to southern worcester county patches of heavy rain here, too, brookfield to palmer. a little patch of heavy rain here in the douglas area right now and then finally, metro west. you're getting some downpours. framingham, and wellesley, and route nine. this will continue to slight through overnight. by the morning be along the south coast only before it gets on out of here. i keep tracking the rain on updated on that storm tracker radar then we'll tackle that cool air as well. >> with rain right now and cooler temps expected to move in this weekend be sure to download the storm tracker 4 weather app. the fox 25 storm tracker weather app is free to download on any device. >> developing at 10:00 a warning for women. right now police are trying to find the man who assaulted a woman on one of boston's most popular walking trails. fox 25's jacqui heinrich hours trying to find this guy. >> reporter: vanessa, still no suspect in custody. tonight police asking the public for help in identifying this man and also to report any past incidents that may help the investigation. >>

central southern worcester county by late afternoon. evening commute breaks of sunshine and maybe a stray shower that you may need the wipers on intermittently for with an isolated shower or two. overnight tonight, patchy fog. just like last night chance of mainly cloudy and dropping into the mid-60s. bus stop forecast for tomorrow, similar to today, although we will start to warm things up and coming foot 8 os for many -- 80s for many of us. 60s to start the morning with breaks of sunshine a brighter day overall tomorrow. the forecast keeps us at 80 at coast and mid-80s through the interior and still going to be a wind off the ocean at the coastline slowly subsiding through the day. inland. mainly dry day tomorrow. 70s for highs on the cape and island as left. leftovers if i -- leftovers fizzle out over us. a early morning shower is possible and thur night into -- thursday night into friday we may get a shower. friday morning whoa start with clouds and clearing comes in as drier air works in on the backside of the front dropping the de

here's a good one that went through southern worcester, just about to franklin right now. that's a good downpour. may have some thunder and lightning and gusty winds with it. as we widen out there is a cell but the strongest activity probably where it's hottest and most humid from about providence southwest through southeastern connecticut, but we're focusing on this particular cell as it gets close to franklin moving off to the southeast the other area that we're focussed on is up in southern new hampshire. east-southeast. might get to the northeast corner of the state around newberry port. here's how it looks. it's pretty scattered activity but again, we can still have up until about 6:00 or 7:00, through the region. then it settles south of boston. then to about cape cod around 8:00. and then offshore. the reason we continue to monitor these very carefully is because any one of them, they are very fast moving, can have some strong gusty winds with it. some lightning, and briefer, very heavy downpours. we'll have much more in a few minutes. >> breaking news this evening,

there's more in southern worcester county right now. i'll keep tracking these showers and the cool weather ahead for the weekend minutes away. >>> a school spirit day after administrators at one private school in new hampshire say at least one student showed up draped in a confederate flag. >> we are keeping a close eye on the breaking news at a mall in burlington, washington where four people have been shot and killed. huge emergency response to see right here. the mall is about 65 miles north of seattle. we know the gunman is still at large. right now detectives are trying to determine if there is more than one gunman. we are monitoring the way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ?? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you. with free checking accounts that are actually free... no minimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? i absolutely love my new york apartment, good thing geico offers affordable

that is coming toward southern worcester county. you will get a little bit more. over to the east here is douglas and douglas through uxbridge also heavy rain right along the border seeing some heavy rain right now a coupledown pours approaching franklin too, then finally to the coastal areas cohasset northward to hull then back here through the braintree split over through quincy and happening right now as well. it's out there and continues to move on through. by 7:00 in the morning it's gone. in fact by 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning it's gone. now we're into the sunshine middle today and into the afternoon tomorrow. real nice looking day. now tomorrow night we'll be clear. no chance for rain this time and with those clear skies comes some very cool temperatures into sunday. let's stop there though and talk about our low temperatures tonight's. in the 50s for the most part as the rain clears out, an idea of that cool air that's moving on in. your average temperature in the morning for your golf game 50?. that's it. only 59 by 10:00 in the morning in the afternoon g

off to the north and west of there, more showers in southern worcester county. these are fairly weak, but here in webster, seeing a little bit of darker green in here, so a moderate rainshower passing through this area right now. there's new boston road and eagle drive, route 12 that comes through downtown webster. dinnertime temperatures in the 70's. dew point temperatures are also very close to 70. so as at temperature drops a few more degrees tonight, to get to the dew point, the air becomes saturated, y night in many spots and possibly drizzle. to go along with the increased threat or continued threat of a shower here or there. most of it will be to the south for now, but as the storm lifts northward toward u some of the showers can make their way farther north, but the storm fortunately for us will be weakening. you'll see showers from time to time passing on by through the morning tomorrow and into the afternoon as well, but these are not a huge threat. but they are out there. and you have to be aware of that. tomorrow, beyond the showers, some breaks of s

