so in southeastern massachusetts initially, this could be a little bit of rain. by 3:00 this afternoon a couple of rain and snow showers breaking out. but by 5:00 p.m. notice how everything is filling in rapidly. darker blues starting to show up along and north of the pike by 5:00 p.m. that is indicating that potential for some heavier snow squalls and those will be with us from about 8:00 this evening all the way up until 11:00 p.m. as this moves west to east along the coastline. initially at the coast rain ending as a little bit of snow. that will keep the amounts under an inch in most areas. from the pike on north ward up to a couple of inches of snow are possible. again the timing with this is critical. so that is for your evening commute. the morning commute not so fun either. olessa: good morning. we've been watch inning problem since about 4:30 this morning. 128 northbound in burlington right by route 3 an accident involving a wrong-way driver. once again this happened at about 4:30. at this point only the right lane is squeezing through. those delays nort

westward towards worcester. 3 to 6 in southeastern massachusetts and there's a potential some areas right along the far south coast could top 6 inches. if that main band of the heaviest snowfall moves a bit farther north. we have a high wind warning out for the cape and nantucket and this includes martha vineyard's as well because it's a blizzard warning. wind gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour and you don't have the blizzard warnings farther east because the wetter snow consistency is going to lead to less blowing and drifting and blizzard warnings are about visibility and wind. watching the coast sunday morning. high tide in particular south shore bay side and cape and nantucket. pockets of minor and coastal we will talk about that more coming now appreciate it thanks keep your eye on the storm for the latest forecast maps and hour by hour forecast and a link to the live weather blog as well go to cbs boston.com. >>> new at 5:30 they turned the luck into a power ball prize and tonight we are hear from two of the newest millionaires in massachusetts. robert dole and his wife susan had five nu

on the flipside, a little milder in southeastern massachusetts. 19 degrees right now plymouth. thankfully your winds are nice and light and no breeze to really cool things down. 22 at 8 a.m. by 10 a.m., 29 degrees. 33 at noontime, and we do manage to warm into the middle 30s there as the day goes on. futurecast involving sunshine, scattered clouds throughout the day. i do think that the clouds are going to favor the morning hours a little bit here so that drive home from work will be pretty quiet yet. we have partly cloudy skies overnight, pwaintd time you wake up tomorrow morning, there will be a little bit of sunshine in the forecast. this is our next weather maker that will be pushing toward us, and as it does during the day, expect clouds to increase during the afternoon. we start to see some very patch we start to see some very patchy showers out there, especially over southeastern massachusetts. they are just not going to amount to much. not expecting downpours. just scattered lighter showers, afternoon and evening hours especially here at 9 p.m. you can see we have dinne

middle of the night into early on southeastern massachusetts. we will have a high tide cycle there as well late saturday night and sunday morning. wind gusts going to be a story strong winds southeastern massachusetts. 45 to 65-mile-per-hour gusts. winds are going to decrease as you move north and west and all widespread power outages or anything like that but it could be pockets of coastal flooding again watching saturday night and again on sunday night. >> the direct hit for us but it will have an impact. sunday we clear out and we are looking at highs near 30. warming trend is starting next week with mid-30s monday and low 40s on tuesday and rain showers. lisa and david over to you. >> a lot going on in the forecast. >>> north shore nonprofit has a working plow and oddly enough it has a thief to thank for that. lynn police say a man stole a broken plow blade from a day care center. >> he returned it in working new at 5. >> reporter: it's the story ever a no good thief caught on surveillance who actually did do some good. >> what is she wearin

but look at boston 39 and some lower 40's in southeastern massachusetts. so initially by 3:00 this afternoon, maybe a couple of rain showers breaking out south of boston. but look how quickly the snow fills in. by 5:00 p.m. along and north of the pike, this is snow breaking out. it will get more intense by about 8:00 in the evening. that burst of heavier snow will shift toward the coastline so rain changes over to snow. around midnight. and tomorrow as the snowstorm pulls away, the winds really ramp up behind this. the winds will be gusting 40-50 miles per hour. wind chills no higher than the teens tomorrow. so if you thought yesterday was cold, tomorrow a little bit colder. less wind but still very cold with sunshine on thursday. all right. back out to the roads we go updating that situation to the north, olessa. olessa: we're talking about burlington live pictures from the scene for you this morning. this is a live look at 128 which is bumper to bumper at this point because of an accident involving a wrong-way driver. this this is the northbound side. yo

and expect we will make a changeover down across southeastern massachusetts, it is just not going to happen until after the evening commute, so those areas probably not as impacted by accumulation here later on today and boston at 26 , here is problem in boston itself, 5:00 p.m. i have rain but 7:00 p.m. i have snow, so got moving in as folks hitting road to head home later today, boston 38, norwood 38 been another spot between the snow and rain, so probably going to see a changeover happen during the commute, but 40s down to the cape and islands, and there as well it will happen pretty darn late, likely when you're already home. future cast by noon time today, and not much up ahead of this and a little bit of drizzle and up ahead but i'm thinking five, six, seven, when things start to get dicey in eastern massachusetts, central massachusetts, southern new hampshire and deeper shading and that concerns me because that will be in more potent snowfall, those will be burst of heavier snow. that's what's going to give us accumulation here and southeastern massachusetts and last of it hea

