let's look at wellesley, 34 degrees right now. 31 in wayland and 38 in waltham. 40 in boston, 34 in dedham. this is how the suburbs cool it down. 31 in reading and 33 up in greenland, new hampshire. freezing. the south shore with bridgewater now leading the pack at 30 and so is plymouth but cape cod, outer cape at least, 35 degrees. this morning cold enough to skim some ice on the pond there in hopkinton. now clouds, we don't have too many of them but they are trying to work down from northern new england. i suspect some of these may make it but it doesn't look like we're going to be buried in clouds tonight. chilly. you'd think with high pressure moving offshore you'd get a nice return, warm it up. the warmup is delayed but not denied. eventually the wind will come out of the south southeast and warm us up. that comes with baggage. that's not clean and scott-free. clouds move in on thanksgiving and we should be mostly cloudy late in the afternoon. it is milder in a sense. we go from 40s to the mid 50s. but without sunshine it won't feel all that warm. we just make it into those low 40s an

temperatures descending wayland and wellsly. mid30s from fitchburg to shoes shrewsbury. beautiful sun shot and sunset, beautiful. all right. so clear skies essentially tonight. there might be some clouds that trickle down from northern new england just to get into southern new england just to get through. they are not going to blot out the sky or starlight or anything like that. our temperatures tomorrow, i'd like to say this is the beginning of the turn around and it is in a sense that the upper atmosphere will be warming up. for us down at the ground level, almost similar to today, a cold start, a finish in the mid 40s, still below normal, that's, what, three in a row now, 46 44 in whitinsville. how about the clouds? there will be a few around tomorrow. nothing too huge. we're waiting for the cloud bank to form as we go through thursday, thanksgiving day. it looks like it may come into connecticut and swarm across eastern massachusetts. it looks like you know you bring in a southeast wind, the ground's cold. it's a perfect setup for low clouds that look like the sky wi

a little colder through lickington and wayland. those might be close to the highs for tomorrow. the high, 48 right now in boston, 49 lowell. then out through sterling and auburn we're in the upper 40s. the rain has yet to settle in. we have seen a couple of showers through wareham and up to plymouth and duxbury but the stead yet rain has been on cape cod. come. this first wave is just settling in. paving wait for more rain. it's sacrificing itself because there a lot of dry air in place and a lot is fading out. reenforcements will be spawned intoer this low pressure and fed up from a long island and connecticut, too. this also is what we're watching because as the storm pulls ebb, this little band of rain will translate east too along the pike. so it's going to hang on to the morning commute for tomorrow. plan on that, ponding, you know, that thing, wheel spray. back into that mode and the sky will be a little dark. it will be very november-like, almost like early winter in fact with very little sunlight and bright in the sky. cape cod. the steadiest but again light showers out

flicks wayland, not as cold tonight and not nearly as cold as the last two mornings we've seen. o the southshore, duxbury is 38, compares to 35 in foxboro and 34 in attleboro out through cape cod, in the middle 30s, and already at freezing up near vineyard haven. 41 in nantucket right now. gobble, gobble, hoping yours is good tomorrow. our temperatures start off right around 40 degrees. so whatever we have in the 30s should jump a little bit be and climb maybe closer into the upper 30s. boston we really won't cool off all that much and tomorrow it's a nice setup around 40 in the for the afternoon with limited sunshine. i see a lot of clouds only because this wind direction out of the southeast is notorious for making cloud cover and bringing it into southern new england. especially this time of year. maybe it's april, right, the sun can fry right through those clouds and we'd have a partly sunny day tomorrow. but the sun is way too week this time of year. way too much to ask of it. the front that's coming down from quebec has this. rain and snow. but don't worry, it's only doing

. >> anchor: 36 in town now, the clouds still with us. 36 in waltham. 31 in wellesley. 32 wayland. our temperature in the lower 30's to the north through box boxford and back up into lowell. 30 fitchburg, same in shrewsbury shrewsbury. and 34 in scituate now. about 33 in dighton and 34 in foxboro. our temperature about 33 out through chatham. our showers not awrying right away. clouds will be with us, yeah, that kind of thing. we'll slowly work in the showers showers. tuesday afternoon when i say that i'm thinking mid afternoon. maybe early afternoon out through worcester. good soaking is on the way. not with this particular wave that arrives tomorrow. it's the second wave on wednesday when we get most of the rain. temperatures will moderate a slow climb but as you can see, there is nothing arctic across parts of southern canada or even up through churchill near hudson bay. as far as like temperatures in the teens and, you know, below zero, even yellow knife at 14 degrees right now, that's pretty warm for them. so no arctic air to tap into, we have the cold that's with the storms a