across coastal long island -- coastal rhode island, back to worcester as well, worcester county and into southern new hampshire. southeastern massachusetts has brightened up at least for now and temperatures have responded. anyone in plymouth. 78 on the cape in hyannis. 67 degrees in worcester with the clouds. i think clouds may tend to fill back in for you over the next few hours in southeastern massachusetts and we may see a few of those showers rotating back up into the worcester area. otherwise a lot of clouds, maybe breaks as we head toward this back in and we could be looking at more drizzle. temperatures hold steady the rest of the afternoon. the heat to our west. this has eyes on us. >> immediately after taking office i will ask why generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroyed isis. is delivering a key policy speech in philadelphia. that is as the war of words between trump and hillary clinton continues. karen travers with the issues dominating talk on the campaign trail. karen: national security dominating the campaign trail. in philadelphia, donald trump layin

one other strong storm could be affecting the southern worcester county is this in here headed through south eastern connecticut. maria: both the rocket and the satellite were destroyed. >> day one, my first hour in office, those people are gone. zero-tolerance for criminal aliens. maria: with those words, donald trump is not backing down. he is standing strong on his position on illegal immigration in the u.s.. ed: his speech is not sitting well with some. live with reaction. donald trump says he wants to ban all federal funding for cities like somerville, known as sanctuary cities. that is an unofficial designation. when police officers arrest someone in the country illegally they don't turn them over to federal authorities unless they have a serious or violent criminal record. the democratic mayor says donald trump said that won't change a thing. we are who we are in somerville. reporter: the mayor says since he signed the order the federal government has softened its position on deportation. last year the city received zero requests. in massachusetts, chelsea cities. >> new hampshi

here's a good one that went through southern worcester, just about to franklin right now. that's a good downpour. may have some thunder and lightning and gusty winds with it. as we widen out there is a cell

a real thunderstorm push through southern worcester county earlier this morning and we have a few scattered showers out there. a little bit stronger in places like still in mansfield right now pushing to the east. we will track a few scattered showers this morning. ticky and temperatures in the 70s. upper 60s and we are going to see the risk of another shower as we head into the afternoon. i will have that timeline and a look at the tropics in a few minutes. check of traffic with julie. >> julie: things are nice and quiet. a lot of green on the map what we see at 4 a.m. south of the pike moving along fine. don't be intimidated by the icons overnight construction work that clears out by 5 a.m. 9 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south. be school in abington as a little boy shot in the face fights to recover at a local hospital. officials tell fox25 that this was a tragic accident. two 11-year-old boys were playing inside a home on lynwood street after school yesterday. it is not clear this morning if the victim shot himself or was shot by his friend. the boy has severe injuries, bu

but back here in southern worcester county, along the pike and southward, you're gonna get so heavy showers have popped up. one near reading one over belmont and this within coming into jp and roslindale at this time. belmont also. brookline, there's jp right there with heavy rain coming on through. >> westchester road all getting some of that heavy rain right now. watertown in cambridge, we're through. seeing some of the downpour activity. to the north i bring you into reading where it's coming down hard and of moving off toward lynnfield too right along 128 which sneaks in through here. bay state road, this is the town of reading getting heavy rain, much-needed rain. it's going to be brief but coming down pretty hard. back along 495 and just inside 495 now seeing some of those downpours moving on through right near the masspike just north of the massachusetts tupi heavy rain along 495 into southborough and also approaching marlborough at this time, as well. gives you an idea what we're dealing with out there. we're not talking about severe weather or flooding rains, just a good dousing. i

it is my a lot of southern new hampshire, northern worcester count. working your way into northern middlesex county right now. you get close to the coastline, into boston. mostly cloudy skies. a lot of clouds socked in. down through plymouth county. the cape. back into bristol county as well. here is all the rain. this continues to be an issue through portions of the mid-atlantic. locally, heavy rain continues to pivot back in with the same storm basically stuck in place. we are stuck in the on-shore flow. again, as we go through the boston and points south, could be occasional breaks. a lot of clouds around tomorrow. damp afternoon. a decent slug of rain coming on in over the weekend. i think more prone to it on saturday versus sunday. but still some leftover showers and patchy drizzle around on sunday so. we need the rain. we will get some rain as we end the week and go into the weekend. although amounts will vary from town to town. heavy rain the farther south of new england you go. tropical storm matthew, watching this. into the eastern caribbean.

