of november. but you can see changes moving in from the south and west right now. we've got two areas of disturbed weather, one back to the west, another one to the south of new england. so all of that converging on the northeast giving us a perfect of damp and cool weather for tonight. now, most of the rain is going to fall in southern new hampshire to. the north, say plymouth points north, very little rain out of this particular storm, possibly a quarter inch at most. south. it will turn breezy as well, especially along the coast and then more showers likely later again. that's how the next few days should play out. right now on the chilly side, low to mid 30's in the great north woods with skies still elsewhere the clouds are lowering and thickening and temperatures beginning to hold in the 40's to around 50. we will not see a big temperature tumble from here on out for tonight in southern new hampshire. still on the dry side, even though doppler radar is showing a few showers the air is so dry now that it's evaporating before reaching the ground. it is reaching the ground back in upstate new york all the way to the south of new england, and as the storm continues

of dry air. high pressure to south. not moving much today. as we work toward tomorrow and thursday south of new england into this position for thanks giving. that will set up southerly flow. at that time on thursday that's when we start to warm. temperatures will read the middle 50. the trade off that we will see more clouds around on thursday. looks like mostly cloudy day. dry day all day long. temps this afternoon lots of sunshine. 40 to 45. normal high the 49. this afternoon around 44. 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

high pressure drifting south of new england the next several days will lock in the clear skies and eventually it will find a home south of new england and set up a southerly flow. so that will warm things up on thanksgiving. temperatures on thursday heading for the middle 50s but the tradeoff with the warmer air is the southerly flow. we'll grab moisture off the atlantic and produce a fair amount of clouds though i think it will be dry in southern new england on thanksgiving day. dry travel today and tomorrow. if tomorrow is your travel day leaving new england, it's dry across the northeast. in the 40s. if you're flying out tomorrow, no storms along the eastern seaboard. a couple of showers through florida but dallas okay, atlanta fine, minneapolis, chilly and early in the week the jet stream looks like this. as we work toward thursday and friday, it will find a home that will look like that, which is does often in november but the return to warmth a couple days thursday and friday then it turns chilly again by saturday afternoon. >> jadiann: we can deal with that. new regulations for the sal

watching a storm system south of new england that may make a pass at us through tuesday. for veterans day, the parade ceremonies looks on it. jamie: let' s schedule great sunday in sports. sean mcdonald hosted number five richmond. the quarterback in for this one guns to jordan powell, 19 yards, unh doing it with defense. and unh doing it with defense. patick mensah with the first of two interceptions for him in the game. that led to this long pass play. sean goldrich to rory donovan down at the one yard line . goldrich ran it in on the next play 14-7. just before the half, kyon taylor from goldrich on a slant eight-yard touchdown. 21-7 unh at the break. this play helps unh keep their lead. goldrich has never lost a caa game at home . - yard touchdown run cuts the lead to 27-22. unh keeps their playoff hopes alive with a 30-25 win over 5th ranked richmond spiders. just huge. jason king is off this saturday. school action. 6 title games, championship teams to crown, plus cross country meet of champs and the beginning of the football playoffs. lets start with soccer boys di

of the ordinary, taking place so far. the real key is what is happening down here. just to the south. south of new england. that is where we are getting some intensification and we expect storm development to enhance as it moves northward. heavier rain bands that will be rotating in. 5:00 in the morning. 7:00 in the morning. for those of you facing a morning commute, it will be wet and windy with the strongest winds along the coast. lunchtime, still having wet weather from boston south and east. we will see the weather retreat to the east in the afternoon. brightening of the skies west of austin but not in boston until tomorrow night. how about rainfall amounts? about an inch of rain in boston. nine 95 south and east, could average about an inch. lesser to the north. the reason we pick up the rain and wind, even though the storm wants to pull out. it is intensifying. when it finally gets far enough away, things will start to diminish. wind advisory, goes in effect in a couple of hours and lasts until 7:00 p.m.. wendy from now right on through tomorrow morning. the longest time of strong wind and gusts. 30

thursday it's different, south of new england. flow. at the same time it's going to grab clouds and throw them up into southern new england so more clouds than sunshine on thanksgiving. but right now it looks dry and mild with temperatures by afternoon in the mid 50s. 7news begins now. >> christa: we have breaking news first up at 5:00 a.m. warplane. why they claim they were forced to fire. >> jadiann: the u.s. issues a worldwide travel alert for americans. what you need to look out for as the holiday rush gets under way. >> christa: we have eaking

can you see right now a squeeze play is on here as we do have one system passing south of new england and another one scooting off to our north although these clouds are clipping the north country with a few extra clouds in and around the great north woods. that may actually keep temperatures up a little bit overnight instead of crashing back into the 20's, we'll probably hold in the 30's in northern parts of the state by early morning. right now with 40's from plymouth north and west down into the lakes region and through tupper valley, monadnock region as well. then the 50's still holding on from concord points south and southeast. but it's low 50's, and it will cool quickly into the 40's the the next couple hours. overnight tonight with more clouds drifting in up north, it will cool back to the mid to upper 30's and rise towards morning, elsewhere upper 30's and lower 40's will do it. however, a good part of the country enjoying spring-like conditions, temperatures well above average not only in the northeast but back through the northern and central part of the plains states where

