maybe down along the cape and towards southeast massachusetts. for most of you, temperatures will be in the low to mid-70's. tonight, though, a really mild night. look at those temperatures. 6's again. next chance for rain not until thursday or friday. the good news: sunshine returns for the weekend. >> christa: all right. blowing in the win: the nobel prize academy left hanging. so far by a mysteriously absent bob dylan. >> kris: that is kind of a dylan thing to do. right? he goes against grain. puppies stolen from a pet store in texas. ? you need blinds. now. right now buy one get one half off all wood blinds and cellular shades. blinds to go. blinds for life. fifteen million sold in just the last 10 years and we're saying thanks during blinds to go's customer apppreciation sale! buy one get one half off your favorite products. we love our customers and we're showing it. blinds to go. blinds for life. chool. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to

for now, the heavy showers continue to sit in southeast massachusetts here. plymouth to bridgewater to pushing out. the edge of this system is over the pike here across boston, but this will move out and will be long gone for the trick-or- treaters on monday. here's 11:00 p.m. tonight. we see the rain push offshore. but because of a northeasterly flow, there could be lingering clouds. the rest of us enjoying a sunny start to the day with full sunshine ahead for monday afternoon. if thbr around. up to 30 miles per hour. again, from the north and west. so that is going to keep our temperatures pretty low even though we'll see abundant sunshine through the afternoon. monday even, sunset, it gets chilly. the high today was fantastic, 65 degrees. hopeful you're you got to -- hopefully you got to enjoy it. average high was 57 this time temperatures now have fallen into the 40s. 48 degrees in boston. although 51 in chatham. 45 degrees in -- overnight, they creep down to the upper 30s. 38 for beverly. 37 bedford. waking up in boston to more 30s. maybe some areas of p

the best chance of a shower will be for areas north and west of boston with the we southeast massachusetts. and we're back into the sun. cool, brisk end to the work week. the good news is as we look toward the weekend, the high pressure will move right over top of new england. that means the lighter winds, full sunshine, great for the festival, events, road races going on. it will be a cool weekend, but a nice one. and as we go towards sunday, it 60s. increasing clouds, but it looks like a dry day. for the patriots, tom brady returning home. temperatures in the 60s and partly cloudy skies. not too much wind. we have been talking about the foliage across much of northern new england and even into worcester county now, it is fantastic. and it looks like a good weekend. the leave also start dropping for northern new england. so this might be the last couple of days to really soak peak conditions just about everywhere at the high elevations and great color in the berkshires and expect it to accelerate southward. apple fest going on this weekend. it looks cool. excellent. 50s on saturday and lo

heavy rain in millis and walpole and heading a little bit further to the east and southeast massachusetts. scituate and marshfield. brant rock, just get ready for downpours. >>> dozens of cyclists in cambridge are pushing for better protection on local streets. fox25's christine mccarthy have more on why the issue more >> reporter: how many people want too die that is how important it is. hundreds rallying for safer streets for cyclists. >> tomorrow and next week or next year. but right now, today -- >>reporter: their demand for change features two recent cyclist deaths in the city. 60-year-old bernard joe lavins hit by a tractor-trailer in porter square and 27-year-old nursing student amanda phillips, struck by a landscaping truck in inman nervous and shaken about it. still i think it made people more -- we need safe streets now more. and don't let this tragedy be in vain. >> reporter: they are asking the city for you in protective bike lanes for restrictions on trucks in certain areas and lower speed limits. >> it's frightening. like i am scared on a regular basis. and for my daughter.

the heaviest rain over southeast massachusetts today, but we had some beneficial rain around boston, and the line is pushing into boston overnight, and the temperatures fall into the 40s. in the morning the rain has moved out, and we'll have a drink northwest wind, and the clouds part, and the afternoon will have temperatures in the upper 50s, and tomorrow we'll have a baseball game. it will be night, but the sky will be clear, and 54, go sox. the rest of the forecast is coming up. >>> and more news tonight, police in vermont say a wrong way driver crashed head on into another car on interstate 89 killing five teenagers. here's more from the satellite center now with the investigation. >> reporter: ken, vermont state police say a man stole a police cruiser moments earlier he crashed his own car into a car them ages 16 and 15 have died, and their high school community is filled with grief. students, parents, and teachers weep and console each other at harwood high school after learning four of their students died in the crash saturday night. >> it was a tragedy. >> reporter: the fifth

for those holiday weekend, considering, to the south, especially southeast massachusetts saturday night. >> say something good to make you feel good. >> let's go play! >> stephen colbert is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hay, diane lane thank you so much for being here. i want you to meet paul, one of my sprfersing producers segment tonight. ? you, there's only you in my life ? ? >> stephen: did you just hear music is it. >> yeah, i heard it. hey, i should go. it's very nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> stephen: diane, did the two of you just have a moment? >> no, that was nothing. i've been in so many romantic movies, that just happens