you can see a lot of worcester county from leominster to berry down through southern worcester county as well. we get these cold pockets here. every morning we're showing you norwood, taunton, cool pockets. here showing up. right at the freezing mark in taunton. 30's have snuck into the south coast around new bedford. notice martha's vineyard is in the upper 30's as well. we have reading in the mid 30's from bedford from nashua. there will be some frost out there this morning. not as much of an issue in the city of worcester and also in boston where we're holding at 49 degrees. this is one of the coldest mornings we've had in a long, long time. now. that's some warmth streaming ahead of this frontal boundary pushing toward us for tomorrow. as it approaches, our temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow. it will come in with clouds and rain. this morning it is clear and we are going to see a lot of sunshine today. notice by 11:00 a.m., that wind is onshore. a sea breeze develops pretty quickly this morning. that's going to hold is in the low 60's at the coast. mid and upper 640's inla

southern worcester county, look masspike where with heavy rain there too. that's good news. through the morning, we'll still have a lot of clouds around and the risk of a shower. have to keep that in there. the front will be settling to our south. the cloud starts to break up. sunshine for lunch, we're gonna heat up tomorrow. it's also gonna be sticky to start the day. keep that in mind. as the day wears on, the dewpoint starts to drop and the humidity starts to go away. it will stay humid in southeastern mass closer to that front and along coastal areas of new england. temperature tonight, hour by hour in boston moving to around midnight, staying in the 70s, sticky, remember, right back to 81 by 10:00 in the morning all right. lunchtime temperatures generally in the 80s just about everywhere. the outer cape in nantucket will be in the cooler spots, upper going to be in the 80s out at cape cod. the kid rock show starting at 89 at 5:00 and dropping to 79 by 10:00, under clear skies, and dropping dewpoints more comfortable. when you're going to the park for the concert in the

the brightest conditions found through the merrimack valley southern new hampshire southern worcester county. some showers arriving tomorrow and looks like once the showers awry especially later on in the afternoon into the evening hours wield hold true during the day on saturday. if we pick up a decent amount of friday night into saturday. couple of left over showers sunday. we'll talk about that, ahead. >>> a woman in weymouth rescued after crews pull her out of roadside ravine in weymouth. police say that women had duct tape on her hands and feet. they don't believe there's a threat to the public, though. we should mention that. let's head out live to weymouth. victoria warren is there. what do we know right now, from weymouth police a short time ago. they tell us that this women told them that a man dropped her off at the ravine. she had her wrist and her ankles duct taped together but beyond that weymouth police say this women is being very vague. all of this started as an investigation with a 911 call around 8:00 last night. this women 18 years old. called police they found her

might get to the hartford area, springfield, southern worcester county in a couple of hours, but it is a chance of seeing much-needed rain. the skies pretty gray right now. boston 74. beverly is only 70. if you're right at the shoreline, these temperatures are not going to climb that much. inland away from the sea breeze effect, you're seeing readings in the 60's now. these will climb 10 to 15 degrees this afternoon. much warmer inland than what it will be near the shoreline as we reflect basically the water temperature out there. 74 degrees. there's that east-northeasterly wind very light at 5 miles per hour, but the humidity at least is comfortable today compared to head through the day? basically gray skies sitting out there, showers trying to develop in the western part of the state. i don't think any of this will happen in the eastern part of the state. temperatures staying where they are right now along the coast. overnight, skies go to partly cloudy. the humidity comes surging back at us. it's going to be very muggy. that will set us up for a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. he

heavier downpour moving toward plymouth that the hour and also a couple hearer showers here in southern worcester county. yo a risk of shower some breaks of sun still human 68 degrees. this is hermine out here in the gulf of mexico, florida, getting dumped on with rain right now. still a tropical storm but now up to 60 miles per hour. now forecast with a category one hurricane as it moves toward the florida big bend. we'll talk about that updated track how it could impact our weekend coming up. >> i know you're a big patriots fan but after learning about your story you. >> last night here on fox 25 news at 10:00 we showed tom brady's heartfelt message to a new england man. >> also learning how brady reached out to him as fox 25's elizabeth hopkins shows us that man has his sister to thank for making his wish come true. >> reporter: meet jesse miller, the connecticut man who got a special shoutout from tom brady. >> i'll be rooting for you this season in hopes the patriots can give you and your family celebrate all year long. >> reporter: justin is battling a form of muscular dystrophy. doctors re

sunshine and low to mid-60s out toward the merrimack valley and southern new hampshire into the southern worcester, 57 for you this afternoon. futurecast will bring in changes tomorrow. when you wake up in the morning, this is 8 a.m. we have a much cloudier start to the day. you will be watching a couple of pockets of drizzle but as the day goes on, we will start pulling in these widely scattered showers during the afternoons that area of low pressure approaches us friday night and saturday and it will be at its closest. it will bring in the best waves of rain. that's when we are talking the pick up an inch to an inch and a half of rain in the forecast and keeping an eye on tropical storm matthew. the track toward day five will swing it into the bahamas. after that and we are talking far down the line. perhaps next weekend, it could bring us some local effects. i know that is way down the line. almost two weeks away and i want it on your radar so you you can follow it along with cooler. around 60 degrees. the brighter spots are going to be a little warmer. only slight risk of drizzle over southeas

