new england. temperatures up in northern new england in the 30s. 40s in southern new england. if you are heading up to ski country got snow over the weekend. the ski areas are ready to open up. the 95 corridor is dry across pennsylvania as well. if you are happening on an airplane, dry across the northeast. all the major hubs here in the northeast down the 95 corridor is dry. dallas will be ok. chicago is an issue. rain showers chicago and detroit as well as the west coast. then that weather system does move into new england on thursday. and that is likely to produce clouds and some snow flurries and pockets of light snow in southern new england and thursday morning. we'll detail that in a few minutes. >> adam: the president-elect meeting with "new york times" after initially calling off the meeting. we're learning more about what is on the president-elect's agenda, donald trump outlining when his first 100 days will look like. let's get to ryan schulteis with more on what he said and didn't say. >> ryan: it began with a familiar complaint. the president-elect says he is not b

it is kind of an overspreading into southern new england. with pockets of heavy rainfall already some reports of around an inch of rain north of the mass. pike. so pretty impressive. we are loo comparable moisture to what we saw yesterday. yesterday, those heavier rainfall totals really stayed south of the mass. pike. today, we are looking at those being consistently in southern new england. we have more rain pushing out from our southwest. and that is going to bring us some widespread showers, actually, into the afternoon. a look ahead. you saw that first band set up to our north: as we head into the later afternoon hours, this does become widespread. we have some pockets of heavy rain possible into your commute home from work. oranges. we are dealing with some heavy rainfall. we continue to see that through the overnight hours as well. this wraps up early tomorrow morning. by that time, a lot of us looking at half an inch of rain up to an inch of rain. highs today in the upper 40's and low 50's. with lows tonight not dropping that much. ta

has extended this to all of southern new england. this morning, this is just for the cape. this is all for southern new england: that was in effect starting about 45 minutes ago. that is going to be in effect until late tonight. we are looking at sustained winds up to even 0-34 miles per hour. some wind gusts up to around 40, even 50 miles per hour. >> we head out to these veteran's day parades, i would add on some extra layers. temperatures falling into the afternoon, forecast it will get pretty chilly quickly. in the afternoon, temperatures start to fall. late afternoon, i do anticipate temperatures notice mid-40's for us. some of us potentially in the low 40's. cool conditions as we head into the rest of today. we keep things cool into tomorrow as well. the forecast showing temperatures tomorrow in the mid to upper 40's for highs. but still dry skies through monday. week we start to see the chance for showers. >> nancy: still ahead, two eagles trapped in a storm drain. how experts think they ended up in a dangerous spot. a deer making a dangerous leap. that animal smashin

across a lot of southern new england. anything else. at times, a few patches of clouds working on in. sure, it is cool across new england. look at where the mild air is. back into buffalo. green bay, mid-6's. detroit, 67. this is the air that will be with us tomorrow. we do have warm weather ahead of us. the tradeoff, more clouds around. i do expect more clouds tomorrow to be in the mix. overall, temperatures running into the mid-60's. not a lot to complain about tomorrow afternoon. thursday, we may complain about the wet weather that comes on in and dampens u evening commute thursday into thursday night. we still need the rainfall. many times we pick up half an inch of rain. we are back to cooler air. probably a 20-degree difference at least from thursday afternoon to friday afternoon. so much cooler weather pouring back into new england. as we end the week and head into the weekend. thursday, again, there is your rain chance. otherwise, the week and weekend looking on the dry side. 51-56 this afternoon. a light breeze on-shore. overnig

new england and mountains. but with temperature the way they are and winds blowing that cold air on in i would not be surprised to see snow shower or flurry activity into southern new england as well. that's the big difference saturday into sunday and doesn't stop on sunday. on monday high temperatures again orlando in the 40s and rain and snow showers here in new england. clearly in the morning with temperatures like that lean toward snow and lean toward mix afternoon and tuesday into wednesday and break out milder and wednesday comes with clouds and rain in the forecast the way it includes right now in time for the holiday and examining that more losly as information comes. >> lawmaker says the demonstration putting people in danger and what he wants to do about them. >> coming up at 95:00, a -- 5:00 a cat attacked by a wild >> blair: fuel spill when two cars slammed into each other. 15,000 gallons spilled out and treated for minor injuries other loaded with coal ask still don't know what caused this crash. >> elizabeth: soldiers in new zealand rebeccaing -- rescued after a earthquake. they were in tourist village when the quake hit. damage destroyed all the

primarily out through western new england and southeastern rain, boston north, lighter amounts of rain from yesterday. but here you go. this is the next wave moving across southern new england and it does temporarily shut down around new york city, but you notice this rain train if you will, it goes all the way down into the virginias now and into the carolinas, this will work up across southern new england through the evening hours and overnight tonight. so there is your timeline right there. we hold on to the periods of rain and i do think there's gonna be a burst of some heavier rain around midnight tonight up until about 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow morning. so that is the good news. the heaviest of the rain does happen off-hours, if you will. so from midnight to about three a.m. a burst of heavy rain and many towns will pick up close to an inch of rain by the time it moves out of here tomorrow morning. temps right now in the upper 40s now. last evening the temps jumped in the upper 50s to around 60. i don't think that happens this evening. what you see is what you get, bit of a chilly raw wind off the water, especially at the coastline, anywhere between 10 and 15

