notice we're close to 40 degrees right around freezing out in worcester county. with that westerly wind today, the temperatures actually drop so we may be in the upper 30's this morning in boston but by noontime, we're down to the freezing mark. that's about where we hold through the afternoon with that westerly wind. 15-20 miles per hour. don't dress for these values in the 30's. you want to dress for those wind chills getting no higher than the 20's throughout the day but again at least we'll see some sunshine. we have the wind today, but the skies are going to be bright. you can see on future cast here just a few clouds throughout the day. we're in great shape today, and the skies stay mainly clear overnight. that will allow the temperatures to drop. it will be cold tonight. teens to lower 20's by the time you're heading out the door tomorrow morning. and it's a dry start with maybe a little hint of sunshine tomorrow morning. and then notice how the clouds fill in by lunchtime. look at that by 3:00 in the afternoon, we are breaking out to rain and snow showers

northern worcester county up into southern new hampshire. not a big storm system for us in terms of snow. and the rain we get at gillette this will taper off midafternoon. so hopefully we can dry it out for the game. there may be some patches left over at kick off. that should be about it. cold air followed in next week. more on that over to danielle. >> the 30s mild in comparison as all the cold air moves into monday. we were talking about how we're lacking the cold air for some snow as we head into saturday. but we could see some snow showers early monday morning with temperatures just in the mid 20s. as we head into tuesday temperature drop even more to low 20s with the wind.

heavy precipitation working in so southern worcester county that, continues to lift north. rain, from worcester up fitchburg, over to jaffrey, new hampshire. travel this way, especially on the secondary roads it may be a little on the icy side. a lot of roads if they're treated they're okay. keep in mind, that is cold out to worcester county. southern worcester county barely on the freezing mark, and we have soaking rain working on in. despite temperatures at freezing, what is happening is there's 1-2 feet up. that is above freeze, and at lan's freezing rain here. that layer may cool undo to near freezing if not below it by the time we get into mid-morning. it's possible that across the higher terrain of northern worcester county, southwestern new hampshire we may get a few inches of snow, once we transition toward that. farther east, 495, 10:00 in the morning, and 11:00 in the morning there may be a brief window where we can get mixed snow in, i don't expect higher kickoff. temperature at kickoff 36 degrees, a little bit of windy out of the west. it will be breezy and cool, but by ja

massachusetts and that rain drags down colder air and we should work in wet snow especially into worcester county and perhaps dipping down into northern essex county heading towards the tail end. you can see it's wrapping up by early afternoon. we might get a little sunshine before the day completely comes to an end. heaviest rain totals southeastern massachusetts and i think quite a few towns could see over an inch of total rain on the snowy side a wet snow accumulate quickly. coating to a inch west of 128

we're below freezing now out through worcester county. just 30 degrees worcester, orange on up to keene and new hampshire as well. just be mindful of the fact that with temperatures dropping below freezing you may encounter one or two slick spots out there this morning. you get closer to boston and the coastline it's in the upper 30's and lower 40's. notice the skies here are we'll see lake-effect snow from new york state into northern new england. not going to bother us here with high pressure nosing on in. the flow around that is from the west. you can see the temperatures in the single digits, teens, 20 to our west. so that is what it is feeding on in. it is actually warmer right now than it will be late morning and into the afternoon. temperatures will be dropping, settling back down to near freezing by lunchtime. that's where we hold through the afternoon. although the highs will be in the 30's today, you want to dress for temperatures that will feel no higher than the 20's with those gusty winds giving a chilly wind chill throughout

north shore back to worcester county. well. you can see the skies are mainly clear. just a few patchy clouds off to the north and west. but what we have going on is an arctic frontal boundary that is pushing through the area right now. on the other side of this front it is in the single digits and right around zero up in ottawa. that's the air mass that is going to feed in as those winds turn to the north and northwestment so we're actually going to see the temperatures hold steady for a bit this morning and then drop by noontime it's down to 25 degrees and those winds are going to be kicking up as well. so wind chills by the middle of the afternoon running below zero out through worcester county, southern new hampshire and it is going to feel like it's in the single digits and teens from boston down to the cape so it is turning much colder here as we go into the afternoon for sure. although most of russ going to see a mixture of sun and clouds feed ocean-effect snow bands from cape ann down to cape cod and to plymouth county as well. there is a winter weather adviso

even two inches but that snow will favor as well as the cold the higher terrain as well for worcester county, worcester hills, even the berkshires of course and we're talking a lot of snow that is in the northern country so some good news for skiers. saturday rain i mentioned a whole lot of it, it could be even just under two inches for some locations in southeast mass along the south coast as well. the wind time line though not all that impressive i think just below advisory levels we could shore, cape cod and islands between 30 and 40 miles per hour hour. but again, pats game we're talking dry weather past tail gaying. might need that very festive umbrella for tailgate federal government you are out there early but the showers will taper afternoon and we're done by kick kickoff. snow this weekend though what we are looking for i mentioned some great inches piling up in ski country so this is wonderful skiing forecast for this holiday weekend into monday as well expecting more snow showers and the reason being, here come the cold. it settles in for this week and we even have a clipper syste