could reach into spots like southern worcester county and northern worcester county and southern new hampshire and in particular southwestern new hampshire see more dry than wet times today, tend to be a little dryer there and brighter as we get a couple thin spots in the clouds. and things brightening up and some breaks in the clouds toward afternoon. worcester at 54? and brookline up to lowell and portsmouth, new hampshire and north shore and south shore and low and mid-60s over the cape itself but again, we are watching for some wet weather, blustery conditions tonight and cloudy conditions 50s potential for couple more sprinkles and get into the day tomorrow and cloudy spots along where we could see a little bit of drizzle and don't see as much as i see today and tomorrow i think there will be more of the dry lulls out there friday, watching for a batch of steadier rain and then as we get into the weekend, notice temperatures kind of going up here. still going to be below average and going to be cooler than average, saturday got about 62? and that is going to be the wetter of two

another shower in southern worcester county, moving at you in uxbridge right now. i'll get to you tracking these showers, we'll talk about when that heat hand the hottest day of the week will arrive straight ahead. >> mark: lights, camera, action. that's also been shooting in dorchester. crystal haynes was in brockton in the middle of all the action. >> traffic was bummer to bumper and main street was packed with people as smoke from an explosion spilled brockton's downtown, but it's not an emergency. it's movie magic in the making. >> the activity is certainly healthy, and you know, brings people down, gets more exposure for everyone. >> paul marian had a front row view as crews turned this hot next door into a scene 1967 detroit riots, part of the latest film from oscar-award winning director, katherine bigelow. >> all the workers have been creating the set coming in and patronize the local stores, so how can you beat it. according to mayor bill carpenter's office, the city is receiving $70,000 for the use of city streets and property in addition to the money spe

then to the west of there, into southern worcester county, have you covered as well, in places like douglas, millville, blackstone seeing some of that. moving into webster right now as well, over toward indian ranch. and douglas state forest getting heavy vein as well, so it's out there, there are some showers, not for everyone, but the threat continues, as that circulation to our south continues to spin these back toward us, those outer bands so to speak, of the weakening storm. it's not anywhere near as powerful as it once was, but it's a nuisance for us. this takes us in to tomorrow morning, there's still the threat of a shower. notice the onshore flow and we're going to continue to see that into the afternoon, before we see more an more sunshine, much like you saw this morning. tomorrow morning, breaks in the came. sticky, continuing into friday. high temperatures tomorrow, upper 70's to low 80's, but off to the northwest, where the sun will be out, more so, that circulation is to our south and weakening, so the cloud field isn't going to reach as far north and we'll get more sunshine a

another shower tracking into rhode island at this point, but still in the millville area, in southern worcester county, yellow, red and orange showing up in here, heavy rain then there's this, hurricane hermine hand the tropics, really in the gulf of mexico, category one storm, 75-mile-per-hour winds, tracking northward and still strengthening. we can see that on our satellite-radar pictures. the increase in thunderstorm activity, the billowing clouds, leading us from the satellite viewpoint to say, yeah, this one looks like it's intensifying even more than. as it makes its way toward the shoreline. forecast to come ashore by 2:00 a.m., as an 80-mile-per-hour hurricane. now, when i say come ashore, the eye hits the coastline. hurricane-force winds already and heavy rain and the surf, all of which are happening, at least the heavy surf and the rain. right now the winds will come with it, just ahead of the center, but the official center will be just before 2:00 a.m. it looks leak around st. marks and the bend of florida, the big bend area. then tracking northward in to the carolinas, the tropica

kevin: tracking heavy rain out there right through the lowell area and billerica and auburn in southern worcester county. but of course, my eyes on the gulf of mexico too, where hurricane hermine is set to make landfall later tonight. >> blair: a football player has lunch with a boy who usually ??? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now, get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >> elizabeth: a driver in rhode island chased some pokemon a bit police say the driver was speeding just after midnight wednesday and lost control. the driver is fine, her car is not. no word on any charges this morning. >> blair: well, this picture right here is getting a lot of attention. a florida state football player sitting down

worcester county. southern new hampshire. no lightning presently, but these storms have had a history of producing nashua area touching up toward epping, new hampshire. this cell is going to drift in. look at the heavy rain. one to nearly two inches of rain per hour. some of the rainfall rates. these are some really heavy downpours. this is tropical air. you can feel it when you step outside. remnants of what was julia feeding into this front. notice how the rain is filling in near new york city. that's going to lift northward as this front shifts eastward. we've got this sticky air in temperatures and cells in the lower 70's. we'll top out in the mid 70's through the the afternoon as that rain begins to fill in as we get toward lunchtime and early afternoon. by the time your evening commute comes around, the rain is starting to taper off and it will slowly do that this evening. it may take a little longer into the first part of tomorrow and southeastern massachusetts. temperatures hold in the mid 60's. tomorrow we are back u