thursday the high dips south of new england setting up a southerly flow. warm and more moisture. increasing clouds thursday afternoon and a couple of thursday. looking great for taco tuesday, between 65 and 70. lakeville 68. even if you want to have pizza, a great day. amesbury 68. worcester hills, middle 60s, pushburg and worcester. the cape and the islands, mid 60s. a lot of clouds thursday afternoon, friday afternoon, maybe a few sprinkles. weekend at this time dry, cooler on sunday for the patriots game. >> christa: things picking up on the roadways, rich kirkland is here with the info. >> jadiann: the biggest backups are 93 where we are now. one of the reasons, accidents, plural. a three-car crash on 93 southbound at dascomb road. heavy traffic extends to route 3 in rockland. downtown traffic filling in but things are all right. the tobin was backed up early and still there. the t says on time. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: thank you. we're following several breaking stories. we start in canton where a standoff with a stabbing suspect has just come

then you move out of new england the numbers are a little bit milder along the new york state through way down new york city and points south of there. there's not a lot of major storminess from coast-to-coast. there's couple of showers in florida and clouds and an isolated shower in texas. atlanta is fine. west coast again a lot of clouds and a couple of sprizes. >>> let's go to fast track traffic. we have a very important task today. >>> a couple of incidents to tell you about. let's go to map we have an accident to tell you ability. this is in beverly. the right lane blocked at 138 northbound at route 1-a. the back up from this accident is about 7 minutes. hitting south on 93 a little bit slow. 128 northbound looking good as well. ten-minute drive. let's take a look at your current drive time to head tout door. 128 to zacem bridge, 13 minutes. >> speaking of traffic right now 47 million americans are getting ready to head out of town for the holidays. if your plans for the next couple of day include airline travel here's of word of advice. get there early. give yourself plenty of time. extra security also in place at inc

the rain is south of long island, slow to move north, order to but the rain is creeping up and i expect showers to approach the south coast of new england by noontime. so cape and the islands, buzzards bay by lunchtime, rain settling in. most of the showers will be south of the mass pike so boston through worcester north into southern new hampshire. the rain will fill in this evening and overnight. it becomes steadier and heavy pockets of rain at times overnight. the wind will increase first out of the east-northeast then out of the north tomorrow. there's a wind advisories in place along the coastline, north shore, south shore, cape and the islands through 4:00 tomorrow afternoon so we have a lot of rain and wind to talk about tomorrow. more on that as "7 news today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: now at 5:00 a.m., a manhunt under way after a suspect involved in a police standoff makes an escape. >> jadiann: one person is dea

high pressure wobbles to south of new england. that's a souther i will flow. we're mild again. the only trade off with the southerly flow it's got more moisture in it. a few more clouds will show up thursday afternoon. there may be a few sprinkle but nothing significant. today looks great. lots of sunshine. 65 to 70. the city around 70. lakeville at 68ment. north of down merrimack valley. new hampshire seacoast upper 60s to around 70. a great day for yard work. although a little bit breezy out there breaking leaves. temp will reach the mid-60s. tonight mostly clear. cool, lows down into the 40s here around 50 in downtown boston. more sunshine tomorrow. but again a little bit cooler for everyone tomorrow. today 65 to 70. and then that high pressure out east of us doing its thing. coastal areas right around 60 bedford 65. this is like a fence between you and your neighbor. they are on the cool decide out west. even sunday the cool down near 50. that's a cool day. but that's brief. temps next week jump back into the 50s and 60s. >>> this story will make you want to get into the gr

south of new england. more showers approaching the showers are across rolled island into south eastern mass. anyone is fair game close to i-95 as you get mid afternoon through the evening hours as the storm system continues to workup the coastline. into the mid 30s by late into the evening. you may see a mix of sleet and snow late this evening. we'll talk more on the forecast ahead kris: breaking overnight police exchange gun fire. police were responding to reports at a dispute at a home and someone allegedly fired shots at police. officers returned fire and no injuries have been reported. but still no word yet this morning of what happened to that nancy: police are saying one person was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds including one to the head. >>> also breaking overnight one person has been taken to the hospital after being shot in roslindale. kris: an overnight bomb scare on a flight headed for turkey. more nan 250 people onboard. investigators are looking into the source of that threat. now,

that fog starts to burn off but then the clouds start to come in from the south of massachusetts and new england really you see that spot of green right there. a couple of those sprinkle can make it to south coast as well. you will have more sun and warm temperatures up here a bit cooler with the clouds working in and the southerly winds coming off the water, too on the coastal areas of southern new england. so watch for a couple of sprinkles to pop up they will be confined to southern most reaches of new england if they do make it here at least for you now. some showers start to become more frequent in through friday morning not just south coastal areas but during the commute building northward into southern massachusetts and southeastern massachusetts. then pushing into the boston area and mostly south shore still but more showers through the morning on friday and into friday afternoon. there will also be some time for sun as well all the while warm air being pumped in here during friday that's where we're really going to warm things up that will be the day for the warmest temperatures of the