that will be the case across southern new england through mid evening tomorrow of then we should it down. wednesday we start with clouds, maybe some patchy drizzle. then a second wave of rain from that same storm works into southern new england wednesday afternoon. and wednesday evening's commute so again you notice greens around yellows here other than that just minor threat of some patchy, freezing drizzle tow morning. this is a two day rain event and beneficial rain i think most cities and towns pick up one and a half two two and a half inches of rain. if this were jammed into four hours i would be nervous of street flooding or localized flooding but this is drawn out over two days so i think when the rain is gone. most of us pick up upwards of a couple of inches of beneficial rain which since the first of september we're running a deficit. we did okay in october but november has been relatively dry. we'll just slowly chip away at this drought and eventually we get out of it with a storm like that tuesday and wednesday, thursday clouds and then some sun in the afternoon, breezy, that'

the nooks and crannies of southern new england where cold air can be kind of tough to wedge out and dislodge which cold air is this time of year. but essentially this is a rain maker heading for southern new england. clear skies right now. clouds will taken up overnight tonight. chilly, 30 to 36 from this storm system right here and again it's wound up something fierce with snow on the backside but even up and wisconsin it's rain for those folks. twin cities today we're up into the 50's for a time this morning so there is a warm system. and we will essentially be on the warmer side of the weather system although you may look at the numbers tomorrow and again on thursday and say not all that warm heading this way. that's the case. so here you go, we have one batch of rain coming at us tomorrow afternoon from this little area of low pressure even though the main low remains out there but it will spin off these little baby lows then here comes another wednesday afternoon. so each afternoon will offer the rain and at times rain may be briefly heavy late tomorrow afternoon and again wednesday aft

we'll get into some scattered showers through the remainder of the afternoon and southern new england. between now and mid to late morning chance of a shower generally north of boston. then you know downpours fill in across vermont new hampshire and early afternoon, pockets of rain fill in between 1 and 2:00 for boston, metro west, steady rain through southern new hampshire, worcester county. takes a little longer from the south shore to the cape. we may just get a passing shower or 2. most of the day will remain dry until the evening. so the highest rainfall totals are going to be north of boston. that's where we may see a half an inch or m manchester especially. 10th to a quarter for the city and barely anything on the cape and islands may get a quick passing shower or to. temperatures depends on where you are today. 6 in taunton, 68 in new bedford. the warmest readings south of town, farther north will be in the 50s today about 62 in boston, partial clearing comes in tonight. we drop back into the 40s, the wind is going to be gusty and you're going to feel the difference tomorrow,

to keep in mind is as we get to friday there will be a strong cold front in northern new england passing across southern new england the day pas southern new england the day or afternoon. it will get windy ahead of it, than really windy behind it as it influences some very chilly air for the end of the weekend the start of the weekend. there be some impressive wind gusts. look at the winds, which could be gusting up to 30 miles per hour. check it out, your next seven days. chillier but bright, friday is windy. but sunday afternoon, the temperatures will moderate. it looks like a dry weekend coming up. wesson is looking to change its corporate name. the major firearms manufacturer wants to become american outdoor brands corporation. in a statement, the massachusetts-based gunmaker says they believe the name will better reflect their wide range of products. the actual firearms will still be named after founders horace smith and daniel wesson, they started the company in 1852. shareholders are expected to vote on the change soon. mcdonald's is joining other fast-food giants and allowing customers to order

widespread showers in southern new england. we will see that all afternoon of more moderate to heavy rainfall. where you are seeing those oranges, those yellows. particularly, south of the mass. pike. that trend will continue actually, into the day. right here in boston, some moderate rainfall. precipitation rates of .15 per hour. we will continuously see. this it is going to add up. it will make a dent in our drought situation. last week we saw really just drizzle. southern new hampshire, some slippery spots up that way. beware of. that be weary of that. that is coming to an end here. we are transitioning over to all showers. we are not talking about snow. temperatures are continuing to be above our average highs. mid-40's currently in boston. still cooler in southern new hampshire. mid to low 0's. 38 in orange. 50 degrees across the cape and the islands. quite the varied temperature situation here. degrees later this evening. across the cape and the islands. but to our northwest, temperatures will stay in the mid-40's. quite

new england. the timing is perfect for the ski areas because they're going to get a shot of snow in ski country for us in southern new england, no snow flakes but windy sunday afternoon. wind will gust between 20-25. your forecast. looking into next week. i spy a new pattern. cold. mix of clouds and sunshine on monday. tuesday and the wend low to mid 40s thanksgiving looking cloud i with a chilly rain developing thursday afternoon. >> reporter: it's looking more and more likely the patriots will be without rob gronkowski when they travel to take on the 49'ers, gronk sitting out a second practice practice but his expected absence is not the only challenge the patriots are facing in san francisco. >> any time you see a guy like that you know who takes a big hit like that or wants to stay in the game. >> announcer: early thomas is going -- to want to pray for him a little more, want to play for whoever it is. >> reporter: not many players in the league can take a hit like rob gronkowski. remains very much questionable for sunday. >> we all have different injuries at different times, if it's something that you are ca

