>> kim: didn't until you told me. >> reporter: we had know across southern new england between 1-4 inches of know. patriots were taking on the titans in foxboro. on this date october 18, 2009, light show across southern new england. not the case this afternoon. city of boston you were' 80, i was with you and hoping for temperatures near 80 but warm front got about there and slammed on the brakes. and we'll stay put for the next several hours, norwood 77. front made it through your part of the world. hines 68. worcester 72. nashua, merrimack valley, mid and upper 50s, clouds were stubborn to break apart overnight last night, once that. had i thought my forecast might be when this showers cam through, it switched the winds back to the north. so the north wind all morning prevent that had warm front from lifting north up into southern new england. i know i'm standing up here make being excuse bus it is what it is. the front got stuck, we move on. moving on to cincinnati. speaking out there we do have a cool front, check that, moving through the great lakes generateing and sprinkles in kins a

komen of southern new england have been working together during their second annual pink tie guy campaign the raise awareness, support and funds for families fighting breast cancer in southern new england. throughout october, recognized nationally as awareness month men across massachusetts were invited to step up and join in the local fight against breast cancer. pink tie guys a community of men committed to making an impact in the fight against breast cancer given the fact that one in eight women in the united states will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime according to the national cancer institute massachusetts has the second cancer in the united states and this year more than 5,000 residents will be diagnosed with breast cancer. to tell us how they did this year p we have inviteed lori van dam who's the executive director of susan g. komen of southern new england. welcome to urban update. thanks for coming in, lori. i guess everyone knows why i'm wearing the pink tie now. why don't you tell us what you've been asking men to do all month. >> well, thank you for being a pin

moving across new england tomorrow night and then up into southern canada tomorrow morning and then it will park itself won't move much. that storm will generate a lot f weekend here in southern new england. gusts over 30 miles per hour eah day and that becomes an increasingly chilly wind. saturday morning the temps will be in the low 60s. it will be humid saturday mornig and then as the wind begins to crank saturday afternoon, the temperatures will settle into te 50s after lunchtime, after noon. the dewpoints will fade away and sunday offers a mix of sun and clouds cy in the mid 50s. see you at 7:00. >> and now time for 7 sports wih joe amorosino. >> we are coming to you live frm the garden where the bruins are set to drop the puck on their nw season here tonight hosting the new jersey delves and trying to improve poignant last season whn they finished a game below 500 n their home ice here at the garden. that was a major reason why they failed to make the playoffs fora second straight year. they come home riding pretty hih to start this thing up and for the first time this season we'

rain and wind will be t southern new england. we have seen snow earlier today. snowing back through western new england. you notice the shadings of blew. more of a deeper blue. that is where you have the snow but even in those location this is air along the coastline, mild is relative. it's 45, you are like, that is cold and raw, correct. but that milder air will work up into western new england and change those snow flakes over to rain drops later on. here is where we have the coded where the snow is happening and where you ever the rain as well. this might be a couple of sleet pellets happening. sometimes the radar will think it's seeing heavy rain but sometimes you have sleet pellets with rain drops mixing together. so confuses the radar a bit. there is the storm system right there. this will head towards southern new england later on tonight and through early tomorrow morning. as it gets closer to us the storm intensifies, that will crank up the wind and also crank up moisture and pull it up into southern new england with showers becoming more numerous and th

right now middle and upper 40s, the city at 48, bedford 45, much of southern new england in the mid- and upper 40s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. these clouds will have a tendency to melt overnight tonight. mostly clear skies. temps between 31 and 36. then for tomorrow, a little bit of early morning sunshine, otherwise a lot of clouds. here comes our next storm tomorrow afternoon and unlike last friday, this is going to be a cold rain. and for some of you especially western new england, some wet snowflakes changing to rain. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> now to our election countdown, we're now less than two weeks out from voters headed to the polls. both the clinton and trump campaigns are making a big final push. trump continues to campaign hard and keep battleground states. trump's campaign. >> well, donald trump is back out on the campaign trail this afternoon. but the time trump is spending away from traditional events and getting some negative attention. >> reporter: donald trump takes what his campaign calls a pit stop from the presidential race to join h

that will head through new england later on tonight, grab moisture off the atlantic and pull it up into southern new england. so yeah, we're talking about rain. most of this occurred in terms of the snowfall. a coating to a couple of inches of snow. the highest elevation overs 150 but trave little slick. for the rest of us, wet roads, fitchburg 47. bedford 44. the temperatures will hold steady then go up. there goes the rain, snow line up into vermont as well as northern new hampshire. we focus on rain. you notice all the warm colors here, yellows and oranges indicating showers and downpours, perhaps even a few thunderstorms along the south coast and the cape late tonight, early tomorrow that combined with the leafs in the storm drain may result in localized street flooding very late and early tomorrow morning. most of us look to pick up an inch of rain. i don't think it is a repeat of the 4 inches of rain last friday night but it's going to rain. some of it will be locally heavy rain. windy at the coastline. east and southeast winds gusting 25-35, perhaps even gusting near hour out on the cape.