high pressure settles to the south of new england. sets up a southerly flow tonight and tomorrow. that's why we are mild. friday also mild. mix of clouds and sunshine. the lone weather system for the holiday is a cold front. this is where it will be on friday. as the front sweeps through on saturday morning there could be i think as pressing through southern new england it will weaken so that's why i think just sprinkles isolated shower but it will deliver cooler air for the second half of the holiday weekend. cool this afternoon but no wind. that's huge this time of year. you take that wind out you are doing all right. boston 44. later on today brockton 46. out of fenway still playing football. they have two this afternoon. one this afternoon one this evening. another a couple games tomorrow. looks great out at fenway for football with temperatures this afternoon and this evening in the 40s. with high pressure on the eastern seaboard plan on mostly sunny skies to partly sunny tomorrow. and again on friday. saturday again that weather system moving through so cooler on saturday. mi

then by thursday, high pressure finds a home south of new england for a few days. that will set up a southerly breeze. that will allow temps to warm once again. and also pull up a couple of clouds from the virginias. dry. for the afternoon, brilliant sunshine. 65-70. the city around 70. duxbury, 68. for tonight, mostly clear. cool. down into the 40's. to around 50. tomorrow, a lot of sun. cool at the coastline tomorrow. again, along the coastline 70. the numbers will be cooler tomorrow. low 60's. still, even these numbers, beverly, boston, plymouth, duxbury, nahant, hull, will be in the... above normal. the normal high is about 56. high pressure, looks like this on the eastern seaboard. that force it is jet stream off, well off to our northwest. that does not allow cool air to bother us. except maybe one day, sunday. mostly sunny skies. that is a cool day. but it's brief. temps on sunday afternoon, low 50's. patriots game looking awesome down at gillette. kickoff temps, 50. >> anchor: can't wait for that one. thank you so much. speaking of football, four teams remai

south coast. mears future cast showing the fog developing overnight then the clouds and the risk of sprinkles especially along the south coast of new england during the afternoon tomorrow. a higher risk for showers in the forecast for all of us. i'll take you hour by hour to when you can expect those before the end of the week. >>> breaking news about boston-based city sports stores. all of the chains 26 locations are reportedly closing. according to the boston globe all of the store's assets will be liquidated and sold off. city sports filed for bankruptcy last month. that's when the company claimed it was only going to close a few stores but keep others operating under a new owner. the plan is expected to be approved in court tomorrow. >>> a woman found burned to death and tied up near some train tracks in bridgewater. fox 25 has been following this story all day and you new tonight police are looking for clues at nearby businesses. fox 25's ted daniel is back live in bridgewater with what he's learned tonight. ted? >> reporter: well, the victim is a woman but that's about all we know. still no word tonight on her identity. race or age.

and going to be slow to get that front south of new england, which is why i hear we will have a couple of lingering showers even into the afternoon in southeastern massachusetts tomorrow. if you were looking for a better day for your outdoor plans sunday. clear and cold with wake-up temperatures in the 20s and 30s and during the afternoon, we tap into sunshine. my concern is this 37 my concern is this 37. we have a lot of clouds to the south and a potential that a couple of those will actually move back into the area. so i am going to keep it brighter here for your sunday forecast bear in mind that area south might tap into some cloud cover. temperatures are comfortable. but tomorrow all day, upper 40s. 47 on sunday and it cools down, but even brighter on monday of next week. back to you, guysaa all right, shiri. >>> a group of grinches struck early take early taking a truck full of christmas trees. what the thieves did that make it harder to find that big trailer. >>> the presidents of russia and france reach a solution to up next specialized surgery that's right lahey hospital and me

south of the coastline of connecticut. if you are heading down 95, once you cross over rhode island into connecticut here, do expect some wet travel the next few hours. down across that part of new england. now, most of the trend continues to lift off to the northeast. but slowly. the best chance of a few showers this afternoon. southeast massachusetts. also a few showers south of the mass. pike. out through worcester county. out through worcester and west of worcester. can't rule out some showers. hours to go. before we get any showers working in. a long extension of moisture. all the way down the carolina coastline. a storm system forming. that will be the mini nor'easter here as we go into tomorrow and tomorrow. ... tonight and tomorrow: this is tropical storm kate. kate is expected to stay well away from us. well offshore. there is really no influence from kate itself. that is going to go toward of days. for us, what are we tracking? the rainfall moving in. it becomes more widespread aftersunset and especially this evening. after dinnertime. through the midnight hours. you can see it blossom on the radar and satellite forecast here. now, i do expect nast rain to taper off a bit tomo