half inches in many locations, isolated spots may get over 2 inches, somewhat less over southeastern massachusetts and the cape, a lot of wind to go with it. potential winds 30-50 miles an hour with gusts from the east southeast on the coast becoming more southerly ahead of the approaching cold front. a high wind watch up not a warning but potential for winds 50-60 miles an hour on the coastal plain of southeastern massachusetts and a flood watch for parts of central new hampshire into western maine but no flood watches here. although flooding in poor drainage locations as the rain comes down hard later tomorrow morning. look at the highs tomorrow, january 10 should be in the middle 50s the record high 56 setback in 2000, very close to that. forecast right now 54-55, was to record 53 setback in 1939, very close to that record as this form will be shoved out to see as cold air within monday and we have this alberta clipper coming down usually they are starved for moisture this will go over the great lakes depending on how much energy -- energy the system will have maybe a coating may be an inch or

wech winter storm warning up for the coastal sections of southeastern massachusetts. and on martha's vineyard, it is a blizzard warning that goes into effect here this afternoon. it's with us into the night. you can see that snow trying to get into connecticut now. but really once you get down torts the bridgeport area it is reaching the ground. new haven as well. you can see to the north 10 mile visibility. the air is extremely dry. it's taking a while for this band of heavy snow right here to press north ward. within this band the snowfall rates are 1-3 inches her hour. to the south they've had thunder snow as well. it's slowly moving in with this dry air in place. >> will take a while to get on in here. the winds are starting to pick up in southeastern massachusetts so the winds pick up and that snow creeps north ward. by noontime it's still down along the south coast. it will get closer to boston by 3:00 this afternoon. it's really this evening from 6:00 this evening through midnight that we'll see the heaviest snow. then it shifts eastward pretty quickly leaving

and what's falling it's rain for the coast and southeastern massachusetts and a flip to wet snow for a time tomorrow morning inland and then the strongest wind gusts is across the cape and island but not producing damage. biggest rain total southeastern mass many towns will see over an inch of rain in terms of snow not a lot. but the best chance of actual plowable snow is northern worcester county and southern new hampshire for this particular storm. and for the patriots it's 30s by kick off and most of the tailgate is looking dry a full look at the forecast coming up in a few. >> dry is good for that gay thank you. >>> at 5:30 -- game. thank you. >>> at 5:30 a official is getting dressed down for having a man dressed up in a woman included in a photo op. she resigned and paula ebben has a closer look. >> reporter: the official wanted to include an elderly woman in an announcement about a snow shoveling program in cranston and at first, it appeared things went as planned. and a wig. but the woman wearing a name tag that said cranston senior home resident was really a man dressed up f

when chills other 16 bedford 10 worcester not so bad southeastern massachusetts wins are strong those winds will continue to slack and they will be back bitter cold when chills again behind the storm system heading our way. tomorrow afternoon the storm kind of a clipper pushing tortoise is going to produce rain and snow across the area. a lot of times these come in very cold air masses the trick is forecast funding row snow lives tracking the day tomorrow set up seems to be going be warming up the coast line for rain showers and really steady creeping toward boston the worcester hills a little snow for times tomorrow evening making its way into the boston area before ending.north shore especially aromatic valley into southern new hampshire stay with precipitation the longest stay was snow that we can see exceed 2 inches closer to 3 inches that's why this despite the numbers here not much by seven a little more at the end of the storm was still thinking one to 3 inches very possible in these locations. darker blue areas lesser in southeastern massachusetts right along the coastline was

for us plowable snow is likely in southeastern massachusetts. so two to five from plymouth through the south coast. buzzards bay region and martha vineyard and nantucket. a coasting -- coating to a couple inches in between and ocean enhanced snow across cape anne creating a coating on the ground of the all tolled is seeing not the a high impact event. but snow in the air combined with wind will produce poor visibility saturday evening and night but especially towards the cape and islands 45 to 55- mile-per-hour gusts. could rule out a few isolateed power outages and i don't think it will be a widespread issue when you have snow and wind it could create hazardous travel. a high tide before midnight on saturday night. minor coastal flooding and minor to moderate for sunday morning. mainly focusing bay side cape and sandwich towards plymouth and south shore winds coming down out of the north and east and east facing beaches could see erosion. and sunday the whole thing is moving out to sea and we get into the sunshine and low 30s and it's a comfort

likely some rain mixing and in southeastern massachusetts this evening. when you get into some of these darker hues, we are not talking about snow showers but the potential for bursts of snow. that is when they cover the roads quickly and make them slippery. by 10:00 this evening, this will be exiting and we will be drying near the pike , it is a coating to a couple of inches of snow. the timing is critical. emily right now -- two people in : critical condition after a wrong-way crash on route 128 on the burlington-lexington line -- that made a huge mess of the morning commute. newscenter 5' s doug meehan is live at state police headquarters in framingham with new details, doug? doug: we just checked in with state police. their investigation is continuing. they have yet to release the names of the drivers. they won' t do that unless there will be charges pending. we still don' t know who was driving in the wrong direction. sky 5 over the scene earlier this morning as investigators began the task of reconstructing the events that led up to the crash. it wa