will be the could front that swings through southern new england. so the amount of rainfall on the way, again, this is not including what has already fallen. worcester and fitchburg. that's an additional inch possible around metro boston. so a narrow ribbon in worcester county. you may end up with about 2 and lf rain from this powerhouse storm. the storm peels out of here tomorrow afternoon, but to take its place will be wind and quite a bit of it. in fact, i think winds are going to gust from the northwest tomorrow night and on sunday between 35 and 45mph. sunday's the brighter of the two weekend days, but still a lot of imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. 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 a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. ? ? is he

new england because this way. boston right now 45. worcester 36. fitchburg 41. here is the storm system. as it gets closer to the coastline it'll scoop up moisture and pull that into southern new england. i do think there will be a couple of pockets of steadier rainfall after about 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. through very early tomorrow morning, there could even be a couple of thunderstorms along the south coast. for the rest of us it's just showers and downpours with most of us picking up an

right now southern new england not in the cone of uncertainty with the latest track advisory. so that is good news for us, and european model starting to win out in all the thinking. i will have more on all that coming up. a little bit of low cloud cover coming into the cape, the south shore, but that won't last all day. we will have mostly sunny skies. we will see the patchy fog burn off, and we will be up 65 to 70 degrees. even a little milder through the end of the week but i am tracking a weekend front and matthew all coming up in just a sec. tractor-trailer rollover in marlborough. the latest tweet from mass state police. ramp is closed as well. 495 is closed between exit 25 and 26. i will take to you the map and show where you this happening and zoom in slightly. you will have to get off at 20. hop on 85 and make your way around because of that closure while they work to clean up and clear out the accident. as i shift slightly northboundyo you are fine. the northbound drivers that will deal with the closure near exit 26. shifting eastbound, things are moving along just f

if you are headed to western portions and northern new england i'm not expecting much in the way of rain. southern new england and eastern england, that is where it is dry as well. good news because we do need it will take months, if not an entire year to get rid of the drought. hurricane matthew 15155-mile per hour winds, moving west at seven miles per hour, moving up into the caribbean. again, we will keep watching this. if you are headed to northern new england, there has not been a lot of sunshine, colors are late this year because of the warm weather, there has been s out there. take your weekend and drive up into northern new england. what are we watching? >> rain today, mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, we will be watching matthew into next week. today, virtually a lot of you are going to get what east of leicester, and then tomorrow a 50/50 shot that you will see any shower activity as we go deeper into next week, monday, the rain chances going down. a stray shower, 70% of us, 80% of us will be dry tuesday and wednesday. virtually no chance of rain at that point. let's take a look at that seve

lots of things working and steering matthew away from us in southern new england. it looks like that is going to be a case but we will keep you posted. 30's and 40's so it's going to be a chilly one. coming in off the water, sunshine, 60's at the coast. things look very quiet the rest of the week. warmer on friday. we approaches you may see a few showers in here. as that front continues to push through sunday morning matthew is down the coast and that is likely where it is going to stay as it continues to stay offshore . we are taking the rain at this point out of the forecast for sunday and columbus day on monday but all eyes continue to be on matthew. it is likely going to have major impacts in florida and down along the southeast coastline. attention. better than a mirror ball trophy? emily:emily: we will let you decide what happened last night on dancing with the stars that ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doing what you

a storm system over there that continues to head east and it'll drag milder into southern new england and northern new england. snowfall tallies off to western massachusetts, elevations 1500 feet, pittsfield 2 inches of snow. springfield an inch of snow. no snow in boston but we've seen snow in month of october opinion october 18, 2009 the city had .1 of an inch of snow. 2005, this upcome weekend is snow tobeer. 40s at this time. the city at 45. plymouth 45. even in the worcester hills temperatures are 30s to around 40. so out in those locations, it becomes a chilly rain over the next couple of hours. then temperatures will rise over night but we focus on the rain. this is the fire house of rain into southern new england. around midnight until early tomorrow morning, about 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon but there may be a few storms as well. the south coast and the drought. the concern is that if you are out on the roads after midnight tonight, or very early tomorrow morning, before 6:00 am, this is a lot of water for the storm drains. storm drains have leaves in them that will further c

toll demolition plan on the mass pike won't >> kevin: watching rain and snow move through southern new england right now. the snow will continue to the north, but it's changing over here in southern new england. some of the heaviest rain still to come for the boston metropolitan area. and it is going to continue late tonight, and into tomorrow morning's commute as well. i'm here tracking it all and i'm back in just a few minutes with an update. >> vanessa: and there's breaking news tonight in londonderry, new suspect and a car that may be involved in a possible abduction. the car is a red 1996 honda civic hatchback, a picture of that car here. police say do not approach the vehicle if you see it but call 911. >> mark: electronic tolling starts tomorrow on the mass pike and there's no way to steer around this one. traffic is going to be a nightmare for the next few months. you have been warned. massdot says this will be like having a snowstorm during every rush hour for the near future. so get ready for some big the work to remove every toll booth on the pike starts tomorrow night. at 8:00 p.m.

