and 54 degrees on nantucket. but i did say that we do have a pretty strong wind, anywhere from 10-20 miles per hour sustained. 22-mile-per-hour winds actually sustained on nantucket. that's making its feel slightly cooler in spots like worcester. feeling more like 36 degrees so if you're headed out first thing, you definitely want to grab a coat. as we go through the day you'll probably still need a light jacket because temperatures only making it into the upper 50's and low 60's 679 we should be running in the lower to mid 60's this time of year so running below normal today. but big changes are coming. warmer air is to the south. we're going to shift the winds to the south and west. we'll talk about when we could see the low to even mid 70's in the seven-day forecast and when we could also see much-needed rain. frank and antoinette. frank: following breaking news here on the "eyeopener." waltham police are investigate ago fiery crash involving three cars and a house on newt and onfuller streets. officers say tw

exception will be nantucket. 36 degrees there but yet further inland and we will see temperature well down to 20s in even some low 20s tonight coming up we will talking about when we will finally see is some more october-like weather >> as we prepare to head into winter season be sure download our weather app you can track any storms you also see latest forecast this is free. and available in app story the now. just search fox 25 weather tonight infant in boston children's hospital. his mother is in jail. after an amber alert stretching two states. we first brought this story as breaking news be yesterday new tonight we learned brand me information about 36 year old testify knife terry. picture is our if i can two children. four year old son and a two month old son. today her family spoke to fox 25. as is our stephanie reports they say terry could do anything for her kids. >> this family of tiffany ter she told mother about those loss all too well having suffered two tragedies already and this time she was doing everything she could to save the life of her baby son. she loves her kids

you can see 55 already on nantucket. the one thing you're going to notice is those winds have been pretty persistent today out of the north and west. that's brought in the cooler temperatures. the wind gusts in excess of 24 miles per hour right now in boston. 31-mile-per-hour wind gusts on nantucket. so you're going to notice them. they should relax as we head through the afternoon, but still sustained anywhere from about 10 to 20 miles an hour. wewe are going to see sunshine though through the afternoon and temperatures will warm into the upper 50's as well as the lower 60's depending on where you live. now as we head through the day today, there are those clouds right now. there are showers pushing out of here from that cold front and behind it, high pressure is going to build in. so that means a lot of sunshine not only today but also tomorrow even for the better half of monday so this holiday weekend couldn't be more perfect. in fact, "as we go through the day today, here's what's going to happen. even though we had

they clip both chatham and nantucket in the next 20 minutes. upper 30s, southern new hampshire and vermont tonight. the way. what the high temperatures will be like tomorrow and next shot for some rain coming up this weekend. >> john farrell is in remission after being treated for cancer. he says he is looking forward to getting back to work. me deny been diagnosed for stage 1 non-hodgkin's lymphoma august 14th. >>> a teenager stabbed the jackson square t stop. we brought you this story on fox 25 news at 5:00 and 6:00 as breaking news. and new tonight fox 25's ted daniel takes a closer look at several recent incidents of violence on the orange line. >> reporter: at the jackson square t stop in jamaica plain this afternoon a police line kept passengerses from the orange line. transit police tell fox 25 a 17-year-old boy collapsed on the sidewalk right outside the station. >> he looked very critical. from what i heard he got stabbed at least three times, three or four times. >> reporter: police chief green video shows the teens were fighting and

in nantucket for gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. the coastal flood advisory, guess what, it's up again today. for minor coastal flooding all the way from the north shore to the cape and islands, 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. today. high today is two hours either side of -- high tide is two hours either side of that that we experienced yesterday. we do have rain out there this morning. it's generally light back down to the cape. seeing pockets of rain and temperatures only in the upper 40s to lower 50s. pretty much what you see is what you get. we may come up by a few degrees this afternoon. the eastern seaboard separate from joaquin, seeing flooding rains to be an issue in the next few days of the carolinas. for us, though, look, the rain fills back in. the farther north you go, a better chance of it staying dry. a lot of us in and out of the periodic rain. not concerned with any flooding but light to moderate pockets here's your saturday. notice through the morning and afternoon, pockets of showers, areas of drizzle, not the best looking day.

. >> shiri: worst through outer cape of nantucket and out of it shortly and next little batch of rain is starting to intensify just a little bit as it moves toward worcester, not expecting severe weather attached to that but have downpours and gusty winds and provincetown to worcester and nantucket already speaking up and sandwich and vineyard and dry duxbury to hanover and right now in boston though we still got a couple very spotty light to moderate showers, this is far lighter than what we had in place last night and again keeping an eye on this batch of rain coming out of expense and her sutton, toward the worcester area as we go and batch of rain across rhode island and move basically across the mass pike and south of the mass pike here. by noon time today a lot of shower activity is done and into the afternoon we are only at risk for a spot shower and going to be very mild, 68 to 74 , early rain and wind which we are already seeing the rain is improving, winds though something that's going to stick with us most of the day, map out how strong the wind will be coming up. here is j