a couple of sprinkles i have seen in southern new hampshire, worcester county, near leominster. i am not seeing more than a couple of drops. a trace near portsmouth, new hampshire. you can see the clouds build in and they will warm up anyway. in the middle 70s by 11 he clock and hitting high temperatures in the upper 70s and early afternoon. we will go ahead and climb up above 80 degrees in many spots in the greater boston area ahead of this front with a 40%

where that is happening southern new hampshire worcester hills we have the northeast wind. and again tomorrow. maybe a glimpse or 2 of sun. otherwise plan on a lot of clouds. grab the rain gear. for the late afternoon and evening hours we will be tracking showers. the timeline tomorrow. the gray indicating clouds at noon tomorrow. we're dry in boston. the showers working north during tomorrow afternoon. they're fighting dryer air across new hampshire and advancing north of the mass pike tomorrow afternoon. saturday does look like a rainy day. we can shut down the steady rain to a drizzle saturday afternoon. sunday is a drizzly day. temperatures both weekend days upper 50s. how much rain is on the way. a lot of us an inch to an inch and a half maybe 2 inches of rain. this is a healthy batch of widespread rain that works through early saturday morning. we have a lot of outdoor activities this weekend. including sox. saturday night's game might be drizzle. and then sunday the mid-afternoon game will feature pockets of drizzle. patriots hosting the bills sunday afternoon. no st

. >> a couple couple showers and brief downpours focused north of boston and a few from southern worcester county outside 495. coming into the 70s today. spot showers around peaches sun and a little warmer brighter today. 90 to end the week with lowering humidity. weekend looks pretty good a chance of a shower or thunderstorm on sunday breana. >> reporter: the zakim bridge is a parking lot. an accident is down here just before the zakim entrance to the o'neill tunnel on 9 # south. backup is to exit 36 creating a 73-minute delay. look for an alternate. don't get on 93 south ken. >> thanks mbta confirms the delayed a commuter train for nearly 3 hours overnight was a deadly accident that train stopped near bu for a body in the path. the investigators believe the person fell from the elevated road above the tracks. the train left south station at about 11:30 last night and a passenger tells us it started moving again at about 2:30 this morning. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, fox will pay gretchen carlson 20 milion dollars to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. i called for help as soon as

a couple brief downpours have roll on through, including topsfield and back out into southern worcester county. that will be the theme of the day. a couple spotty showers around, mild and muggy with temperatures running into the upper 70s. >> sarah: one person is dead after an apparent incident involving a computer rail train in brighton. happened or if the victim was hit by the train. the man accused of stockpiling weapons and threatening to kill president obama due back in court. police arrested 48-year-old john gargiulo last month on a charge of possessing ammunition. officers searched his home and say they found notes that referenced threats to police new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. for new hampshire students and families, kelly ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advoc

we had about two to four inches of rain in the swath from northern worcester county up into southern new hampshire. although before was more isolated in northern worcester county. two to three inches common across that area. then into boston. a third of an inch. that was it. south of the city, a couple that is where we constantly find some scattered showers in here. throughout the day. they are going to be scattered about the last couple of hours. these showers pretty much over and done with. you note the trend here for the rest of the area. clouds thinning out. returning to sunshine. once that sunshine gets to work, temperatures quickly warming up. in fact, we had a couple of hours of it out at fitchburg. close to 80 out that way. that trend will continue this tonight, mainly clear for a lot of us. the exception, some low clouds, likely lingering down across buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. then as we get into tomorrow, we do feature quite a bit of sunshine. almost looks like i'm showing you a blank map here. that is the forecast. not much in the way of cloud cover or precipit

southern new hampshire. this extends back into the worcester area. rainfall rates in some cases, more than an inch an hour so watch out for the localized drainage flooding. we could have a thunderstorm into the a the mid 70s. we'll dry things out tomorrow, and look at that. 80s sticking around but the humidity drops midweek. randy: an army veteran from north andover is making dreams come true, and he's doing it through rock music. those are the students of rock n' roll uganda, a program founded by justin d'addario. roadside bomb in 2009 but he still had a desire to serve. he discovered the rainbow house of hope in uganda and began teaching music to students there. three years later the school has ten guitars and over 100 students. >> we had one student who was a refugee from the congo. wasn't in the school because he could not afford it, and they taught him. and to this day he's playing bass, and he's good. randy: his next goal is to build a school. he has set up a goun and is selling bracelets made by ugandan students. emily: in news to go, a violen