given both the scenarios, the likelihood of this making a direct hit in southern new england has gone down. it's still several days away. i say that with caution. don't let your guard down. if you have concern out on the cape cod or southern coast of new england, do the preparations now so you're up-to-date on what you need to get done. however, if you have a lot to do and want to wait before you make national hurricane center isn't going to totally cancel it coming this way on one computer model run and that's why the track remains like that. clouds drifting from onshore winds tonight, most will break up tomorrow, get into sunshine, things are looking pretty nice by tomorrow afternoon. high temperatures generally in the 60's. a couple towns may hit 70 inland, while staying in the 60's on cape cod and the islands. seven-day forecast, shows some nice weather the next few days. if there's going to be threat from the storm, it's going to be in the weekend by sunday and also, of course, thursday game one of the alds in cleveland, looks nice, 72 and clear skies for that one. >> mark: kevin

worster though at the airport colder pockets of air stuck in southern new england. stir bridge for example you'll hold on to the wet snow for a few hours. warm air is going to win. now this warm coloring right here the yellows and the oranges that's the radar detecting snow flakes mixing in with the rain. it essentially is a rain storm. intensifying. where you have the light snow now it's going to flip over to rain by 10 or 11:00 tonight. on the grassy surfaces and the back roads the untreated roads an inch to perhaps 2. it flips over to rain. most of us picking up an inch to an inch and a half of rain late tonight and early tomorrow morning. >> anchor: all right. jr, thank you. you can track we with our interactive radar. download our 7 news mobile app for that. >> anchor: following breaking news at 7 police in londonary new hampshire on the hunt for a possible abduction. >> adam police are saying this possible abduction in london dairy happened this afternoon. police say the victim is a woman not approach him if you see him. they are asking if you call police. you

that is from some of the country roads and town streets. 40s across northern new england and 40s in southern new england. the air is mixed thanks to the wind, a little bit milder in the outer part of the cape cod is making it feel chillier than it is -- it really is. the temperature will not go up to 72. it is going to about 58, a and about every single location. across the nation, we have got 60s, 70s, and 80s and after yesterday, 72, we have got more of that coming this week that you will see that in the seven day active forecast. i should say next week. high-pressure pretty much controlling on the weather -- and that is bringing in chillier air. the front went offshore with showers yesterday. there is nicole out at sea, having swam bermuda yesterday, moving out into the atlantic now and now we have this high pressure center moving in to give us the fine weather for today. the wind will diminish this morning and afternoon and it will become called tonight and to allow the radiational cooling, frost and freeze warnings that are up for much of the region. it gets close to boston. tomorrow we

thursday a lot of clouds returning to southern new england. and so is the risk of scattered showers with temps on thursday back down into the 60s. that won't be a metro boston thing. i think that's all of southern new england. it won't make it. and we -- the friday we comes another front. a lot of fronts this week. which will generate a lot of clouds and scattered showers and downpours on friday. friday i think we'll be in and out of the showers late afternoon and friday evening. i'm keeping my fingers crossed. we need rain for this drought. there's a chance on friday we pick up an inch of beneficial rain. weekend now clearing skies on saturday. look at the temps on monday and tuesday 50 for afternoon highs. ; big change. finding out who did it better. >> anchor: not talking about clinton or trump. this is good. this is fun stuff. could bri eggers come out on top from the new england's revolution goal keeper. we show today to you yesterday. they had to drive through an obstacle course of sorts. 1:23. but here are the official results. bri win n

they backed way up yesterday, bringing this very close to southern new england. through columbus day it looks like this could stay to our south and never get up here center kind of keeps us farther south. you can see it coming up through the bahamas today, strengthening to a category four. friday it's headed toward the east coast of florida. we have hurricane warnings up here. as we get towards friday night and saturday, that's when it should be coming through the carolinas. but by 8:00 on sunday evening, look where this is. still way down to our south. this could mean we could escape with a dry weekend here. again, this forecast is not set in stone. this i s couple of days. you can see that here as the rain makes its way through bahamas, east coast of florida, then potentially flooding rain through the carolinas as this front to the west could steer things offshore. we'll keep you posted. the skies are clear over boston. it is 48 degrees right now in town. so it's a little cool out the door this morning. we've got 30s showing up. low-to-mid 50s from the cape to