here locally we have winter storm warnings up for southeastern massachusetts and a blizzard warning up here for martha's vineyard. this goes until the overnight hours. as you get closer up toward boston, there will be some snow south of the pike with the winter weather advisory here. here's the thing. take a look at the radar right now. looks like it is snowing across it is not. you can see how we go from white to the darker blue. visibility still near 10 miles in bridgeport connecticut and white plains have dropped to a mile so it takes a while for us to overcome this dry air and moisten up the atmosphere enough to get the snow to come down. it is this band right here, this darker blue color is really the leading edge of the snow. over the past couple of hours notice how it's not really moved north ward. it will be a very slow process to get that snow in here today. much of your saturday around the boston area is dry. may start to get snow on in here. you can see south of boston by noontime we're start to go bring that snow into the south coast, cape and the islands but it will be unt

with he get up into the middle 30s. bit warmer in southeastern massachusetts. plymouth at 22 right now. expecting you guys to crack that 40 degree mark later on this afternoon. this afternoon, points north and west. boston stuck in the 30s. ouch, lawrence only 3 degrees for you. 44 in highian in us. with more breaks in the clouds. further south you go this afternoon. future cast, there they are. you can see all the on and off clouds. look at how dry it is all the way from new florida and down to mid atlantic states. 4:00 this affect. between 1 and 4 a.m. the showers will arrive tomorrow. worcester, lowell and into the west, most mostly the threat of freezing rain. but snowflakes could mix in towards keene and southern vermont. in spots, it will still be heavy in eastern massachusetts. between 1 and 4. it pulls away from us, we dry out and clouds slower to break apart. but the time you wake up on sunday morning, it will be a sunday, though, clouds on the increase throughout the day, holding back on any rain, until we hit monday. that's where we hit light snow. t

down into southeastern massachusetts, highest chance to get the shovels and the plows out as we get into the weekend. north of the mass. pike, that chance will diminish the farther north you go across northern massachusetts up into southern new hampshire. regardless, it will be windy. especially down the coastline. into sunday morning. guys? >> sarah: all right. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us today at noon. 7 news [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness...

if you start as rain in southeastern massachusetts, i think you will switch to the wet flakes. looking at 1 to 2 inches for most. some towns isolated totals up to 3. along the water a coating that includes the north shore, boston and south shore. cold wind after this one. appreciate it. >>> caught in the crossfire. a brockton teenager standing in his kitchen is shot in the back. police say that bullet went through the wall of his apartment. >> tonight the 17-year-old is in the hospital. julie long check is live with the latest in brockton. julie. >> reporter: i just spoke to the teenager's grandmother. she was upset. she said her grandson is in tough shape but stable. condition. praying. bullet monday night. and innocent victim caught in the middle of a hail of gunfire. >> approximately 18 shell casings, two different weapons and four homes were struck, three weeks. >> i heard the shots. i said, no, that is bullets. >> reporter: george panthos discovered his truck was hit. >> saw glass shattered, bullet in the back seat. >> reporter: early tuesday, more bullets were fired betwe

a mix of precipitation southeastern massachusetts and the cape. that means rain or wet snow, not looking for ice in this situation. in eastern massachusetts through the day, there could be some wet snow or rain showers around. it early saturday, clouds back later on saturday. not looking for a lot of accumulation. most of it will be to the north along coastal maine, southeast, but there could be a slushy coating on some services in our area sometime during the day flurries and showers tomorrow. milder. sunday, look at the bounce up s showers. what i want you to notice is that we will see above average temperatures take hold. with a rain storm likely wednesday, so that looks to be a tracking west. after that, temperatures cool down, but it will be as slow enough process so that thursday while cooler than wednesday will still be above average. i think we get back to average after that. j.c.: that is pretty mild. let' s skip ahead to the summer, shall we? another concert to add to you summer concert list. coldplay' s a head full of dream' s tour will

southeastern massachusetts 40 plymouth 41 in foxboro and brockton afternoon as well. another mild day to be sure threats from this will be for the black ice overnight tonight and first thing in the morning and then the rain and snow there during the day on friday. i'll be shocked to see a couple of those coming to your town. cleared up a saturday morning a few clouds saturday afternoon those of the leading edge of even warmer air you going to see that the seven-day forecast. hard to believe were getting warmer. on sunday 49 so on par with we've had the last few days but by monday getting into the low 50s by the middle of next week into the mid- 80s perhaps even close to 60 degrees if you towns where i sit right now this weekend one great thing to have fun doing with mild temperatures almost like spring will be a little coole at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection choose wegmans family pack 1,2,3 you can save 30% or more. from the freshest fruits & veggies to the juiciest chicken & meat

in southeastern massachusetts. the farther nortyou get, it is looking like you will snow. in addition to the snow there will be some wind. beach erosion. in the teens to 20 degrees out there right now but that wind picking up. windchill' s out the door this morning in the single digits, getting no higher than the teens as we go through the afternoon. another windy and cold day. clouds coming to overnight. chilly winds tomorrow. less wind and still dry on s get you out to the roads. shape. the gas tank. so far just a little bit slower than normal. delays up into braintree. that expressway ride is a half hour into boston. 20 minutes from 495 to 1 28. 93 southbound we have a disabled in wellington. stop and go to lace to the leverett connector. randy: at least 21 people are dead after a gun man stormed a university in pakistan. many of the victim students. the attack led to a gun battle with police. taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. government leaders say at least four of the attackers are dead. emily: futres on -- futures on wall street have plummeted. dow j