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weather: jerry sent this, brisk 38 in hanson with sprinkles, which we have been tracking over southeast massachusetts. i want you to be aware there is a risk for early flurry or an early sprinkle today across eastern massachusetts. and accumulation, i am keeping it in western massachusetts. and i want you to clear up the storm drains. need a clear path for that water. a lot of heavy rain. and we have a lot of leaves on ground. and two together we could see issues tomorrow morning on the roadways. damaging winds, something we will monitor tonight. and into tomorrow morning. so we have a lot of cold air out there. now we have snow falling in new york. barely getting into western most new england right now. as we travel through the west of the morning. we start in 20s and 30s now. i know future cast is bringing us into mid to upper 30s and lower 40s at 10:00 a.m. of the i feel like this is fast. i feel like warm up could be slower than this. through 10:00 a.m. you can see southeast mass, spot most likely flurry. by 2:00, between one and two, we have rain moving into the worcester area. just to the west

and we have winds gusting in 20 miles an hour range over southeast massachusetts. and it is doing a number to windchills even where we do not have stronger gusts it is breezy. feels like 30 in boston. 23 right now in worcester. the time line on how long this really chilly air will last us up next. >> anchor: and getting a flu shot delivered to your front door, still ahead on fox 25 morning news news. how a local nurse teamed up with the winter bug. >> and the desperate search for a missing woman enters day four. up next what her son said that she was doing minutes before she went missing from the back deck. >> anchor: as we go vian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible n and women are wor

that ribbon of rain that developed eastern connecticut, northwestern rhode island, central massachusetts, southeast new hampshire and western portions of maine where some places picked up 3 or 4 inches of rain out of that. we are in a lull not ch moist, dank, damp, club 61 from the concord carlyle high school, to cambridge and also 61 degrees this morning. but chillier weather to the west, 50s connecticut river valley, pushing east ward. more of a dramatic temperature drop this afternoon from west to east as we have another batch of showers down here. one more disturbance which has showers late this morning first part of the afternoon at least, it will not turn really windy until late this afternoon. late tomorrow, highs 55, this is happening this morning, cooling off this afternoon. nicole. >> thank you clean up under way after heavy rain caused problems across the state last night. this was the scene in wooster, drivers stranded with water rising to the windows, tweeted out a warning to stay inside many people forced to just abandon their cars. katie takes a closer look. >> water about 3 feet dee

southeast of boston. we're sunday morning now. now, my forecast doesn't have the showers lingering backheel. but i believe there will be some rainshowers in southeastern massachusetts, especially from plymouth, southeast to cape cod and the islands. 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, but mostly clear the farther north and west you go and no risk of any showers in boston the way i see it. here is where i'll keep the showers in the forecast for you on cape cod and the islands. in the morning, the half marathon in boston, there could still be a shower at 7:00 a.m. and drying it out, temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's and actually, falling a bit as the day goes on, but not a threat for a heavy rain the way it looks to me at this point. something we'll be watching closely all weekends for your plans in and marathon. i'm not. that's how it will be around boston for any of your activities. this is the storm off of the coastline here. there's jacksonville, the eye of the storm is offshore by quite a margin. it's actually wobbled a little bit to the right. how do i know that? we can measure from the eye to the coastline and find out it's 37 miles away. it was back to 30 mi

southeast. they will get stronger and stronger now. the wind will be a factor. eastern massachusetts, 57. wind coming off the water. a lot we still have a snow area. that is in the process of lifting northward. here is a wider view. still some bands of snow. you can see that all lifts to the north. one band may move out. more is going to follow. there could be a couple of storm. tomorrow the heaviest rain will be north of us. even at the beginning of the commute it will be up to boston. there are to be a lot of clouds. there are going to be a backlash from the storm. partially clear for early saturday. in terms of snowfall this is where it is going to be that is where i think 3-6, maybe 6-12. wind advisory, into the day tomorrow. you can see here this is what is expected. still quite windy during the day tomorrow. storm impacts my very high chance of rain. a low chance of thunderstorm. these are your high temperatures tomorrow. sunday we may break out into some partial sun. it may give rain from the pike southward. high impact day tomorrow because of the wind. you can get the idea. 30-40

massachusetts, now it's confined to the mountains of northern new england. today. warm air through the middle of the country. great weather through the southeast. this continues for the weekend. the exception being along the northern board their saturday. even that sunday. this looks like a september forecast. not late october. that's great. that's a look at the big weather story of the day, now, here's a closer look at the day ahead. >>> the raempb will be exiting boston early. it will be lingering in portland, up toward banger, maine all day long. how about this, near warmth from texas to oklahoma, louisiana, mississippi and alabama. and the great news is the warm conditions is going to continued right into halloween for many people and a lot of happy trick or treaters. >> yeah, especially with a lot of costumeing happening before halloween. thank you. just ahead, we may have a story that tops a 1983 new york post that read headless body in a they take bullets, why aren't they paid for all the hours they are putting in. next. are putting in. next. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, i