especially as temperatures warm across southern new england. we're talking more wet than white as far as the weather goes. a catch. could be beneficial rainfall as we wrap up the month of november and kick off december. so here is a look at new england. really throughout this hour we're seeing that snow staying in the ski resorts and the berkshires picking up a little bit of snow. this is light snowland light rain working through the area. a lot of moisture is available and we'll see patchy fog forming into this evening and overnight hours. if you take a look at northern worcester county, are seeing flakes and sleet pellets mixing in with the rainfall, but if you take a look at the temperature, 38 fitchburg we're above freezing. so as far as any icy spots to form overnight, i think your best chance will be well northwest of 495 in the higher terrain of worcester county and into southern new england. jaffrey sitting at 34. overnight tonight not really expecting those temperatures to drop to freezing. fog will be with you, mid 40s to low 30s and

new england at noon tomorrow. so even lunchtime they can get out and about. then the showers sweep across southern new england to the 95 corridor mid to late afternoon tomorrow. worcester hills between 2:00 and flee and working down the all peel out of here by early tomorrow evening. so we're just talking to a quarter to and in some locations a .10 of an inch of rain. boston 58. lakeville and dartmouth at 68. across southern new hampshire and the merrimack the temps tomorrow afternoon only in the low to mid 50s and that continues to move south into metro boston tomorrow evening. friday lots of temps on friday near 50. see you at 4:30. >> jr, thank you so much. time now for fast track traffic, let's get out to matt fits expwrairld see what's going on. matt. >> not a fun ride if you're heading on route 1a approaching the ted williams tunnel west. it's jammed. you can see as you make your way from logan airport into the tunnel. once you get into the tunnel you'll be jammed all the way through. this is the result of an earlier bus breakdown inside the tunnel. it cleared a while ago but delays. the con

so southern new england will be high and dry this weekend. seven-day forecast shows you that here nicely. rain tomorrow afternoon and evening getting heavy and leaving thursday morning after the commute and by this weekend drying out. that's important because if you're all still watching, you're likely wanting to hear about sports home game at 1:00 at foxboro. >> rob gronkowski's kept him from tonight's children's event in south boston seaport so a few other players joined local tv legend jay leno instead to raise money for children's hospital. since 1977 this event has raised more than $42 million for children's patients and research. >> incredible event. >>> ahead inpo we'll hear from drew, who did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call

of southern new england. i think you can see that the air is a little bit cooler to the north. then it gets chillier around the great lakes that will come in as we get overnight tomorrow night and into friday. you'll notice the difference. patchy clouds there. has been a fair amount of sun today. pretty nice stuff. we widen it out to the west and some showers along the cold front and this will be moving eastward with time. i want to give you an idea of how this breaks down. we'll notice some increase in clouds as we go through tonight, but if you're going to be out this evening and into tonight, still fairly mild. i don't see any wet weather. tomorrow morning as we start the commute, there may be some partially clear skies to the south. a couple of showers could be around the north shore especially in southern new hampshire and southern maine. as we get to lunch watch a band of downpours moving into the berkshires and follow it eastward so it could be around the boston area as we get the evening commute under

west, there will be some 40's, then, saturday morning, we are waking up to 20's and 30's in southern new england, certainly 20's in northern new england and look snow that's flying, an indication of the cooler air that's coming on in and as the disturbance sinks southward, most of it will go to our north and east, but some of the showers can make their way through the spine of the green mountains in vermont an even toward the seacoast of new hampshire. there can be a couple of showers around there, and fill in any of these gaps where the crowds pop up. and because it's so cold saturday morning, maybe some flurries as well. mostly in the hill towns and mostly to the north, but that's something we're going to be watching. not talking about accumulating sn there and through the day saturday, a mixture of sun and clouds here in southern new england. you're going to find more snow showers, it would be in northern new england. here's your seven-day forecast, shows that we are still, still going to push those clocks back, i promise that part of the forecast definitely will not change. it's not a high r

so that storm system heads up across southern canada and drags this cold front with it up into new england very lit tomorrow night and early in the i did on sunday. tomorrow's issue is this storm out here and i think it's going to throw a couple of clouds our way late tonight and through the day tomorrow. so clouds on the increase overnight tonight. cool, 35 to 403. tomorrow is mainly cloudy day. i think there will be some sunshine that farther west you travel and where you have that boston plan on temperatures tomorrow only in the low 50's. attleboro with peeks of sun, not of town near 50 on cape ann, low 50's the seacoast. middle and upper 50's as you work through the merrimack. worcester hills partly sunny skies, upper 50's, some of you close to 60 and out on to the cape and islands chatham, mashpee, wellfleet, clouds. temperatures near 50 degrees. so that's tomorrow. sunday a lot of clouds as well. there may be an isolated shower with that cold front before 7:00 a.m. on sunday. otherwise it is just all about the wind and a cold temperatures briefly sunday morning near 50 but for mote o