some of the clouds lingering down through southeastern mass along the south coast of southern new england. that will continue to slide off to the south as high pressure system builds in from the north. through see country here into southern canada. a couple of snow showers up close to quebec city but we've much colder air also across northern new england. temperatures into the teens and lower to middle 20s at this hour. high pressure building in. that will provide us much cooler air that will be in place. eventually what we'll deal with tuesday night into wednesday will be this system. at least this moisture that is down from middlesex stretching back up to through kansas city and southern iowa. waiting for it to swing out of the rookie, that will pull this moisture into the mid west as an area of low pressure system. this track not conducive for snow in new england. in fact take an area of low pressure and drive it through the great lakes, going to be on the warmer side of the storm so it'll fall monday night into tuesday but the system will be a rain event for us. i don't expect rain tu

then the blue h will wobble south of new england tomorrow and set up a southerly breeze so we're warm again. because of the breeze is from the south tomorrow and again on friday, there will be more clouds around tomorrow afternoon and through the day on friday. there might be sprinkles on friday morning. and we'll see a little bit of dew points today comfortable, very low. even tomorrow, only 50 or 52. friday you're going to feel the stickiness in the air, especially friday morning and through the afternoon. today mostly sunny skies. between 61 and 66. normal. tonight mostly clear, cool, 45 to 50. clouds in the afternoon. a warm day tomorrow and even boston 62. tomorrow i think we finish close to 70 degrees. norwood 69. providence 70. friday near record warmth with the record in boston friday 73 back in 1959. we'll get there. we'll tie that record. 7on7 forecast, saturday a lot of clouds. cooling off but still mild. low 60s. sunday a chilly day. mostly sunny skies. highs on sunday, including for the patriots game, upper 40s to around 50. >> jadiann: sounds pretty good. let's get over

it's the afternoon when the first showers first arrive on the south coast of new england martha's vineyard, nantucket getting some of the heavier downpours already. this makes its way northward slowly but notice that curl to the right we've been talking about so it's not coming straight north at us. eventually the rain gets in here during the evening. then fills in the worst of it overnight tomorrow night into early wednesday morning. it's also the time when the winds are going to ramp up. you will see that here by late tomorrow night gusting over 30 miles per hour in the early morning hours starting to gust over 40 miles per hour. that's why the wind advisory is in place late tomorrow night into wednesday morning. the worst part of this storm. we'll take that timeline to the end three of this storm system and talk about more rain in the seven day as well. >> stay up to date with the fox 25 weather apps. it's free to download to your apple or android device. >>> following breaking news in roslindale. police on the hunt right now for a suspect who jumped out of a window as officer moved in.

high pressure south of new england setting up a southerly flow adding moisture to the air. frizz in the hair but allowing temps to warm into the 70s. most of the nation does not have cold air. even minneapolis, 62 is warm. denver 45. seattle 52. chicago 72. so the mapped to features warm conditions. much the same tomorrow. there will be a fair amount of clouds today and tomorrow. here comes a cold front tomorrow night and sometimes behind these fronts you have to go several miles to find the chilly air. that happened saturday. that's not too bad. the chilly air takes over on sunday. normal high this time of year 55 three days. air arriving. for just a day then it warms up next week. today clouds and fog early. otherwise partly sunny, warm, breezy. tonight partly cloudy, fog. mild, lows lower than our normal highs. tonight, a fair amount of clouds. the record in the city is 73, worcester 70. we'll get there. we'll tied record in both of those cities. sunday mostly sunny skies. near 50. monday and tuesday next week, more sunshine. warming up again, near 60. >> jadiann: let's h

now tomorrow, the high pressure will drift south of new england and set up a southerly flow so it's a little warmer tomorrow. temperatures for tomorrow for thanksgiving, mid 50s. friday a run into the low 60s. then it cold front will cruise into new england early on saturday with a sprinkle or two but more importantly sending numbers back into the 40s. today mostly sunny skies. no wind. temps 43-47. traveling across new england or even outside of new england, roads are going to be dry. if you're hopping on an airplane, no significant weather. showers in portions of florida as well as texas and just a bunch of clouds through the center part of the nation. minneapolis 48. not too bad. snow in the intermountain rage san francisco, a lot of clouds. goose eggs, those are airport states. traveling for the remainder of the holiday, for sprinkles on saturday morning, that would be our only weather we track for you. otherwise it will be dry. sunny today and then for tomorrow, partly sunny skies. chilly tomorrow morning and then as we work through the day tomorrow, the numbers reach the middle

cloudiness around because even though the south, the rain shall state south of us in the clouds will be around southern new england thickest of the south coast. temperatures turn from coolest chillier sunday night. here is a brief shower that could occur this evening. notice that we do have some clouds around at times tomorrow with that wave of low pressure passing south. it clears completely for tomorrow night, and sets us up for a bright day on sunday. there you go. around 60 tomorrow i would rule out a touch of rain, but most of it should state south. sunday is a bright day for the patriots game. around 50 for the start and certainly in the 40' s later on. 10 to 15 miles an hour and a less wind later on. monday is a beautiful day and quickly moves up to about 60. we have a couple chances and one might be tuesday night. that is how things are looking now but i will have a complete update looking at new >> i practiced today. >> you know what the patriots players don' t understand? when they say it is team policy not to talk about injuries, they are implying there is an injury. >> how was the knee? >> we don' t ta