and in lexington 48. 49 wayland. melrose at 50 degrees. greenland, new hampshire 46 already. reading at 47. 48 out through auburn, shrewsbury about 46 or 47. foxboro 48, 52 west bridgewater and down through cape odd already 44 in west chatham, haven. the cold air is will coulding in route through maine and national and sinking down. we're focusing on high pressure. there is some showers, i see them out through chicago, yes and down through the south but they are not ours just yet. this is our weather system that will eventually kick up these showers and bring them into new england. that weather system right now producing quite a bit of snow back through denver. this high once you get underneath it boy it's tough to warm up. this time of year at least. it will be the focus for some cold nights tonight and tomorrow looks even colder. eventually drifts away but clouds will be on the hot pursuit by wednesday. they go in the afternoon, start tomorrow off in the 20's and slowly warm it up to those 40's. that's about it for highs tomorrow. nothing better. it looks like by tomorrow e

it's already cooling off from our 60 degree weather in lexington and wayland. wellesley, also in the 40's. but 52 winthrop. 53 hull and 53 swampscott. upper 40's and low 50's through the merrimac valley up through greenland, new hampshire and portsmouth and hampton too. sterling to auburn after an inch of rain. yes! things are cooling down and also after an inch of rain on the south shore foxboro to duxbury in the upper 40's and kay cod is cooling down. islands as well. low 50's right now. there goes goes the front thank you very much for that big shrug of rain and it was nice too. it departed just in time to give us a nice day tomorrow. starts bright in the afternoon we will see the clouds collect. we aren't getting very far from the temperatures i just showed you actually so tomorrow is a day that's closer to normal. in fact a little bit below normal. normal high is 50 in boston. it will be 48 same in worcester. our breeze is off the water, this time of year that's a cool direction and it will stay that way through the spring. elsewhere 50's within reach but

wayland at 53. 55 in dedham and randolph about 55 degrees. water temperature down to 52 now now. we're in the low 50's already and these temperatures have been falling steadily now that the sun is going down of we're shaving off two or three degrees indicative of the cooler air mass moving in is dry and it's really, really pretty cold down near the surface of this high pressure that's moving in. west bridgewater now down to 57 degrees. mind you, these temperatures were close to 60 degrees so we brought it all the way up, now there is a shot of cool air copping down that seeps down through maine and almost like a back door front. there is a little of with a of cold air that goes with it. notice when you talk about cold across the prim at the of canada and what is tundra here, arctic tundra, subarctic really near churchill, those terms are very mild, we will see a slap of cold come down later week though across the prairies and eventually get to us too in modified form. high pressure in control, cold start in the morning, our temperatures fall quickly as we go down into the 20's an

steady through waltham and way steady through waltham and wayland and natick getting decent rain. see how to lightens up as soon as it gets to worcester. worcester still raining there and raining this barre. and the cut off to the showers and coming through in the next i want to put on top of it some of the wind gusts we are expecting likely 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts with some of the steadier rain through 6:00 this morning still raining in boston to bedford. through 7 and 8 the severe thundershowers end in the boston area. by 10:00 down across the cape. by noontime what a turn around. the shift in the winds will pull in cooler, drier air and what that means although we will pump in the sunshine this afternoon, we will see temperatures begin to drop. highs for the day today really end up ranging from 54 to 58 degrees. after a rainy start sunny and cooling this afternoon. we will highlight that cooler forecast coming up. julie a a check on the roads. >> julie: shiri, the roads are wet as you were saying. longfellow bridge and storrow drive have lanes closed until 5:00 this mornin

temperatures i think it is safe to say we are going to take a stab at about 60 degrees this afternoon. 60 in wayland and natick and over to westborough, holliston up into concord a lot of lower 60s into boston. lawrence at 61. portsmouth, new hampshire, 59 degrees. 60 in manchester. worcester at 56. your high this afternoon hyannis about 59 degrees. tonight we are going to have some thin clouds slowly taking over. clouds are going to come up from the south and will be slow enough to drop all the way back into the 30s though. boston about 43 overnight. 30s back into the burbs. wake up to another chill in the air tomorrow. temperature-wise, we will climb into the mid- to upper 50s for the day. tomorrow with boston at about 57. worcester at about 54. 59 degrees in norwood. but the showers coming in late and since there are still some uncertainty attached to exactly how far inland those showers are going to get, obviously the best chance of rain coastal and massachusetts the highest rain chances from the cape and islands during the day tomorrow islands during the day tomorrow. it starts dry. the latest