north of town generally in the lower 50s across much of southern new england. beverly at 52. worcester hills, monadnock region, upper 40s to around 50 degrees but clouds and sun. and then out on to the cape and the islands lots of sun. chatham at 50 and breezy on friday, high temps on friday heading for the upper 50s and another cold front comes at us friday night. that one will not have any sprinkles like the one right now but it does have some chilly air especially during the air on saturday. see you at 4:30. here is matt fitzgerald a check on what's going on on the roads there today. trouble there, matt. >> yeah, on 128 south. there's heavy damage and the car is spun out in the right lane. good news is tow truck just arrived on scene so should be cleared momentarily. you want to stay to thelet as you make your way by this. on the northbound side you'll be slow as you pass the scene. over on the zakim bridge moving well on the northbound side. further up you'll be sullivan square up to medford. delays begin back on the lower it deck near sullivan square and those continue r

right now i have clear skies right over most of southern new england. a couple of scattered clouds outer cape and back into southern new england but you see here temperatures are already down to the upper 20s and lower 30s in a lot of spots. of the city. it's 37 at logan but 31? walpole, 29? lexington right now i have 30s all the way down to the south shore. even the vineyard now 38?. nantucket the only 40 on the map. starting to wayne on us. with we have calm winds, too, now in a lot of locations that's leading to those temperatures really sinking down. that cold air is dense it and drains into the lowest lying areas that's the deal tomorrow morning. if you live in one of those be colder than the higher elevations. so lower 30s in boston, mid and upper 20s in the suburbs to begin your monday. then high temperatures tomorrow look a lot like they did today but the difference is we'll have even more sunshine some of us got caught under a few clouds today. and then less wind tomorrow as well. so really not a bad deal with the seasonably warm cool either way

marijuana shops may not be intervene. >> while northern new england looks at snow showers here today. what are we expecting in southern new england. that answer after this. hollywood in mourning today after the beloved mother of tv brady bunch lawrence henderson rushed to the hospital after a bad crash. his cruiser was rear ended by an suv. the driver oh hit him now facing charges. >> police investigating a deadly crash in plainville when drive yes going wrong way on 495 slams into another car. >>> a women missing for three weeks in california found safe police now looking for two suspects in her disappearance. >> 9:30 on this friday. >> lots of news to get to this half hour. first let's send it over for a check on your forecast. >> the slippery spots to northwest lighten up here. we're dealing with fog which is on the denser side. two miles worth of visibility in bedford and under two miles of visibility in norwood. it will take little while to make as we have calm wind really throughout southern new england. we're dealing with wet weather. not dealing for us we look at rain showers and actually the temperature upper

we've got the rain across southern new england. it does terribly wind down toward metro new york city but there is more rain farther south down toward the virginias as well as carolina. it's this plume of rain right here, this will work up across southern new england later on tonight and there could be a burst of steady rainfall about midnight tonight. as we advance our timeline, you notice the colors, warmer and warmer. yellows, oranges, even some reds, kind of like a christmas tree, around midnight tonight and then it moves off to the north of boston before the morning commute tomorrow so several hours of rain overnight tonight. brief heavy rain overnight. most towns will pick up an inch of rain on top of what we picked up yesterday, and then we can focus on the sunshine coming back tomorrow and a bit of a warm-up, as well. forecast up next. >>> a water main wrecked and leading to more trouble. clean-up underway at chinatown sparking flooding and manhole fires. it caused a messy commute for drivers coming into the city. the usual

both systems will bring moisture to southern new england. a look at the totals, tuesday evening, a lot of us will have anywhere from a quarter inch of rain up to three quarters of an inch of rain then it tapers off for us, briefly dry out. by thursday morning after the second system pulls through, we're talking about two inches of rain for many locations. around an inch and a half for some and locally a couple spots with three inches of rainfall so dry today, the likely chance for showers tomorrow as the first system pulls through. as the second system pulls through we're talking mostly wednesday afternoon through wednesday evening. the chance for showers into thursday but that's looking to pull through quickly so we'll dry out into your thursday forecast. highs today, mid 40s with winds not to breezy. as we head into tonight, lows similar to this morning, upper 20s, low 30s. patchy fog potenti i with a chance for showers through the day tapering off tomorrow night. look at those temperatures, back into the 50s, even mid 50s, by thursday. >>

in continues to pin wheel cold air in southern new england. a bit windy especially this evening. lows between 23-32. tomorrow, that is your big travel day, sunshine all day long. not as windy but still a chilly breeze. temperatures in the upper 20's by 7:00 tomorrow morning, numbers in the mid 30s thursday morning southern new england. we'll detail that portion of the forecast in a few minutes. >> ryan: time to talk about the traffic. if you are heading out of town you will be joined by millions of other americans. send it over to adam who is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: good luck. the state department of transportation says you should expect longer waits and delays no matter which way you choose to travel. logan airport officials are asking people to arrive two hours early for domestic flights and about tree hours before you are heading out on an ina the d.o.t.says when it comes down to is safety. they want you to watch your speed out there. don't use cell phones behind the wheel and definitely obviously goes without saying do not drink and drive. >> the number one th

