take a look at whitefield. i wouldn't be surprised if some areas up north fall into the 30's. 57 concord, 63 in manchester, and we've got 59 degrees in rochester and portsmouth. the big story was the humidity going down in a big way. yesterday, we had dew points in the 60's, close to 70, and you see dew points running in the invigorating, crisp. you don't have to worry about the mugging this we have had a reach in -- mugginess we have had recently. the coolest temperatures will be and some of you could fall into the 30's. -- will be in call us county, and some of you could fall into the 30's. tomorrow, winds out of the west at five miles per hour. th 72 up in berlin. a chance of 80's. look at those temperatures overnight. you see that 42 thursday night into friday morning. it will be cool to start then, but a nice-looking weekend for a lot of different events going on . weekend, too. cherise: a lot of fall activity. the sun is not looking too bad. we will send it over naoko. >> we are going to check in with the

whitefield, 79. 71 in concord. the other story is the humidity. feels like you are stepping into the tropics. finally, we will see some relief from all of this and get some sunshine in your and drier weather and dry humidity, too. i will talk about when that happens in a few minutes. sean: who allegedly screamed for a police officer to shoot him remains in jail. this is a recent booking photo of 22-year-old joseph meserve. he faces several charges including criminal threatening and simple assault. during today's arraignment, meserve was so agitated that he left. the hearing continued with just his lawyer. police say on monday, meserve slashed himself with razor blades, then demanded to be shot. an officer tasered meserve, but before he could be restrained, meserve allegedly kicked two police in atkinson are investigating a deadly car accident. it happened around 9:30 last night on pope road. police say it appears 64-year-old francine jolivet was leaving a driveway when the vehicle sped across the road and hit a large rock. jolivet was not wearing

we're in the 60's now, whitefield, berlin, about 68 in laconia. 73 inoncord, 71 nashua. cooler at the seacoast at 65. so overnight tonight the coldest night so f season, we'll have moonlit skies, it the full corn moon tonight. and the coldest temperatures will be up in coos county, and there could be frost in these areas, if you still have sensitive plants out there you with temperatures in the low to mid 30's. if you're wondering when we traditional get frost, we're right in the zone for coos county, typically it's between september 10 and 20, in the lakes region more like the 20th to the 30th. you have to wait until october some time if you still have plants in the ground in southern areas. overnight tonight clear skies, we'll wake up to sunshine and that's how it will be all day tomorrow with slightly wmer temperatures. then saturday is similar, though late in the day watch what happens, clouds will start to increase as the next system approaches, it holds off all day long, so if you have outdoor plans, there a sunshine. and don't those look good, we've got the big gr

about 70 in whitefield. the winds have been right out of the south today so that's why the temperatures were a little bit warmer. you see the winds up near 14 miles per hour in laconia, but generally speaking it a very here are the overnight temperatures tonight, certainly nowhere near as chilly as it was this morning, even up north no worries for frost tonight, in berlin about 42 degrees, 49 laconia, about 45 in concord, we'll be in the low 50's for manchester and into portsmouth. you're going to notice this, within the next two hours or so, as it's rising on the horizon, we have a full moon tonight and it's the full harvest moon, so be sure to check it out. it will be hard t you'll light up the entire sky with how bright it is. totally clear skies, there might be a few fair weather clouds across the sky, but you have to go way out toward indiana, illinois, into the great lakes region to get any rainfall. eventually the systems are going to move closer to us as we get into our sunday, that's our next chance

both from whitefield. they turned themselves in on monday. they are charged with four counts of animal cruelty. the investigation started when they reported a group of horses were being neglected. the owner surrendered 10 of the 17 horses. sean: a massachusetts woman is a department store in nashua. 42-year-old shannon donovan stole from the kohls by exit six last month. she committed the same crime at several other kohl's stores in massachusetts. she's charged with felony theft. erin: the d.o.t. is laying out plans far big change to interstate 93. the new exit 4a will be built between exit 4 in derry and 5 in londonderry. not before give some help to choose the path for the new road. they were invited to go over the options. each town is contributing $5 billion. the new exit is designed to alleviate traffic on route 102. >> it would be great. southern new hampshire continues to grow. >> with the stronger economic development plan, that might be enough versus 50 or 60 million of the exit. down in 2019. the opening of exit 4a would coincide wi