boston, 62. 65 in wayland. worcester at 61. 54 in keene, new hampshire. a little bit of fog toward keene as well. your day planner for your friday at 7 a.m. going to keep temperatures around 60 degrees. just plan on patchy fog and a lot of clouds. at noontime, 770 degrees. a cloudy lunch break here. at 3 p.m. though, the clouds break up a little bit. we have a temp around 75 degrees. it is going to be humid. it is going to be sticky all throughout your friday which is going to lead to another batch of evening rain and 7 p.m., a few showers around here. i am going to show you the locations that pick up the most amount of rain today when i come back in less than 10. here is julie grauert with live drive time traffic, shiri. >> things nice and light as you are headed out the door. pike wide open from framingham into the alston-brighton area. 91 on route 1 looking good. flashing lights as they wrap up overnight construction. live drive times. 10 minutes on the pike from speen street in natick to washington street. nine minute on the expressway from the braint

maynard right now at 36 degrees maynard right now at 36 degrees. 38 in wayland. 48 in worcester. 43 in barre and temple, new hampshire. amherst, new hampshire 38 degrees. 37 in plymouth. so 30s and 40s will do it for you early this morning as you leave the house. so on either side of 40 degrees here at 7 a.m., with that little bit of patchy fog, it will dissipate within the hour. so by 8 a.m., we will be seeing a whole lot of sunshine the rest of the day. noontime 64 degrees. per hour. at 3 p.m., 68 degrees. really warm conditions later today. dropping back down to 55 at 7 p.m. i will show you where the winds are going to be the strongest as we get into the afternoon hours coming up in less than 10. now back over to julie grauert with live drive-time tractor-trailer, hey, julie. >>julie: good morning things looking light at this early hour. pike wide open into boston. 93 south looking good as is route 1 from the north shore. live look at the zakim bridge, leverett connector, one car out there. you will be doing just fine if you were headed into the city. 11 minutes on the pike from spe

look into wayland and wellesley dedham at 34. 35 randolph, 33 in lexington and 34 in lowell. boxford is in that good company too. hampstead, new hampshire let's go to 30 in sterling. there is where you are into the freeze already and shrewsbury at 30 degrees. 35 mendon and then down through the south shore and randolph at 35. 34 foxboro. yeah, i'm predicting a temperature around 29 degrees by the way the cape in the upper 30's. so that's on average. really around kickoff as we go through the corridors and into the second half that may dip a good three degrees just because the air is going to keep cooling off in the sky remains clear. the winds will be breezy and brisk through the evening tailgating time to kickoff. they tail off a little bit but i still believe a 10 to 15 mile-per-hour wind is not out of the question even in the third and authority quarter. so high pressure in command and it's with us for at least another day although it allows these clouds to go above it. the high near the surface, these clouds roll over us and there is a weak weather system involved in that

some chilly temperatures while it's still in the 50s downtown go to the west you will find 42 in wayland north shore you will find some 30s here and sea coast of new hampshire as well. newton is 39 newburyport at 39 right now. farther to the west southern new hampshire you will find 38 in litchfield and londonderry, there's bedford at 39 i will skip to the south shore here you should find cool temperatures here in places like norton and attleboro. taunton though 39 while wrentham still holding on to 46. there's wide discrepancy in temperatures across the area. a lot of 30s away from the shoreline overnight tonight and a lot of 40s right at the coast even a few 50 degree readings. there are clouds that have drifted in even a few spots of fog can form overnight. but that will burn off and you are right back to sunshine. going to fast forward into wednesday morning waking up to sunshine coming up on wednesday. high temperatures you during the day tomorrow how about 68 for new scituate. braintree at 69, walpole at 67 and reply mouth 7 for you as well. so the north shore temperatures in the 6