now some low clouds and fog over southwestern connecticut may overspread the rest of south most new england overnight. also following a few showers skirting southeastern mass and the he cape which could linger to early tomorrow morning. they move off and there this is break the sun thand should be enough to prac the record in boston. changes for the weekend, we talk about that answer few minutes. ed: this framingham high student is charged with raping a classmate right behind the school. 18-year-old patrick cowart is being held on $50,000 bail. cowart claims he had consensual sex with the alleged victim when they met in the woods yesterday afternoon. school councilors noticed she was missing from class. they say she was incoherent and possibly intoxicated when they found her. the suspect's attorney has questions for the school. the school department says it is investigating what happened. somebody should have been watching them. the school department says it is investigating what happened. heather: the plot thickens in the case of a illinois police officer who staged his own suicide to avoi

of chatham, now nothing happening on the islands. there may be sprinkles, even more organized showers later on tonight, but it will be confined to the south coast of new england and out there in those islands as well and they're all circling around from the south, just like we were talking about last night and cushing towards southern new england, but not making it farther north. at least not yet. there will be showers tomorrow that will make it into the boston area, but not these. this is first thing in the morning, really literally first thing, just after midnight. showers coming across the south coastal areas, it will push us into the morning drive time vineyard getting any showers that come across. morning, couple sprinkles may pop up farther north and few and far between. hardly any chance of any rain making it into boston. to the west, we look for breaks in the clouds to start to appear in the afternoon. when we get our max heating. now remember the sun is going down, close to 4:30 p.m. and we need to get the sun out early any to get the heating up there to get the records tomorrow. good shot at hitting the records for boston and worcester tomorrow afte

for for the track of this storm and that's why it's giving us trouble to really pinpoint it or has so far. let me give you my latest thinking. clouds along the south coast of new england. the rain is down the coast, into the -- well, delmarva area, maryland, delaware, virginia, heavy rain coming through virginia and the part of the storm that looks like it want to hit us is circling like this. that puts it mostly in line for southeastern massachusetts, but but the heaviest will be in southeastern new england. here's futurecast, taking the clouds in here through the morning hours. notice, more sun the farther north you are in massachusetts and all of new england during the morning tomorrow. the clouds start to roll in, these will be thin at first, so you'll still see filtered sunshine. they get thicker through the afternoon. by lunch time, the first raindrops approaching and even falling on martha's vineyard and nantucket and moving forward wart on to the -- northward on to the south shore, take you into the evening commute tomorrow and there's some of the heaviest rain but it gets harder and farther north from there. how much you can expect and the strong winds that w

south. so it's dry, it's cool, colder across northern new england. some of the air drain in over southern new england. so we're seasonable though for this time of year. spoiled november with warm weather. this is a reality check. 46 degrees this afternoon on average. light breeze out of the north northeast. near 40 tomorrow. we track rain tuesday night into wednesday. yet. >> anchor: here per today's top stories. hillary clinton will be in massachusetts today. the democratic candidate will hold a rally in boston with mayor marty walsh. walsh is expected to give his campaign. we're learning more about this man officer garrett swasey killed in the planned parenthood shooting in colorado springs on friday. the husband and father of 2 was a champion ice dancer who grew up in melrose. a suspect is behind bars and will face a judge tomorrow. 2 others were killed and 9 injured. family and friends laying baby doe to rest. the funeral for bella bond was held in winthrop saturday morning. there was a ceremony at the funeral home before the service. police discovered b

south. it will take a while to work into southern new england. best chance of few showers this afternoon will be the further south you go in new england including down through plymouth. afternoon. most of the daylight hours on the dry side. this evening i expect some showers to start to work on in. hills. down across the cape and island pick up a couple of showers into the afternoon with temperatures holding into the mid 50s overall. tonight and tomorrow we contend with a stronger wind onshore wind turning more out of the north tomorrow. gusting to 45 miles per hour. that's where we have wind advisory along the coastline. more on the 7-day forecast ahead. right now a stand off over in rosslandale. a suspect still on the run. police trying to track down this man. they had surrounded inside an apartment building. he ended up getting away through a window. here's victoria warren. >> this stand off last night lasted for several hours. the suspect wasn't even inside that he escaped by jumping out of the third floor window. the drop was about 30 feet. that's what thi