kevin: there were some mid-30's, down to 35 in whitefield this as we hit the noon hour and nothing but blue skies this afternoon. hard-pressed to find any sort of fairweather clouds. beautiful weather pattern out there. two points in the 40's and even the 30's in some cases. drier air after all the humidity. the front came through with the fanfare yesterday morning. satellite picture showing mainly clear a couple of key millis clouds -- cumulus clouds. next system for us, northern plains and southern parts of canada. pretty impressive temperature climb considering we were in the mid-30's this morning. southern areas of the state, down to the low to mid 40's overnight. temperatures in the 70's this afternoon. 60's. notice the dew points. this is why we show you this number on the scale. gives you a good indication with the relative humidity. nighttime versus daytime. really gives you an indication of how it feels to you on the comfort level out there. these numbers are low and will remain that way before more warmth and humidity. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures in the 40

whitefield and plymouth are close, 42 degrees. 50 in concord. this is what i am expecting overnight tonight. when you get up north of the lakes region, would likely be and the 30's. if youas including twin mountain, you may get close to freezing. there is actually a frost advisory that has been posted for the region because some of these sheltered valleys could get light frost. if you still have tomato plants or other sensitive plants, you will want to cover them tonight. for the gardener's out there, in manchester and points south, it is not until october that we would expect frost. overnight, clear skies. we wake up to bright sunshine in the morning. cool at the bus stop. here is the bus ride home in the afternoon, still sunny and much warmer. into the 70's. saturday is a bright day. we start out with sunshine. rain showers will move closer. sunday, we have showers, and maybe even a few thunderstorms rolling through. tomorrow come into the 70's. manchester and in nashua, mid 70's. if you are looking for something fun to do and tasty, go to the

whitefield about 62 degrees. 67 in the lakes region, 71 comfortable i manchester a little cool in portsmouth at 62. so overnight tonight with the clear skies, the light winds, that's the perfect recipe for what we call radiational cooling or when the cold air really settles in and makes it a chilly night. this will likely be the coldest night we've had so far this season, we'll have moonlit skies, the full mooneyes tomorrow night actually. but look at the low temperatures, 30's up north, theres theres the threat for some frost up north. the low to mid 30's. so cover up your plants if you have any sensitive ones still outside in coos county. if you're wondering when the first date of frost is on average, we're right about there, in coos county, septembes region, and then you have until october for manchester and points to the south and east. here's how things go, tomorrow we're waking up to bright sunshine and temperatures that will be on the cool sigh tomorrow morning, but with all the quickly, we'll get into the 70's tomorrow afternoon, with bright sunshine. saturday is similar, maybe a few

manchester and nashua, 62 in rochester, jaffrey cooler than that in the mid-50's when you got into whitefield. here's a look at the temperatures now. they are already starting to fall. expect them to plummet after sunset tonight. 57 in laconia, 63 in manchester, 61 in portsmouth. you can see a little bit of cloud cover up north. up in the conway area. those will fizzle out and go skies across the state, and yes, that will mean some really cold temperatures. whenever you have clear skies overnight, the cold settled in and was escapes into space. we call that radiation cooling. look at how cool it will get. 20's up north, berlin at 29, 32 in laconia. if you live anywhere except rockingham to getting some frost. if you have plants in the ground, tomatoes you want to keep going, keep them covered or bring them inside if you can. freeze warnings for the northern part of the state where it is all but certain you will get a hard freeze. in the blue areas, there is a frost advisory with lows in the 30's. some patchy areas could get we're right on track -- this is not abnormal to be in frost this earl