pockets of the light rain and drizzle primarily confined to coastline if you're out and about worcester hills southern new hampshire. it might just end up being a cloudy day with peek or two of sunshine. and worcester hills in outer route two corridor rainfall on way south coast and cape those location about tenth of an eventually as we work toward end of week and weekend, low pressure does get closer to us. when that happens we will talking about at least decent rainfall in here friday night and saturday perhaps we would talking about an inch of rain possible from that rain friday night and saturday. we'll hold on chance of a few isolated showers sunday. and again on monday. have a good night. >> all right, thanks, jeremy. you know that night team is now turning to picture perfect moment. a couple is taking their wedding photos in new york city when a surprise guest stops by to and photobombs them. yes tom hanks and there's a lofl couple over weekend. actor says he was jogging through central park when he saw them taking photo and just decided to jump on in. >> i couldn't just walkthrough the back of

shifts the temperatures will drop back into the 70's. 3:00 this afternoon, north and west of worcester in southern they will get closer into boston as we get toward the evening commute. notice how the storms begin to weaken as they approach the south coast and the cape. about it :00 this evening. several hours we find the storms popping up. they are fast movers, maybe a brief downpour but the biggest concern i have is the potential for damaging wind. heads up that you will be heading to gillette for the springsteen concert. there is a risk of a storm early on. temperatur lows. 40's and 50's tomorrow morning and tomorrow despite sunshine behind that front it is feeling like fall, temperatures in the upper 60's and low 70's. beautiful weather through friday . a little bit of a moderating trend. we could see back into the 80's. into monday. erika: a turtle getting a second chance. emily: thanks to students at worcester polytechnic institute. this is lola with her new prosthetic flipper. students help create the first of its kind part which mimics the way lola's healthy flipper moves. the students bui

morning class and most of us well -- clouds and most of us well above average 80 to 8 5 chug worcester and southern new hampshire to the south coast week you know fall kicks off on thursday. looks good for the pats for thursday night football. 06sthis weekend. -- of 0 -- 60s this weekend. so a big change. >>> apple iphone 7 just came out and users say there's a problem with it. complaints are all over social media but a hissing sound when it is processing a lot like when they are playing a game. apple has not commented but we will see what they have to say. >> t generations behind to be safe. >> you have the original. >> right. >>> coming up on wbz news at noon a. memorable touchdown. >> a water boy gets off the bench to get into the game and why the play turned into narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices yes

all the action is west of worcester into southern new hampshire. there are some heavy downpours here, some embedded thunder as well, all feeding up along a frontal boundary slowing down. as this front inches eastward, it's going to keep the rain chances going into the what was julia spinning here and adding a little bit of moisture kind of feeding it into this. there's definitely a tropical feel this morning. it's going to be a very humid day. temperatures in the 70's. threat for showers and thunderstorms here up and down the eastern seaboard, but behind this front, look at chicago. sunshine, mid 80's. we're going to slowly clear things out tomorrow and get at some of this drier weather as we week. but this front may get stalled early tomorrow. that's going to keep the threat for a lingering shower in the forecast in southeastern massachusetts through the first part of your tuesday. but once it goes on by, wednesday, thursday looking spectacular. tomorrow morning in southeastern massachusetts through lunchtime could be a spot shower. notice that cl

a couple of sprinkles i have seen in southern new hampshire, worcester county, near leominster. i am not seeing more than a couple of drops. a trace near portsmouth, new hampshire. you can see the clouds build in and they will warm up anyway. in the middle 70s by 11 he clock and hitting high temperatures in the upper 70s and early afternoon. we will go ahead and climb up above 80 degrees in many spots in the greater boston area ahead of this front with a 40% those hours into the evening to track on futurecast in just a little bit. that wokeend always in view. sunshine and cool temperatures ahead. >>> all right, let's take look at how the roads are doing just about 5:00 on your friday morning. look at that big map. don't see nay glaring problems. certainly a good thing. the pike moving along just fine. 128 doing well. the expressway doing okay too. just a little bit slow as you go through quincy and milton try to make your way north. there is this from the mbta commuter rail. supposed to leave at 4:58. expected to be 15 to 25 minutes behind because of signal issues. the zakim bri

clouds for you my friend. 49 in lowell and same in framingham only 50. 48 in worcester and the clouds are a bit thinner this southern new hampshire and temperatures are cooler at 46 degrees in new ipswich. we have mostly cloudy skies now by noontime. we have drizzle in place. showers will start out very light and patchy and they pick up in intensity as they travel through the afternoon hours. coming up, we will show you move through the weekend. julie, back over to you for live drive time traffic. >>> getting ready to head out the door, things are quiet. icons and overnight construction projects that wrap up by 5 a.m. north of the pike route 1 and 93 south moving along fine. single digits on the expressway. 29 minutes from 49 to the leverett connector. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> right now boston police are investigating a sexual assault in jamaica ordered the victim into the back yard. catherine parrotta is live from where it happened. the victim was assaulted and robbed. >> reporter: yeah, and it happened just down the street where where we are right now down this street a l