worcester county up into the merrimack valley. so you may encounter one or two slick spots this morning but that wind is going to add a chill to the air today. temperatures dropping through the 30's. wind chills not getting out of the 20's. it will be a blustery start to your week. we're tracking a little bit of light rain and snow breaking out by late tomorrow. emily: cindy, thank you. a health alert this morning about what could be a major cancer breakthrough. a simple blood test that could detect any kind of cancer at an early stage. illumina, which is a leader in d.n.a. sequencing, is leading the effort to develop the test. the project, which is called grail, is also getting funding from bill gates and amazon founder jeff bezos. randy: for many people, january is the month of holiday spending hangovers. but there are a few ways to make things a little easier. first, get organized. spreadsheet apps like mint will help you get all those credit balances in one place so you can see what you need to pay off. next, prioritize. check

lighter snow still out through worcester county. the back edge is west of worcester. that's what we're talking about in terms of this tapering off between 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. it's fluff. so we have the high fluff factor with this snow working on through. many towns ending with about three, four inches of snow, close to the boston metro area. a few towns down through southeastern mass on 5 inches of snow, but generally 2 to 4 area widespread on average. 27 in boston. 28 in plymouth. 23 in worcester. you're saying temperatures not so bad outside, but look to the west of us. and it's much colder. it's this colder air that will push in as we go through the daytime. so temperatures don't change much. there's not much wind right now. winds either calm, around 10mph. afternoon. i do expect it to gust at times later this afternoon and tonight, 30 to 40mph. cold air in police will certainly allow those wind-chill factors to drop down and, in fact, subzero wind-chill factors overnight tonight. we stay windy during the day on tuesday. so snow tapering off this morning. 2 to 4 inc

a few 30's in worcester county. worcester is 37. boston now is 42 and the temperatures may actually fall a couple of degrees here and gently work their way back up to where we are now heading into the afternoon. no big temperature changes today. the cape, 44 high the showers are coming out ahead of a frontal boundary that is kind of slowly pushing south and eastward. as long as this front is in the vicinity, we'll keep the risk for a couple of showers around and that will be the case for that front shifts offshore, clouds start to break up around lunchtime and we'll see a mixture of clouds and sun. temperatures in the low 40's this afternoon. winds out of the west at 10-15 miles per hour. tonight we'll drop back down into the teens and 20's. after all of that melting today, i expect a refreeze today. watch out tomorrow morning. there could be a few icy spots. tomorrow is a quiet day. we're watching this storm head offshore. a little disturbance dropping in. the end result could be a few snow flurries on thursday and friday. notice h

so here come the front, moving into almost into western worcester county, the back side of the front, winds picking up from the west and driving the cold air our way, so we're going to be much different tomorrow morning than now. high pressure in control here, but actually a low up in portions of canada which will give us some problems here later on tuesday. so the temperatures are falling tonight, as we go through the night, the temperature will be dipping. down to about 6:30, 7:00 a.m., about 34 in boston, 30-29 as you head out in worcester county, mid-20s to the cape. the temperature might rise just lows around 8:00, and some fast-moving clouds, most across the mountains of western and northern new england. a gusty wind of 20-40 is going to make it feel like it's going to be in the teens to low to middle 20s during the day. on tuesday, the rain showers breaking out in the afternoon, but more significant ching of energy comes in in the evening, producing snow and rain on tuesday afternoon. looks like it would be rain southeast massachusetts, a toss up in boston, rain or snow, and no

especially 495 and worcester county. temperatures will be close to freezing close to 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. winds out of the southeast. these numbers in boston climbing into the upper 30's later on this afternoon. that is why i wouldn't be surprised to see a few rain-drops officially start things off in the city of boston and down through southeastern massachusetts. here is the snow, kris anderson was talking about on the radar and satellite composite. heavy squalls working through pennsylvania. a lot of instability to the atmosphere. that will produce some of these snow showers and squalls into this evening. by 6:00 or 7:00 p.m., some showers and squalls will be widespread. now, initially, we are starting off as all snow. and staying all snow in worcester, fitchburg. up into southern new hampshire. between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. by 6:00 p.m., some rain showers going over to snow showers. and snals. boston,. even in the city of boston, i expect a coating to an inch of snow. including north shore and portions of the south shore.