you can see that was the case plymouth, about 70 in whitefield, a little cooler down toward the seacoast at 73 degrees in portsmouth. and it's also cooler there right now because of the winds that shifted off the ocean, about 66 degrees in portsmouth. still mid 70's concord, manchester, nashua about 73. temperatures more line the low 70's at the moment. and they're going to start to go down because of the sun going down and the cold setting back in. the w per hour in manchester. and that southerly breeze is what kicked in the warmth for today, and we'll also keep the temperatures warmer overnight too. we're not talking 30's, and no threat for frost. you see 40's across the state, maybe a couple of 50's in the southern cities like manchester and portsmouth. it's going to be hard to miss tonight, there will be a huge full moon big and bright out there of it's the full harvest moon. be able to see it out there tonight, especially with with the totally clear skies. we'll have a few passing clouds, that will be about it overnight, some patchy fog possible in the usual spots. then watching clo

look at how we started the day 36 in parts ofhe great north woods in berlin, as low as 35 in whitefield, mount washington, a notch below freezing. we have to start to introduce the freezing mark from time to time now. fair and chilly tonight, a little bit above freezing far north, but then a warming trend takes over the the next couple of days tomorrow into wednesday. once a cold front moves through, next shot o and thunderstorms, could be strong mid afternoon, early evening. it will be mild by day and cool, refreshing by night, chilly for some up north. right now, 40's and 50's for many. a couple of low 60's, like in downtown manchester but everyone else in a comfortably cool, refreshing 40's and 50's. overnight tonight, bottoming out a few more degrees lower than we are right now in the great north woods and several lower than new coming hours. wedge of warmth building and a cold front separates that from a cooler air mass. cold enough for snow in parts of the northern rockies. september snow common out that way. not here in new hampshire. we're not going to see snow any time soon. fa

take a look at the loews, 29 in whitefield, 28 in berlin. yes, the growing season has come to an end, and this breaks the loews setback in 1978. 32 in concord, that is the months. you notice the temperatures on the cool side but a nice recovery into the 60's, upper 60's a couple of hours ago at the state capitol, right at the average, and on our doorstep, this begins to move in after midnight with showers for many, and all of that, straight ahead. jennifer: the city of manchester is now asking people to start conserving water amid the extreme drought. wmur's mike cronin is live in mike: yes, and the meeting is still going on in the building behind me. the commissioners for the manchester board of water just agreed to issue a voluntary water restriction for outdoor use. this means for the city customers, which make up 160,000 people or 12% of the state population, officials are asking them to voluntarily restrict their outdoor water use. the levels at the lake are well below normal, and they are asking for customers to cooperate to protect th

some really cold temperatures overnight in many places already in the 30's. 36 degrees in whitefield mel. to land by tomorrow morning. keep in mind this is what it will feel like. 20's in littleton. other than manchester in the eastern half of rockingham county, there's a good risk of frost for almost everybody. state, that's pretty much a guarantee with temperatures in the 20's. even though it's a little shocking, it's not out of the because it's been so warm lately as opposed to not being an average type of night with cooler temperatures. more sunshine tomorrow. here come the clouds by about 6:00 in the think. we g m moving in. and wednesday, more sunshine. tomorrow, sunny and a cool day again. wind out of the south at about five miles an hour. 20's, you will climb into the 60's. wednesday, sunny and warmer and we get into the 60's with more scattered showers by the end of the week. >> take a listen to this flyover. when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his

it could fall into the upper 20's in whitefield and little thin tonight. 48, laconia right now. 51, and chester. no threat for frost in concord and places south. the clear skies over us will continue overnight. maybe some patchy fog. our temperatures will continue to go down. in littleton, close to 30. up to the lakes region, in the 30's. 43, concord. 40's for southeastern portions of the stage. here are the latest updates from the national weather service. if you are in this purple area and you are getting ready to t to cover those immediately. this will be an area where there is widespread frost. there is a chance of some frost in northern grafton county and northern carroll county. i would cover of my plants if i was living in those areas with the threat of frost. no threat of that once you get south. the lakes region and southward at least for tonight. clear and quiet. a bright and sunny day tomorrow. passing clouds way up north. tomorrow night, will be even colder than where we will be tonight. monday morning, starting out at the bus stop, it will be a chilly one. sunshine all day.

gray skies and couple of showers, kid outside on the soccer field but they are hitting a single at whitefield elementary school in reading. tark as well as these showers and cloud move in. same story in bernville showers and thunderstorms moving out the but they have had north wind at 16 miles an hour and that is bringing this cooler air right back in the region. showers are kind of few and far between, sparse, nothing severe but just stray shower or thunderstorm over portions of the lehigh val any to berks county. these are moving south and east. can't rule out philadelphia i can go ape shower or storm. but it does look like mostly will fizzle before it gets here because boy do we need rain. today's high of 92 degrees not only tied record here in philadelphia but it brings us to 45 days in the 90's so far this year. we tend to refer to 2010 as gold standard of hot years, 55 days in the 90's in 2010. we have sizzled all summer. we are not that far off that mark only ten days shy and this is hottest year since 2010, by a pretty wide margin, more than six days to the next closest contender ther

but with that said it is nice afternoon and pretty shot outside whitefield elementary school. dew points are getting up there in the 07's in dover and wildwood. starting to feel muggy. here in philadelphia it feels hot at least that is my gauge for having been on the sky deck but regardless those dew points will climb a little bit before it is all said and done look at the that eagles forecast, um, love it, lots of sunshine. barely a breeze. sixty-seven. nothing but clear skies, and take a look at these temperatures, guys in the seven day. we will see a dramatic drop already by tomorrow, and then sunday is coolest one of the pack. frankly one of the prettiest days we will see in the next seven days. overall a nice forecast. >> looking good. >> thanks. >> thanks, katie. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa a

outside section of our website wmur.com. ,adam: these images were taken this week with cadets in whitefield. many of the nonprofit's members young cadets up to the age of 21 have just learned how to fly and hope to help their communities with search&rescue missions. the civil air patrol started a in may, new hampshire re-established a squadron, its ninth. miss new hampshire caroline carter will take the stage in atlant city in just a few hours. she hopes to bring the miss america crown back to the granite state. carter and the other 52 contestants have been participating in preliminary events all week. abc's rai raimundi is at the boardwalk hall with a preview on tonight's competition. reporter: 52 territories all vying and , dreaming for this very moment. >> miss georgia. reporter: the sparkling crown, the sash, and the coveted title of miss america 2017. for the last two weeks, the autiful and sophisticated young women have put forward the crown is the first opey lesbia and contestant. miss missouri erin o'flaherty . along with the glitz and glamour is the honor that comes with the miss a

upper third in whitefield and berlin. take a look at the recovery, a nice jump in those temperatures during the late morning and afternoon. mid to upper 70's far north, upper 70's and lower 80's for all of the temperatures running about 8 to 10 degrees above the average for the middle of september. the dew point staying nice and dry, remains low through tonight, early tomorrow morning. but as early as mid to late morning it creeps up above 60 degrees, so it will be a little more humid tomorrow, and that also leads to our one rain chance until sometime saturday night, early sunday, right after the front moves through tomorrow night the dew point drops in a big okay, so it turns much dryer and classic fall-like weather takes over for the end of the week. overnight tonight not as cold as last night, near 50 north, upper 50's, lower 60's south. still summer warmth for your wednesday. then here's the cooler air that builds in for the end of the week. but it will modify, so we're not talking about a 50 or 60-degree temperature

up north as cold whitefield. chilly start to the day. patchy fog and a couple of places through the month odd knowledge region. highs today into the low to mid 70's. with that, a light breeze out of the south. not quite as chilly tonight. lows will be in the 40's. a good deal of sunshine and temperatures in the 70's for saturday. clouds will start increasing late in the day out west. we may have a couple of showers around saturday hours on sunday. as you'll notice here the future cast pointing at the possible of downpours to go with it. all eyes to the south where julia is still lingering around. a couple of the maps lift it northward. some of the tropical moisture may get scooped up. that would give us hope for more rain. otherwise temperatures in the 70's through the course of the weekend. ai you can plan the day, saturday is your better day to do so. the showers linger on monday and pull away. temperatures stay in the 70's. temperatures above normal. visit number two of the season took you to good life programs and activities. this wa

notice the 29 in whitefield. still 40 leg. 41 in manchester. down to 35 in nashua. near the freezing mark in keene. patchy fog. these at the local airports. plymouth, lebanon, and keene. visibility at or below a mile. you'll notice the surge in warmth as the coldest of the air rotates through. we'll get a light southwesterly wind. into the 60's. a couple of employees warmer. increase in clouds. scattered showers will be pushing through. nothing terribly organized or heavy. skies will clear tomorrow setting up the warming day. notice how the clouds return through the day on wednesday. there could be a shower around later in the afternoon. i think the letter chances are going to be thursday or friday and saturday. shouldn't be all day rains. the chance of showers with more clouds and the system up the coast. temperatures up into the 60's. first of two systems with showers around early tomorrow morning. that will pull away to the warmest day of the week. from there, we're back into the 60's. increase in clouds on wednesday. quite a quit in the way of cloudiness and sca

thick fog has formed in we're as cold as 35 in whitefield and as warm as hah 49 in manchester. highs today in the low to mid 70's. we'll talk about when the next system arrives coming up. let's look at your friday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb davidson. happy friday, deb. deb: happy friday. we have fog slowing things down as you make your way from tilton to foggy at the 293 split. 293 is foggy from the hooksett area. then the fog lifts and it is all right. 101 is okay from bedford to hampton. all major roads are up to speed. the traffic report brought to you by autofair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. thanks. the investigation into a deadly shooting in manchester continues this morning. no arrests have been anun erin: the state attorney's general office is leading the investigation after a man was shot in the chest near the intersection of merrimack and beach streets wednesday night. ray brewer is following the case live for us in manchester. ray: an autopsy was completed yesterday. investigators have ruled the death a homici

the picture was taken last week in whitefield. many of the members young cadets up to the age have just learned how to fly. they hope to help their communities with search and rescue missions. the civil air patrol started back in 1941, a week before the japanese attack on pearl harbor. new hampshire has nine squadrons. they were established this year. it has 32 registered cadets and 18 senior members. carolina carter, took the stage at the contest over the weekend. carter and 51 other contestants were hoping to bring home in the crown. in the end, miss arkansas was crowned the miss america. she ran on a platform to end diabetic. she's a type one diabetic herself. she wassed second youngest contestant. congratulations to get that far. erin: definitely. a college party takes a frightening turn in connecticut. deck collapsed. you'll hear from one of the witnesses. kevin: fog and cooler start. a lot of sunshine ahead of the one rain chance which we'll have details coming up. sean: and a town in vermont is turning its focus on bacon. w

. >>> whitefield is a very small town.orth country of the white mountains, and it's just a beautiful area here with the mountains and the lakes and the streams. you'll have your minimal burglaries, you'll have drunk drivers, you'll have accidents. but for the most part it's a small town. everybody knows everybody. >> you'd have basically two very, very intelligent people that met. >> mark nunez and genevieve st. martin met while they were doctors in the air force. and in 1996 genevieve gave birth to a beautiful little girl named mary. >> our kids went to school together. i'd run into her, see her, pickups, drop-offs, ski school. she'd have her daughter with her. >> you could see that the relationship wasn't good from the beginning. there was plenty of acrimony. >> unfortunately, divorce proceedings began. a little while later mark re-established himself in virginia. however, he would always come up to new hampshire and have visitation with mary. >> the situation between the two parents was that there was no direct communic

near 70 in whitefield. 70's in central parts of the state. where you are able to grab sunshine, temperatures today between 80 and 86. most of the shower activity before 1:00 or 2:00 will be in the north country on and off. a few starting to make their way into north western and western sections of the state after 2:00 or 3:00. that will slide south eastern. you are going to note the scattered shower to anything that develops state. maybe a quick half an hour shower or storm. there's a very small chance that 1:00 or 2:00 of those are strong. then the northwest winds pick up behind that. we drop into the 40's to lower 50's. this is with full sunshine. high temperatures in the 60's to near 70 degrees tomorrow afternoon. with not much of a wind. from there, the coldest night of the next latest stretch looks to be thursday night and early friday. temperatures up north will be in the 30's and the chance of the first frost in the north the 40's. then the rebound from there back into the 70's statewide on friday. that leads us into the weekend. the n