that's a look at the weather >> wren: northern new england is looking at the chance of snow today. here in southern new england, we're willing at a damp black friday forecast. we have the chance of showers as well as drizzle off and on throughout the day. as we head into tomorrow, we're looking at more of a coastal storm. the chance for showers across the cape and the islands, the coast, further inland it's actually looking to stay predominantly dry. highs today around our average patchy fog this morning >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you very much. >>> coming up, a missing california mom found alive in what some are calling a miracle. we'll have the latest on the search for her kidnappers. >>> plus, your holiday survival guide to getting through weekend with everything from the best bargains to some travel tips. >>> but first, this is "today" my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to

then that front came blasting through southern new england yesterday morning and rearranged the furniture. now this week and beyond, we will be on the chilly side of that jet stream. you can see the cold air across the northern tier of the united states. here in new england it's about the cold and the wind as well. boston 35. worcester at 29. winds, when you factor in the wind, it feels like the temps are down to the teens and 20s. storm systems off to our north has basically come to a screeching halt and will sit in southern canada and pinwheel about with the cold winds. if you're close to the great lakes, you'll have snow. we've had snow all day through much of new york state. western new england and even a coastline this morning. and even this afternoon, a few flurries. for tonight windy, cold, mostly clear. 24 to 31. tomorrow still cold, more wind. not quite as strong as we saw today. we saw winds at times today gusting over 40 miles an hour. tomorrow i think between 20 and 30 miles per hour but still, you know, wind is wind. it will be cold out there tomorrow. temps in the 30s and lo

and likely to be a couple of snow flurries in southern new england. on monday. how about that? have a good night. >> how about this, local athletes and comedian teaming up annual champions for childrens gala. the event has raised more than $42 million for patients and their families at boston children's hospital. stars like that guy terry francona v jay leno and pats rob among. also patriots offensive lineman nate sol involved with hospital since his son was diagnosed with cancer last year. >> they came us to a time of great need they've through an entire process. holding us up through very difficult time in our lives. our son's troubles to have a place like boston's children is truly phenomenal. and teammate rob gronkowski this cheer's champion recipient he couldn't attend because of an injury his traem mateser more his mark. next, fight with the bronco is going to be crazy. appear star is born oh boston sports radio. that was tom brady's son ben playing the role of monday morning quarterback. yee kicked dad off phone to chat with host. in process compares tom brady, his dad t

. >> this cool front moving throuh southern new england earlier ths afternoon with the showers and a little first of some steady rain about 2:00 or so. shower activity. that's the actual cool front. and sometimes you find that cool air right along the front and at other times like today it kind f lags. still relatively mild out there. 50s and 60s. as you move up into northern new york and northern new england. that's where you find the cooler air. not much in the way of rain. most towns a tenth of an inch or less. south of the pike before the front comes through, here are te cooler numbers and then they do northern new england. so overnight tonight we'll havea lot of clouds out there and certainly cooler than last nigh. temps tonight heading for the middle 40s and then through the day tomorrow back into the sunshine. not cold, but certainly cooler than today. temps tomorrow will head for the low and mid 50s and will contine the cool down for the weekend. i'll pick up the story from thee in a few minutes. >> also on 7, drivers will be dealing with a major roadblock over the weekend on

so these little smaller areas of low pressure with their rain move across southern new england with some ben racial rain so i think when it's all said and done thursday morning we may end up with between one and two inches of rain. then we get the sunshine back on thursday afternoon. it will be mild as well but not tomorrow. kind of cool and raw with that rain in the afternoon. 7:00 tomorrow morning again patchy drizzle. not widespread. you notice the numbers right around 33, 34 and location right here this is where we have that freezing drizzle advisory. not to say that everyone in this pink shading is going to see the freeze of drizzle because i don't think that's the case. just patchy but i want to make a wear of that because it's that time of year haven't had a lot of that thus far i'm mild fall. but this will be the case for a few hours tomorrow morning and then it's just "playboy" old raindrops tomorrow afternoon. temperatures tomorrow upper 40's. wednesday periods of rain, predominantly again in the afternoon with temperatures on wednesday heading for the mid so your time line tom

both of them needed beneficial rainfalls, end up between one and three inches of rain across southern new england. that would put a moderate dents into our drought situation before we dry out end to end the week and the first part of this weekend. >> vanessa: thank you, kevin. new at 6:00 p.m., m.i.t. police parking tickets, with toys. if you've got a ticket from campus police in the past year, instead of paying the fine, you can set you will up with a new unwrapped toy. you'll need the receipt from when you bought that toy, and it has to be worth the same amount as the ticket if not more. >> mark: horrible crash sent people flying out of the back of a hotel shuttle. tonight, new details about the driver accused of causing it. >> i'm head hedge. come -- i'm heather hegedus. ? do you love me? ? with hood sour cream, you can love every scoop, every delicious bite, and every way hood has brought everyone to the table for over 160 years. ? because not only is it rich and creamy -- it's just 30 calories per tablespoon. ? so every meal can be made easy and delicious. celebrate every day with all-natura