and mid 20s look at through wayland wellesley 24 degrees. 36 not a logan airport. but huntington avenue in boston. 27 in lowell. 32 in tyngsboro. 24 in reading right now. then we go west. cold. another cold night. we might see some upper teens out there. and foxboro 28. 26 in ware ham. west bridgewater about 24. same in bourne. west chatham about 31 degrees. there it is. the moon almost full. officially full tomorrow. is the beaver moon this month. and we had a great view of it today. milder into thanksgiving. very little rain in the forecast. colder finish to saturday and sunday. as temperatures fall back into 40s. we've had two below normal days now. yesterday end today in boston. so a little bit of a bump up in the temperatures. you can see the cold, there is some at least across parts of northern canada. but, not a huge deal. there's nothing building here that would break away. we just had one batch of cold airy lease. i think that's been you know, part of reason we've cooled down. it's coming to new england in modified form. any was couple clouds around tomorr

let's go around the horn and see the term up through swampscott and back into lexington and back into wayland too. dedham at 57. ready. 57 in boxford now. about 5 in rockport and also up into westford. 51 in fitchburg already cooling down to 53 in auburn and through the south shore middle 50's and out through the cape middle 50's as well. so the clouds creeping up us as we go through the night tonight. they are moving in from the south. you can see the rain through washington, d.c. already. the weather models are having a tough time with this. a lot of it just plus the rain right into our doorstep tomorrow afternoon. i am obliged to agree with that. it looks like unstoppable force here and it's moving northbound at a pretty good clip. one of the maps sends it offshore. tomorrow afternoon. tropical connection to this weather system i think we'll deal with showers tomorrow. temperatures by morning, falling back into the 30's. in fact they fall quickly tonight and then they level off though clouds move. in a decent jump tomorrow and i think we'll still get into the mid and upper 50's even with t

temperatures though do land close to 70 , not quite there but very close in areas like framingham, wayland, concord, natick, holliston, 67 norwood 68 and we will see a lot of those upper 60s from areas like lawrence at 67, manchester, new hampshire 67, same in fitchburg, a little bit cooler in worcester at 63 and plymouth you hit 65 and 63 hyannis. further inland the cooler it gets and 30s in southwesten new hampshire, western massachusetts has as you wake up tomorrow morning but generally looking at a cool not a cold start to our wednesday and high temperatures climbing back into the 60s. exception going to be along the immediate coastline here, portsmouth, new hampshire at 59 , same in boston, plymouth gets to 60 but as soon as you start going you will see the temperatures going up by a couple degrees to fitchburg 66 tomorrow. i know you like the sound of that, another round of sunshine here for the wednesday and into the afternoon because the winds will be a lot weaker tomorrow versus what we see today, it allows the sea breeze to form and when we start pulling in the cooler marine air

then off to the west farther to wayland at 39, acton at 38 , seeing temperatures really drop into the 30s off to the north and west. down to 28 overnight tonight. southwest new hampshire in general and portions of north worcester county will be in the 20s. ipswich going down to freezing tonight even at the coastline not much of a rebound tomorrow afternoon. i promised an updated look at the timeline this is for thursday showers getting in here by the middle of the afternoon so by about 2:30 new england and approaching and hitting boston right in on thursday. notice the yellow and orange data. that's some heavy rain that will come on through first part of friday morning. on this updated timeline it will get out of here middle of the day friday and that bodes well for the weekend although the week is looking cool as well. an update on that seven-day forecast and more on the timeline of that rain and cold temperatures tonight at 11:00. >>> after 51 years of running the family business a boston man is closing up his hardware store for good in the norgd end. the true value will close early

some of the warmer locations will be close to 70 this afternoon, 70 in norwood, 69 in natick and wayland, 69 in framingham and holliston and sudbury. those are some like i said of the warmer spots but even boston up around 68 , 67 in portsmouth, new hampshire, 65 in plymouth and in worcester, 69 in lawrence 69 in manchester, new hampshire as well. so don't think we are going to have any issues with temperatures today as they are going to be well above average by a good 10 . tonight we got lows back into the 40s, folks, wake up to the 40 degree readings and then we head up to only 59 tomorrow in boston. it is still going to be warp, still going to be above the average highs in the middle 50s and further inland you go the warmer get and 63 framingham and 66 in fitchburg and reason why despite the sunshine from start to finish here tomorrow is the fact that the winds are going to be weak and her that allows sea breeze to pop up and as does pulls in the cooler marine air. >> sara: what else ignoring because of all of that screen time for students. and biggest horse race down under. why the j