south. slow moving in through a lot of southern new england but i expect scattered showers to overtake the cape and the islands, buzzards bay, by midday. few more scattered showers working through southeastern mass and south of the mass pike. more widespread rain overnight. so the bulk of the the rain this evening, overnight and tomorrow morning. half an inch to an inch a pretty good bet. maybe a few towns isolated amounts higher. rain tapering to scattered showers. the other story, the wind. increasing out of the east-northeast then out of the north. wind advisory along the coline cape and the islands. >> we track rain and wind over the next couple days. 55 to 60. boston, worcester north. dry side. rain and increasing wind 42-48. tomorrow rain tapers to afternoon showers. gusty wind, a raw day for veterans day. if you're heading to the parades, keep the umbrella handy. 7on7 forecast, drying out to end the week. seasonably cool over the weekend. >> christa: let's get to that breaking news on the mass pike. what a mess and what a backup. >> rich: but the good news is all lanes are open. we had a

these will stay on the south shore hand south coast of massachusetts and new england. tomorrow. so a lot of clouds around boston and to the south, a lot of clouds, but showers in hyannis. this is going to start in hyannis with the rainshowers. notice temperatures staying fairly sted definitely this is the highest risk for rainshowers working in later tonight through the day tomorrow. boston will stay dry, but cloudy with temperature around 61 for a low, that's it. maybe upper 50's out in the back bay area. and then finally to worcester, a lot of clouds, temperatures staying in the 50's, but staying dry. it's the south shore and south coast that will see the showers work on in and futurecast showing it nicely. showers wrapping around, some of these look heavier. it's possible a couple of them will be more vigorous. the islands especially in line to get showers. nothing boston, worcester, into the north, really not much of the south shore either. a couple sprinkles will make it in there and that's about it. notice breaks in the clouds tomorrow afternoon. you get breaks in the cloud

of drizzle, few sprinkles around the metro area. the steadier rain in from morning is way north, pushing up to new england. south of there, some sprinkles, the metro area down to norfolk. air is drying out in southwestern virginia. getting some sunshine breaking out there. it will be a while before the dry air arrives. the southwesterly flow continuing to bring in enough moisture to give us a few sprinkles, maybe a bit of light rain. have an umbrella for the afternoon, a warm coat. long pants. it's going to be rather cool. for your lunch hour, upper 50s. wet roads. afternoon commute, still looking wet. around 60 degrees as you head back home. >>> right now, the trial is underway for colts linebacker and form maryland football player dequel jackson. he hit a pizza delivery man so hard he broke his jaw. they were fighting over a parking spot. >>> we're finding out more about the four people and an unborn child that were killed in a devastating crash over the weekend. >> the victims were on their way to a church when a pickup crashed into their van in hyattsville. a married couple in their 70s, a 6-year-old girl an

of new york city. that plane had ties to new england. what we dug up overnight of where the plane was head. >>> a south end woman died when she was hit while crossing the street. the time of day this happened may have caused the crash. >>> new intelligence point to a bomb by isis cause bomb by isis causing a plane to crash. the changes several airliners are making in morning. >>announcer: complete news coverage starts now. this the fox25 morning news. >>daniel: good morning, 4:00 on this november 5, i am daniel miller. >>julie: i am julie grauert. warm weather on the way, but not quite yet. fox25 storm tracker meteorologist shiri spear is here with the pots that are starting off cool this morning. shir? hirz shiri we have temperatures hirz shiri we have temperatures. >>shiri: we were temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 54 in boston now. 50 in worcester. 49 in bedford. up to lawrence. 56 in plymouth. 39 degrees in nashua, new hampshire with clear skies. we are going to struggle with a little more fog this morning. southeastern massachusetts, we are going to find the worst of the visibility down to a quarter mile new bedford and that means we a

jet stream is going to take on the ridgeing position, all of this warmth from the south to build up. portions oh of the northwest and new england as well, that is going to hold tight that pattern through the next several days all the way into the end of the week then you do notice that trough encroaching as we head to the weekend. the our heat wave will start to break as we head towards saturday but for tomorrow temperatures mild once again 65 degrees by the 1:00 hour 66 for the 4:00 hour, high level clouds kind of thinning out. in your seven-day forecast check out all these 70 71 into tuesday 74 on wednesday, abundant sunshine 72 thursday more cloud cover maybe a few sprinkles otherwise mainly dry on thursday. just a chance of showers on friday. going to get a little dusty this week. we're talking about the shorts earlier natasha. >> i don't know. i might have to do it. thank you very much. >> >>> thank you so much lauren. thousands actually came out to fairmount park today for for a a 5k run at the 10th annual free to breathe run and walk and our own kate bilo was there participating in the run. there she is afterwards she pr

jet stream is going to take on the ridgeing position, all of this warmth from the south to build up. portions oh of the northwest and new england as well, that is going to hold tight that pattern through the next several days all the way into the end of the week, then you do notice that trough encroaching as we head to the weekend. the our heat wave will start to break as we head towards saturday, but for tomorrow, temperatures mild once again, 65 degrees by the 1:00 hour, 66 for the 4:00 hour, high level clouds kind of thinning out. in your seven-day forecast, check out all these 70, 71 into tuesday 74 on wednesday, abundant sunshine, 72 thursday, more cloud cover maybe a few sprinkles otherwise mainly dry on thursday. just a chance of showers on friday. going to get a little dusty this week. we're talking about the shorts earlier natasha. >> i don't know. i might have to do it. thank you very much. >> >>> thank you so much, lauren. thousands actually came out to fairmount park today for for a a 5k run, at the 10th annual free to breathe run and walk and our own kate bilo was there participating in the run. there she is, after

