so far, no response from trump' s campaign. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. mike: 68 in boston, but that' s not really the warm stuff. the warm stuff is all the way across the country. when i show you cold temperatures coming up later this week, it will not be one of those things where we stay there for a long time. there is still a lot of warm air to the west that has to move in. tonight, 57 degrees. that is warmer than last night. winds. 70. right now. a couple 40' look for them. 45 in some places. s. tonight. a head start on tomorrow, that is why things will be warming up nicely. this storm system to the south, once again, the carolinas over the weekend, 3-6 inches of rain. eventually, on tuesday, this wants to slide up the coast. a bit of rain on tuesday. right now, nothing. not a cloud in the sky. tomorrow, it will be that way all day. late in the day there maybe clouds, but otherwise, a sunny day. tonight, 42-52 overnight. tomorrow, sunny, warm, 72-78. a couple spots may be close to 80 tomorrow. we will keep an eye on that. highs will look like this tom

we are in the stormteam 4 weather center. still areas of drizzle. are we looking at day two of this? >> we are going to start to dry out. breezy and windy throughout the day today and that's going to continue overnight and sunday. winds at a breezy 16 miles an hour. windy until 6:00 a.m. because of higher 1. radar picking up light showers. we are experiencing brdrizzle. patchy light fog. it's a cloudy and damp start tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. a temperature of 55 degrees. 9:00 a.m., 57. 11:00 a.m., breezy with plenty of clouds around. we should be mainly dry. again, erica will be talking about drying. our high today 58 degrees. all the forecast coming up in a bit. >> ocean city is dealing with the aftermath, heavy surf and high tides. initials say some roads submerged. >> please don't underestimate the power of water. >> this is a once in 200 years rain event with a heavy hose pointed at south carolina and north carolina. >> some parts of the carolinas are overwhelmed. >> this is going to affect everybody in the carolinas. his granddaughter was outs

stormteam 5 continues to keep a watch on the storm. this is a very powerful storm. >> we use a skill that goes up to five. this is still a category three hurricane. up to 155 miles per hour. you will notice the absence of a knife. we are not seeing one. we are seeing some redevelopment near the i. that is what you' re looking at this point. it is going to stay as a category three through the early part of the weekend. it is moving over cooler waters. as it passes it will go over cooler waters and it becomes a category 1 storm. you look at the computer models. they push at 480 miles offshore. the close as it will get us 166. we will begin with some swells at the ocean. we will talk more about the rain , and what kind of weekend you can expect in a few minutes. phil: new crime stats suggests new bedford is the most violent city in massachusetts. the 2014 fbi' s uniform crime stats show the city' s crime rate jumped to 12.6% up nearly 2% from the year before. fall river is in second place at 11.6% springfield is at 10.8% compared to bosto

phil: before that, we want to get you right to stormteam 5 meteorologist mike wankum. developing. they do not hang around long, but they are developing. 495. here. i have been putting trackers on this one and you can see where it is that. we have this cell a here. you had a cell 15 minutes ago? there is another one on the same line and that is tracking into boston. it should be in newton centre in about five minutes. we are watching that one. this will be raising its way eastward. you do not have to worry about too much rain tonight, it will mostly be this evening. we are pushing through boston and kicking offshore and behind it, the winds will be diminishing and i have a great weekend to talk about. we will talk about those details in a few minutes. phil: we want to give you a look at traffic. in both directions, the mass pike does not look so good. we will get backups with the wet roads. take a look at the drive times. 48 minutes. out west on the pike, 20 three minutes. a ton of red going the other way, too. look at this. that is a backup that whole way. it' s a must double the

stormteam 5 meteorologist danielle vollmar is tracking its path. good morning, danielle. danielle: good morning, karen. that's right. it has moved inland into mexico. it is weakening as it does so going across the land. it was the strongest hurricane on record in both the eastern pacific though and the atlantic basin at one point. now it is a category 1 hurricane. winds are still at 75 miles an hour so it is still maintaining tropical characteristics. east at about 21 miles an hour. expected to bring in addition to 10 inches of rain with parts of mexico have already seen anywhere from 4-8 inches. for parts of texas we're watching it too. they've already seen 3-7 inches separately from another system and they're looking for patricia's moisture to give them an additional 4-8 inches. that is why flash flood watches are up for most of that area. closer to home, we are dry right now but we're talking about cool conditions. 23 orange. 25 springfield. 31 lawrence. and 39 degrees in boston. now today we should warm up into the low 50's. we'll look for a mix of sun and clouds. inc