big ole' storm as it goes up into northern new england and southern canada. we'll really start to crank, generate a lot of wind on the backside of the storm system for the weekend. the storm peels out of here early in the day on saturday but we'll have wind both saturday and sunday. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour each day. we've got ahead of the charlestown this weekend so on a blustery chilly saturday and again on sunday with leaves blowing all over the place. see you at 5:30. >>> still ahead on 7, flighting for a flight fee refund. a new proposal by the transportation department that would put money back in your pocket if your luggage is delayed in getting to you. >>> then at 6:00, paying the price at the pump, why filling up could be costing you more [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and download your dvr shows anywhere. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that poten

be a sprinkle or two but the point here the warm front the leading edge of warmer through new england, southern new england, tomorrow. so for tonight again a delightful evening with clouds on the increase, mild, temperatures between 57 and 63. those are the overnight low temperatures. that's something you might find for an afternoon high. you will a week from today and even cooler next week but that's next week's story. this weekend about the summertime warmth with near record warmth temperatures between 78 and 83. a mix of clouds and sunshine, boston tomorrow afternoon at lakeville at 76. the record in the city is 82. merrimac valley lower 80's. dracut 83. manchester it. southwesterly breeze helping to move that air along of fitchburg 1. a little bit of humanity but not midsummer humidity, that's for sure. worcester at 79 and out on to the cape mashpee 76. beach day? why not? if you have the time, have you the sand, go for it. chatham at 716789 water temperatures low 60's. so there is tuesday. wednesday part low to mostly 70's to around 80. tomorrow and wednesday will be the warmest of the wee

southern new hampshire and still what windy. and rain right now, again we have had the waves of rain come through, the rain has been dislodging the chilly air from southern new england to northern new england, and in those locations rain overnight tonight. and so the first batch of steady rain moves out of here and second batch of steady rain showery. you ca connecticut, and it is focused down through portions of long island and thunderstorms. so this plume of heavy rainfall will work up to southern new england the next two to three hours and with with us for the early morning commute. most will get a soaking and already a bit of a soaking. a half-inch so far and an inch and a half if you get a done power or thunderstorm, especially on the soviet coast and cape. october rainfall for boston, the month of october. and this you when you go back and look at rainfall for the entire summer and june and july, only 3.9 inches and the first hont with above normal precipitation in the city. since february. great news for the drought, but again the problem is that it is too much of a good thing for storm drains, especially the twhauns have weeds clogs them. and from in system

grabbing moisture off the atlantic some that is tropical miss tour, ing it up into southern new england for the next several hours but again the heaviest rainfall, 495 west into the worcester hills it all winds down after midnight tonight but we're not done with the rain just yet. but i do think we'll see another band of rain shower and perhaps downpour activity work up into southern new england, metro boston early to mid afternoon tomorrow and that is the cold front tied to this storm system so when it's all said and done tomorrow evening, rainfall likely to be over an inch in this blue shading with most of it happening before midnight tonight. again, there will be a little more rain shower activity midday tomorrow but most of it falls tonight from that storm system right there and then after the rain tapers off it is about the wind. it becomes a overnight tomorrow night and through the day on sunday. winds will gust between 25 and 35 miles per hour late tomorrow afternoon. after 3:00 p.m. and through the day on sunday. in fact on sunday winds may gust over 45 miles per hour and did yo

southern new england. hyannis port also doing that. and that will tonto move south into new england late ton. partly cloudy skies wind will fade away morp's commute feature temperatures low to mid 30s erin city boston near 40. 6 o'clock tomorrow morning most clear skies. by 9 o'clock lots of sunshine a cool breeze a we step through day breezes with us will add a few more clouds look at this, temperatures tomorrow afternoon won't make tut off the 40s. anot and possibility of some sleet for some of you on thursday afternoon. yes. we'll talk more about that in ae few minutes. election day only 15 days away now. we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to pass our nasty votes. there's three company in new hampshire hillary clinton with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and new hampshire governor maggie hassan all three rallying voters to get to the donald trump spent spent his day focused on florida a key battle ground state he likely needs to within in order to win the general election. night team coverage begins with ryan sch

tropical air invading southern new england. the rain that comes with it, can especially here in southern worcester county. uxbridge, milford, you see the red showing on live storm tracker radar. that red and orange showing up, that's torrential rain along cheryl drive, 122, quaker street and church street all getting that right now. to the south of there, past wrentham and bellingham where it's raining hard right now, another batch of very hard rain, to rochester near 495, heavy rain r red showing up on live storm tracker radar, right near walnut plain road or about to cross your roadway out that way. northwest of boston, haven't forgotten you, beyond 495, into shirley, groton pepperell and nashua and new hampshire, seeing pockets of heavy rain there as well. during this evening's drive, the threats to watch out, heavy rain, moderate risk of flooding, not rivers coming out of the it's the streets, especially where the leafs clogged up the storm drains out there. a lot of leaf drops, and low visibility coming down. tough evening