. -- 53 degrees on nantucket. we're going to warm things up. we'll have a lot of sunshine. first we have persistent winds. wind gusts in excess of 25 miles an hour right now on nantucket. so it is breezy out there. these winds are going to subside as we go through the afternoon. we're also going to see full sunshine through the afternoon. in boston we're going to warm into the upper 50's before dropping into the low 50's by 8:00 p.m. highs across the area anywhere from 58 in boston, 57 worcester. maybe a few low 60's near providence, taunton. mid 50's on the cape. it will be a sunny day. we have had some clouds hanging along the cape the longest. associated with that cold front. shore. once they do, high pressure builds in. high pressure giving us lots of sunshine through the weekend. it will sink farther to the south tomorrow. and then those winds turn to the and that is actually a warming wind so that's why we say we're going to warm things up as we head towards sunday afternoon and more so on monday. now tonigh

track which is the newest to go about 200 miles offshore from nantucket so that would keep it out to sea. i will have more on that coming up today more rain and more for the cape and islands and southeastern massachusetts is where i have the showers hovering right now. notice boston dry through about 9:00 a.m. and then by lunchtime we have actually got the showers getting up to about the mass pike, temperatures barely move at all, dress for upper 40s now and low to mid-50s for the afternoon. that's it. 5:00 p.m. your drive home from work involves some very patchy showers north of the mass pike even up into new hampshire and still the steady rain in southeastern massachusetts where we get some of the worst of the winds, 52 to 58, cool and wet with 50 miles per hour gusts for the cape and islands and more on the latest track for hurricane joaquin in a couple of minutes by with live drive time traffic. what's going on right now? >> starts with this one and going westbound and weston near the state police barracks and there's an accident there and backing up clear nine and see actually b

nantucket police say matterson could be linked to more cases. the manhunt for a quincy couple wanted for bank robberies in three states is now focused back here in massachusetts. joseph and jenny carrier are suspected of robbing two banks in ludlow. they' re also wanted for heists in maryland and florida. police believe they may be hiding somewhere in western massachusetts, where they have ties. randy: a second autopsy will be performed on the body of the little girl first known as baby doe. bella bond' s mother and her boyfriend were back in court yesterday as a judge approved the defense request to reexamine the child' s remains. her body was found on deer island in june. the medical examiner ruled bella' s death a homicide. michael mccarthy is charged with bella' s murder, her mother as an accessory after the fact. a felony charge will stand against a former new hampshire prep school student. a judge is refusing to throw out the conviction against 19-year-old owen labrie. he was convicted of using a computer to lure another student into a sex

that's from salisbury in the north to nantucket. high tide tomorrow on saturday is at 4:00 in the afternoon. we're live in scituate tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> happening right now the coast guard is searching for a container ship that's gone missing with 33 crew members on board. the coast guard saying that ship may have been caught in joaquin's path somewhere en route from jacksonville, florida, to san juan, puerto rico, near crooked island in the bahamas. that 70035 foot cargo ship was reportedly taking on water but that flooding was contained. >>> from waters off the bahamas to the islands themselves if you can focus through the mist on this cell phone video you will see heavy rains and floods. also in the background there are trees nearly sideways from those very powerful winds. how you can track weather any time anywhere with a fox 25 weather app. download it for free to your smartphone to get all the latest weather. >>> developing at this hour more information is being released about those killed in this week's dea

track which is the newest to go about 200 miles offshore from nantucket so that would keep it out to sea. i will have more on that coming up today more rain and more for the cape and islands and southeastern massachusetts is where i have the showers hovering right now. notice boston dry through about 9:00 a.m. and then by lunchtime we have actually got the showers getting up to about the mass pike, temperatures barely move at all, dress for upper 40s now and low to mid-50s for the afternoon. that's it. 5:00 p.m. your drive home from work involves some very patchy showers north of the mass pike

there's nantucket and there goes our storm. way to the south owes even the northern fringe of this probability area just stays southeast of nantucket. looks like we're done with this threat unless something huge changes in the next 24 hours. here's the thing. the european model which has been calling this hook to the right the whole time is still even farther out to sea than this. so this could actually wobble a little farther out to sea if that computer model ends up being the right one. the curl to the west, but they've been congregating farther to the east and that's why the national hurricane center has addressed that track tonight. and joaquin is not expected to hit us too hard but people are taking preyou cames just in case. malini basu shows us how people are getting ready in our area. line. >> shock and sad innocence oregon. 10 people shot and killed in a small college campus and now a live look at a vigil happening right now to remember the victims and those injuries. the gunman was also killed in a shoot-out with poli

this track will be about 200 miles offshore from nantucket. there is, of course, some wiggle room where you see that cone. the center of the storm could go anywhere within that, but based on this current trap which passes us very early tuesday as a cat 1 hurricane, we will get a little bit of a breeze and most. moisture and most of the wind will actually miss us. the computer models i would like to see a little more consistency here. a snapshot of where the center of the storm goes and a 200-mile spread and i said some wiggle room. as you hit the weekend and right now beyond. advisories today. coastal flood. coastal minor flooding and splashover between 1 and 5 over the cape and islands and windy. wind advisories for winds sustained 20 to 30 miles per hour but gusting 50. also where we have that real wet weather now, but by noontime, climbs back up to boston, back up to the mass pike, and into the afternoon back up into southern new hampshire there. pretty patchy showers. heaviest and steadiest southeast massachusetts and even if you have frid