thunderstorms off the cape and another lightning bolt being shown here in southeastern massachusetts. there is rain over southeastern massachusetts moving on to the cape that could be accompanied by a thunderstorm. for the rest of us, it is the band of snow which is now reaching boston. two hours from now and there might be an additional squall in the early morning hours. point with another band in the suburbs. band. worcester and lighter colors and once you get to south bridgepoint, it is done. moving very quickly and will be offshore by 9:00 tonight. there could be an additional squall in the wee hours of the morning. the other thing want to let you know is the temperature of a koning from three inches. up to an inch, boston southward. you wonder about temperatures slushy, you have to know that cold air will be cominin and morning. this was a little while ago. about 90 minutes ago. north waterboro also. this is a little old. boston. temperatures 36. starting to fall. 32 and below for bedford north and west. that snow that is in a meet a master west and the southwest suburbs is very

across southeastern massachusetts you do have a winter storm warning. the snow will be just one aspect of this storm. as mentioned the wind, the coastal flooding, the beach erosion, all things we are tracking here locally. where is the snow right now? looks like it's snowing across most of connecticut. it is not. you have to have to head down here where you get into this darker blue to find the snow reaching the ground. there might be a couple flurries is ten miles. it. if you're not, you're not. we've been telling you that while. this is a two- to three-hour radar loop. this dark blue, notice how it hasn't pushed that much farther north for the past few hours. that will be the trend today. the area very dry on top of us. dew points in the single digits. what's happening is we have the wind coming in off the water starting to moisten up the low over the interior northerly winds draining down from high pressure keep inning dry air in place as our storm approaches. what will overcome this dry air is the actual storm lifting north ward and bringing that st

we have the potential for .5 feet of snow in southeastern massachusetts. areas north of the pike looking at little to no snow and low- impact. we will talk more about what goes into the storm and the chance of coastal issues later in the newscast. >>> tonight, airlines are trying to get word out to travelers including boston passengers to change their flights before the storm. delta, southwest in american are among airlines now waiving their change fees to reschedule your weekend flight and if you are traveling this weekend, expect major delays. >>> breaking news, a 12 -- a 25- year-old man was hit and killed crossing route. police say he was in the crosswalk and the driver did stop. there are detours right now. no word yet whether the driver will face any charges. >>> developing, state police are confirming that the referees for the patriots- chiefs playoff game left the footballs in the air pressure police say a hyatt employee called payment date trooper had to drive the balls down to foxboro. the balls, only to be used by the kickers arrived about one h

so not talking huge totals and we could see a plowable snow for parts of southeastern massachusetts with two to five adding up and coating to two including the south shore and boostan and north of the pike same idea. this is pretty much a nonfactor convenient for you as we head into the weekend. we will have much or on this and who else it impacts coming up in a bit. >> thanks and you can keep your the very latest forecast maps and the hour by hour forecast and link to the live weather blog just go -- just go to cbs boston.com. >>> was it murder's defense? -- was it murder. a defense attorney says there's no evidence the client killed three babies. they investigators made the discovery in september of 2014. >> the kel stall remains uncovered -- kel tal -- skeletal remains uncovered in the home of squallor as ark murray's --erica morey's attorney made a play plea. >> reporter: her attorney said there's no evidence she is a murderer. >> we have no evidence other than pure speculation she must have done it because baby -- baby don't usually die. >> reporter: he is -- babies don't usually di

watch for a little mix down beverly into boston into norwood, plymouth and the rest of southeastern massachusetts. points north and west of boston, generally going to be cool now start with snow here, and -- and like i said wrap up with the snow. futurecast here through the morning hours only involves those increasing clouds. once we hit the afternoon 4 p.m., you can see we have got a little bit of rain out there, we are seeing punches of snow further inland outside of 128 and 95, but between 4 and 7, main snow and rain come in. i expect a very quick flip over to snow which means at 7 p.m., it is snow in and around the boston area and the problem is, it is not necessarily going to be all light either. we are going to see some areas of more intense snow during the evening commute which is, of course, going to make things see that flip over to all snow happens even down across southeastern massachusetts by about 10, 11:00 tonight, it will be winding down. not a very long storm. not going to be a very potent storm from boston down the south shore, the cape, the islands and the south coast. a coating

and we start encountering teens and 20s over southeastern massachusetts and plymouth down to the cape as well as the vineyard. we still have snow falling. the ocean-effect snow and this will continue through 10:00 this morning. i have a winter weather advisory there. travelers to the south shore we have some snow accumulation we have some snow accumulation in slippery spots. underdoing the snow as we look at 6 a.m. 6 and 7 a.m., there are a couple of spots flirting with that 0-degree mark. by noontime up around 20 degrees and with the potential of a couple of snow showers hanging tight across the outer cape. and that threat will end about 1:00, you can see that we all end up clearing out by 5:00 this afternoon. note temperatures still in the lower 20s. going to be cold out there. 20 to 28. the warmest i am going to give you. early snow for the south shore and the cape and clearing out and cold and wait until we start talking wind chills. we will tell you how long they stay below zero coming up. over to you. >> julie: just frigid, shiri. i used my gloves when i was driving. brief brave