the foliage peaking up across northern and western new england and getting close to peak here in southern new england especially those maples and if you live near a clump of oak until after halloween. 7 on 7 forecast into next week we we go. tuesday and wednesday summer coming back. upper 70's to around 80 have a great weekend. >> anchor: maples look so much better anyway. my oak tree is brown and. >> anchor: but you will take i. >> anchor: i will take it. >> anchor: beautiful. >> anchor: great weekend for ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. new clients? let's go meet them soon. we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ? should i stay or should i go? ? when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. >> reporter: ther

the next few weeks will be prime foliage season across new england sees the peak now and southern new england in the coming weeks. >> they're doing better as far as the rainfall so they're getting better conditions, brighter colors, they'll last longer. here in southern new england it's been so dry so we're not going to have quite the punch but you can see the changes. >> still beautiful out there. we were -- we went for a walk yesterday at poeasette farm and the foliage was bright a beautiful. there's also -- it depends where you are and how much water they get. >> some pockets got a lot of rain. others got little. we're still in that drought, hoping for moisture. i know it's your weekend but we have to deal with a little bit of rain. let's go over to the big picture. this is hurricane matthew. as you can see, it's bearing down on south carolina and eventually north carolina. we'll zoom in and look at the radar. upstate south carolina into north carolina. there's the northern and western side of the eyewall. the eye of the hurricane is sitting out here currently and it's going to be

we still have rain across southern new england. most of us picked up about an inch, inch and a half of rain late yesterday afternoon. overnight last night and this morning and this is tied to the same storm system. here is a bag of rain working down the south shore heading for the canal, buzzard areas bay and out on to the cape. there are more batches of rain you through the merrimac valley that will kind of pin wheel around the backside of low pressure which is located in the gulf of maine. slowly pulls away. powerhouse storm system, sure did a number on southern new england. winds right now gusting onth 40 miles per hour. city of augusta 39 per hour, hyannis 25 miles per hour. cold and raw. temperature in the low to middle 40's the city at 45, worcester 4. not as chilly this weekend but the risk of a few raindrops we'll sort that out in a few minutes. >> anchor: we're following more news today i'm toll change. drivers getting ready. toll booths are going away and a fully electronic system is it coming on-line. traffic patterns wi

into sunday morning, you notice how close the national hurricane center is with this storm to southern new england. now, with that in mind, also note how wide that cone is. i mean, this is 575 miles from one edge to one edge. so if the storm is more down in this area, winds not as much of a concern. we will still get some rain out of it. starts working toward florida. curving up the carolina coastline and the interaction with the trough coming in. and this front coming in. if the trough is more oriented south to north, it follows that line up the coast: that is what we have to see and iron out here over the next couple of days. i think minimal here, we are dealing with at least some rain on sunday and a lot of rough surf and some pounding especially across southern new england. we have low astronomical tides over the weekend. again, the greatest wind impact would be pending that exact track. more on the forecast ahead. >> kris: chris, thank you so much. matthew made land-fall at 7:00 our time this morning. four deaths are being attributed to this massive storm. right now, matthew, a category four

the morning into the noontime, notice the show showers in northern vermont and southern new hampshire, southern new england chilly. for instance, in gardener dropping down to 33 by first light. out on cape cod, a little milder in the 50s, now and dropping down to about 40 degrees by 4 a.m.. there will be some towns in the upper 30s. we will talk more about the way, and whether or not some snowflakes will mix in with the rain. >> oh, no. oh, no, here we go. >> prepare yourself. it's coming up. the fall leaves are to blame for commuter rail delays today. the mbta tweet add link to the video fe keolis (^) that explains how the leaves make it easier for wheels on the track to slip, so the trains often go slower. they said they devoted a number of resources every fall to clearing the tracks of leaves. >> you know a search is underway on the scene in brockton where police found a car abandoned. witnesses said a officer tried to stop a car this morning but the driver kept going. now they are looking for the pair in a wooded area where they found that car. >> police have now arrested an 18 year-old woman for a mur