northern worcester county a good clip. there are several accidents in northern worcester. take it easy. and boston and inside of 128. temperatures are below freezing from about 495 west. in boston we are at 36 degrees. the colder air will funnel in. anything wet will freeze up. the main cold front that we are tracking is not bringing the snow right now. it's on this squall line that we are tracking through central new york. that moves in after this, around midnight. then the winds follow the cold front. here is the hour by hour. we have the snow that continues to move through you this the next couple of hours. cape island, south coast mainly rainfall there. maybe a few wet flakes mixing in, especially later on this evening. then here comes the cold front around midnight. that will sweep through with another coating of snow for many towns and then we usher in the colder air and the strong wind gusts that will follow. that's what we are left with tomorrow. all the snow will be gone. most towns a coating to two inches. isolated total up to three possible. a coating to one alo

coating to a inch west of 128 and northern worcester county 1 to 3 inches of wet snow so a possibility of plows have to go out. kick off 38 and drying out with a breeze and 32 at the end of the 4th quarter. most tailgate dry a look at the full forecast coming up in bit. >> thank you. >>> two big questions as the pay rots prepare to play in the first playoff game will gronk play and what punishment if any will jones face from the team. we have a team of reporter covering all angels of tomorrow's big game let's start with dan roche. gronk had limited practice. >> reporter: yea don't think we will know about chand her jones to see if he is with the starter in the first unit of the we will see if that happens tomorrow. as far as the time of year is concerned, most players in the nfl will tell you no one is playoffs and patriots had their their fair -- fair share of being beat up a work out today and gronkowski was there for that and participate on a limited bases. he is one of 12 players listed as questionable for the game with his knee and his back the source of concern. considering he di

these are just a few flakes moving through worcester county. i' m not expecting much accumulation in . the intensity is not there. from worcester back to barry, we are looking at a couple of snowflakes across southern new s out the door this morning but this is the difference is the wind near or below 10 miles per hour. it' s focusing down for new york city but the risk will be there morning. at lunchtime, the clouds start to break and writer skies into more sunshine. the temperatures come up this afternoon to about 30 degrees . improvements are coming weather-wise today. olessa: we are watching a problem spots on the expressway northbound by government center. it looks like a parking lot getting into that crash scene . except -- expected delays to be pretty heavy. your total trip on the expressway is about 25-30 braintree into boston. picking up more delays down to the connector and trains and buses are still doing ok. randy: there are at least three big powerball winners and the search has been narrowed to three states. emily: they are not in

what we know is it is affecting people from worcester county. it is getting into the hands of people in worcester county and it has gotten as far east as boston. phil: they don't know yet what is in this batch of heroin that makes it so deadly. police remind us if you know someone addicted to heroin and they have over dosed, call 9-1-1 without being charged with drug possession. the good samaritan law will protect you. jc: police need help. they are looking for a man who held up two honey farms markets. in both cases he showed a handgun and took off with cash. the robberies took place just 10 minutes apart and detectives believe the same man is responsible for both. underway at a new hampshire ski area after a young boy there. doug said he could not hold on to his son as the 11-year-old sliped from the lift at rag ged mourn -- ragged mountain on saturday. the chair started to move before they could get the bar down and no one was watching so he had to ride to the top to alert ski patrol about the accident. >> i don't want any parent to have to m

falling in the 40s in worcester county. a front is moving through the connecticut river valley. on the west side of that front, the wind is picking up from the west, and the cold air will rush in quickly. so by dawn, 30-32, and near and west of boston, perhaps mid-30s, close to the city and down to the cape, but it will feel like the low to middle 20s when you head to school and go to work, and by midday, there's not much recovery. you'll need the heavy coat, hats after gloves. 30 when you head ow, 32 about the same temperature all day long. more on the week ahead in just a few minutes. katy? >>> strong winds brought down trees and power lines across the area today. couple of large limbs snapped off this big tree in fair haven, pulling down -- and in hall, a transformer caught fire, knocking out power to the entire town. power has been restored to the >>> to a developing story, the would -- boston police officer who was shot trying to corner

degrees back here into worcester county temperatures will be in the 20s gardner and northborough you'll be in the upper 20s as well. >> across southern new england we see a lot of clouds today drifting southward from the north snow showers up here in the queen mountains mostly in vermont. off to the west of lake effect snow's adding that as well. bottom line not going to find a storm from here all the way across the country to get affect us.this is the energy or the beginnings the storm system that promises to become a nor'easter for the east coast.pretty certain high confidence it's going be a nor'easter that's going to really devastate some areas particularly the mid-atlantic states. the question will be does that come far enough north to impact southern new england. and there was a spreading those computer models nothing to a lot i know that's not a very good forecast but remember work four days away from this even starting here in southern new

bit of cold air especially worcester county and southern midnight. might be cold enough for a brief window of freezing rain. we are good until midnight. traveling late, after that hour, could be a few icy spots. then we are into the rain and that's the way things start here. area of heavy rainfall around the morning. then we work in colder air and some areas flip over to snow especially inland. it's pouring buckets along the coastline from boston toward the cape continuing until about midday and than by early afternoon all the storm is pulling out to see. we are -- sea we are drying out through the afternoon and might get sunshine. where we see ment the within theory weather a coating to and ich outside of 128 and 1 to 3 in northern worcester and southern new hampshire. we are watching strong winds during the morning. the cape. for the patriots it's dry and 30s and breezy. we will look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes lisa. >> thanks eric. >>> pay patriots fans wan to see julian edelman return to