we have got some showers in mostly over southeastern massachusetts here for the rest of your morning commute, straight through about noontime today. by noontime, the showers will be out. we will see partial clearing north. temperature-wise here at noon will be around 40 degrees. then during the afternoon, although looking a little bit brighter, we have the risk of flurries out there, especially north of boston. we go from morning sprinkles in southeastern mass to afternoon flurries and highs 38 to 44 degrees. back over to julie for a check those roads. >> shiri, those roads are wet in some places like you mentioned but quiet drive and slight volume. route 93 south moving along fine. pike clear from framingham throughout weston tolls throughout allston-brighton. 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes from 49 to the leverett connector. >>> police in peabody are wait >>> police in peabody are waiting to identify the man and woman found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. news at 10:00 and 11:00. the vi

be a major storm system for us and we will talk about accumulating snow potentially in southeastern massachusetts and down towards the cape that's the best chance of seeing maybe a half foot of snowfall but a really sharp cut off and as you head north of the pica nonevent by new england winter standards and we will have the full run down on wind gusts and potential flooding. >> thank you. >>> at 5:30 a deadly accident involving a mini plow truck an he will determined man hit and killed yards from the home in redding. investigators are still looking into that crash on monday. >>> but -- but we know a vehicle clearing sidewalks hit the pedestrian and witnesses saw the whole thing. chantee lans has details. >> reporter: running-- redding on state police on the scene of this after a town sidewalk plow operator strikes and kills a walking elderly man on monday. saw the blue lights. >> reporter: the victim is 89- year-old jacob goldburg of redding he was walking one block away from his home. >> he was drossing 129 lowell street and said he is going to get hit the guy is going to get anymore. >> reporte

southeastern massachusetts absolutely a plowable event. highest impact across the area. 3 to 6 inches of snowfall including the cape and island and it will be a wetter snowfall toward the mid and outer cape. and further west it's fluffier including boston and worcesterrality 1 to 3 and north shore and less than an -- worcester 1 to 3 and north shore and less to the west. it has a impact on saturday plans especially the afternoon and night. we will talk more about this coming up in what follows in little bit. >> thank you. >>> stay on top of the forecast this weekend by down loading hour conditions can and video forecast on the smart phone or tablet. >>> to the afc championship two days away. participates rots westward -- patriots westward bound to win another shot at the super bowl. broncos say they are ready and waiting for the defending champs, the patriots are in the air right now. >> and our team is on the ground waiting for them. starting with the sports director steve burton live in englewood colorado this evening. hey steve. >> repo

out and the best chance of a half foot of snow he that's the ceiling at this point is in southeastern massachusetts. there's going to be very sharp cut off between snow and basically nothing at all. the line is around the pike. i think once you move north of there this is pretty much a nonevent. of course we will watch this carefully over the next couple days and see if the lines have to move a little bit. you don't want to take a forecast on wednesday and just take it to the bank for the weekend. maybe the snow would be developing late on saturday afternoon. the best chance of snowfall would be saturday night during the overnight and that's also where see see the strongest winds and pulling offshore very quickly on sunday morning. so all tolled right now, cautiously optimistic wouldn't point. we will talk more about the storm and coasta flooding >> thank you. if you've question for eric or someone else on the weather team go to cbs boston.com and check out the live storm tracking blog. you can interact with the team and see the latest updates on the forecast. and if you haven't down load the cbs b

tonight looking at temperatures just above freezing for the coastline and southeastern massachusetts in the interior and very close to freezing. and so that's why we have an expectation for a few areas of freeing drizzle. you notice the speckled areas on a eastern wind off the atlantic enough moisture to cause icy spots. so perhaps some dpw crews will treat the roads if you are traveling use abundance of caution. tomorrow looks like today a lot of clouds and shower activity increasing heading into tomorrow evening and pretty cool temperatures. so looking at the overall coastline we have the regular drizzle but inland it could freeze on contact even a few snowflakes in new hampshire and tomorrow morning. tomorrow's highs looks like today mainly in the 30s inland. 44 in boston and well into the 40s towards the south coast the cape and islands. sunday, bigger event. a larger storm system. we see heavy rain moving in in the morning pouring buckets for a while and the wind will rank up with the storm. eventually dragging in colder air for monday. so, let's tart with the different parts of

outside of southeastern massachusetts the skies are completely clear. so sunshine from the get-go here but across parts of the south shore and the cape, you can see these snow bands are persisting right now from plymouth do bourne down to falmouth and edgartown. these extend eastward toward the mid cape around hyannis as well. notice on future cast they're going to linger through the morning hours up until about lunchtime or so and then as the winds begin to subtly shift to the northwest, they will die down but this winter weather advisory is up until at least about 10:00 this morning. high temperatures this afternoon as mentioned getting into the 20's with some sunshine. however, that wind chill is going to make it feel colder. we'll fall back into the teens to around 20 decks so not as cold tonight but still pretty chilly start. and then we'll watch this area that will allow a milder southwesterly wind to start to move on in. that's why i say by tomorrow afternoon, notice the temperature coming up into the lower 40's. southwesterly wind could even pus