rain in southern new england during the evening commute. and that is with us for the next several hours, which the timing is the worst part of these batches of rain. here's last night's rain, 1 1/2 of rain and i think we'll do it all over again this evening. now, it does look like it winds down. water bury, new york city, down toward philadelphia, but there is more rain that's lined up on the deck all the way down the eastern seaboard through the virginias and carolinas. so this is the next batch of rain that works up across new england later on this evening and overnight tonight. in fact, i think there's gonna be a burst of some heavier rainfall around 11:00 tonight up morning. and i also think we can move the rain out of here before the morning commute gets underway. there may be a couple of isolated showers tomorrow morning, about 6:00, 7:00 but there will be few and far between and moving offshore real quick. so even if you head out the front door at 7:00, maybe a shower for 20 minutes but i don't think you need the rain gear. an additi

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new england. we're doing well in southern new england. a lot of color to receive. now rain coming our way, that bedford, 52. boston, 50 at the airport. however, on closer inspection, downtown, it is down to 49 in boston. winthrop is a 49. look at marblehead, you're 47 as well, so we're finding cooler temperatures already. north shore 40's, hampton is 49. ipswich, you're 49. this surprised me though. on the south coast of new england, south shore coastline, 49 marshfield to duxbury. much warmer tomorrow. i'll show you that and the rain on the way. >> vanessa: we'll see you shortly kevin. police cited a driver who hit trick-or-treating last night on marshal avenue in lowell. we were on the scene as this was breaking during our news at 10:00 p.m. the street was packed with trick-or-treaters when the accident happened. police say suspect, 27-year-old carlin arroyo hit the boy and took off. police were able to track her down and arrest her. >> he had bleeding in the head, on his side. >> vanessa: the woman was cited for leaving the scene of an accident. boston for treat

here in southern new england leveling off tonight because of southwesterly winds that will be kicking in ahead of this front. sure, we're clear now but these clouds, a couple of showers make it into new england tomorrow, and then the polls and the wind will arrive. the latest timeline, when that's going to come in and the latest information that's just coming in right now. i' >> a rattle snakebites a firefighter and he's in the hospital tonight. the snake bit him after having his head chopped off. >> kyle wanted to show his children the head of the snake and his wife was taking cell phone pictures. unable to pick up the snake's hand and what happened next can only be described as terrifying. >> it turned and struck me on the finger here. it latched on and i slung it off. >> reporter: the snake packed a venomous perjury. >> it took about 1060s for the burning to -- sensation to start shooting through my arm and then within 60 seconds i was unconscious and fell there on the trail and hit the back of my head on a rock. >> i was unconscious in a remote area, bleeding from the head and it

but i'm not thinking any showers here in southern new england. again, you have to go to the north to find any of those that gets squeezed out by the mountains. 56 in boston for dinnertime. near 60 in norwood and 60's on cape cod. i'll show you the cool weather heading our way and the coldest start to the weekend coming up. >> vanessa: a wet october did a lot to england. after our dry summer, more than half of massachusetts was in extreme or severe drought conditions. but that number has since dropped significantly in the last month. the boston area saw nearly 5 1/2 inches rain in october, snapping a four-month dry streak. the f.b.i. is now offering a $10,000 reward for information on the disappearance of a weymouth man who was last seen in the cayman islands more than a year and a half ago. >> mark: 47-year-old norman lee got separated from his wife march of 2014. officials looked for him for three days before calling off the search. lee is a comic book artist who works on the avengers, spidermen and "x-men" books. one local woman is looking for

new england and they are falling apart as they come through. and that is certainly not bad news. there we're watching some come through southern worcester k. down in cape cod that is all that is left here. th but also the north and the west there are still some showers. some are moderate. this is another shower that is right here near orange. i'll zoom in and find out. this shower looks to be farther east. a quick shower coming through your area. temperatures are generally in behind of the front it cools off. cape odd you've got a risk for a shower. and the temperatures drop down to the 40s. everybody waking up to some sunshine. maybe some clouds that linger out off nan nantucket. and then some clouds drifting southward from a front that is on the way to the north. let's talk about the temperatures. at or above average for this time of the year. bridgewater 53 to the northwest. and framingham the same for you and then of the front comes. coming out of northern new england. notice the showers along the canadian border but not a lot of water in the air. and washington without that you're not going to get much in the way of rain shower the bi

by tuesday morning, it will be creeping in two southern new england, making its way in tuesday late morning and early afternoon. this will coincide with the superman tonight and highs that are expected are onshore, we could see some coastal flooding as we head into tuesday afternoon. your seven-day forecasts, in the immediate forecast, we are looking nice and clear. highs in the upper 50's, tomorrow climbing into the 60's and conditions for the super moon are going to be perfect for on tuesday, the showers move in a net will bring gusty winds with temperatures in the 50's. your seven-day includes the sun returning and our temperatures will slowly climb. much of this week will be in the 50's. next weekend, back into the 60's. antoinette: taking a look at the other stories where following. doug: six hospitalized after what please call a flash mob attack, including an off-duty police officer suffering minor injuries. a group of people tried to rob industry and. at least one suspect was taken into custody. antoinette: the state division of marine fishery making the call for the harbor to open a