worcester itself just shy of 2 inches of water. you can see where a couple bands of heavier rain were, southern new hampshire, northern worcester county, areas also under the extreme drought. boston down through the south shore, not so much. then you get down, you see this green shading right along the and the islands. that's where we have beneficial rain, as well, between 1 and 2 inches along the south coast of new england. dartmouth right now, you're seeing a couple showers rolling through fall river as well as new bedford. not a whole lot of rain to talk about this morning. a couple spotty leftover showers down that way. visibility ten miles in boston. ?look at this. just running a quarter mile from beverly up into bedford out through worcester. there is locally dense fog in the area, especially north an west of boston. thano the dew point levels being into the upper 60s. you're close to 100% relative humidity. a lot of low-live moisture in place. you get fog to form. off to the west of us. temperatures in the 80s minneapolis, detroit, back into chicago. this is the weather that will be moving in for several days ahead of us. so it

will be key. 48 in norwood. 53 in bedford. 50s in beverly and plymouth and up into southern new hampshire and even worcester and boston. a little bit cool a little bit cool this morning, but i think 60s in the cities themselves is going to feel much milder out there. so fog is something that i am going to be watching especially in those cooler spots this morning where we are dropping all the way down into the lower 50s and upper 40s. those will be our prone locations. through 8:00 this morning, a little patchy fog and a little patchy cloud cover. and we climb out of the 60s in the boston area. after 8 a.m., sending us to 75. i have a feeling boston will get to 87. 78 to 86 your highs for a summerlike afternoon. i will tell you when fall will arrive. >>> julie grauert has drive time traffic. >> julie: looking at the roads, everything is quiet at 4:02. nothing on the pike. don't be intimidated by the icons typical overnight work that ends at 5 a.m. 20 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southboun weston tolls. >>> we begin with breaking news north andover this morning. a car hit and killed a man on a motor

of heavier rain in place by the evening commute and over the next several days and risk in worcester and southern new hampshire as well getting and be ready for the showers. 10:00 p.m., what do you know, more scattered showers, same and setting up things will be damp the walk going to be damp, experts are going to be great, very high. on the go i hope you have the fox25 weat heavy rain during the evening and fade just slightly here and bring rain and start pulling away, still stuck with these gusty northeast winds that will be pulling enough moisture i think to fuel a couple spot showers and next weather maker going to be moving toward us from the west. temperaturewise we got a lot of 50s for the weekend, degrees here on sunday with those spot showers, monday as that next weather maker comes through. couple scattered showers as well at 65?. tuesday drizzly and 63. slowly that sun coming back here between wednesday and thursday, thursday, by the way, back up to 70?. there's a little something to look forward to. back to you. >> julie: there's turkey trouble outside a local bank and how the bird ke

you can see in and around the boston area back through worcester and southern new hampshire. we are also seeing a couple of spot showers over southeastern massachusetts. 8 a.m. comes along, and you can see a lot of the showers peaking. we should actually see the back end of this heavy, heavy stuff drawing closer to eastern massachusetts and that means worcester is going to be drying out. a good chunk of southern new in the thick of it over southeastern mass through 10 a.m. boston should end up drying out at 8 or 9:00 this morning. there could be a lonely shower coming through before noontime that you can see late morning, the bulk of the action will be south of boston sitting over southeastern massachusetts and cape and island of that lingering rain. more clouds the fth and east you go. brighter the further north and west. merrimack valley the brightest location later today but even boston turns partly sunny as we get into the day, the flow off the water land have drizzle. patches of green. into the afternoon a couple more dry breaks and honestly keep the risk of some drizzle

worcester on up into southern new hampshire and then they get into boston and through 9:00 tomorrow morning, some good rain. thunder. by lunchtime tomorrow, it is shifting toward the cape. the potential is therefore a quarter to half an inch of rain, perhaps a little bit more. once we get behind the system, again we are talking about temperatures with a westerly wind tomorrow sneaking up into the upper 70's. wednesday, that tries to shift offshore. another round of showers may try to come in wednesday, but there will be clouds around and showers on into thursday as well. really it's just an unsettled pattern. moisture spinning up the eastern seaboard. that means wet weather through the weekend until this lips out and that probably will not happen until sunday. we will finally get some this ok want to score a free seat , upgrade on your next flight? heather: i always want to score -- erika: i never have. heather: not very often. here are three things you can do. fly at times that business travelers are less likely to be on a plane. avoid early monday morning flights as well as thursday and f