the vineyard and nantucket, visible is -- visibility down to less than a mile and nantucket a quarter of a mile. take it easy and plan extra time. we will anticipate to see some of that fog burn off once the fog rises shortly after 7:00 and we will be dealing with a mix of sun and clouds. a lot more clouds at times as a cold front will be approaching the region. currently it is mild out there. now. 57 in plymouth. that wind out of the south, fairly light, and as we head through the day, we will notice some breaks in the cloud cover, but look at that, you temperatures will be climbing into the upper 50s to near 70 degrees. even in places like worcester. temperature right now 52 degrees. that visibility down, as i mentioned, very low. so it easy. as you head on to the day, you will finally see that sunshine helping to boost temperatures in the upper 60s and we will be dealing with gusty winds too. in fact that is the story today. it will be mild, breeze it will be mild, breezy, gusts as high as 30 miles per hour. a mix of sun and clouds and tracking a late day shower. i am showing you o

but the doppler radar now showing the last of the showers finally exiting the area still over nantucket right now. dumped a good amount of precipitation across the region picking up over a third of an inch in dawson over half an inch in reply mouth as well as across the vineyard in nantucket picking up about half an inch. so we saw some of the rain. the good news is we'll see some drier conditions. it's still pretty mild and muggy out there. we do have this cold front to the west that still needs to push on through. as it does so it will introduce much cooler and drier air that will occur through the overnight hours. that will start to clear out clouds. when you wake up tomorrow we're in the 40s to near 50 and boy we've got some chilly conditions to start for the beginning part of our holiday weekend. but we've got big improvements heading our way. in fact we're going to get back into the 70s. i'll show you when coming up in my timeline ahead. >> sarah was just explaining the winds in monson today are straight line meaning no microburst for now. but for residents in monson it's just abo

but for the most part the outer cape and nantucket temperatures there will not dip below freezing tonight. those are the only areas that will not dip below freezing. we have 34 in bourne, and 32 in brockton. 36 the current temperature in boston. already below freezinging in some spots. 28 the current temperature in fitchburg there. temperatures not likely to until about 9:00 or 10:00. we have a cold northwesterly breeze blowing across the warm waters of the cape. water temperatures still in the upper 50s so that cold air blowing across the cape creating some ocean effect snow showers or rainshowers rather and that's likely to continue through most of the night. our main weather maker is way over here in the midwest. that's what's control the weather the high moves out into the atlantic. winds start blowing out of the south that means the warmup is much on the the winds are calming down that will be the case for just about everyone except the cape through the overnight hours. but that's part of the problem. the coldest nights are usually the nights where you get crystal clear skies and dea

the exception is nantucket this morning. look at these temperatures even boston at the freezing mark. the mid 20's in beverly. worcester 26 degrees. fitchburg 26. as cold as 24 in taunton. 24 all the way down to the south coast. and even in falmouth this morning, we're sitting below freezing at 30 degrees. so it is cold. but the skies are mainly clear a few clouds here on the outer cape. cold tells the story today. with high pressure nosing in from the west. we're talking about wall-to-wall sunshine. barely a cloudy in the sky today. lighter winds than yesterday so even though by lunchtime we're only in the lower 40's, without that bitter wind that we had yesterday it's going to feel pretty nice actually. temperatures coming up close to 50 degrees this afternoon. still a good 10-15 degrees below average for this time of year. but at least we've got the sunshine today. talk about warmer temperatures in your extensive forecast coming up. let's get you out to the roads this morning. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning. a

near 30 on nantucket. not as strong as yesterday so we're not really as concerned with high tide at 5:06 today. like yesterday when we saw the minor splashover. but these winds will continue through the afternoon even in boston. finally backing down as we head tomorrow afternoon. highs today only in the low to mid 50's. and then tonight we will see temperatures drop into the 30's. staying in the low 50's along the cape and the islands. again tomorrow morning, there could be some frost out in western massachusetts. that's why we actually have a frost advisory for them. high temperatures tomorrow only climbing into the low to mid 60's. we'll see a little more sunshine i think tomorrow. most of us start to dry out. that's the trend. eventually we see a lot of sunshine come tuesday and temperatures start to warm up really nicely. take a look at wednesday's high temperatures. with a wind out of the west, we'll see the temperatures return to the upper 60's and low 70's. i know everybody is looking forward to tha

nantucket 50. the shifting wind going to bring 44 in boston. at a bus stop, kids are going to want a jacket. they may be filtered sunshine but clouds thicken. getting off the bus, still dry in most areas with temperatures in the mid-50' s. rain off to our west. there' s plenty of it waiting to move in. it does take its time getting here. through lunchtime we are drive. by 5:00 p.m. it should be raining in boston. during the evening and into the overnight hours, notice how the intensity of the rain starts to pick up. heaviest rain overnight tonight. 50' s this afternoon. by 4:00 p.m. it is raining in boston. it could have gusts of 50 miles per hour along the coast. a wind advisory in effect. right now we get you out to the roads and see how we are doing. olessa: a look outside. here' s a check of 93 in somerville. lots of volume starting to build. let' s see the rest of the trip. car fire in andover , 495. 93 heavy approaching spot pond. delays on 95. expressway is 25 from braintree to boston. emily: breaking overnight, scramble to escape intens