meantime the fog isn't bad at all for extreme southern new england. there's the fog morning in new hampshire and maine and perhaps northern massachusetts. in boston only a quarter of a mile. these are the current temperatures. they'll go up a little bit today not quite as high as yesterday's 48. around the nation 50s and 60s across the central states, and 70s and 80s down in florida. if you're traveling the next couple of days no big storms for the most part coast to coast. we're trying to get rid of this thing that's been for a couple of days. and one last impulse is coming on through which may cause a couple of scattered showers today as it lifts northeast ward it tends to fall apart as it moves into the area. the other area we thought might come up over the cape is falling apart as well. a couple of scattered sprinkles, light showers. then as the storm gets organized off shore tonight it's going to start to dry the atmosphere out here so we'll morning hours so we'll see a lot of sunshine coming up for tomorrow with patchy clouds and high temperature

most importantly dry roads. 40s in southern new england. out of new england it will be cool down the 95 corridor, dc, baltimore, new york city pittsburgh. airports in the eastern seaboard. metro new york, dc, atlanta a okay. there will be showers detroit and chicago tomorrow. that system moves into new england thursday thanksgiving. and perhaps a few snow flurries on thursday morning. talk about that in a few minutes. ; we have seen plenty of backups on the highways through the afternoon and into the evening. >> anchor: many people tried to beat leaving early with thanksgiving. caught up with other people trying to get the same idea. brandon gunnoe live along a busy stretch for us. where are you, brandon? how does it look. >> reporter: we're in southie looking at the entrances to the airports. everybody keeps leaving earlier and earlier. today has become the new busiest holiday travel day of the year. if you want to get to grandma's know. what should be the busiest travel day of the year as millions hit the roadways early this thanksgiving h

dry and windy sums it up southern new england, northern new england and cup full of snowflakes there, not whole lot of accumulation there today and here at home running i want to say with sun and scattered be crystal clear all day but looking pretty fine with future cast at 11:00, noon time, temperatures that will crack the lower 40s and that's our high for today because by the time you hit the roads to head home we have temperature back in the middle 30s and going to be pretty chilly out there again. lower 40s in nashua and portsmouth, over to bedford, down to boston, up to beverly, plymouth at 41, new bedford 43, only 35 in worcester, some of the higher elevations, that's where you can find chillier temperatures today. tonight with clear skies tomorrow, 40 to 46? here and keeping it mostly sunny, keeping conditions really easy going here for any of your travel plans on your wednesday across new england. best day of the whole week, i think. as we slide into thanksgiving morning, though, watching for some drizzle down across the cape, southcoast and the islands, i'm watching as new in

new england. not a lot happening when we're talking about light snow showers in the northern part of new england. in southern new england drizzle and rain showers coming through. bright banding it's just some higher reflectivity as a snow flake is melting. it passes that melting mark. that could be mixing in. places like keen and jaffrey could be seeing flurries. as far as for the rest of the evening. i don't expect temperatures to budge. low 40s from boston to norwood. worcester county we're talking close to the freezing mark of 32 degrees. 34 in worcester. sometimes you can get icing even freezing on bridges and over passes and in higher terrain. icy spots are possible into the overnight hours and into tomorrow early in the morning. something that we need to pay attention to. overnight tonight the areas of drizzle and possibly isolated areas of freezing drizzle. 35 to 42 generally speaking for our overnight lows. tomorrow a boost in the temperatures as we top out in the mid 40s to low 50s. continue for us. how long does it last? and how much rain are we talking when all is said and done? more to come in my

southern new hampshire and more in some locations out there. if you remember that one, here's a tougher one for you. 1989, the storm was largely in southern new hampshire and southern new england. this was the macy's day thanksgiving parade and some big amounts of up to a foot in places like cape cod and one more for you, back the 1971, temperatures were cold enough for lots of snow. and as much as a foot to a foot and a half. will that be the case this year? not at all. but we do have a little bit of dicey weather to get through over the next few days. with temperatures right now in the upper 20's to low and mid 30's around the granite state. couple of games tonight and tomorrow. so let's talk about those, first of all, tonight in nashua, north versus south. 35 degrees right now, and the skies arear at the stadium at 10:30 in the morning, also about 35 degrees when the game gets they are way there in manchester. skies are mainly clear right now and will largely remain clear with a few clouds here and there for a time this evening. but you can clearly see what's to our west here, rain and snow marching this way, and notice this little finger of it right here, that is what's go