southeast and more than 1,600 flights have been cancelled. >> forcing a lot of people to change their plans. . >> reporter: as hurricane matthew whipped towards florida one massachusetts couple had >> went flee down to jacksonville for my brother's wedding with the bride and groom on the plan. >> reporter: his brother had plans to marry in florida when mother nature stepped right in their way. >> discovered midway that the island is being evacuated where the wedding was supposed to be. the wedding was postponed. we did a mad dash and now back only story of matthew's havoc. >> they locked down their florida home and hoping for the best while they visited their daughter their luggage loading into. >> over there like crazy, the traffic is backed, people are evacuating the beach area. >> there's lines at the gas stations, i think gas is running out >> reporter: while some airports like fort lauderdale there's concerns over travel but also the loved ones left behind. >> we have some anxiety. >> reporter: many airlines are letting passengers change to a later flight without penalty. . >> if you are traveling fort lauderdale's airport is expected scheduled out of logan. and

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voters in massachusetts will decide whether to legaltize drug for recreational use come next month. ism we're tracking hurricane matthew. millions along the southeast coast are bracing for impact. matthew already tearing through georgia and then north carolina. >> jadiann: take a live look at myrtle beach. we know that storm is not letting up right now. let's get straight over the chief meteorologist jeremy rhiner with a check of what's going on. >> jeremy: here it is. a closer look from the doppler radar out of georgia. you can see the eye right here, the eye wall. and when we talk about maximum sustained winds of 130mph, whatever that is, tonight it's 105, it's usually right here in the eyeball. so thankfully that's off shore for the entire day. now, granted with that said, you still have a fire hose of moisture coming in from the ocean. savannah getting pummeled with heavy rain, down toward brunswick. where you have these heavy bands of rain that come in, that's when you get your winds to gust between 65 and 75mph. this will continue moving slowly thinking right now is the hurricane center. the eyeball does remain off shore overnight tonight. yo

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massachusetts. everything is essentially drying up on way down. i have had one or two reports of sprinkles over southeast mass. but as for the snow keeping all accumulation out west today. clear the storm drains. i don't want leaves to clog i say silly because avoidable. take care of the issue. now damaging gusts something to watch for tonight. we have cold air in place. cold enough. as you can see for snow. still yet to get down to the ground. future cast here timing out more significant snowflakes. by 10:00 a.m. temperatures here next couple of minutes will be sitting where they are. now a lot of mid to upper 30s on the map. by lunch time today. i do have showers getting closer to the worcester area. and between about 1:00 steady rains move in. if it comes down hard enough early it will drop the temperatures enough to mix in a couple of snowflakes or sleet in central mass and southern new hampshire. on the lookout for that. based on these temperatures too warm for anything to stick anyway. and temperatures do continue to warm up. mostly into the evening. boston rain arrives along the coastline. but two

massachusetts. call for that rain. showery, north and west, steadest and heaviest at times over southeast mass. temperatures will be going down. tomorrow will be a nice, sunny conclusion to the holiday weekend with temperatures going up to the upper 50s. the rest of my accurate weather forecast just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> well it's a big day for patriots nation and they will see their starting qb heading back on the field for the first time this season. live this morning in cleveland is wbz nick it sounds like a lot -- geo vane. it sounds like a lot of fans are heading to cleveland. >> reporter: the anticipation is mounting. good morning. i tell you you look at this situation right now you're hearing kind of the same sentiments shared across the league this weekend that nfl commissioner roger goodell may have only just poked the bear that it tom brady leading up to this game right here in the wake of the deflategate saga that was a lot of teams now fearing the head coach, hue jackson who said this week that he is not looking forward to it. it is not a fun task having to fac

southeast and does a loop. we could be dealing with this well into sunday, monday, and tuesday. back to you. >> janice, yesterday you told me on radio, look out up to massachusettsng to go that high? >> no, now the forecast models are showing a push again to the south and perhaps this thing hanging out along the coastline, which would be awful. so that's why we -- i mean, we need to monitor. we could be talking about well into next week, brian. so very dangerous situation for all along the southeast coast. northeast looks like you're okay for now. >> and use your head because you're going to first responders in jeopardy if you don't listen. janice dean, thanks so much. >>> we've been talking about the vp nominees this morning because they debated last night. what about the top of the ticket? what do their paths to the presidency look like today? we're doing the math. yep, on the map, next. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your pho