red showing up, the southern worcester county. rhode island, eastern connecticut this is a train of heavy moisture that is working on in. as it interact some of this colder air in place and draws nor colder air in place, we will see change over to wet snow up no southern new hampshire. so rain may end as a few wet snow flakes to the north of boss not to, the best chance of coating a couple of inches of snow, up in southern new hampshire and likely seeing two inches of snow and ice, by the time you get up to jaffrey, new hampshire. drizzle for the tailgates but we dry out for kickoff. >>> love the forecast, try out. and the pat hoping that the weather won't put a damper on their playoff plans, but there's a number of to do decisions that to do just that, it involves a lot of protemp, and ron >>> he is one of a few players questionable for today.

upper 30's worcester county. 40's in boston. upper 40's on the cape and the islands. and again just a couple of clouds around right now. there have been some snow associated with this area of low pressure you see and a cold front. this cold front going to bring in the coldest air we've seen thus far this season.

back to the west in worcester county pourings of the eastern worcester county and into stowe being aon and concord going further to the east. one last little push of snow accumulation before most of this gets out of our way. berkshires have a couple flurries and some of those will make their way into the be dealing with more accumulation over the next hour it's getting out of here. visibility is reduced because of that heavy snow. 3/4 56 mile or less in boston at this time and the roads are snow covered national weather service updated the winter weather advisory until 10 a.m. stillless for boston been lifted for the south shore. temperatures in the 20s later today out by 8 a.m. the snow will factor into areas then the wind takes over. i will have that forecast coming up in a bit. robi. >> reporter: we have accidents north and south of the city now on this snowy monday morning commute. the latest crash is up in andover 495 southbound just before route 93. the right lane is blocked up there. then we have that earlier crash down 24 southbound at route 44 the left lane is blocked. down th

over to new hampshire worcester county same idea. actually around lowell 31 then in worcester county same idea. temperatures are in the 20s. and we'll pop over to cape cod no relief here. there was some melting and temperatures refreezing it tonight. it's not a widespread concern because everything has been treated as far as roadways but your driveways susceptible to have icy spots when you leave first thing in the morning. meanwhile it's dry out there for now. but we're getting even warmer. how warm will it be and the latest track of another nor'easter coming towards the coast. >>> as other parts of the east coast keep digging out flights in and out of logan still aren't back on track. in fact some delays and cancellations on arrivals and departures from new york and warnt the airlines say it could take a few more days until everything is back to normal. >>> boston public works crews are doing their part out in baltimore. mayor marty walsh sent some brand new snowplows and blowers down to maryland to help out. that caught her mayor'

a portion of northwest worcester county onset of the storm system with the rain coming and coming down heavily it will wash away. first thing in the morning dealing with some icy roads out there in those locations we all be back with an updated timeline. >> with a nor'easter approaching be sure to download the all new fox 25 storm tracker weather app. you can get custom forecast my neighborhood. >> we are following some breaking news sky fox above one of the schools evacuated after common serious threat forced hundreds of parents pick up the children all over the state. we just learned in the past few minutes fbi is now involved. this map give you a better idea of how many communities were affected today. at least 10 cities and towns from the north shore to the south shore and on the cake. here's what we know so far. as was very close to the investigation telling 25 the threats were made using an automatic call. caller said a device was left in the school and the device would go off in a half hour. fox 25 christie mccarthy is live in weymouth where two schools had to be evacuated due t

as a take a closer look from northern rhode island up to worcester county, it is starting to flake in metrowest. we are starting to see flakes in southern new hampshire also. here is the current temperature. below freezing and worcester and the airport, and then he gets colder. that is the area, for worcester county in southern new hampshire, where it is: enough briefly, there can be heavier bursts. it could bring if it is light and mix with snow if it is heavier. it will be hard to get much accumulation but there could be some small amount in anybody' s case. 6:00, inching closer to boston. notice the mix from providence right to boston, snowing north and west. this is not going to last that long. it will taper off quickly later on tonight in toward midnight. one thing we have to watch for in the wee hours of the morning, as the arctic air approaches, a brief snow squall. something else to note -- tomorrow morning, any moisture left on the ground will be frozen because it is windy and cold. so keep that in the back of your mind. how much snow? not a whole lot. a coding to an inch or

we are looking at 30's in worcester county. a frontal boundary crossing the area now. as it continues to press southward we are going to see the showers hang around until about 8:00 this morning. on the cape and the islands and at lunchtime showers are gone, clouds breaking. clouds this morning giving way to sunshine. temperatures dip down a little bit. just after sunrise and will climb back into the low 40's this afternoon. above average temperatures again today. we'll talk about how long the lasts in a few minutes. first i want to get you out to the roads. kenn is in for olessa this morning. kevin: still a little bit of let's go to the maps quickly. if you're just leaving here two lanes blocked at the city square tunnel. the sumner and callahan tunnels, taking out to right lane there. the rest of the roads are doing well. you're looking pretty good just about wherever you go. randy, erika, good morning. erika: breaking news right now. an officer struck by a car. randy: this all started in norwood. that's where the eyeopener's sera congi is live with what we know righ