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stormteam 5 meteorologist danielle vollmar is tracking its path. and she joins us now. danielle? danielle: that's right, karen. i was a very strong storm earlier in the week. in fact, the strongest hurricane on record in both the eastern pacific and the atlantic basin but since then, coming inland it has weakened. now a category one hurricane with winds of just 75 miles an hour and gusts up to about 90 miles an hour. it is also moving pretty quickly to the north and east at about 21 miles an hour. now it's already brought a lot of rain for parts of mexico. anywhere from about 10 to 11 inches in spots. and expected in the next 24 hours to bring any with from 8-12 inches in mexico. then it travels north and feeds tropical moisture into texas. this is one area under flash flood watches this morning because of another system that does not need any of the rain. now closer to home, you see this area of low pressure, this cold front providing heavy rain for dallas, texas. all of this is moving to the east. while we're under high pressure right now, we are going to expect some rain in ou

phil: stormteam 5's mike wankum joins us. mike, you've got new information on its track. mike: it has not changed much, it is still a dangerous category three. watch what happens. it starts to make little bit of a turn think of north. that is the turn we have been waiting for. that means things will start to happen quickly. you can sites category three. gusting to 155 and now, moving to the northeast at 10 miles per hour. it had been sitting in one place for a long time. going to maintain that category three stats that you looks like until we get to earllely sunday morning. then, once it starts to move over colder with aer, starts to loosen that intensity. for us, about 426 miles offshore. come pair that to the earlier update was. that was only 300 miles. you get the idea. this thing is shiftings way further cough shore as we speak. however, we're going to have see impact from it along the yews we tonight, we got the rain. we got a lot to go through. i will talk about that, be when it will clear out, we can possibly see a little sunshine. j.c.? j.c.: thank you. we will co

. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. >> it was a picture perfect day as the temperatures warmed into the mid70s. a few spots touching near 80 degrees. big changes are coming. the main impact this woke is going to be the rain -- this week is going to be the rain. everybody has a chance at seeing some rain through the afternoon and into the evening tomorrow. dry on wednesday and thursday and then friday looks like another good chance for a soaking rain. we could really use that. we are down over six inches for the year in boston. where is the rain coming from? it is this system out to the east right now and then this system to the north and west. we will see this one first for the morning hours and then the afternoon. closer to home right now, most of us starting with lots of sunshine. not much in the way of clouds. as you look over boston you can see it. it is still warm, 73 degrees. the winds are out of the south at 10 miles an hour. you will feel them as you step morning. it will be on bit on the breezy side at 10 to 20. that southerly wind is a warming wind. as we go through the ov

stormteam 5's mike wankum is tracking it all in the weather center. mike? mike: see this line we see forming there inthat tells us, that was straight line winds happening. the national weather service also confirming that saying it was not a attorney but boy this was a lot of damage on it. it was moving the way through. you can see when we take a look at the day. we haded scattered showers then a line the west into fork and comes race aring across in the one little area. tonight what we left with is a few scattered showers sitting out ef here over the ocean. that is what left of it all and moving away. the skies are starting to clear away. here this is wait looks. we head to the overnight hours. the clouds dispate. the rains gone. we start the day with sunshine. we stay with unwith sunshine. sun sine tomorrow is going to be different. here is a pocket of cool air. that is what is sliding this way. tomorrow is not going to be as warm as it was today. today we were in the 70's. the weekend which is look drying. still a hi bit on the cool side with that cool s

stormteam 5's mike wankum be joins us. mike, this is quite a wake-up call! mike: because of that, the national sweater service shall be shooed. a freeze watch. inland it does. i do think we'll get chilly. tonight, watching a doing of clouds coming from the west. believe it or not. getting reports of a few snow makes with that. don't worry too much with it. out ahead of this cold front. a next wave of cold air. one pass through morning. another one pass through tomorrow morning. i put a few scattered showers with in the forecast during the morning hours. during the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. it will try warm things up. overnight tonight, a lot of place will drop the 30's but probably hover above the freezing mark. then tomorrow, all the sunshine. look at the warmer we get. lower 50's and even colder air on the way. that is what is going to set us up another weekend with chilly temperatures. we talk about that, phil. antoinette: breaking new. this is live fixtures. a serious accident. the crash we know is on the eastbound side of the highway. and you can

stormteam 5's mike wankum joins us with a quick look at the timing. mike: we got clear skies. that means temperatures are starting to drop off. bedford, 44. 43 norwood. these temperatures will get chilly tonight. the clouds come in and act like blanket trying to keep us warm. nothing throughout to speak of. out here to the west. that is coming in to friday. afternoon. i think as the day guess on. here is the timeline on it. 8:00 in the morning. a lot of clouds much? haib a a little bit overcast in a few spots then we start to see showers rife aring at 2:00. pretty light stuff maybe toward the evening commute. you may have a punch with them and perhaps even rumble of thunder or two. head to the bus stopp tomorrow morning. you will need sweater. it will be chely. by afternoon, you may need the rain dear. when that rain moves out what kind of weekend to expect. ed? ed: new at 11:00, connecticut police say they know who is driving the car in this dramatic video. you can see a teenager jumping to safety during a kidnapping attempt. bridgeport police say they have identified the dri