getting rain all across the area from southern new hampshire right through worcester county into connecticut. the steadiest anymore from 6:00 a.m. on. but the heaviest still focused the themes for the longest time. that's something continue models continue to show us. bottom line you will get rain during the morning drive. heaviest is likely to be boston and southward. it's going to linger there the longest. notice the front stalling through noon time even into the afternoon on nantucket and the outer cape. the clouds may never break up out there. maybe the last time you see significant sunshine for the rest of the week. it's hard to take. but we need some rainfall. now where that front stalls this only takes to you 1:00 in the afternoon with it still raining some spots get up to an half an inch of rain from this. bus stop forecast 60 degrees with rain moving through. it's goi is going to be a mess for the morning drive. more so than a normal day in boston. 60s about 70 degrees out here on cape cod. farther north and west you go better chance you have for seeing some sunshine which will warm

middle 70s there in southern new hampshire, in the much rain. back toward worcester at 70? today and not much rain for you. there's a better chance of shower coming shore around boston, dedham, foxborough and into the mid to late afternoon. keep in mind labor day want to be outside and need the rain and area that could get inch or more of rain before pulls away wednesday afternoon and thursday and rainfall forecast amounts anywhere half inch to inch and boston south and eastward and lower amount north and west and summer weather back on the way heading into thursday, friday and even into next weekend, kevin. out here, nantucket 7-foot waves, national seashore 9-foot waves and well offshore and moving toward the cape cod and islands 12-foot waves, grow up to over 20 feats farther offshore in yellow and that's all circle back toward us. in here not as bad and rough seas rip hole in the sand bars and how you get rip currents set up and be careful not venturing into the water not recommended though and more to say about the storm coming up. >> gene: one man word with pattle and

worcester up to lowell and southern new hampshire. that just nasty out there this morning. >> catherine: build in extra time coming from those areas we will be tra >>> we are looking at a live great white -- [bleep] -- whoo! >> gene: they will need a bigger boat. a close encounter for tans fishing. they sent thus video after spotting a great white you a of sandy neck beach. they saw splashing a half a mile. if they were to guess, the length of that is that correct about ten feet. >> sara: oh, wow, and they were laughing. >>> customers flooded a brockton pizza shop. the shop just recently opened after their owner died. a man died from a heart attack vacationing in greece with his family in august. to celebrate his life, the customer challenging for the brockton community to eat at supreme pizza every day for one week. >> i came here since i was a little kid. jimmy is great guy. i know the who he will whole family a >> sometimes people come in and cry with us and hugging us, and it is amazing. >> the shop reopened friday, and the family

worcester county and southern new hampshire. mostly cloudy tonight. cool, a few degrees either side of 50. the forecast for tomorrow, cool and breezy. some showers, most of them in the afternoon, to continue that cool theme into the weekend, especially on saturday. not as many showers around on sunday. better by early next week. >> sarah: all right. time now for fast track traffic with kris anderson. >> kris: hey, sarah. good thursday morning, everybody. let's take a live look outside the expressway. near the gas tank, traffic moving smoothly. let's go to the maps. half hour to get from the split all the way up to the tunnel, most of the slowdowns as you get closer to boston. slowdowns starting to affect 128, 3 pretty good. 95, as well. but it's not so bad if you want the head out right now. out west, framingham all the way to the pike into boston looking good, even as you get closer to the tollbooth. and north looks like something is forming here at 495 and 39 in lawrence. could be typical traffic flow. we'll keep an eye on that and 93 past 18, start

i wouldn't be surprised towns to the north and west of worcester and southern vermont in the upper 60s for high temperatures. it doesn't end there. we will keep those cool temperatures rolling right up comes on in. we will be tracking that cool down coming this week in the next few days and the timeline on the shower threat with that back door cold front as the new information comes in this evening. back in a few minutes. >> elizabeth: the whole situation is just ling to blair. >>> still ahead, why aaa says americans are wasting billions of dollars on a particular grade of gas. >>> mark ockerbloom.what we are working on at fox 25 news at 5:00. >> ace -- youing scene. two wome their little babies. one only 1-month-old. new at 5:00, what the suspect admitted to police and what happened to those kids after their mothers' arrest. is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money marin saved by switching to g

and upper up 40s into the northern worcester hills, southern new hampshire. clouds are thinner and cooled down a little bit. in come the clouds first and showers to follow. by noontime, we are looking at drizzle in boston. by 3 p.m., scattered continuing straight through the evening showers and into your weekend. yes i will be timing out the weekend rain coming up in a few. julie grauert is back with live drive time traffic. where are the slow spots. >> another accident on 128 southbound right before route 2 in waltham. if this had happened closer to, i would say 7:45, 8 a.m., it would be very problematic, but hopefully we can get it cleared before the volume picks up on 128. you are approaching the cloverleaf. that will be a problem especially since we hit that 6:30 mark when things really start to slow down. the accident on 24 right at 128 have cleared. seeing average speeds of 10 miles per hour on the expressway. and that volume running steady. here are your live drive times. 28 minutes on the pike eastbound. 29 minutes on the expressway. 26 minutes on 128