still some 30' s in worcester county. 39 at the airport. those clouds are giving a milky we have high pressure over us. it will start to give way and we will see the winds turned to the northeast. that will bring in more cloud cover. enjoy the rest of the afternoon. as we get deeper into the overnight hours, clouds start to come in off the ocean. that will lead to an overcast day tomorrow and some spotty drizzle. friday night and early saturday, some of that drizzle may freeze on contact. also a windswept rain in the forecast for sunday. erika: growing concerns that upcoming mbta fare hikes could have a big impact on students newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich from the mayor. todd? todd: the mayor made it clear that the city will find a way to pay to transport middle school students on the t, but that in one scenario, monthly passes on the t could be going up 23%. in 2014, boston eliminated school buses for middle schoolers to save money, putting students on the mbta instead. but fare hikes set to take effect in july could raise the price of

notice southern worcester county, northwest rhode island, been snowing at a pretty good clip for the last hour or two the deeper blues and purples are the heaviest snow. providence up to government, i-95 points south and east are above freezing. we have that mix around boston and providence. may flip to all snow even near the coast later on but i don't think the temperatures will be that cold. this is all done way before tomorrow morning. anywhere from nothing to maybe up to an inch along the coast, boston to points south and east. when you get beyond 495 and the hillier terrain of worcester county that's where you get a heavy coating, perhaps as much as two inches in spots. traffic for most of the morning on 128 in lexington. police say a 20-year-old wayland woman and a 27-year-old dracut man were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. investigates are trying to determine which vehicle was in the wrong lane and why. >> a new hampshire man convicted in a brutal child abuse case has lost his trial -- new trial. >> he was accused of beating james nicholson so badly that the boy s

friends in foxboro, and we'll continue to see some freezing rain especially in northern parts of worcester county. hour by hour forecast will continue, 8 a.m. temperatures in the upper 30s or lower 40s and we have that freezing line continuing to stick right around the worcester hills into new hampshire with more wet snow expected in parts of new england. afternoon things start to let up a little bit around foxboro, game tie starting to dry things out. areas of drizzle around the coastline for everyone else we are dry and the winds will be an issue throughout the day too. not too bad once we get into the later part of the evening over night temperatures drop we conditions as temperatures fall well below 32 degrees for sunday morning today's storm mainly rain for a majority of us inside 495 into the south and east mix to wet snow in the worcester hills wet snow in the higher elevations, and ski lovers, 1 to 3-inch range there the bullseye up into new hampshire and into maine, coating to 1 inch at best, wet snow, anything that does accumulate will compact very quickly. hard to measure that way. win

especially the berkshires and worcester county and southern new hampshire. this is the best chance of seeing some of that wet snow. basically a thermal profile is bonder line giving you a wet snow on the cusp of melting with rain before it. when we turn over, it could be snowing like crazy outside but we don't get a lot of accumulation. so maybe a couple pretty wild hours tomorrow morning. as we head past lunch all this moving. moves towards the north and east and lingering precipitation on the north shore otherwise we are drying out and might get sunshine during the afternoon. we are looking at mainly rain along the water here and southeast massachusetts and a rain to wet snow across the interior and the main snow line is about from concord northward with the particular event. where we see some of the wet snow it's coating to a/y inch basically right around 128 and into essex county and sea coast and working towards worcester. worcester north and west at chance to have one to three inches of of wet snowfall and bigger totals from concord northward and we wi

our coolest temperatures are out through worcester county. but everybody above the freezing mark this morning about the 40' from boston on the way down to this morning. these are rain showers. stretching across the cape cod canal around new bedford down to the vineyard and nantucket. as we fly them into motion, you can see everything is slowly riding a lot of frontal boundary and this front is shifting off short. for the next several hours we will have the risk of the showers on the cape. have an umbrella with you. otherwise, a lot of cloud cover. look what happens by lunchtime. clouds are breaking. more sunshine into the afternoon. it turns into a pretty nice day. although we are starting out in the lower 40' s, the temperatures may drop a few degrees after sunrise. then they said to climb back up again. that wind out of the best 10-15 miles per hour with temperatures in the low 40' afternoon. another mild january day. let' s get you out to the roads. kevin: bob: not so much on the map. live shot of the mass pike. indecent shape from framing

we had 2 1/2 inches through worcester county and foxboro with 2 1/2. and norwood under two, and the snow, the last of it exiting now, the outer cape of nantucket. we're done with the snow and the focus becomes the strong winds which will be gusting today to 45 miles per hour. there's a wind advisory up until 5:00 this afternoon. look at it right now gusting over 20 and 30 miles per hour across the area. that's the big impact today. the way the wind is going to make it feel, you need to dress for wind chills which are running in the single digits in worcester. elsewhere it feels like it's in the teens. boston has a wind chill of 12. feels like 10 in orange. actual temperatures, teens and 20's. these aren't going to change a we have the temperatures that are right now not far from 20 degrees and notice, we're going to hold in the 20's most of the day with the wind chills getting no higher than the teens. you can see the skies beginning to clear out. so yeah, we'll get sunshine today but the flow of air coming from the west and it's a lot colder over the