stormteam 5's harvey leonard joins us. harvey, the rain that soaked texas staying far to our south. harvey. then when you see he ten inch ins, that is far west of houston, but really zooming in to just a portion of austin, that is a foot of rain. this area just pummeled but we come back to our area, and the skies are perfectly clear out there now the wind still exists but pit is call coming down. as it a does, the clear skies, it really a allows temperatures start to pal. so we're already down like 33 in orange. the winds are just diminishing now over southeastern mass. temperatures will be down close to freezing earlier tomorrow. a lot of frost around to start the day. then we see temperatures once back to above 50 in the afternoon. trick trick or treat forecast. changing of the clock. it is all straight ahead. philadelphia? phil: tragic news out of manchester, new hampshire, tonight where a baby girl was found dead in her home. police responded to the apartment just before 11:00 this morning and were met by woman living in the home. foul play is not suspected. police continue to i

. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast with chief meteorologist harvey leonard. harvey. this week started so chillymap a pod racial coming tomorrow as we aim for 70 or higher. only to turn much cool are again on friday. in fact, the afternoon temperatures pi day will be about 20 cooler than the afternoon temperatures we have tomorrow. also, chilly enough for many of us to have a frosty start on saturday morning. now, frosty out there tonight. in fact, look at the his today. boston, 61 was this morning. actually in the 50's this this area of foon. while it was 71 providence, 74 hartford. a weather front in here will lift northward during tomorrow morning. then, that will open up the gates for the warmer tire flood up the east coast. it is very mild off to the south and the west as you a are looking at highs that occur today. so once we remove that cooler air, sitting from boston northward, then we can have that very mild day tomorrow. as for boston, right now, temperatures kind of holding in the 508's t. the breeze he is very light. it is still a east-southeast winds. tom

a huge relief for resort areas where thousands of tourists had stormteam five' s mike wankum joins me. that was really good. mike: look at it. it had a well-defined eye you can see it. as soon as it touched the land, it started to fall apart and became a tropical storm. right now there is not much going on. texas. look at this moisture. that is left over from the hurricane. flooding. these are the totals. place. the bands are setting up. the remnants will be moving here wednesday night. we may get some rain from it. so here is what is happening right now. a new batch of rain is coming in. some rain overnight tonight. tomorrow morning you might have a little bit of water. 5:00 a.m., the showers kind of fall apart. by the afternoon we will have some sunshine. the big story, watch what happens out of texas and louisiana with all of the rain courtesy of per tricia. bob: let' s take a look. in texas the remnants of hurricane patricia are adding to a flooding crisis. as mike said, some areas seeing nearly a foot of rain. tornadoes spawned by the storm also causing damage. even a freight tra

let's go right to stormteam 5's harvey leonard in the weather center. harvey. harvey: gusts even higher in southern portions of rhode island and southeastern mass. these are all wind damage reports and also notice the one we have up there. report. as you a in see, came out of danvers wash tree down on house and a truck. you know it has been around. pockets of strong enough winds damage. wind advisories stays in fek all the way through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and winds that hour. already over an inch of rain in worcester. more heavy count pours to come. right now, we're seeing heavier downposser in southern southern worcester county at this time. there are many more to come. we are starting to see lightning show up as well. as we get past midnight and toward dawn, that is when some of these storms can contain lightning and strong and if not even damaginged with withs. the morning commute, you have to watch the potential for a few thunderstorm be strong to severe. south eastern mass and the cape middle and latter portion of the morning commute then every will

let' s get right to stormteam five' s mike wankum in the weather center. mike: it is a powerful storm. the wind and 130 miles per hour. if you look carefully at the hurricane, you can see how we had a well-defined eye and now it is not as defined. it is headed toward cooler water. it is at a 4 right now and is it makes it to us, it should be a category 1. it is almost 500 miles offshore. we will see some large ocean swells. the other story is all of this rain that has been down to the south of us courtesy of the system. we have been caught between it and that is why we' ve had this persistent trees. the wind we found had nothing to the wind has been howling. let me show you plymouth today. look how the surf is up. this is long beach. the surf freely churning things out. flooding on some of the roadway. in relationship to what we can get out of some of the storms. a lot of flooding. the winds are still out there 20 miles per hour. mostly at the coast. the good news, the wind may diminish as we talk about tomorrow and by monday. we also have to talk about sh