of new england. in terms of rain chances they concord points south. then tomorrow night rain will increase everywhere in the state, with the heaviest likely falling from the white mountains points south. on veterans day we start with some rain, but you notice a back end to this, clearly lifts off the the north and east by midday with a lingering shower or two and plenty of clouds among with gusty winds for the balance of your wednesday. in terms of rainfall amount this is blue shade here indicates anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rain, a slight chance of a few spots could get more. speaking of increasing, winds on the light side through midday tomorrow. then notice as we advance through the afternoon, they begin to crank up a little bit out of the northeast. we could see some gusts, especially at the coast, up to 30 to 35 miles per hour. still quite breezy, and chilly as we go into the day on wednesday, especially the afternoon and early evening. fair skies, patchy fog later be the. it will be chilly as temperatures dip back to the low 20's up

look at the long line of cloud out of the south-west, right into new england and beyond. that's an active weather system singing further south-east very slowly. you see the cold front responsible for the rain. colder air to the north, milder to the south. in dallas, 87mm of rain in the course of 24 hours. it caused major problems, a number of rescues had to be undertaken and we had reports of someone washed away. >> in the cold air, it's about the snow. white out conditions. blizzards in nebraska. we see tricky travelling weather. the snow will continue to make its way, pushing into the milder air. turning to rain and easing eastwards as we go on into sunday. that will nunch its way back -- nudge its way back northwards. up to illinois, seeing some of that snow fall. the heaviest rain by that stage could see flooding towards georgia and the carolinas. >>> still to come on the newshour. coming to you live from doha. harsh conditions fleeing refugee into europe >>> president obama heading to paris with a plan to cut carbon emissions. not everyone back home is on board. i'm

everyone traveling from new england to the south a great couple of days to get to your location. it is forted two in boston, low techs 19 to -- temps 19 to 26. looking across the northeast breaking down the travel over the next couple of days up toward maine or downtown philly, it's getting warmer, you don't have to worry about that bone chilling cold that we have many years on friday. in fact will top 60-degrees on friday. will took a look at the next chance of rain coming up. >>> you can download the android app for free. >>> the state accident warning u.s -- state department is warning u.s. citizens, to be aware of your surroundings. likely to have happen in the next few months. so what is being done the keep you safe? >> reporter: david for one thing more police here at logan airport and it does not seem this morning has stopped travelers with going head with their traditions. signs giving some some peace of mind. holiday travel takes on a different tone this week. so many of us have to do it but after the state department terrorism alert many of us don't want to do it. >> ju

not much going on throughout southern new england, upstate new york or mid mid-atlantic. south of there, rain from raleigh through the deep south and panhandle of florida and western coast. this all continuing to stream north and once that area of high pressure that's over us now loses control and slides off to the east, that will allow for moisture to work up the eastern seaboard. the area of low pressure itself stays south and east of us. could get a batch of stead, heavy rain cross the cape and the islands later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. for the rest of us, steady light to moderate rain from boston through metrowest. thinking the timing of it for tomorrow is mostly in the afternoon and later in the day we go, the better bet of having rain. in boston, north and west of boston it may take mid to late steadier rain. wednesday, the rain tapers off. low-level moisture in place. with an active wind out of the north it will be a cool day. a better afternoon than the morning. in terms of wind speeds, this is tomorrow evening, the winds pick up down across the cape and the

new england. a lot of clouds metro boston. they've been moving south during the morning hours. and that will continue to be the trend as we shove them away even along the south coast and the cape. we've got flick those out over the next few hours. high pressure is with us. a nice day. partly to mostly sunny skies. mild one. normal should reach mid 50s. we've already done that this morning. in the afternoon low-to-mid 60s. the city around 64. framingham 63. we will flirt with 70 tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in about 15 minutes >>> let's go to stop story and student athlete in the hospital after he was stabbed in everett just trying to help out somebody else. >>> it happened hours after the teen also helped his team win a big game in the state play-offs. victoria warren live with more on what happened. vicki? >> good morning. at last check this student was listed in critical condition. his coach telling us all this after the big win. >>> 16-year-old marvin bedna stepped up to nil in as quarterback bringing the big win. >>> the coach put faith in me. i did what they asked