jonathan brooks and stephanie both of whitefield turned themselves in on monday. they each are charged with four counts of animal cruelty. the investigation started back in august when someone reported that a group of horses were being neglected. the owner surrendered ten of 17 horses. they are scheduled to be sean: also think this morning, a massachusetts woman is accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in nashua. 42-year-old shannon donovan stole $3,700 from the kohls. she committed the same crime at several other kohl's stores in massachusetts. she's now charged with felony theft. erin: the d.o.t. is laying out plans for a big change to 4a will be built between 4 in derry and 5 in londonderry, not before residents help to choose the path. they were invited to go over the options last night. each town is contributing $5 billion to the cost of the project. the new exhibit is designed to alleviate traffic on route 102. >> i think it would be great for traffic release and business development. southern new hampshire continues to grow. >> i think w

temperature change, 23 degrees colder in whitefield, 24 lower in plymouth and even in southern new hampshire between 5 and 15 lower than we were last evening. much cooler air builds in for the weekend and in terms of those rain chances, even though it's mainly dry right now, i want you to focus in on what's happening to our west, through central portions of new york state. this narrow line showers will build in across southern new hampshire between 7:00 and midnight tonight. so there is the full weekend forecast in a few minutes. jean: thanks, mike. don't mind all the noise in loudon, it's just race weekend kicking into high gear. josh: let's start our live team coverage from the new hampshire motor speedway with jamie staton. reporter: welcome live to loudon, u.s.a. and let's drop the green flag on our race coverage. sprint cup qualifying going on boy 300. let's show you video from the first and only practice session of the day from the sprint cup, that happened earlier today. it's always interesting to see which guys are the fastest, or in danica patrick's case which people are the fastest

you do notice below freezing with a killing freeze across the whitefield. it was above freezing in manchester and in nashua. a few degrees below average, and it does stay relatively cool a good part of the week, except for tomorrow, and that comes in behind the next rainmaker that is producing some showers that near toronto and buffalo. what about the timeline? do they move out before the morning gets here, and how much more mild will tuesday be? thatra at the conditions outside, and it looks pretty good from our elliot at river's edge camera. josh 95.7 wzid's peggy james. : a live look at the road home. peggy: hi, josh, jean. no issues coming up over the state line. a little busy through that they are clearing at main and parker streets, and that should be out of your way soon. to concord and points north this evening, and this is starting to fill in out towards bedford. nothing unusual on the turnpike from nashua up to bedford, and out on the seacoast, doing pretty well tonight. that is the latest from the wzid traffic network. jean: thanks, peggy. well a

a little warmer where the sun was out longer, so whitefield new hampshire right now. there are the rain showers, they're already starting to get into southern new hampshire and the monadnock region. nashua, you guys probably just about to start to see the rain beginning, it would be light to mod expert looks like out by jaffrey and keene some heavier rain too. but this band right through boston is shifting to the north, so all of us in southern natural will get in on this rainfall as we go through the next couple hours. eventual i northern part of the state too, very unsettled weather off toward the west of us, so that means we'll have a few rounds of showers and downpours as we pass through the weekend. this is how things go timing wise. about midnight tonight, i think this is underestimating when the showers get up to the north. we'll probably have these already overspreading the lakes region. they'll be light toed in effort and spotty. but looks like tomorrow morning we'll have heavier downpours starting to move there, so part of the day and in the afternoon more s

look at the morning lows today. 43 degrees in concord. 36 in berlin. 35 in whitefield, mount washington a notch below that freezing mark and upper 40's in downtown manchester. but a nice recovery with a lot of sun during the late morning and afternoon. we're into the 70's in many spots, right near 70 along the canadian border. overnight tonight w temperatures are going to fall off very close to the dew point if not a little lower than that in the great north woods. once we get some dense valley fog to form, the dew point will actually drop off a little bit and we'll see the temperatures back into the upper 30's, so another cool one tonight. as for those dew points, very dry, invigorating air overhead right now, and notice it stays relatively low for tonight into tomorrow morning, into the afternoon, and even early on of the south, ahead of that next front. and the dew point will begin to creep up a little, possibly near 60 or a little above in many spots by the afternoon. so that will lead to our next chance of showers, and a couple of storms. as for tonight, again we bottom out right a

northern new hampshire, you're in the 30's, 36 degrees in whitefield. 40's and 50's. it's a cool start to the day and dry air, 40's for dew points as well. so another low humidity type of day today. you can see there are clouds over here, those are high thin clouds that shine through. they will be around at times and more important and significant is this, a front that will be approaching tomorrow and sticks around with a couple of rain chances for the next couple of days. enjoy today. mostly sunny, pleasantly warm and low humidity. the highs most of us, in the mid to upper 70's, more on those rain chances and how long they last in your forecast coming up. >> this morning, dozens of animals are safe at a concord shelter after they were taken in on thursday. from an apartment. several more were surrendered or straws. as mike cronin shows us, the shelter needs help to care for them all. >> it began as a normal day at pope memorial spca in concord. >> come get a cookie! >>, but thursday ended with 40 new animals. >> hi, guys. >> lori taylor says they took in two dogs and

it was in the low 30's. 30 degrees in whitefield this morning, recovering into the 40's and 50's right now and headed for the 50's and 60's. 50's for northern new hampshire. 60's elsewhere. the cold air dips down, but there's lots andot narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. ie hassan >>> welcome back to "gma." happening right now on this sunday, under arrest, police capture 20-year-old arcan cetin, the man accused of killing five people inside the macy's. the community comes together to mourn those victims. >> the videos have been released. charlotte police going public with dash and body cam footage of the shooting of keith lamont scott. scott's family says the vid

and whitefield went down to 30 degrees. an start out there and tomorrow morning, a couple of degrees cooler are likely. so it's going to be a cold start tomorrow morning when you get the kids off to the bus. 30's in new hampshire. 32 in marlboro and 30's throughout parts of western and central new hampshire. the temperatures get chilly as you get into northern new hampshire and the valleys as well. it's a chilly start. warning in effect in coos county until 8:00 and all the blue areas here that's the frost advisories. look for more tonight into tomorrow morning. clear skies out there though right now. we've got blue skies that will be around all day long and most of tomorrow as well until this month begins to get closer, tomorrow night late and into tuesday morning. look at dipping down of the cold air, it's dropped down from canada, but the edge just to west. the temperatures start to edge upwards over the next few days with a couple of the october-like days. they're feeling different and refreshing there for sure. you'll

want to take a look at one spot off to the west, whitefield elementary school just west of reading, it is 67 w but you can see how cloudy it is and north and western suburbs will be among the first to pick up rain tonight. storm scan three is showing clear skies, really, we're over taken by clouds this afternoon. we have more sunshine down the shore but here are showers and storms. they have started to rumble through portions of central and western pennsylvania. thinks all part of the bigger system, a system that is actually impacting our weather for days and days. what we have here is an area of low pressure and cold front associated with it. this front comes through tonight and then we will get a break in the action but what we have to watch later in the week is this low drifting south and east ward and it is just going to sit and spin and really not move much at all as we head through next several days and even right into the upcoming weekend if you can get the this out of here i would. lets see if i can erase it. let check with our weather watchers and find a button just in time. e