strikes of lightning through nantucket sound. one working its way across nantucket. raising east about 15 miles per hours. do see a very light rain across the north shore, working towards worcester, so light probably not even hitting the ground, don't be surprised if you see a sprinkler kel or two, drop or two of rain, random through the morning hours, part sunny skies this afternoon. all part of a low pressure circling around the canadian border, that would indicate the snow across maine and up to the canadian border. if you're headed up that way to check out the leaves, notice the decimal point here. .1,.2,.3 inches of rain. just enough to kind of coat and add to the color. 55 this afternoon, 48 tomorrow and. down into the 20s sunday and monday morning. if you can get through that, temperatures rebound to normal through the rest of the week. >> plenty cool out there for the races. anybody racing any kind of race today. tonight people in manchester will mark the birthday with a 5 k. the race starts at 10 o'clock. >> south african oscar pistorius will be released fro

over 30 on the vineyard and nantucket. the wind advisory is up through the day today until tomorrow morning. lasts longer until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow on nantucket. so same outcome as yesterday afternoon's high tide. again today with a coastal flood as of advisory in effect effect. the coastal high tide around most communities. minor coastal flooding and splashover all the way to the outer cape. start. we're at 52 in boston right now. pockets of light rain around route 3 to the cape cod canal and outer cape. kind of the northern extent is back toward pembroke, abington. this is not a flooding concern. this is just your general light rain but the issue is it is going to move northward during the day today. it's all because of the same front that stalled off our coastline. so it's separate from joaquin, but this is the front that's stalling out and we'll bring periods of heavy rain that will bring moderate to major flooding for parts of the carolinas here in the next several days. for us, the rain moves northward. during the lat

as they're pushing off of the outer cape as well as nantucket. temperatures right now mainly in the 60s to upper 50s. but as we take you through your hour by hour forecast if you have plans this evening we're drying out we'll be clearing out. when you wake up tomorrow morning we're talking about temperatures in the 40s to near 50 . but we have sunshine on tap. in fact, that sunshine is going to be bright throughout the weekend. a little more clouds on sunday but you will notice those temperatures rising from the 50s to the 60s on the cape and islands. both saturday and sunday. and the further north you go that's where you are going to see those 70 degree temperatures even in boston. in fact, we'll take a closer look at the local holiday weekend forecast coming up at 11:00. >> so you then. >>> i really enjoyed moderating a sports concussion forum at mass general today. the event held in conjunction with spalding hospital included local experts talking about prevention and treatment of concussions for people of all ages. >> we're all involved in sp

we've hit the 20s and 30s. 29 degrees in hianis, and 39o nantucket. a lot of it has to do with the wind and ocean, as well. a couple high thin clouds are going to come into play. to the south, same area we talked about, the left over moisture from what was patricia, light rain extending into virginia, southern ohio, that rain heading in our direction for tomorrow. today's just fine, wispy clouds will in close tomorrow morning, no weather related issues for your morning commute. the steadiest rain by far falls after the evening commute tomorrow, but there will be some spockets of light rain around for your evening drive. 10 p.m., rain, urban flooding possible, can't rule out a rumble of thunder. by early thursday morning, until 5 a.m., still some downpours around. notice by 8 a.m., most of us are drying out. still dealing with the pockets of light rain. thursday afternoon, the sun breaks out. welcome up around 70. there may be some stubborn clouds along the coast. a couple spotty showers, this is the cool front coming in. if you're tailgating thursday

lower 40' s through orange right now. 50' s in boston, near 60 on nantucket. it is a mild tonight and a mild start to the day. obviously, temperatures will warm up into the low to mid 60' s through the afternoon. the only exception is orange tonight, temperatures drop off into the 40' s and 50' s. low 50' s on saturday. sunday is even colder. s. officially and over the weekend. then we start to warm up as we go to tuesday, wednesday, thursday. warm up by next week. emily: all i hear his 20' s. danielle: your turn to block it out, but it is happening. i am sending it your way. olessa: the roads are fine this morning. there is a live look at the expressway by the software mall, northbound side. those headlights heading towards the bottom of the screen. to the map are in all of our overnight construction is underway. 93 southbound into slager, construction by thorough is gone. all of the construction i-93 myra 24 and 128 clearing nice and early. one late running project on 109 and 128 south, back to great plains on that one. the pike looks good this morning and w

lower 60's on nantucket. upper 60's through southern new hampshire as well as lawrence. maybe pushing near 70 degrees. as you look at satellite and radar, there are high, thin clouds out there. but that is really about it. as we go through the day, they're going to tend to clear out of here as high pressure really dominates so that will lead to more sunshine this afternoon and sunshine yet again for tomorrow. and also southwest winds. we're watching this system down to the south. this is an area of low pressure that has brought some rains to the carolinas, an area unfortunately that does not need any more rain. and this is our next chance for some rain overnight monday into first thing tuesday. then we're going to watch the cold front coming from the west. before tonight, it's a dry night in store. temperatures dropping into the mid 40's to a few low 50's for overnight lows. and since we're starting out milder tomorrow, we will warm up even more. mid 70's boston. upper 70's lawrence, nashua. lower 70's throug

