a few flakes towards the cape and most of the activity here worcester county middlesex and essex southern new hampshire mostly 1 to 2 inches and isolated totals up to 3 can't be ruled out. looking at the timeline a fairly low impact up until 4 and it's after that we start to there's squalls they are short- lived. earlier is better if you are driving around tomorrow afternoon and evening. high temperatures well up into the 30s for many. you can see why it starts as rain in the southeastern corner of the state. temps reaching 40. if we can get one inch of snow in boston it would be the first storm producing an inch so far this season. if we don't we will move up to first in snowstorm in the city the week wind -- looking towards the rest of the week wind and cold and the most uncomfortable day of the week. thursday quieter and left less -- less -- less wifnltd it's too far out to know where the rain and snow line will set up but a coastal storm is going to make for a slobby game stadium. here's accu-weather 7 day and cold on wednesday most focus will move towards saturday and we will have a

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

along the coastline and all of southeastern massachusetts but here across parts of worcester county even into middlesex and southern new hampshire close to the freeing mark and with that drizzle moving in off the ocean and some of that could freeze on contact. it's. >> the big type of system but these are the one that sneak up on everybody and create icy streets and so an abundance of caution tonight and the first half of the day tomorrow war few snowflakes might mix in acumulation limited there. like today. temperatures. and a few showers develop heading towards the evening. looking at the breakdown across freezing. no ice. if you are into the pink area sheer, areas of freezing -- here, areas of freezing low areas developing. across far northern massachusetts and new hampshire tomorrow. for saturday. to 47 and many areas across the interior will stay in the 30s tomorrow. and we will watch the more sunday. pretty dynamic storm here. rainfall. winds kick up and wet we will get the burst of warmer air during the afternoon and all toll even though there's no ice there should be a impact for the second hal

at a slushy 495 northwest route 21 to 3 inches back here to the worcester county northwestern middlesex county 46 inches berkshires southern new hampshire points north of there and just keeps going northern maine to take a go there for skiing this weekend and temperatures out there right now worcester at 33 degrees here the issue. it's 33 right now feel like 26 by the way that temperature flirting with freezing in the early morning hours of the rain first arrives that's when you get a little bit of ice it's all takes just a little bit fitchburg 35 degrees but as the rain starts to arrive rain falling through the air will evacuate cost to cool a bit it's called dynamic cooling brings it down to freezing causes potential for ice check out lawrence as well 35 degrees right now feels just the same these temperatures above freezing but i think there be some towns outside of the city of lawrence the could see a little bit of spotty icing. be careful of that. bigger concern and southern new england going to be the rainfall it ramps up by noon time tomorrow kneeling into most spots more in sout

not below freezing north and west of boston, especially merrimack valley, northern worcester county up into middlesex county. i do expect a little patchy freezing drizzle. so we'll watch for, that but in the a lot of rain on saturday. but we do expect a lot of rain on sunday. that's what this area of low pressure. so if there is a day that you want to catch up on some of the tv shows and movies out there, i day for that really from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. downpours and mild air and gusty wind coming on in. in fact, we're close to record territory in here on sunday with temperatures running into the mid-50s. turning colder next week, perhaps a few snow showers tuesday night into wednesday. >> christa: danielle gersh, what's the traffic look like this morning? >> chris:>> danielle: our earlier accident in woburn has cleared. as you approach 128 and make you ainto boston after you pass over route 16, keep that in mind. on route 1, looking good until about somerville. then you start to hit the brakes. south of town new york major delays on the expressway. from the split slit into boston, that ride is u

back here into worcester county temperatures in the 20s here as well. worcester 24 gabdner at 25 and metro west into middlesex county arlington 27 . there's quincy at 25 degrees tomorrow afternoon for a high temperature. here's the seven-day forecast. your weekend always in view. some cold starts milder days wednesday through friday. on saturday and sunday that weekend is in view it looks like it could get messy. plan for some messy weather. >> we will try to bring that you story we had some audio issues with with regarding a new push to drop the legal drinking age from 21 to 18 in new hampshire. it is the state rep's idea as we said earlier but does come with some guidelines. >> reporter: damien marsden is 18 years old he cleant hampshire house passes under certain circumstances he could. >> i would be like you're too young at 18 to drimpt you still do stupid stuff you're not fully aware of what you're doing. >> reporter: house bill number 1606 filed by a scret state representative would allow alcohol use for those aged 18 to 20 with the intent that "younger people will no longer be initiated to alcohol cons

a few inches of know falling in worcester and middlesex counties. and the overnight temperatures are not helping the situation. look at that video, chris. it's a mess. >> chris: get the leaf blower out, too. i think that's the easy way to get rid of some of the snow. pepperell coming in, topping the list. three inches of snow. worcester very close to that, as well. many towns picking up about 1 to 2 inches of snow with that burst that rolled on through, including walpole and arlington, even a little earlier out through worcester county. temperature 25 in boston. 20 in worcester. sarah was mentioning the temperatures not helping out. there are some icy spots, temperatures below freezing, on those secondary roads and untreated surfaces a little slick. a few more snow showers rolled through 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. west winds steady. that's not helping us out. with t wind-chill factor 11 in boston. 4 in worcester. the wind-chill factors staying low throughout the day. in fact, i expect them to stay down into the lower teens on average. temperatures not mo

they're in areas that you expect, the cape, worcester and middlesex county hit the most. so 100 people without power. a little bit more than that when you take into account all power companies in the state. and the utility companies are reminding all of us, stay away from any downed wires. report them to your local utility company right away. we've got contact information for everyone you might need to contact up right now on myfoxboston.com. >> ted: and a good way to stay on top of the weather wherever you are at, fox 25 weather app. it has live radar, the latest forecast and a look at the 7 day. that is a free download. breaking news all morning in sturbridge. the fire is out there. but crews remain on the scene at the public house inn after flames ripped there you a building on that property only a few hours ago. >> heather: four hours, monitoring this story. four alarm fire. a big one there. stephanie coueignoux has been on the scene all morning long. we know this was at the motor lodge on the property, just behind you right now, fill us on the very latest. >> reporte

worcester district court tomorrow. two teens are under arrest right now for the murder of an everett man. the middlesex county d.a. says arrested in malden yesterday. they are accused in the shooting death of 19-year-old omar reyes whose body was found on january 3 under the tileston street bridge. both teens will be in court tomorrow. the state fire marshall's office is investigating a two-alarm fire in brockton. the fire was reported just after 9:00 last night. the triple decker on enterprise street was vacant, but firefighters were concerned the flames would spread. residents in the homes next door were evacuated as a precaution. firefighters say the roof did collapse. no one was hurt. warmer weather has been stubbornly sticking around this winter, and that's affecting some seasonal events in new hampshire. doug: the annual black ice pond hockey tournament is underway this weekend at white park in concord but with some different equipment. players have traded their in their skates for boots because of poor conditions. organizers say the warm weather and bright sun is taking its toll on the ice, so they have to