and then by about 7 p.m., the flurries is going to fit right over southeastern massachusetts. not much comes of it, it is just something you should be aware of if you are doing any traveling today. but 42 degrees in boston this afternoon and lawrence. 37 in worcester. 42 in hyannis. the measurable precipitation stays really stays real low. tonight 20s back. a cooler overnight and tomorrow similar temperatures. a lot of lower 40s on the map, and tomorrow we will see increasing clouds. this is the nor'easter late tomorrow that is likely going i think we are at risk of getting a couple of sprinkles overnight into friday morning over the cape. this is our clipper system that will spread light snow into the area for your friday. here is your seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view with the weekend always in view. friday's snow will be very -- high temperature 39 degrees. cold enough for snow and patchy coating to an inch north of the pike, south of the pike, a couple of flurries and for the cape, a couple of sprinkles. big-time warm-up over the weekend. sunday up to 48 d

the average area southeastern massachusetts and this morning we get these light and very scattered afternoon showers in the form of a little bit of rain at the coast. accumulation will have a tough time getting going. early for the cape and islands and this afternoon far north and west of boston. hour-by-hour look coming up back over to catherine parrotta with live drive time traffic. here it is. mostly green in that picture. a couple of spots west of the city. you can see the pike moving well in both directions. zooking back out to look at the north, 128, 93 moving south toward the city doing fine. route 1. zakim bridge, leverett connector. traffic moving just fine and not much of it out there. and a look at those drive times and a look at those drive times. on the pike from 495 to mass from the braintree to the pike, 9 minutes and from the weston tolls will take you 23 minutes. >>> just coming up on 4:32 this morning. we are following breaking news groton. a fire consumes a home leaving nothing but just the frame. this was the scene own our photographer arrived on the scene just before 1:0

rain moving in possibly heavier reason for eastern and southeastern massachusetts but you have to go real far north, north likely concord, new hampshire to find any snowflakes mixing in and whole thing is over by 1:00 in the afternoon and saved with the weekend always in view has saturday breeze and rain but rain only through about early afternoon then a couple flurries and whole thing, dry for sunday but cooler with high of 36 and light snow on monday. back to you guys. >> julie: we be right b hey- small business owners, when you want fast internet that won't slow your business down, you need fios. but why ? well, fios is the 100% fiber optic network, with 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. so your business can get things done faster. all from verizon - ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd. power. sign up for 25 meg fios internet and phone bundle for $99.99 a month. or upgrade to 50 meg internet and phone for a few dollars more >> daniel: revenant leads oscar nominations and cate blanchett, brie larson, jennifer larson. best picture had a lot of nod

best bet for evening rain will be here, southeastern massachusetts and still not going to see a lot of green on the map, keeping track of later on today, last us through midnight tonight, don't be surprised to see a couple flurries to end the whole thing, 46 of your treat in boston this afternoon, 46 in beverly as well as bedford, temperatures lower 40s in spots like worcester, orange and keene, new hampshire, and cooler the further inland you go and higher elevations, clouds are also coming into play norwood and plymouth 49 and plymouth get to 50 today and tonight we have temperatures that are going to be close to if not below freezing and that means we have the cycle where we see the snow melt during the day and get couple of rain showers during the daylight hours and then overnight it has a chance to refreeze. so even though tomorrow the melting will continue in the afternoon, i want you to be aware that some of the sidewalks could get a little slippery overnight with development of ice. tomorrow though lower 40s, no more 50s, guys, and tomorrow we have chance for couple flurries ou

>> shiri: that chance of rain is where we have it happening over southeastern massachusetts over southeastern massachusetts. into the afternoon, points north of boston for a couple of flurries and an hour-by-hour look next. >>> they could hear the purrs for help. coming up, the work underground to keep a cat alive for a week before anyone could even get to >>> and tom brady's legacy was questioned during deflategate. now it is peyton manning's turn what the nfl >>> 6:44. meteorologist shiri spear here and a light rain forming over the cape. some of the steadier stuff from falmouth to chatham. only minor accumulation expected. >>> the iowa caucuses are less than a week away, and this morning there is a major shake morning there is a major shake-up. the leading republican candidate says he is skipping the next gop debate. fox25's daniel miller is here with why donald trump will not be on stage. >> reporter: yeah, sara, good morning. donald trump doesn't like who is moderating the debate so he is not going. months of tension between trump kelly. he even called her a light he even called her a li

is confined mainly to eastern and southeastern massachusetts. not even so sure the northshore will get what you're seeing on idea. the heaviest snow, the deeper blues and the more consistent massachusetts. that's the thinking we've been going with all week. we're sticking with that thinking, less snow to the north and west, higher totals to the south where 7 to 12 inches of snow can fall. some of the latest information so far from what i've seen, i'm not changing the forecast. i'll update you at 11. >>> the piano man playing for another sold out crowd in boston. the red sox and live nation that billy joel's triple play performance at fenway is sold out. that makes it three years in a row sellout concerts for joel. he's the first artist who played ballpark. >>> a bet is a bet. a lot of kansas city chief fans are paying up this week. the wyandotte county sheriff's among them. they had to photo shop some tom brady jerseys on themselves. they also had to send up north some famous kansas city barbecue sauce. >> that's a good look. >>> fox 25 almost sl