a couple of clouds just to the south of nantucket, and other than that we are looking at sunshine and you can thank the high pressure for -- for that. a lot of rain associated with this one, the remnants of hurricane patricia and all of this is headed in our direction. through the next couple of days, dry today and dry tomorrow, but then the rain chances really ramp up on wednesday. emily: new at noon. a bridgewater state student is expected to face a judge today, charged with sexually assaulting another student last week. campus police arrested musa sandi on saturday in connection with the alleged assault. they say sandi and the victim know each other. sandi was arrested again on sunday and charged with witness intimidation. he' s being held at the plymouth county house of correction. erika: a dorchester man will face a judge today for charges that he attacked a woman in the fenway. police say wayne barber tackled the victim early sunday morning in an alley off park drive. he allegedly threatened to kill her with a knife. the victim was slashed, but was able to get away. police arres

low to mid 50's on nantucket. so unfortunately these temperatures really not going to in fact, these are the highs today. upper 40's in worcester. low 50's in boston. and notice that wind. i leave that in the forecast. that wind is gusting to near 35 miles per hour now on nantucket. and that is creating a little bit of an issue. that's because we have this wind advisory in effect for the cape and the islands until 3:00 p.m. today. so again with a lot of mois tour in the ground, that can easily pull down a tree, also take down some power lines. so be aware of that. along the coast we're looking for minor coastal flooding at high tide which is coming at 4:00 today. so watch that carefully. we're expecting similar conditions to what we saw yesterday afternoon for the same areas may flood just a touch. again it's with the strong northeast winds and the tides high, we look for beach erosion and minor coastal flooding. the other thing we're watching is hurricane joaquin. a category 3 hurricane finally pulling to the nor

in the 50' s at lunchtime , 64 degrees in taunton. 65 degrees in nantucket. you can see that temperatures will warm into the low-mid 60' s through the interior and then dropping back into the 40' s with the clouds increasing as we head into the overnight hours. low 60' s by the coast , and through the worcester hills with lots of sunshine. you see temperatures ranging in the low 70' s and upper 70' s near raleigh, that warmer air mass is what is headed in our direction. we will talk about the warm-up and timeout the showers ahead. erika: right now, residents along south carolina' s coast are on alert warned that water from days of flooding is heading their way. it could be another 48 hours before they' re finally in the clear. and as elizabeth hur tells us, the financial toll from the disaster is quickly adding up. >> a call for residents to conserve water this morning in south carolina. after working at sandbagging was suspended, a portion of the columbia canal collapsed. >> the plan here -- a breach -- if we had to do that, we will be in good shape. >> mean

plymouth and nantucket dealing with that so the fog may slow you down. notice on the radar the bulk of the activity for the moment still in the waters to our south. but this is all lifting north ward here. you see this little cluster of thunderstorms? this cell is moving toward the northeast and could be moving in towards you around new bedford within the next hour or so. so we've got some showers moving in this morning. look at these temperatures. 50's to lower 60's. a whole lot milder than it's been the past few mornings and during the next couple of hours through 8:00 a.m. notice how that whole cluster of showers with some embedded downpours is lifting up towards boston probably by about 8:00 this morning. then it continues to lift toward the north and east. beginning to wind down late morning and certainly by shore. we spend most of the day with a lot of clouds, some breaks of sunshine and there's another front off to the west that could give us an additional one or two showers as we get into the evening. so once we get past about 11:00 this morning,

he is due in court in nantucket in just a few hours. right now he is charged in connection with two sexual assaults. one allegedly happened in 2008 on bartlett road. the other took place last year on roberts lane; however, investigators tell the "cape cod times" they have five or six open cases that masterson may be connected to. victims in some of the cases said the man had a jamaican accent and a key chain from an unnamed unstore on the island. using customer, looked at 100 men on the island with jamaican heritage to submit to dna samples. police were inspired into the investigation into the murder of writer krista worthington in truro in 2002. detectives on the cape requested dna samples from men in the area which led to an arrest in that case. to avoid concerns about privacy to avoid concerns about privacy, nantucket police say dna samples provided in their investigation will be destroyed and not saved in any database. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> 6:35 this morning. police continue to search this morning for a man

down to a quarter now in nantucket. wind speeds are not very strong and that's why we've allowed the fog to settle. the wind will increase throughout the morning hours. 10:00 a.m., the wind starts to get up there between 10, 20 miles per hour in most spots and wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour throughout the course of the afternoon. that south-southwest wind is a good thing for us because we'll have warm temperatures. friday morning, still a strong breeze but notice it's indicating something is moving our way. we have a cold front moving in. i'll get to that hour by hour timing to show you if we'll see any rain from that in just a bit. up in the 50s. we don't stop there. 72. that high in boston and right locations. overnight tonight, gradual clearing, 44 degrees. current radar pictures show the spotty showers and a line of a in our direction. here. notice we'll have partly sunny rain chance. then afternoon all the way through the evening commute, spotty showers. the best chance for rain will be in the cape and islands.

in the 40s to the matt and lower 60s in nantucket and boston 51 and wind out of the southwest 16 miles per hour and sustained so sure, active wind across the region and wind upwards of 20 to 30 miles per hour for the cape and islands and this is where we have the wind advisory until about 7:00 p.m. later on tonight and we could see the potential of wind gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour now to the interior it will still be a very gusty day but winds gust less than 20 to 25 miles per hour and even commute for the high-profile vehicle to have trouble navigating in the stronger wind gust be prepared because we are still anticipating to see gusty conditions and overnight the wind will die down and turn onshore and cooler conditions in the northern areas and today all about the mild conditions, temperatures in the 60s and we are going to notice a lot more clouds out there for the day today, breaks, also risk of isolated shower or two and shouldn't amount to too much and during the afternoon most of us should be drying out, clouds hang with us as cold front pushes through the region andling

. >>> and the arrest tonight for a series of sexual assaults on nantucket. police tell us that david matterson seen here charged with kidnapping and rape. they say the assault took place between 2008 and 2014. >> matterson is a carpenter on nantucket and arrested on a job site today. >>> sudbury police are investigating a swatiska that was drawn in a middle school bathroom. this is new at 11:00. we have learned a custodian found that hate symbol in a boys lavatory. school leaders and police met with groups of eighth grade boys to disgust discuss the seriousness of the event. police cannot believe a specific student started it. >> martha coakley addressing her new role at the fantasy sports sight draft kings. coakley has been hired as an outside adviser of the state. in a statement released tonight, coakley says she will, quote, utilize her insight and experience to help the company implement additional best practices designed to preserve the integrity of the game. yesterday current attorney general laura healy said daily fantasy sites need to be regulated to

the temperature of this track from nantucket is no longer in the cone here which is good news the cone here which is good news. it we could see some impact. a snapshot of where they believe the storm to go. wiggling of that track. stay tuned for further update. right now the biggest impact will be based on that current forecast. our advisory our advisories in effect for today. another coastal flood advisory for all of eastern massachusetts for nantucket for splashover and minor coastal flooding between 1 and 5 p.m. today. and a wind advisory strongest for the cape and island. winds sustained and the northeast wind gusting as high as 50 miles per hour. of course the current set-up is wet, especially boston down into southeastern massachusetts, but i have to say even north of the mass pike here, you are going to find patchy drizzle as you head up into northeastern massachusetts. so you got to plan on wet road so you got to plan on wet roadways today and in fact the rain will continue to spread as we travel through these morning hours. want to pause things up at noon, i know you can see t

martha's vineyard -- and nantucket 47 miles per hour. strong winds and it's going to keep you cloudy and raw and damp all weekend long. so it stands to reason closest to the water you get closer to 60 degrees and above. there is the sun that pokes out. with temperatures in the 50s. locked into the clouds. much of the weekend even on the seacoast of new hampshire. none of it having to do with joaquin. 125 miles per hour winds forecast to take off to the northeast. and then into sunday afternoon and peel off into monday and out of here well past new england. all of the spaghetti models really clustering out here and that is why the national hurricane center has taken the path. my only concern is this wiggle to the west. that is because it's wrapping around the high pressure which is out here and spins like this high pressure clockwise and going to push it back a bit. it will stay stay 200 miles offshore. but that is something that we have to watch closely. so while the chances of it coming closer to new england are not zero they are pretty

laggard town nantucket all long out here cape sea shore getting wet. you will see some yellow slowing new bedford wareham north shifted northward wareham and plymouth at this hour. to north and west of worcester unity some yellow spots showing up ret land princeton and holden all of this riding northeast along that front. back here bell richter getting some showers. and northward into sea coast of new hampshire stretches back southwest new hampshire hard escape rain until you get northern new england heading there this weekend you will have your best weather overall. it is going to be cool matter where you go it is still riding along this front. front jogging northward is there run and that collision going start eat way this front overnight and through the tomorrow morning so periods of rain some times heavy in to thes into tomorrow morning. and then during the morning there still be some drizzle and few showers and clouds we have told you jdrv walk for cure we will be there tomorrow morning. we will there with you with umbrella and trying stay dry. lo

nantucket, you're the warm spot at 50 degrees right now. and today with the wind out of the north and east and then shifting to the south and east, we're really going to warm up into the low 50's. 51 in boston. 50 worcester. maybe the mid 50's on nantucket. again, we're looking for increasing clouds through the afternoon. i think we'll see some sunshine at least this morning. you can see that indicator on the future cast. notice these clouds pushing in from east to west. and then these other clouds moving in from west to east. and that's associated with our frontal boundary that is going to give us the rain. leave showers in the forecast and some showers early tomorrow. but then we will see some sunshine, i think, by the afternoon. notice those temperatures warming into the low 60's because they're associated with a warm front. so here we go for sunday morning we start out with some showers as early as 7:00 in worcester county. southern new hampshire. they move towards boston and the north shore by about 9:00 or so. we're going to leave the

providence to martha's vineyard, nantucket, south and west of there. look to the north of the front, it's been cooler. 60's on the front but 50's to the northeast. and to be expected, because it is separating the two different air masses. there are some sprinkles out there, so let's focus in on themes. switch over to live doppler radar and show you exactly where they are. walpole, brocking ham, along interstate 91, a couple of sprinkles scattered about, extend southward in to western massachusetts. green field, south deerfield and eastward to montague. that couple sprinkles had been showing up around the reservoir near barry and hardwick, but very little, if anything, left of that one at this time. temperatures are still in the 50's, boston, 54. plymouth, 57. look at the vineyard, unanimous tuck, you cooled off and off to the west, 69 degrees if hartford, where the warmest temperatures were, up in to the mid 70's in hartford, connecticut. font with the front still there and the clouds hanging tough, temperatures will stay steady, around 50 degrees in t

upper 30's to around 40 and rising a bit. 47 degrees out there at hyannis. 51 nantucket, but staying in the 40's along the shoreline and getting into the 30's metro west and beyond. low 30's off to the northwest of worcester. keene, new hampshire, 34 degrees overnight. these are the clouds i'm talking about. notice green showing up on future cast, a few showers around as the warm air starts to move on in. typical with you go from one air nasal spray to the other, you -- mass to the other, you get clouds and showers to pop up. sprinkles to the north of boston, even the seacoast of new hampshire, sprinkles denoted by future cast. tomorrow, the cold front settling over the top of us. never pushes through to bring the cooler air back in, but it will hang around. that will keep the clouds going into wednesday as well, but tomorrow night, or tomorrow afternoon, some sunshine breaking out with the clouds, we'll have to watch for ma couple of sprinkles, but they'll 63 beverly. 64 boston. how nice is that after high today. going to feel a whole lot different tomorrow. even keene rebounds to 6

that's why we were able to roast things up in the 70s, even in the vineyard, nantucket. a stripe of clouds along the pike and that's where we found our showers, to the north across either. the clouds did thin out. now everybody's seeing a general decrease in clouds right now with high temperatures making into the 60s. this wasn't a bad day. this was our cooler day as opposed to tomorrow's 55 now in the city. 56 on the northshore, and 61 still in plymouth. we still have some warmth that will eventually get snuffed out here, too, with the east-northeast wind pushing that backdoor front all the way down into narragansettes bay, maybe even back into connecticut, too as we go through the overnight hours. temperatures sea saw over the next few days. fast-moving fronts and colder next week as we look for the trend change here and i think predom thoughtly cold may linger a little longer than a day here for next week. so the front is crossing, then stalls near new york city and hartford and back tonight. so it's not gonna be kind of hanging out for much longer here. pushes north

. >>> nantucket police made an arrest at a crime that happened in july. jorge adams garcia is accused of raping a woman in the surf of raping a woman in the surfside beach parking lot. he turned himself over to police yesterday. there is dna evidence linking adam garcia to the crime. he is charged with kidnapping, rape and attempted murder. >>> new details of another man accused of rape on nantucket. david matterson was arrest for a pair of sexual assaults that happened in 2008 and 2014 and he may be linked to more attacks. the "globe" report that police are testing matterson's dna against other rapes. fox25 will have an update on the investigation as it continues. >>> this morning state police are investigating a gruesome discovery at a massachusetts cemetery. the springfield republican reports that workers at the island pond sem tempry in ludlow found a bag of human bones while digging a fresh plot. it was the size of a small child and the bones were wrapped in heavy plastic and appear to be 30 to 40 years old. >>> a graduate of a prestigious new hampsh

it's 31 degrees in orange, 39 worcester. 46 in boston but low 50's already on nantucket. are going to drop a couple more degrees before we start to really warm up through the day so in boston over the next 12 hours, look for lots of sunshine by about mid morning and through the afternoon. temperatures will be warming up into the lower 50's. those winds are out of the north hour. here are those high temperatures, anywhere from the upper 40's to low to even mid 50's. so it's a big change from yesterday where we actually got up into the low 60's in most locations. the big change also is there's not much in the way of cloud cover over us. high pressure really dominates our weather keeping us dry not only for today but also for tomorrow. it's also keeping us much cooler because those winds are coming out of the north and west. but we are watching a system which is down to the south. you can see a lot of rain with this one. it's associated with the remnants of patricia. that's headed our way. we'll talk about when coming up. first good morning, jeff, how are the roads. jeff: we're in pretty

the outer capes, it is upper 60s there. 59 degrees nantucket. couple of earl low morning clouds and pretty bright as you head into the day as well. futurecast show sunshine ruling your skies here at 2:00 this afternoon. a look good, feel good time of day especially with those lower 60s. will feel like october should and which is normal for this time of the year. here is the next weather maker and this one will push on through during the overnight hours and into early tomorrow morning. when you wake up tomorrow, you want you to be ready for a lot more clouds and a couple of patchy showers. that has come closer each and every day, it looks weaker and weaker and again this morning, it looks pretty weak here, so definitely going to be dry clouds and cities here this morning because of the scatter morning because of the and they are in and out pretty quickly by the time we hit noon the showers were gone. the clouds were clearing. and tapping into a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. but then saturday. saturday we have some patchy rain show