reducing visibility. areas and up to worcester county and northern middlesex county and nashua, that observation site not coming in today but in southern new hampshire as well we' re looking out for that patchy dense fog. take it easy if that' s one of the areas for you to go through tonight. mid to upper 30s right now. temperatures won' t budge a whole lot until we hit the wee hours of tomorrow morning. here' s the mild air that will be pushing in along with our soaker for tomorrow. here' s all that rain we' re looking at through the day tomorrow and running through the time line and it takes until about 8- 9 a.m. for that rain to get going but the heavier rain arrives around midday and into the afternoon and it is through that bolt of lightning. nothing severe but it is to that going to the possibility with the strong winds that we' re expecting. how much rain? between an inch to two inches though we could see some locations that exceed the 2 inch mark. it' s a system working in tomorrow and very mild for us. talking about the wind time line as well and these are sustained winds. a

but you'll see that wind back into worcester county, also 20 to 30-mile per hour sustained winds. that's another big headline for that. rain, wind, and also these very warm temperatures, we're talking challenging records possibly, 56 the record in boston. worcester the record, 53 for tomorrow. so here's our storm. once again on the mild side of things. where's the cold? it's not far off and pushes in for us as we get into next week. though, things look fairly quiet. there is the one snowflake there you see on tuesday. it looks like late tuesday night could be some snow showers, wet snowflakes, maybe even some rain showers, but at this point doesn't look like much. we'll have to wait until next weekend to see if we can maybe squeak out some snowflakes. >> kris: kiddos are asking, dad, where's the snow. we want to go sledding. >> nancy: you have one snowflake coming your way. >> kris: still ahead this morning, patriots fans need to listen up to this one. we're going to tell you how you can own a unique piece of tom brady's intimate apparel. it's called memorabilia also. >> nancy: all

of boston as we are travelling along 495 in franklin to milford and as you head into parts of worcester county, too. starting to see some darker shades. not much other than just flurries a parts of new hampshire. lowell looking pretty okay right now but the north banding rotate into the north shore as we head through the overnight hours. snow reports coming in right now anywhere from about an inch to three inches already. we've got more to go as the snow will continue as we head through the overnight hours. in fact, coming up i will show you exactly how much snow you can expect for the time you wake up. the good news is we'll see the snow move on out of here by mid-morning. i'll have those latest totals for you in just a few minutes. >> with snow falling late tonight and early tomorrow be sure to wake up with the fox 25 morning news. we get started at 4:00 a.m. >>> be sure to download the all new fox 25 storm tracker weather app. you can get custom forecasts from your area from our team. it's free to download on your smartphone. >>> some breaking sports news it's onto denver. the patriots will

snow total a coating to an inch but one to as much as 3 especially worcester county and essex and southeastern new hampshire through tomorrow night. we will talk more about this one and more cold on the way at a weekend storm coming up in a few minutes. >> see you then. new details about what police found and did not find investigating the murder of baby bella. today the man accused of killing the girl and throwing her body into boston harbor face adjudge. >> we learned more about the evidence in this case which is raising new questions. critten -- christina hager joins with us more. >> reporter: michael maccarthy's -- mccarthy's attorney says the case revolves on the word of bell's bond's word and he says she is as far witness. okay we are having technical difficulties with that story. but michael mccarthy who is the boyfriend of rachelle bond, pleaded not guilty to murder charges in court today. we have new information from the autopsy on baby bella. his defense attorney saying there were no broken bones found in the mid-section where he is accused of punching her and killing her. he pleaded

in worcester county, it is a little colder, upper 20' s out this way. you can see the radar this morning focusing all of the action offshore. the outer edge of this rained -- shield flirting with outer contact it. -- contacted -- nantucket. it is a big one heading out to sea. a cloud shield out west associated with that ocean storm or to we have a cold front approaching from the west that will push forward this afternoon. shower, but much of the time is right. a cloud cover and then snow showers during the afternoon and evening hours. hit or miss, but that risk is there. then the skies clear out tonight. it is a cloudy, gray friday. s to the north and west. with a risk of snow shower, could be a few raindrops moved in -- mixed in on cape cod. not all that eventful. lets the you out to the roads. hopefully, they are quiet. the roads are quiet. olessa: let' the map and right. as you had south, no problems re traveling the expressway, the pike is about 15 minutes, 490 52 128. volume. randy: we are following breaking news right now in groton. erika: a tragi