. >>> around northern new england looking for a chance of snow. in southern new england a damp ac drizzle off and on throughout the day up to a 10th of an inch of rain by this evening. head into tomorrow morning of a coastal storm and chance of showers across the cape, island and coast and further inland looking to stay predominantly high. highs today upper 40s and even low 50s for the cape and islands. patchy fog this morning mixing out and we have patchy fog again tomorrow. again tomorrow. >> and that's your late easy it doesn't get any better than our "freebie friday." this thing is huge! monster! >> and you at home -- not only will people on the plaza win, but you at home as well so don't miss it. >> yes! yes! flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers break the mold. go sensationally bold! new colorsensational loaded bolds from maybelline new york. loaded with hyper-color pigments for one-stroke intensity. honey nectar and a creamy feel. maybelline's new loa

new england. that's an impressive machine of snow. tug hill plateau of new york and through the southern tier of new york and down into western new england, connecticut, berkshires, cold airstreaming out of canada across the warmer lake waters and the flurries here in southern new england and also generating that cold wind so we have that tonight. windy and cold. mostly clear. a few clouds this evening but they'll fade away. temps between 24 and 31. toow temps tomorrow 39 to 44. boston around 43 tomorrow afternoon. north of town, drake at 39, into the worcester hills, lots of sunshine but a cold day and another windy day. winds not quite as cranky as today. upper 30s. with the winds it will feel like the upper 20's. out on the cape, chatcham at 44. wednesday lots of sunshine. no real issues and on wednesday, less wind but still cold. most importantly, roads are try. weather maps will hold on to the sunshine the next couple of days. thursday here's the next system. it's weak and there's left overcold air on thursday morning and i think probably a few flurries happening thursday morning. here we are at 7:00 a.m. again, it might look impres

new england. the showers working across southern new hampshire, a few closer into boston. that's the first wave of rain. the second is back around toronto and buffalo right now. well. it's following a frontal boundary which is separating air masses right now. so it's going to be cooler north of that front today. there's still a lot of warmth to the south. you can see how warm it's going to be around new york city. we hit 70 yesterday. today we'll be near 60 in boston. could be close to 70 in southeastern massachusetts. close to 80 today around d.c. behind the front, drying things in chicago. but temperatures a little bit cooler. so watch this wave pressure work across southern new england today and the skies clear out overnight, winds pick up. that is going to bring in much cooler air tomorrow and especially the weekend. so high temperatures only in the lower 50s tomorrow with those gusty winds. we may not get to 50 degrees on sunday. as we head toward early next week monday into tuesday, the weather looks quiet with a warming trend for election day. temperatures likely co

this rain is going to be filling in from south to north have the rain over southern new england later today by late morning and midday that's when rain fills in notice by lunchtime pockets of downpours that will become steadier and heavier, your evening commute this is the map not looking fun the cape and islands may get a lull in terms of the heaviest rain i can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm in there between 8 and 10 p.m. most of the heaviest rain is going to be tapering off in intensity and over night i do think we see some breaks of sunshine heading into the day tomorrow how much rain falls for most of us? either side of an inch but i think less from places like the south shore back down to the cape and perhaps more through the lower connecticuit valley. high temperatures not the 60s, 53 in boston low 50s in metro west and even 40s on the map too. tonight won't be that cold lingering clouds and patchy fog the showers end over right around 50 degrees, then high temperatures tomorrow will once again come into the 50s even some low 60s so once the morning clouds give way to suns

new england sunday morning. rain showers sunday morning in southern new england. that will be in the form of snow showers berkshires, white mountains, and green mountains of vermont. sunday for us. week. chilly temps below normal. >> anchor: thanks jeremy. >> anchor: an honored ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center >> anchor: ncaa planning to honor a former boston college baseball players. ; inspiration award. fradies inspired the ice bucket challenge. this is fradies at his the inspiration award is given >>> we are in charlotte where tonight the saints are in town to face the panthers, and both teams with the playoff hopes flicker i flickering. 37-year-old drew brees is set to lead the league's top passing attack against carolina who will count ont cam newton to salvage t

that is the extreme drought here across new england and parts of southern new hampshire and northern and central mass. great. 45 tomorrow as well and then tuesday, the rain. wednesday afternoon and evening, more rain into early thursday. next weekend as we're dropping off coats for our coats for kids drive, looks nice and dry. back to you. >> we should bring a coat out there. two men shot outside at a local strip club. coming up, that city's mayor says it's just the latest in a troubling trend. we'll tell you about the threat he's now made for the club's managers. >> the family who put up the christmas remember them for a very long time >> shattering explosion and i saw the smoke and came flying outside. taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. >> christmas lights are on at the household in merrimack, new hampshire and the man who strung them up is inside that house recovering from a trip to the hospital. he was shocked and nearly died putting up the lights. this morning he's not going to forget what it felt like to have

those are pockets of downpours and heavier batches of rain which will work through southern new england tomorrow afternoon and wind down tomorrow evening. most tounce probably about an inch of rain likely. is one of our computer models. it gets hyper with storms like this. some of these numbers might be exaggerated. and when you take it first of september even though october was loaded with rain. september dry. november off to a dry start. we'll take this rain. tomorrow's a rainy day. like that we are back in sunshine. mild temps wednesday, thursday, friday. temperatures those days upper 50s to around 60. >> anchor: jeremy, thank you. >> anchor: olympic champion and needham native showing she has a heart of gold. >> anchor: alley and her family presented a $10,000 check to dana farber center for lung cancer. the raiseman's are honoring alley's grandmother who died after a battle with lung cancel. autographs snapping photos with patients, families and staff. >> anchor: coming up tonight on latest on the breaking news about gronk. reports that he could be solids next week. >> anchor: patr