate rain and it has shut off here and norwood and newton, we are in dedham right around here and we are already getting lots and lots of breaks in the clouds and goes to beverly to salisbury to portsmouth, new hampshire, splicing right across the boston area, central massachusetts generally done with it and more than drop than a dash and will be out of here and future cast next several hours huge improvements is to the skies clearing on out, winds six direction and drawing cooler air 20 and 30 miles per hour until -- 10:00 this morning with that rain over southeastern massachusetts but with increasing sunshine we have temperatures this afternoon, 50 to 58 and take closer look at the forecast coming up. here is julie grauert with live drive time traffic because julie, the roads are still wet. >> julie: they are and remain wet starting to talk about how they will lighten up in spots. typical delays furnace brook parkway up to columbia road and turned on the r

a couple of snowflakes, one little batch about to move into plymouth and indications out toward scituate and hull and marshfield that we got just a couple flakes out there, they are very fine, it is going to be flurries, they are not going to be high impact at all but again, southeastern massachusetts, south shore down to the cape, these are the spots that keep a close eye on this morning. luckily it is 36 in plymouth, 36 in hyannis, so it is above freezing, going to melt if it gets down to the ground and future cast through the day really does maintain the clouds and few flurries across the coastline and 38 to 42 , take you through the next round of rain coming up and first julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, new accident? >> 128 southbound right before the braintree split. so that's slowing things down as you approach the split and head up to the expressway. 93 south sluggish through medford, route 1 in saugus, you can see still very high heavy volume as you propose lynn fells parkway. here are live drive times, 22 minutes on route 3 from 228 to the braintree split, 14 m

scituate, 44. into the worcester hills upper 30s to low 40s. on the cape and island. nantucket 45. provincetown. 44. clear, cold, lows, 22 to 29. for tomorrow continuation of sunshine. cool conditions with temperatures tomorrow in the upper 40s. travelling today metro boston it's we'll snarly mid-to-late afternoon. at least you will have dry conditions all the way across i-90 through the new york state throughway into the middle part of the nation dry. again tomorrow if you hop on airplane tomorrow some scattered showers in the southeast as well as portions of california. san francisco down to lax. nothing significant from coast-to-coast. closer to home. few peeks of sun but mild especially friday. look at that. low 60s. >>> jr, thank you. time to see who did it better in this week's competition was it jadiann. the person shes taking on during this spin competition? >> spin class. hard enough to take. i took on celebrity chef. we each had a chance to teach a exinox in boston. the winner. it's all up to viewers who wins the challenges >> here are the results. jadiann wins it 68%. ti

and keene, new hampshire and up toward hillsborough and jump all the way to the south shore and scituate right now with heavier rain and then we got the steady reason continuing for hyannis. >> daniel: jessica reyes been covering the story on cross street and new details for us this morning including the man who rescued everyone, jess. just incredible story. >> shiri:. >> jessica: it really is and got home in time to save his family from burning home on cross street. this is the childhood home shared with the family he was just 12 years old and tells us they will not be able to salvage it and lost almost everything inside. now, this is the aftermath of the home and got home from workaround 10:00 last night and smelled smoke and opened door to fire burning inside and from there the flames ripped through the home in matter of minutes. his sister, her boyfriend and little 12-year-old niece all inside at the time and they were in a different part of the house so they actually had no idea house was on fire until had them and told to get out as fast as they could and he and his family had a lo

we are on the warmer side of the scituate temperature. i do want to talk about it because it has been developing rapidly overnight and you can showers now from basically ohio back through parts of michigan, wisconsin, chicago, indianapolis, all of you getting in on the snow. but on the other side of it, it is actually warmer and that is the side we are going to see. there is a winter storm warnings in effect until the afternoon. winter weather advisories in michigan. so as we go through the next 24 hours, our rain chances are today, a mainly dry day. do whatever you need to do. not looking for showers. the showers start tomorrow morning. and on the higher side, we will leave a medium chance for rain in the afternoon. not everyone is going to see it. and there a low chance for some showers monday morning. we are watching a second area of low pressure that is going to develop on the cold front. today, high pressure dominates. dry with filtered sunshine. but here comes our system. and notice still dry tonight. tomorrow morning a couple of sh

finally to the south of boston and hingham in is moving on through toward new scituate and the north shore places like medford and melrose seeing some of that. now this storm system pulling away to our east. look to our west a monster storm producing everything from heavy snow to heavy rain thunderstorms and even 10 reported tornadoes today. that storm system moving east. let you know what it will bring us tomorrow coming up at 11:00. >>> the snow and ice from last year's historic winter melted but hello -- extreme close-up it is live tv. some homeowners are apparently still dealing with the damage that the done. a lot of you filed a claim with your home insurance policy but as fox 25 found it doesn't always mean a quick resolution. we don't have the sound there but this single mom told us she was frustrated that her insurance company she not the only one. fox 25 has learned complaints against insurance claims are up compared to tomorrow on the fox 25 morning news we're digging into the struggle over unpaid insurance claims and how to make sure that you don't end in similar situation

but the short shore from scituate to pembroke that i would expect that you are going to see a couple of the snow flakes this morning. this is in snowy morning. not widespread and snow that will particular in the grass this morning. and sandwich, you will have to watch out for sprinkles and flurries. dry right now in worcester at 23 degrees. 22 in windham, new hampshire. these spots on your screen right here will stay dry and will stay brighter all throughout the day a few flurries in eastern massachusetts at 27 degrees. but at noontime, 37 chilly. still a lot of clouds at the coast this afternoon. more inland sunshine. the cut off to those clouds will likely be close to 495. so if you are west of that, you are going to take on more sunshine. if you are inside of that, you are probably going to see more clouds. and the closer to the coast, the better the chance for some flurries. continue to track those on radar for you as the morning goes along. now check in with julie grauert and live drive-time traffic. what is new, >> julie: julie shiri, we are seeing rer set wall delays. average

down to essex today and the south shore as well where temperatures stall out in the lower 60s from scituate to plymouth down to wareham at about 54. not too bad here. a couple of miles inland. 66 today and norwood and framingham and fitchburg as well. manchester, new hampshire about 6 degrees. overnight tonight, back to the 40s. this is where we have been every night so far. so more of the same when you wake up tomorrow morning. but the afternoon not more of the same. we have 70s back on the maps norwood, 72. lawrence, 70 opinion manchester, new hampshire, 70. even boston in the upper 60s. a lot of warm air is going to be moving into place here thursday and into friday. i am going to keep our thursday afternoon dry until about the evening commute. because it is just after that that you will see a couple of spot showers coming on through, continuing into your friday morning 37 morning. we will get a little bit of a break before more friday night showers. here is your seven-day forecast with the weekend always in 70s on thursday and friday. and friday is the day you will have to watch despite

and 61 in scituate. even the boston area boston if we are lucky up to 60 degrees. 6 in watertown. 63 in brookline and those location also feel much more late september-like. 66 tots 66 today in norwood and framingham, fitchburg, 65 in manchester, new hampshire. good morning, worcester, going up to 63 later today. and just low 60s for the cape. tonight 40s are back. just a few clouds passing through. a pretty quiet yet day tomorrow. and clouds will be on the increase, and temperatures rising. so 72 tomorrow in nor wood. lower 70s lawrence and manchester, new hampshire as well and even boston getting in on those upper 60s. i am keeping it dry until we head to the evening hours tomorrow. so a lot of warm air to define our late-week forecast but patchy showers between thursday friday morning commute is not looking all that bad. showers will be very, very spotty and not a washout of a day because right here the score of your friday features mostly cloudy. mostly dry weather and get breaks in the clouds. that

drizzle, that's falling, but more substantial drizzle in the darker greens in here, so just west of scituate, marshfield, duxbury, whitman and hanover. mrs. a couple of showers off to the north and west through northern worcester county and into the southern new hampshire, new ipswich, westminster and ashford ham, groton and dunstable seeing the activity, nashua, new hampshire and windham, seacoast of new hampshire seeing those too, around portsmouth seeing a shower. the storm system really blew up offshore, that's why the gusty winds happened, wind gusts as high as 51 miles per hour along

>> shiri: they are moving to from scituate down to pembroke looking for snofor snowflakes arrives in -- arriving in the next half hour. boston, 30 degrees. burlington, 25. the clouds are more broken up the further inland you go. thickest clouds and best opportunity for the best ocean-effect snow showers continue for the cape, the south shore. temperatures a little too warm though. mid- to upper 30s. what is it going to do? you will see it with the sky and it is going to melt as it does. 23 degrees in worcester. 26 in pepperell. 26 in amherst, new hampshire. even more broken up here. this forecast is going to stay dry all day long, and it is going to be my bright spot into the afternoon. 7:00 this morning about 27 degrees. we will have a few of those know flakes falling across -- snowflakes falling across the ocean. and more than anything a more clouds out there. eastward. noontime comes along. chilly. 37 degrees. highs in the upper 30s in most spots. clouds at the coast and inland, we are actually going to have sunshine. you are. if you were inland a bright day day. at the coast clou

southeastern massachusetts where i have got 63 degrees from carver to wareham to bridgewater, to brockton, scituate and braintree, 63 degrees. year upper 40s. we love it when it is in the 60s. 60 in boston. 61 in lawrence. 61 in framingham and fitchburg as well. 62 in manchester, new hampshire 62 in manchester, new hampshire. later today and then for tomorrow, reality is back. these are normal high temperatures. tomorrow it is going bob to 49 in boston. 47 for the day on sunday. plymouth, 48 tomorrow followed by 46 on sunday. and up into nashua, 47 tomorrow followed by 48 on sunday. you can see things are going to brighten up for a second half of the weekend. this is how tomorrow morning starts off with our future cast. the front in the area and spill showers from southern new hampshire down the cape throughout course of the morning. by lunchtime, the front will be close to the pike, and along and south of the mass pike, the chance of rain continues into the i can't of noon. north of the mass pike mostly cloudy by lunchtime and by evening, the last of the showers will pull away from southeastern ma

leftovers and got temperatures that head into the lower 60s, taunton at 62 and today braintree and scituate and merrimac valley and coolest temperatures this morning and nashua in the 30s this morning but 60 this afternoon and nashua lawrence 60 , essex 58, a little cooler along the coastline, new hampshire 59 , 59 in hyannis and lower 60s new bedford, norwood, framingham, fitchburg and 57 don't think anybody can possibly complain about the temperatures because it is two months ahead of the temperatures this is more like normal mid to upper 50s that we get over the weekend, check out rainy forecast for the day tomorrow and then the sunshine especially north as we enter sunday so 7:00 tomorrow morning with future cast front draped across southern new england and that means all the way from southern new hampshire to the cape we have showers that will be in place and widely scattered and mostly lied so it is not going to rain all day but through noon time i think it is a safe bet that you need to plan around some wet roads, some wet conditions, even at noon with that front right here close to

break point right now scituate down to brockton. for now dry but gradually the showers will spread across the rest of the area here in the next couple of hours. the folks in norwood, the light rain will pick up in the next half hour. heaviest by far, portsmouth, moderate rain in that area. temperatures very very mild most of us waking up to mid 50s. in the afternoon cooling up. we'll time out exactly when this rain ends and the rest of your weekend with future cast coming up in a few minutes. now. a massachusetts native is dead after a shootout at the colorado springs planned parenthood. the last hour that this man, officer garrett swasey grew up in melrose, graduating melrose high in 1989. one of the heros of the tragedy. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> as we've been telling you throughout the morning, see was a member of the university of colorado police department. >> the tragedy at planned parenthood, around the country on high alert. stephanie coueignoux is outside a boston clinic this morning. where police have st

time gala at the black rock country club in hingham. 200 people were there to raise money for the scituate animal shelter and what an event it was. it was a huge success, raising around $50,000 for all of our furry friend and it was such a great night and everybody did their part so thank you for that. 6:26 right now. >>> president obama heads overseas. ahead this morning, his tough words for the paris attackers. oh no... (under his breath) hey man! (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? you don't look a day over r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel >> announcer: from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. it is 6:30 on this sunday morning, november 15. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner >>> we have plenty of sunshine to wrap up the weekend. plenty of weekend yet. for us, it's kind of the end of our weekend. temperatures in the 30s and 20s. 27 nashua, 31 worc

we also have some showers along the south shore from scituate down to marshfield back through bridgewater. more of them have developed along the north shore near beverly, gloucester and even ipswich. so if you are headed out, i would definitely have the rain gear around because as we head through the afternoon, the showers become more numerous and steady from this area of low pressure down to the south. it's going to ride along the cold front and bring us the steady rain. it really doesn't start though ramping up until late afternoon, i think. so by lunchtime, you see north and west of boston or excuse me of worcester we could actually have some breaks of sunshine out you folks may stay dry throughout the entire day. there will be a sharp cut-off with this area of rain that does develop. notice that the latest model really coming into boston although worcester could get in on this. it's pretty much inside of 495. that the heaviest downpours will be. watch the tail end of this. it's been indicating all day long that we've been having the chance for some wet snow flakes mixing on in. of cou