and does clip folks, and pick up a shower across nantucket right now. the little green showing up, a couple of sprinkles showing up there, the city of boston back in worcester county, as a batch of clouds and limited moisture swings on through. behind it the wind picks up and much cooler air is off to the west ask northwest of us. that ontario only 27 degrees, and it's much colder air, and it's cool this afternoon, upper 40s in worcester county, mid-50s in the city of boston. tomorrow worcester about 40 degrees for the high, city of boston right now we're at 48, i 48 degrees tomorrow as the temperatures in the afternoon hold at about 46 or 47 in the city. lots of colors popping up if you are heading up to see fall foliage it will be a cooler one and across northern new england into tonight a couple of showers tonight across the far northern mountains, much of new end gland is dry this weekend. only near 40 for tomorrow afternoon and a lot colder air moving in down into southern new england as well. this morning the wind fairly light out of the west-sout

a little bit warmer for the cape and nantucket this morning cape and nantucket this morning. but 30s worcester northborough, 39 degrees. freezing now orange. keene at 36. some frost out there. nashua at 40 degrees. but you are going to fall into the 30s there before the warm the 30s there before the warm-up really takes off. 7 a.m., we will be straddling that 40-degree mark. we have only a few clouds in this forecast, so mostly sunny here at noon. really handsome day. 58 degrees. lower 60s. which is typical for this point in october at 3 p.m. and 7:00 this evening. clear and 53, but i will time out the showers and that huge cooldown coming up. back over to you, julie, for a check on the roads. >> shiri, i call this a handled >> shiri, i call this a handledsome road report now because things are moving along nicely. pike wide open from framingham to the allston-brighton area. nothing is slowing you down on the zakim bridge. live drive times. 8 minute to 124 from 123 to 128 8 minute to 124 from 123 to 128. 20 minutes on 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector.

nantucket at 66 and the vineyard at 68 degrees. tonight, lows fall back into the 50s. move in. kind of acts like our blanket and keeps us a little warm and showers again across the outer cape as well as the islands, especially nantucket. for the day tomorrow, the 70s are back, but going to be lower 70s. going to be many more clouds. some spot showers during the afternoon and the evening hours. by wednesday, we will clear out with a high of about 66 degrees degrees. 62 on thursday. friday, we have got more rain in the mix, but then for the weekend, check this out. i have got temperatures that are going to be significantly lower. so on saturday, highs in the 50s. on sunday, it is a struggle to even get up to 50 degrees, plus look how we are starting the 30s. look like it is going to be some of the coolest air we have seen so far this season by sunday morning. back to you, guys. >> looks fantastic, shiri, thank you. >>> 4:20 right now. helping working parents. new at 4:30, a new england company that is leading the way with maternity leave. >>> trying to dig up a golden ticket. tha

nantucket police say matterson could be behind more cases. victims to come forward. also new tonight -- a disturbing find in a sudbury school. a swastika in a middle school bathroom. it was found by a school custodian. sudbury police have met with students at the school to discuss the seriousness of it. officers do not believe any specific student was targeted. ed: just past 11 tonight. take a live look over boston. a mild night. harvey joins us now. harvey: 59 in boston. it is very mild. this is the whole thing. it is the roll er coaster ride. obviously this summer is warm almost all the time. now we're into the season where it starts to get very variable. let's check it out. now we're seeing the mild side of things. boston hit 66. providence and hartford both touched 70. on top of that, the readings haven't fallen that much. the winds are out of the southwest. they are much milder than they were you see the clouds coming in. there is a weak front. once the front comes through, the wind becomes northeast tomorrow. not southwest. that is a cooler wind. not dramatical

. >>> police on nantucket charged with two sexual assaults may have been preying on women for years. david matterson was arrested yesterday charged with two sexual assaults. he is due in court on the island. one was 2008 from bartlett road and another from last year on rogers lane. they say they have five or six open cases that matterson may be connected to. as part of the investigation, officers asked 100 men on island with jamaican heritage to submit dna samples. >>> a local doctor is accused of trying to take pictures of a woman in a bathroom at umass medical school. dr. marcus cooper is on administrative leave. the incident happened last month. she saw a shadow and a cam ro phone lens. she chased the man who later surrenders to police. the doctor will be arraigned in december. >>> the search is on for a man who assaulted a bridgewater state freshman. the 18-year-old female victim met him on the social media app kick and arranged to meet him near the campus center monday night. the attack allegedly happened on the other side of campus. students are suspicious of social media apps

53 in sandwich and 55 nantucket. you will find patchy clouds this horns and they get thick and thicker through the morning hours. mostly just clouds here by 7 a.m. by noontime, spots like southern new hampshire, we start to see the rain. temps around 58 degrees. by 3 p.m., we have got temperatures up around 70 again this afternoon. 3 p.m. is still mostly north of boston. as we head to the evening commute, the evening hours, it is boston and south that really get slammed as those showers at 7:00 this evening. we go. after 8 a.m. we will start to put the chance of rain in that forecast, but it is primarily afternoon and in boston itself, 3, 7 p.m. time frames that we will have to keep a close eye on. we have that hour-by-hour look at the forecast. julie with check of the roads. >>julie: all right, shiri, as you can imagine things a this early hour are moving along nicely. pike looking good through framingham to the weston tolls. i do want to remind you route 9 will be closed between juniper and washington street as cre