the hot spots down across southeastern massachusetts and even from that mid- to upper 30s. on the flip side tomorrow, back up to 39 in boston. we have rain and snow moving in depending on where you are. we wake you have to dry conditions tome and by 5 p.m. light light precipitation out of there with rain showers and inland worcester. pretty light here. we can get the kids home from school a-okay tomorrow but in time for dinnertime. that's when we really see the more significant precipitation come on in and although we could start with a little bit of rain along the coastline. i expect we will make a quick flip joe to snow all the way to hours. not a very long period of time will be falling. we don't get very much accumulation. by wednesday morning. the road should actually be cleaned up as you he out on the morning commute. still windy and breezy and a couple of temperature ins. all day long we could watch out for slippery travel as we get the flurries to stick to the ground. accumulation on tuesday night that you wake up to wednesday morning. only a goating to an inch. out

certainly didn't have as much snow as southeastern massachusetts. feels like 23 with the northwest breeze. you're going down through the 20s tonight. boston, at 41 degrees still this feels like 35 with 2 wind going down to 28 overnight. so again, any melting iwatch for refreezing under foot first thing in the morning. a nightly warning to you all. same on cape cod, hyannis, nantucket. even martha's vineyard. temperatures will get cold enough tonight for that refreezing to occur. foot a big issue. i realize that but i want you to know it's a possibility. a hazard that's out there first thing in the morning where there has been refreezing overnight. mostly clear skies after a couple sprinkles and flurry, made their way by especially in new hampshire and on to the north shore in the last three hours. down the coast we have been watching development of our next storm system, disjointed right now. there is enough energy to produce severe weather in southern florida this afternoon, even tornadoes. that system will come up the coast. you won't see it overn

we got rain, we got heavier downpours along the coast and southeastern massachusetts but the spots to watch for potential icing would include worcester, lowell and westward because that's where temperatures will be very close to freezing, central mass, merrimac valley, keene and brattle bureau, vermont even seeing a little bit of snow mixing in and wintery mix in higher elevation and focusing on the rain because it is going to be warm enough to switch to rain for everybody here and by 4:00 it is long gone. in fact, i expect it to end closer to 1:00 in the afternoon. so really morning and lunchtime deal. afternoon dries out and on sunday we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds. clouds will tend to increase, hold back on any kind of know until we hit the monday forecast so again, slippery conditions north of the mass pike and outside of 495 tomorrow morning, but you're going to have to head out to maybe keene or southern of the way of any kind of snow in central and northern new england, definitely seeing some better accumulation because their temperatures will be much clearer, 42 i

so be in the teens below temperatures north and west 20s right along the coast line in southeastern massachusetts. wake up to clear skies tomorrow we had the over now but to our west there clouds even a little bit of light snow showing up around chicago and cincinnati moving away. snow so far continue to see her futurecast is lake effect snow blowing off the great lakes all the way into northern new england that's starting to weaken as well. tonight we will have clear skies all the quest weakling a couple of houston will be during the morning.the during the morning as a middle of the stuck to show up as soon as two or 3 o'clock in the afternoon. but the more significant batch of rain and snow will get here with the system moving in during the evening commute. this is where the critical time is. because it's going to be a rain snow line situation will be tracking that tomorrow evening exactly where it ends up right now look at computer model to kind of getting an idea where that to be. to be warm enough will have rain went along the coastline keep in mind cold enough up above us is to be snow. it'

and then we start bumping into the clouds in southeastern massachusetts. i can give you temps a little warmer from the south shore from plymouth down to the cape and islands but that's where we have ongoing snowhours. roads are going to be a little bit slippery here. winter weather advisory. south shore and cape because of that potential accumulation. it will be very localized here where we see the stronger bands where we see the stronger bands. 7 a.m., it is still continuing here and around the time we hit rock bottom. 10 in boston and a little overdone here. i am still expecting single digit readings. by noontime, 19 degrees in the city. still hanging onto a couple of snowflake until 1 p.m. over the cape and we are going to clear longer and the rest of the weekend enjoying sunshine all day long. highs 20 to 28 degrees. chilly. and we start talking wind chills, we are talking sub zero this morning. over to you, julie, with a check of the roads. warming up the is the best deal you can have julie julie to make it. one of our viewers on periscope said i love

the next few hours, showers favor southeastern massachusetts. temperature-wise, we are in the mid- to upper 30s. we are still losing some heat, but noontime today, i like the look at 40 degrees in boston and brightening up a bit. the risk of flurries especially areas north here during the afternoon. high temperatures 38 to 44 degrees. sprinkles over southeastern massachusetts, we are trading and north of the pike flurries. we will talk about that friday snow risk coming up. drive time traffic. roads. >> yes, it is. at 5:01. you will be cruising down route 1, 93. 1, 93, as well as 93 southbound looking good. pike wide anticipate from framingham through the weston tolls into the allston-brighton area. as you can see not too many drivers out yet. life drive time. 23 minutes from the pike from 495 to mass ave. 8 minutes on the expressway to the braintree split to the pike. 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: make >> gene: breaking news morning >> gene: breaking news morning, a police officer is injured