we'll track chilly train across southern new england. more on that forecast ahead. >> and new time for 7sports with joe amorosino. >> joe: good morning. the patriots pride themselves on playing mistake-free football. it's been a perfect seven weeks at quarterback from garoppolo to brisseo this is the deepest the team has gone into a season without throwing a pick, and brady is working hard to keep it going. >> everybody is not going to be a perfect play or make the perfect block or make the perfect read, but at the same time, that's what the expectation should be, but you have to reach for that. if you reach for that, then you'll get there. >> joe: the bruins need help in net. tuukka rask still day to day goalie on the ice. he could make his second career start tonight against the wild. in fact, he says he's ready to go. >> sure. [inaudible] >> as a coach, i want you to stop the puck. i don't care how you do it, so stop it. i'm not a goalie coach. so i'm depending on the goalie coach to work on the >> joe: dolphins' running back arian fos

southern new england from nashua and salem points south and west, central massachusetts down through eastern connecticut and rhode island, heavy downpours and even a possible thunderstorm, all of that has to move through, bringing some beneficial welcome rain to new hampshire, steadiest right now though along the mass-new hampshire border. in northern zones you'll notice once that lifts to the north we get a little lull. what abouthe snow, all of that straight ahead. josh: tonight the dover high school football team is playing would you several members of the coaching staff on the sidelines. jennifer: several volunteer and assistant coaches were dismissed. the superintendent -- wmur's jennifer crompton is live now from the field. reporter: it's senior night, so senior members of the dover football team, cheer squad and marching band will be honored on

that is especially across southern new england. across northern new england, the cooler is starting to filter in and it was in from the north. there this morning. it is 27 with preview -- freezing rain this morning . it is 60 degrees in boston. let's look at what is going on to the north. here is where the chillier air is. that is where the air will come from. that is what we will feel tomorrow. it will be about -- around 40 degrees when you head out to school or work tomorrow morning . this morning it is on the warm side. it will be so mild that it will be really warm. philadelphia 78, nashville 85. we will get a little bit of that warmth coming in. it will be a lot warmer today if it suddenly became sunny and that cold front would stall. in the meantime it looks like that will not be the case. the front will come down and we will get this way of a low- pressure moving along the front there is thunder and lightning across southern michigan. if the clouds thin a little bit we have a shot at going from the low to middle 60s. be prepa

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we are seeing that moderate color in a lot of southern new england. we are starting to pass peek and a lot of northern new england. those pockets are extending into southern new england now. just a great stretch. going to be beautiful today. more moderate the farther south you go. 66 in boston. same in lawrence. 61 in manchester and mid to upper 60s for most of us. very m now. clear skies over us currently, notice some clouds building in through the valley and north and west of boston. what i anticipate is a band of clouds coming through this morning and sunshine breaking back out. this is all at the cold front that extends from eastern canada back down into the ohio valley. behind it, much cooler air. it's going to return to new england through the day tomorrow. out ahead of it t75 do 80. that dew point will drop during the second half of the day. 80 in plymouth. fall shy of records. records to beat today is 84 for the city of boston. partly cloudy tonight. 45 to 52. 55 in downtown boston with the wind coming in off the ocean. that's the biggest diffe

i will go over the computer models in more detail and show you european forecast model for southern new england and what ahead. >> julie: most up-to-date information and update will be 11:00 this morning and logging on to website and download fox25 weather and news app. >> daniel: waiting for some in charlestown this morning after pipe burst caused road to bulk and road no longer flowing but still decent size sinkhole. fox25 jessica reyes live at the scene this morning where crews there, jess, expected to repair the damage roads sometime later today. >> jessica: digging into fix the water main that broke here overnight and video we want to show you from earlier this morning. sky fox overhead above charlestown, you could see the sinkhole was so big that you can see from hundreds of feet in the air and what you're looking looking at right now, intersection rutherford avenue in charlestown and that is where even earlier this morning photographer was here in charlestown around 2:00 a.m. when it first happened, see water was rushing through the streets here. city actually did have to close several s

the sun breaks out and at pushing to the western new england, the berkshire, southern central vermont, western new hampshire but by 5:00, it's a quiet, a lot of the line is weakening so i do expect some showers from west to east but you will notice fairly light, 6:00, 7:00, merrimack valley, what -- into boston, 7:00, 8:00, a sprinkle were isolated shower from the south shore down to the cape with clearing coming in after that is has been a great stretch but not looking good in and hurricane warning is up for the island, and nicole will make a very close path, perhaps along and just west of the island. we will put it in the strongest winds outside of the eye and tomorrow morning, until the afternoon and it continues to get weaker. we will have swell out over the ocean but no need to worry about it on ea highs in the upper 50s, beautiful start to the weekend. it will be a cold start saturday morning and in the upper 50s, low 60s with high, thin clouds increasing on sunday. a chance of a couple of showers but milder for the start of next week. >>> the commute is picking up north of the