in fact, as we have gone through the morning and numbers have updated got upper 50s in spots like wayland for high, , 57 in ashland and safe bet to say upper 50s and 57 in plymouth and 59 in norwood. one of the spots that could actually get up around 60 later today. overnight though we got 30s and 40s back and for highs tomorrow we get close to 60 again but mostly upper 50s. chance for rain will be highest craig spencer southeastern massachusetts and islands in particular and impacting all of southeastern mass and future cast the rain really starts to move in as we hit about noon time tomorrow afternoon new update and has much wetter conditions trying to explain all morning long and more moisture coming in and southeastern massachusetts spot to watch and even by the evening commute you can see there are downpours out there that continue occasionally through the overnight hours and as we get into your wednesday morning i still got rain and wind in place, so veterans day start breezy and wet note and as we get into the afternoon showers will finally start to ease up and 60 today and mostly

we have got temperatures that are well into the 70s in spots like wayland at 71. concord and sudbury at 71. 72 in framingham and natick. 73 in norwood. we have lots of pops of 70s from boston at 71. lawrence to 73 lawrence to 73. same in manchester, new hampshire. 58 in worcester. 70 in plymouth this afternoon and mid- to upper 60s for cape and islands and that is -- where do you take on a little more cloud cover. check out these lows tonight. back into thes and scripts going to be very mild. best chance for overnight rain is going to sit over the cape and islands all wait to the showers tonight and during the day tomorrow stay pretty scattered. the thing is even though we have highs back in the 70s in norwood, framingham, lawrence, manchester, new hampshire. it is going to be warm -- not nearly as bright here for your friday. a lot more clouds around and the chance for rain both morning and night. this is going to be your night rain an start off the morning at 7 a.m. with a couple of those scattered showers likely southeastern massachusetts and a little more fog

temperature-wise, i think it is safe to say we will all peak close to 60 degrees. 60 in natick and wayland and concord over at ashland. 61 in hollisson, framingham and norwood. boston at 57 degrees. same in plymouth. portsmouth, new hampshire at 59 portsmouth, new hampshire at 59. 60 in manchester, new hampshire 60 in manchester, new hampshire. 60 in fitchburg. 56 in worcester. 58 in new bedford. upper 50s, lower 60s. a great place to be. couple of degrees above average couple of degrees above average. tonight 30s and 40s are back but the skies are clear. not until pretty late that we start bringing in some of the high, thin clouds that thicken up tomorrow and highs in the mid- to uppers. expecting some rain. best chance will sit from boston down into southeastern massachusetts. the best bet of all, cape and islands there, and the chance of rain is is slightly less as we turn our attention to the north and west of boston, and this is why. you can see future cast here by noontime tomorrow, we have showers just moving up to the cape and islands. by the way a brand-new futurecast. even if you

norwood as well. 69 in natick. 69 in wayland. 69 in sudbury and 69 in ash 69 in sudbury and 69 in boston at 68 degrees. 66 in worcester. 69 in lawrence. upper 60s portsmouth, new hampshire over to manchester down to fitchburg. 65 in plymouth and 62 in hyannis. tonight, though, a little easy easier going. 40s on map and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning more another cool, not cold -- but cool start to the day and during the afternoon we got highs that are going to be a today. so highs 59 in boston tomorrow. the further inland you go, the warmer it will be which with why we are getting 66 in noon. another round of sunshine here for your wednesday morning. but during the afternoon, because because winds are lighter, because we don't have the same gusts today that allow the breeze to develop when that happen. it pulls in the cooler ocean air and that will lower tomorrow's temperature by a couple of degrees versus what we get today. check out that seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view because mostly sunny skies continue today and tomorrow. tomorrow, 64, by thursday, we wil

i have temps this afternoon climbing up to 60 degrees in wayland and natick and ashland framingham, 61. holliston around 61. most locations lower 60s from boston to lawrence to manchester new hampshire over to fitchburg. cooler in worcester at 56. 59 in plymouth. 59 in hyannis. tomorrow the clouds will arrive very late. lows back into the 30s and 40s what you will feel when you wake up tomorrow morning and tomorrow's high temperatures mid- to upper 5s we go but with developing rain. much better chance of seeing some of those showers south of boston for the day tomorrow, and then it becomes a little less clear as we look to the forth and west where we potentially see a long period of dry weather in there. we definitely start the day dry we definitely start the day dry. lunchtime looking decent. mostly cloudy at that point but the showers holding off. word of warning here at 5 p.m. i know future cast is keeping you will the rain offshore. some of the models have it moving into southeastern massachusetts, but i want to you be ready again. boston southward for tuesday evening commute rain.