westwood over here to townsend the leominster worcester southwards this was coming hardest seven worcester county up to the city of worcester heavy rain dividing line lakeville cushion that your seeing the rain dividing lines were some heavy snow is falling two on the south shore keep that in mind as you're driving along for 95 to the south really out of the rain to the north as well. some of these pictures coming into us. little doctor joe says sticking there in franklin only according to that report coming in also here and where massachusetts about an inch of snow has fallen so far and finally one of the picture to give you an idea what the roadways are looking out the was to area becoming i'll keep tracking the snow. >> team coverage fox 25 ted daniels was a live look at the current driving conditions for the mass pike near worcester. >> were on the pike east right now we passed exit 122 is coming down pretty good. rain snow mix has turned to all snow that's a change since i last reported six. snow is definitely affecting travel making it slick and lower instead of going to 6065 miles an hour

maybe a mix of snow across the higher terrain of worcester county and southern new hampshire. we'll talk more on that forecast coming up in a bit. >> nancy: chris, thank you. a woman in belmont a week away from trying to make history. becca pizzi is her name. she's trying to become first american woman to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven days. it all starts a week from tomorrow in antarctica of all places. pizzi signed autographs and says she loves some people view her as a role model. >> it's just to be a better person, be a better parent, be a better student in thinking that you might do, just to go out there and get it done. follow you. >> nancy: after running in about art car, pizzi will run in continents. >> christa: school kids encouraging an nfl player who missed a critical kick in last week's wild card game will get chance to meet him. >> mcdermott is the snapper, and the kick is no good. >> christa: we've been showing you. this blair walsh missed a 27-yard field goal with less than a minute to go giving the seattle seahawks the win and ending the vikin

temperatures will continue to drop, into the 30s in worcester county. chatham, nantucket, both 30 degrees. you have to watch the potential for refreezing. temperatures here in worcester going down into the low 20s and boston, same idea. clearing skies, temperature dropping into the 20s over refreezing temperatures. looks like outside, the clouds starting to break apart where the clearing skies are coming from. a couple plays to watch closely with this system, our developing storm system is down here to the south. check this little system up here, a little clipper system way up here in the great lakes. that's pushing this way as well. we'd have a big storm. they will. but looks like it will be too farr off shore to be a big player. not all computer models think it's a myth. i'll show you the best chance for snow and rain and a timeline. >> see you again shortly. new, priest are hoping this new -- police hope this new surveillance video will help them solve a stabbing. this is a suspect leaving the scene in worcester. a 19-year old man was stabbed near the

but one to two inches maybe a few local totals up to 3 higher elevations of worcester county. all about timing and a lot of cold hyped it. we will look at that forecast coming up in a bit. >> we will see thank you. >>> the man charged with shooting a boston police officer is now being held on 1 1/2 million dollars bail. boston police filled the courtroom today as prosecutors read out the charges against grant headley. the prosecutors say officers had seen headley dealing cocaine and were trying to stop him when he opened fire hitting officer kurt stokinger in the leg. outside of the courtroom but he began yelling toward the end of the hearing. >> a gps and thank you all set. >> he was released from the hospital over the weekend. >>> tubes bury police has -- d. tewkubury police say they have taken millions of dollars off the street after police seized 120 bricks of heroin laced with tent nall and they took drug make equipment and cash and they say it's a significant bust. >> the combination of the value of the product as well as the strength of the product makes it a important

on the northshore they'll get a coasting anyway. 3 to 6 south of the mass pike in worcester county. for much of the south shore until you get to plymouth. draw a line to prochedz and go -- providence and go south to the islands, 7 to 12 inches. that's where the strongest winds will be as well. warning in place for mar that's vineyard. we'll talk about coastal flooding and how strong the winds will be, too. >> kevin, we'll check back in a bit. >>> earlier this week, less than an inch of snow pretty much crippled washington, dc. major roads were turned into parking lot. ahead in 15 minutes, we'll take you to the nation's capitol to show you how the area is trying to tryingto avoid being buried by a blizzard. >> look at this. this is flightaware.com's misery map. it shows how some major hubs are doing right now, more than 3500 today in the u.s. delayed. here's how it works. right here. you see red, that's bad. i see green, that means go. it's okay. here's the deal. we're going to take you through chicago. you can see how the flights are affected if you're going to the west, to the east

northern worcester county up into southern new hampshire. not a big storm system for us in terms of snow. and the rain we get at gillette this will taper off midafternoon. so hopefully we can dry it out for the game. there may be some patches left over at kick off. that should be about it. cold air followed in next week. more on that over to danielle. >> the 30s mild in comparison as all the cold air moves into monday. we were talking about how we're lacking the cold air for some snow as we head into saturday. but we could see some snow showers early monday morning with temperatures just in the mid 20s. as we head into tuesday temperature drop even more to low 20s with the wind. we'll have windchill factor temperatures in the single digits. going to feel chilliout there as we head into the beginning part of next week. so far this january temperatures above normal. we're coming off the warmest december on record. only three days of below average temperature. so far average temperature for the month is 33 degrees. right around there. next week