take a look at one of our live neighborhood network cameras showing things looking great at whitefield elementary school in reading. we had more sunshine earlier today. a few clouds, as proliferated here in the afternoon. seventy-five in reading right now. storm scan three shows not much going on. i have an update tropical storm jewel eyes back. julia was downgraded to a depression and now once again a tropical storm but it is off shore far enough that heaviest rain has shifted from the carolinas and it shouldn't pose much of the problem. dew points, cross the region are amazing, dew points 42 in philadelphia right now, 43 in allentown, yesterday afternoon wasn't all that humid but due you points dropped only 15 degrees from this time yesterday. overnight the take a look at these overnight lows 59 in the city, with you take a peak at north and western suburbs. some spots in the mid 40's tonight. allentown tomorrow morning around 44 degrees. it will feel nice and cool and crisp, and grab a jacket or hoodie in the bus stop. zero seven's for your friday afternoon. saturday back to the 80'

which ispy clouds, currently 72 degrees in kutztown taking a look at a few you other spots here whitefield elementary school in reading. 76 degrees with blue skies and patchy clouds. they are filtering in our western area a bit. up in bernville in the poconos it is 74 degrees right now. more cloud then we are seeing in the philadelphia but gorgeous evening, on the beach in margate. now is the time if you are watching maybe head out, next couple of hours and take a walk on the sand and be only one out there. sunset other way but nice night to watch sunset from down the shore. taking a look at our eyewitness weather watcher map and most of the eyewitness weather watchers loving this day. lets look at these photos. the beautiful shots here. ed connor sent a photo of this guy out enjoying the sunshine. this is first year i saw this morning, in this area he saw more than one, and, that guy looking a little deer in the head lights, that is where that phrase comes from. ed connor showing south fog as well this morning as temperatures dropped almost right to the dew points. we have beautiful sunse

and a great evening in reading as well, here's a live look at whitefield elementary school.e will take to you boardwalk plaza camera to our live neighborhood network which is showing a crowded beach, telling you, this is a bonus beach day, lot of times in late september, you will not get upper 80's across the region and beach weather but this is a perfect beach day, both in delaware and in new jersey, but here comes the change maker. it doesn't look like much, it is interesting that such a weak, looking little front is going to bring such a big change. here it is right here, couple showers over portions of upstate new york and into new england, but behind it, we have got a cool canadian air that is centered up across ontario and quebec and that is sinking southward in the weekend. tomorrow is a transition day, sunday is day that it starts to feel like fall but today's high 88 degrees. that was our forecast high as well. average high is 76. the record is the same as yesterday's record interestingly enough, 97, setback in 1885. and, in late september, for over a hundred years

and cooler conditions than the last few mornings. 38 in whitefield. 38 in whitefield. the 30's, 40's and 50's on crisp feel of there. this is just the beginning. how about this? people were excited to see some heavy rain falling, even a thunderstorm or two rolled through some parts, mostly just in southern new hampshire, manchester at hooksett area last night. now, onto the much cooler air that will be pushing in through the day today and the entire weekend. instead of 70's and 80's, we are talking about mostly in the 60's northern new hampshire. talk about the rest of the weekend forecast and how long this cooling trend continues coming up. amy: a gun man remains at large in washington state after police say he opened fire at a mall killing for women and wounding one. armed with a rifle, this man walked into a macy's in burlington, washington. he reportedly ran from the scene after the shooting. police have not said if the man had a motive but they believe he was acting alone. the mall seattle was evacuated. >> there wasn't all at once. it was more like a shot and two

in the 60's as well into plymouth and whitefield. it's not a chilly morning because of the clouds and showers. few people in the low 60's right now. so the dew point is the measurement of the moisture in the area. that shows you that the humidity is starting to go up a little and 50's, the crisp autumn-like feel and that starts to go up with the dew points into the mid 60's and feel more on the uncomfortable, stuffy, muggy side. we'll have the scattered showers moving through, i think the wettest part of the day will likely be this morning and then once we get to mid day, what you see here, there will be scattered showers moving through and a lot of dry time in between. if you have outdoor activities today, i wouldn't cancel them, just have a have the showers moving through. for tomorrow morning, with the kids waiting at the bus stop. more showers and thunderstorms rolling through before finally things start to wind down monday afternoon. how much rain are we talking? new this morning, our commuter models have upped the numbers. heav