especially down through interior southeastern massachusetts. stretching back into southern bristol county. rhode island back into connecticut. storm. no question about it. you may go close to nothing to a foot of snow in parts of rhode island. we have to keep an eye on this storm for adjustments in the as of now, that is the way it looks. we are watching strong northeasterly winds. saturday night into sunday morning. the best chance of coastal flooding coinciding with the high tide on sunday morning. coming in at 11:00. it looks like minor coastal flooding and beach erosion will be widespread. perhaps pockets of moderate coastal flooding as well. especially further east to northeast on east-facing beaches. places like scituate or if you head down into sandwich. with the ocean water getting pushed toward you, you have the best shot of some pockets of moderate coastal flooding. still a lot to consider over the weekend. you know, we are not getting off this really easy. compared to what they are going to see across the mid-atlantic, certainly, loo

that had be two to 3 feet of falling today and impacted eastern, central massachusetts, southeastern new hampshire, thank goodness for the south winds because they will start to heat things up, even now worcester climbing 33 , boylston at 30, north grafton 33, 25 in londonderry, new hampshire, 20s in spots like westford and tewksbury and natick at 27 but boston at 33, we got lynn and milton in middle 30s, hanover 33 and sandwich at 40. decent range in temperatures and 45 , it will turn mostly cloudy, get a couple spot showers here during the afternoon hours but going to break down the hot spots near 50 coming up and things over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, how is the volume looking. >> shiri: heavy volume on the expressway southbound because of an accident that occurred five in the morning. >> julie: since been cleared but southbound delays lingering around furnace brook parkway. south as you head through medford and into somerville and 128 southbound sluggish as you approach 93 and the cloverleaf. here is live look at route 1 in saugus. looks a little better

boston ends up with inch of snow but got coating to inch in southeastern massachusetts, west of 128, 951 to two inches of snow and couple spots could say three and better getting two to four inch range southern vermont dry for thursday and friday and chilly and friday warm a a little bit rain flipping over to snow and flurries on sunday. back to you. >> sara: they are in it to win it. how an entire town using social hitting the powerball. first should massachusetts it is going on when i lay in my tempur pedic contour- p the next thing i know it's morning. with tempur-flex you've got ther spring and bounce of a traditional mattress then itralso adjusts to my body. hugging you. (vo) this year, change your life with tempur-pedic. u.s. preventative services task force recommends women between the ages of 50 and 74 get a mammogram every two years and goes against the previous guidelines screening should start at age 40 which is still with the american obstetricians of gynecologist recommend. the new theory is younger women don't benefit as much from the test and could face more false-posi

we did get blizzard conditions in some local communities here in southeastern massachusetts. this morning, totally different forecast for you here. so a calm after the storm if you will. 27 degrees in boston right now, and we have got nice, clear skies. we do have a little bit of a wind chill. feels 10 degrees cooler as you step out into the breeze. winds not going to be a huge thing today. you will find the winds are a lot weaker. skies brightening up beautifully. 8 a.m. 26 degrees. 29 at 10:00 this morning. noontime, 32 degrees. in boston later today. worcester a little cooler 21 degrees with clear skies. the warm-up not quite as grand. norwood, much cooler this morning. only 10 as you step out, but we do make it into the middle 30s, and we have that same ol' sunshine in place. this afternoon, we have frost in beverly, bedford, lawrence all at about 35 degrees. 36 in nashua. 34 in worcester. upper 30s in fitchburg, new bedford, and hyannis at about 36 degrees. 38, nantucket. so mid- to upper 30s will be for the day and you will see that mix of sun and scattered clouds even

jump you can do once the sun comes up, and 24 right now in worcester and into the 30s, southeastern massachusetts and those will be the hot spots. now, we do play catch up and means most of us will be at the freezing point by lunchtime today. out there, but also some occasional clouds mixing in, especially the further inland you happen to be and at 5:00 p.m. for the drive home from work, again, we are going to drop you back down to freezing and in the middle there, we see highs anywhere from about 34 to 38 , it will be dry and bright with totally normal temperatures for this time of the year. like i said, bigger warm-up tomorrow and break it down coming up in a couple minutes. julie grauert up again with live drive time traffic. >> sara: . >> julie: heavy volume main arteries, 93 south very sluggish woburn medford into somerville and 128 southbound troublesome through the lexington area. weston tolls and then it continues that way through the allston-brighton area as you could see heavy, steady volume eastbound through brighton. here are live drive times, 49 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass a

to me i would love to relay the information to get anybody prepared to come in or out of southeastern massachusetts. best chance up to four inches of snow, go from barnstable to borne to plymouth and south shore here, good chunk of southeastern massachusetts down to about mattapoisett, as well outer cape and islands, we are going to see coating to two inches in those locations, but remember we still got hours of this to go and you can see that it is actually come a little further inland the last half hour and plymouth, scituate duxbury start to get back into the flakes and look for ongoing slippery conditions there, real sharpened to the clouds which is why we are seeing the sunshine in boston at 8 right now and, of course, we got the wind chills that are a little tough to handle this morning because it might say eight when you get in the car this morning but look at the thermometer but the witch is six below and that's because the breeze we have and look at the warm-up, 11 at 9:00 a.m., 18 at 11:00 a.m. and 20s by 1:00 this afternoon. look at plymouth though. 11 now, feels like five below, and you