what's going on tonight is this warm front is going to lift through southern new england. it's a slow process though. so tomorrow morning is going to be a mainly cloudy start with the front over us and then the front lifts north and the sun breaks out. we push 80 plus tomorrow afternoon and it looks dry as well. wednesday a cold front so we still push 80 on wednesday and some of this rain as the front starts to stall out is going to come back into the mix thursday and potentially friday too. a lot of heat in the country. check it out 82 in d.c., 80 in chicago today, close to 90 in st. louis. 85 to 90 in a lot of spots in the central and eastern united states. so we get into a little piece of it low 70s at the coast. mid-70 through the interior and overnight a chance of a shower or 2. we won't be that cold. upper 50s for some of the suburbs, 61 in downtown boston. then check it out 80 plus tomorrow. forecasting high. 83 in boston right now. if we can get there that will break the old record set in 1947. # 0s on turning cooler with grounds and showers on thursday. cool off f

. >> watching clearer skies moving back into southern new england. tell you how long the sunny lead to frost and freeze concerns tonight straight ahead. >> julie: today is columbus day. why it is no longer about columbus. >> two suspects in custody with home invasion and murder in what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? voted to cut college grants, cut medicare. for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> heather: beautiful and clear and get ready for cool and breezy one. high line service canceled to and from nantucket an reminder to check for updates later in

we're talking after 8:00 saturday night for most locations in southern new england, a little sooner in central and northern new england. mainly a nighttime event on saturday so you're getting through the day without having to worry about the rain. here comes the rain northward along with the hurricane, and i'm curious why the radar is popping in at the last second here. the bottomline is there's a lot of rain and t storm went onshore, coming past freeport and then clipped the western fringe of the bahamas island for landfall. it's about 50 miles off of palm city. there's vero beach, just checked and vero beach had a wind gusts of 50 miles per hour. the winds are starting to ramp up. but this is 50 miles offshore and the hurricane-force winds would be extending up to 50 miles per hour offshore. we're not seeing that on land just yet. that's the weaker sippled side of the storm typically. our futurecast continues to pointed northward up the coast through daytona beach and just offshore of jacksonville. it will be weakening a bit as it comes up the coast and how much it is over land will

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new england. we're peaking in a lot of spots in southern new england and it is just beautiful nice oranges and yellows and reds popping here. thanks for sending this in, another great shot here kevin grabbed this shot with the sunlight reflecting off of it. soak it up now big changes for the weekend with the wind and rain going to cause some leaves to drop this upcoming weekend. i'll give you a pass for raking boston right now, 58 in worcester most of us are in the 60s. it's been a really nice day out. now, the clouds are starting to increase and you'll notice over the next few showers the sunshine stays away but stay mainly dry. this band of rain misses us and comes back over vermont. what we're waiting for is moisture gathering to the south. late this evening few downpours in there too. tomorrow the biggest difference is the humidity. it's going to feel sticky tomorrow and highs will come in at the low 70s. let's time things out starting with today the clouds increase this evening scattered showers develop. most of us the rest of the day your commute home is fine, scattered light showers tonight eve

and at times the wind chill will be and i know you see the snow showers, and a few flakes in southern new england. we're looking at 20s to low 30s. and boston is reaches the -- down 28 and heading all the way to the south coast. not including the south shore and cape cod and the islands. chilly start. 34 the coldest temperature. >>> a little know is in the forecast. and a lot of cold rain. >>> experts closely watching the impact of the presidential race on the battle for control of the senate. jon keller is here with us tonight. and in our new hampshire wbz poll you have interesting findings on that struggle. >> ayotte and governor maggie hassan, ayotte is leading very narrowly. and our poll shows ayotte's past support for trump and -- 64% say the trump connection makes no difference. an impact. >>> both candidates are bell regarded by voters in new hampshire. >> both ayotte and hassan are well liked by the voters. while hassan was a state senator before her term as governor; ayotte has held statewide office. and it appes attack ads against ayotte may have backfired lens hassan. and new hampshire

assuming you're in southern new england. coming out to the walk to cure diabetes we do this every year. it is going to be wet and windy it's going to be well, quite uncomfortable as far as the weather is great cause we have so much fun out here. get the rain gear out bring an umbrella just make sure it's a turty one. winds will be gusty and temperatures will be in the 50s. over at b.c. it's parents weekend. it will be wet with temperature in the 50s here as well. no big difference what you will have on the esplanade. the great new england barbequefest going on. upper 40s to low 50s that's cooler. then at fenway tomorrow evening first pitch forecast i expect it to be dry. there may be a shower that comes on through 56? northeast wind between 12 and 20 miles per hour for game two against those blue jays. on sunday will is a small risk for a shower here or there most of the time it will be dry for that 5k that we told you about a little while ago. it will be dry on sunday. then there's this. a quick look at hurricane matthew, m