but we are seeing a big drop in the temperatures where the clouds are clearing, wayland down to 34. lowell, 35. pelham, new hampshire, 33 degrees. we are at 33 in leominster and town send. worcester at 31 degrees. webster at 35. so we have got temperatures that have hit that freezing point in much of central mass, southern new hampshire, and it is moving toward the boston area. slippery spots. something that we will have to keep an eye on especially where we have hit those freezing temperatures, but at noontime today, 39 degrees. breezy. 38 at 3 p.m. with sunshine and in place, but it is going to be a windblown sunshine and break down the wind chill which is a pretty important piece of today's forecast coming up in a few. send you back over to julie watching the roads. volume picking up. >> yes, it is, shiri. 93 south starting to see slowing in the wilmington and into woburn and medford. south of town the elbow of 95 as you approach 128 really the expressway, of course, right about now is when that volume starts to tleech point where it stays heavy for the rest of the morning. times

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now and right now ended in boston, marblehead, norwood all at 57 with a few breaks in the clouds, wayland at 53, so is framingham, leominster 53 , worcester 51, 49 in new ipswich, new hampshire and 48 in keene and even more breaks in the clouds and noon time today we are all dry, a little bit breezy and 20, 30, miles per and we are shedding those clouds, sunshine at 3:00 p.m. 53 back to the 40s by 7:00 p.m. with clear skies and that is going to do very good things for at least the first half of our weekend forecast. i will take you through it coming up in a couple minute. julie grauert though, let's get you back over to her because got eye on roads all morning long. the rain impact the commute and pretty typical slow spots right now, expressway from furnace brook parkway to columbia road. 128 northbound average speeds 13 miles per hour as you head through needham and up to the pike. 93 south sluggish through medford used to seeing on weekday commute. live look at zakim bridge where volume remains steady and heavy. here are live drive times as you head out the door, 22 minutes 128 to the t

now boston at 36 , i got woburn at 35, wayland at 33, lowell in the middle 30s and still freezing in shrewsbury and definitely cold out there and going up by a couple degrees if the day manner because we are at 36 now in boston with cold air in place, 39 at noon time today, 38 at 3:00 p.m. with sunshine in place and even clear skies into the evening which means for the pats game this evening at gillette i'm going with temp around 28 here at 8:30, mostly clear, chilly for sure and chill hangs on more than one day and show you how long it does kind of take over the local weather coming up in a few. back over to julie grauert now with live drive time traffic. how is volume looking now. >> steady and heavy in the usual suspects, shiri, and start right now on 128 southbound as you approach the cloverleaf as well as heading through lexington, very sluggish, 93 south through medford as well. a little bit slow around the weston tolls and then live look out to the pike through brighton where you can see things pretty heavy out there as you head eastbound, be careful of the solar glare. i just

i got 60 in concord, sudbury, wayland, norwood at 61, framingham 69 and boston as well as going to be one of those spots but get into the upper 50s, plymouth 57, portsmouth, new hampshire 15 and lower 60s norwood, lawrence, manchester, new hampshire, worcester 56, hyannis 59 later on today. so we like these november temperatures. it is 30s and 40s overnight. nothing unusual about that and then we got high temperatures mid to upper 50s. tomorrow the best chance for rain sitting over southeastern massachusetts, not when you wake up but by lunchtime chance over the cape and islands and by the afternoon i expect some of this to be planned right here in southern massachusetts and on and off reason that continues overnight, straight into wednesday morning. breezy showers in place here to get your veterans day started and even as we get into the middle of the day on wednesday there's still the potential for rain finally drying out wednesday afternoon and high only 50 , 52 on thursday with more late day rain friday and saturday a lot of lingering clouds and looking much better sunday, sunshin

on wayland street, right across from the greenhouses, this gardener this gardening family has incorporatedthe neighbors garden and they eat out of the garden pretty much all the time. they have also added rabbits and chickens. another one of our little retreats behind dampier. i leave you with that. i just wanted to tell you to please come see us again could come back to the portola in the daytime. our tour is ari plan for next year. this will be our 10th year and it's for september 24, 2016. we have a pretty extensive e-mail list. we are on facebook of course, next-door. so, hopefully you'll come back and see us again. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> thank you so much, ruth. as you see ruth and her husband floyd, are so generous with presenting being that so great about this tour. thank you for everything. next were going to hear from lucia pohlman and her work with the san francisco greenhouse project the portola green plan. the portola urban greening steering committee and will we go from here. please welcome lucia pohlman. >> thank you. thank you so much for the beautiful presenta