south. there are a lot of new englanders. general, let me start with you. >> people talk about the greatest generation, and i come from a division that has an incredibly proud hoyt. you've seen band of brother, the hbo series about these men, but the men and women we see today are absolutely extraordinary because they all signed up to serve. ... >> that's as exciting as it gets, you know, we wish our kids would go to school in the environment that they go in. it's been a privilege to serve with these gentlemen. >> one thing i've noticed is that the disproportionate number of our officer corps were either classic majors or studied ethics >> just physics. >> but you did -- he's the occasion, he was one of the speakers of the harvard class of 2001. this was before 9/11 and used the occasion to announce he was going to the marines, how have you made the decision? >> if anybody is thinking to go to college, majoring in physics is a great position. [laughter] >> you know, i grew up in a nice town, not with a family with on the of m

shifting to the northeast and getting out of your heading into new england, temperatureswas a little cool, 49 in islip, 55 in montauk, low pressure blowing to the south and heading out to sea but still has a decent amount of showers heading into new england and the keep in massachusetts but for us it is trying to wrap up and get out of here. it will affect your morning commute in terms of white rain and/or drizzle and it should break up, high temperature make it does to 59 degrees, 60 tomorrow, a separate system and another cold front pan sunshine sunday. time to get you to ines rosales. the wet weather causing problems but you might catch a break between veterans day and many folks and kids. ines: it has been sloppy, street because of veterans day, meters remain in effect, accident on the van without bound by atlantic avenue, one lane closed. other than that the commute looking good. let's go to cameras and look at the faraway by rockland county by the garden state parkway, traffic moving fine both directions, fdr drive has a problem at 96th street, flashing lights, one lane blocked with an accident and minor delays on the northbound side you are fi

on is some light rain or snow to the south of the viewing area, otherwise we ill be dry across day long, but there is some clearing to the west of from new england all the way to the four corners regions. there causing major problems in oklahoma. as for us, our conditions for the weekenn. storm track seven live weather and will continue through the evening hourr. temperatures right now are in the upper it's a little below average. the it's felt a bit more chilly as shows a mostly cloudy evening. as we head throughout the quicker, temperatures will dip into the teens everywhere elss will in the twenties. afternoon, however, we will iowa city, to washington. however, no rain or snow expected to fall from those day on sunday. here's the storm to twenties with decreasing clouds. tomorrow highs will be back in the 30ssith mostly here's the storm track snow late monday night into tuesday. we'll watch for accumulation possibilities. santa makes his appearance at the holiday hoolpa in downtown across the viewing area. as we head throughout the afternoon, however, we will start to see a few more clouds in the sky acros our southern counties, from cedar r

this front looks like it wants to come in to new england and start to pick up some of the moisture from that storm to our south and bring it into southern new england. that occurs here's how future cast will look. we have the showers coming through late in the morning into worcester then into boston around lunchtime. but look at the heavy rain coming into the south shore of cape cod and the islands. i have to see how this storm develops over the next 24 hours. but for sunday there's the possibility of some heavy rain in the afternoon south of boston out on cape cod and islands. it blows on out here by the evening hours although the lighter rain still hanging on to the outer cape right into the nighttime hours on sunday. so this is an impact forecast because your sunday plans could definitely be impacted if that does come to fruition. so i'm banking on at least some showers during the afternoon on sunday. pot 10 for some heavy rain to the south. high temperature temperatures cooler than today. 47 in malden for a high afternoon. here's your seven-day forecast there's your weekend in view. we are at the week afte

of patchy frost. not much going on in southern new england. through the carolinas, it's raining raleigh south shore. it rain works up the east coast so i expect wet weather to work in here by tomorrow afternoon. today, a lot of sunshine, mild, close to 60 degrees. tomorrow morning, clouds thicken up quickly and by early afternoon, south of the mass pike, especially southeastern mass, the cape and the islands, rainfall arriving. widespread late in the day tuesday and wednesday morning. otherwise it's comfortable out there this afternoon. we're jumping up close to 60 degrees so above the averages for this time of year. not quite as warm as last thursday and friday but we'll still have a nice day. that rain chance moving in beginning tomorrow afternoon, continuing into wednesday. gusty wind tomorrow night into wednesday, overall, the week looks seasonable. a lot of 50s on the board. more on the 70s as "7 news today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: two boston police officers dragged down a street by a car. we're live with the charges that driver is facing this morning. >> jadiann: a dgerous

of southern new england. partial sun at times. however, the rain that you see to the south of us will stay to the south of us down to the carolinas, down to the deep south here high pressure protecting us from the rain coming up the coastline as you can see, it runs along the front. that area of low pressure to the south of us missing us with the rainfall, high pressure building cooler day, more seasonable, temperatures in the mid-50s, breezy out there especially during first half of the day, but a good-looking day overall. what you expect to see on a nice november day, not the 70s but we're back into the 50s, as the air and high pressure starts to lied off, we will start off perfect lee fine perfectly fine on monday and increase the cloud cover, and there could be a spot shower on tuesday, and a better chance of showers later on in the week. you see this afternoon, there's no real cold air to talk about in terms of a big november chill across much the country. we get this quick shot of cooler air. it's more seasonable for tomorrow. that will lift on up, and then some sligh