nor southern new england it will have less of an impact for our forecast over the weekend. although we may get showers in here as we go through saturday late in day and saturdayening. otherwise enjoying sunshine for the next self days. >>> taking a break from weather coverage to breaking news from gillette stadium where bill belichick is delivering a news conference. >>> obviously a very explosive team with their skilled players. and excellent running game. the coach did a good job of utilizing the packs as well as prior with those plays and keepine they do a good job of getting the ball down the field. they've got explosive plays in the passing and running game. number of different formation variation. similar to what you did in cincinnati. defensively they are very sound aggressive. they capitalize on a lot of offensive mistake with effort and aggressiveness. you have to do a great job of staying on long yardage. they are a good third down team. very aggressive in a secondary. they have good experience back with this hayden williams, taylor, boyer guys like that, that hav

it nothing in southern new england en today. difference from yesterday and by the way that rain helping us out. we are over five inches in october. entire summer was under four inches of rain. that led to drought conditions we are in. of course started before the summer but didn't hope to have little rain. now we are starting to cut dent in drought conditions. so now secon since december in 2014. we will keep track where those showers are and i will take look ahead to how cold it will be for your trick or treating coming up. >> it is historic moment along mass bike that's state officials calling final hours of manual toll taking along states main eight art rewhat comes next could be couldn't mute terkay as. mass dot will go live tonight emel tolling. and fox 25 robert goal steen live in austin where the big question now how smoothly is all last commute ramping through toll boot we have known. >> of some. moment congestioned areas. officials say they have a plan. but going rely on your patience. >> mass pike toll will completely

beautiful color, don't have to leave it on massachusetts or southern new england. this is around sugar loaf and a round of golf in. we're going past peek in the northeast kingdom. highest elevations and reaching the northern half. looking toward next week, check out the changes. 75 on monday. 82 on tuesday and 80 on wednesday. summer warmth returning for a couple days >> thank you. two days away from tom brady's debut. >> patriot's fans pumped to see him play in person. this weekend's big game. >> not surprisingly, they have down played the story line they're focus is getting another win. they held their full practice. they did not practice and they have already been declared out for sunday. and even though the bengals are coming off of a loss, they're not taking it lightly. >> cincinnati is an impressive team and it's a big task for us. it's exciting and obviously playing at home, we obviously getting out to a fast start. >> wbz proud to be your station. getting you started for the weekend. we'll have more at 6:00. >>> this was an out of this world discovery. >> w

thursday late and at night, some rain and showery at times in parts of southern new england. friday into friday night and a new weather pattern, easy and cooler, kind conditions settle in saturday over the weekend and early next week's temperatures a lot chillier and feeling that way because there will be some gusty breezes. you have a warm day to enjoy for tomorrow. maria: 79 degrees. bill belichick has always had an interesting approach with technology. ed: lynchie joins us next with the new chapter in the love-hate relationship. did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. get internet for as low as $59.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. did you know that sharing wifi with your customers could leave your business exposed? only comcast business offers wifi pro. two separate networks - one that's private for you, and one that's public for your customers. upgrade to wifi pro for only $19.95 a month. call today. comcast bu

we have a lot of confidence that it's not going to bother us in southern new england. that's the good news there. high pressure is with us and not going anywhere any time soon. mostly clear sky. the city at 54, there are cool pockets of air developing under the cool sky. out on the cape and afternoon. even right now, skies clearing out slowly overnight with a wide range in temps. upper 30s to 50s in boston. after the early morning chill, it's a nice one. 66-72. the city around 67 and further to the ocean, upper 60s. friday, another nice day, here comes a cool front from the great lakes states. there's going to be a couple of rain showers tied with this cool front that sweep through new england saturday morning. some of this moisture coming out of matthew. some of his moisture does get drawn north along the cool front even though he stays where he is and then the front shoves the moisture off shore and then we talk about clearing skies on towns less than a tenth of an inch of rain. red sox back home for game three on sunday afternoon will feature mostly sunny skies, bree

new england. the showers are along same front and they're going to wiggle along the front toward southern new england. the highest risk for any of the rainshowers to clip new england will be along the south coast, bristol county and new bedford. thattics that you into sunday evening -p -- that sakes you into sunday even -- that takes you into sunday evening. a quick shower in a couple of places and then this being just too far south of us to affect most of us until sunday evening, we'll stay dry much of the weekend. halloween, that front goes by and we clear out and have sunshine on on our halloween holiday and halloween in the 50's in the afternoon, during the evening, we'll be falling through 40's. dinnertime as the sun goes down, we'll have there will be no moonlight out there and that means you'll have an extra dark and spooky halloween evening as well. temperatures in the 40's for halloween trick-or-treating, dropping through the 30's overnight, and down near freezing by tuesday morning. lots of sunshine. there are the 60's especially the middle of the week if wednesday. keep you updated on the