the worcester county d.a.'s office is heading up this situations, i talked to them a short time ago. he said they don't expect to have an update or new information on this case for us tomorrow. live in auburn, bob ward, "fox25 news". street where the stock market closed slightly higher today. for the first time in the year the dow jones industrial average was in the green, nine points up >> vanessa: one u.s. servicemember killed two wounded fighting the taliban in afghanistan. the pentagon says the attack happened during a joint u.s.-afghan special ops mission in hellman province. the taliban hitting a medical helicopter with mortar fire. the taliban has been pushing to retake parts of the province. >> mark: a man was filling up his tires with air when police say a man on a crime spree came up behind him. >>. >> kevin: these temperatures dropping further overnight. we will see single digits one more time. the rebound on the way. >> reporter: this cold weather is uncomfortable for all of us, but for people who m

computer numbers coming into a inch in boston little more back here into worcester county. but we've seen this happen before storms intensify more quickly than expected fine-tune this as we get closer to it were going to broadbrush this with in land 1 to 3 inches of snow most places in the 1 to 2 inch range lesser amounts right at the immediate coastline even into the boston area city of boston maybe an inch of snow southeastern massachusetts according to an inch 1 to 3 up to the north and west much higher amounts father north go into new england. this is pretty interesting to look at because the snow and rain is coming on and will also follow with strong winds tuesday and wednesday we have weather threats these wind chills wednesday morning or to be bitter cold even if you don't see a play snow coming up from the storm system is still going to get that cold air and by the way if we don't get the snow and inch of snow will then be the fifth latest inch of snow on record in boston just under an inch of snow you can't roundup for records so that was on december 29 looks like

worcester county. possibly getting a coating to an inch in the city of boston, close to the coastline. not a big storm system, but it this evening. more on the seven-day forecast coming up. >> sarah: a bad crash on 128 in lexington near burlington. police say it was caused by someone driving on the wrong side of the road. >> christa: there you see 7's victoria warren. vicki, you have more on what's happening at the scene and there are couple injuries here. >> victoria: we do, christa. injuries. two people rushed to the collision. critical condition. a live look behind me. traffic back-up here. this is right on the lexington-burlington border on 128. we've got sky7 above the scene, and this gives you an even better picture of how far the back-up is stretching at this point. they've got accident reconstruction teams on the scene. and this is a really bad crash. that means they only have the breakdown lane getting through right now on 128 northbound. this is right before route 3 near exit 32. we've got so

worcester county had some here. holden 28 . then finally to the south shore and cape cod we had plenty of snow. temperatures are flirting with freezing. marshfield at 32 right now. here's cape cod more places still above freezing but there will be some spots at or below freezing in the next couple hours. when you step out your door you may be running into some of that black ice on your driveways and walkways. getting to your car or to the bus in the morning may be an issue. plus, i'm tracking another storm coming up the coast. how close that gets to us with the latest information coming in right now. kevin we'll see you again in just a bit. new at 10:00, flames ripped through a dunkin' donuts. these pictures were snapped right around 3:00 this morning. flames shooting out the roof. no one was hurt in the fire and the building was destroyed. >>> a rabies alert tonight in massachusetts. new at 10:00 brockton health officials issuing the warning. they say two dogs were attacked by a raccoon on their property. that raccoon was pick

worcester county look at this in the 20s solidly spent a 28 was just 27 is in worcester county southborough 31 milford 31 degrees for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon.seven day forecast your weekend always in view that's what you really want to view because that's a potential for a big storm. these are the lorries with that system coming in from the midwest this is the weekend 30 degrees on saturday potential for some heavy snow and still say 50 percent chance of could be very little or a lot depending on this track of that nor'easter when it forms. give us some time to see that storm form before we can puts more solid tracking on that storm system. certainly going to be done on sunday with cold conditions after what was happening in denver too. >> pearl jam. remember them? announcing they will be playing two shows at fenway park they will play on friday, august 5 and sunday, august 7. rockers have it played in massachusetts since 2013 when they were the dcu center in worcester. billy joel also perform. at fenway this year. >> i car towed away today after being pulled out of an icy cree

out in worcester county, orange down to 13. worcester 15. plymouth down to the cape, we have teens. 23 right now in boston. a little bit of a sorm wind despite the increasing clouds. we should approach 40 degrees in boston this afternoon with some lower 40's in southeastern massachusetts. it will stay colder off to the north and west but with these temperatures near 40 in southeastern massachusetts, initially we may see a burst of some rain showers breaking out. after about 3:00 this afternoon. notice how quickly by 5:00 p.m. snow is filling in ray long and north of the pike. there will be a period of snow the potential for heavier snow worcester county working through metro west and eventually rain changing to snow along the coastline. this should wind down around midnight tonight. the amounts are fairly coat. a coating to a couple of inches along and north of the pike. a little less to the south. it's that timing that could slicken up your evening commute. let's get you out there this morning. we have trouble to the north, olessa. olessa: