from northern new england to southern new england back to upstate new york through pennsylvania, i do expect quite a bit of sunshine throughout the day. in fact, we need the layer up that sunscreen heading out to the beach on the golf course this afternoon. quiet weather extending back into the next couple days. by the time we get into wednesday, we do start the watch the return of moisture slide off to the east. what will happen as the warm front approaches from the west and the cold front after that warm front and the combination of the two, a chance for a couple isolated storms on wednesday afternoon into wednesday night. i think we get this front off to the east of us on thursday. behind this front, there is plenty of warm air and muggy air. that's going to be the other so we enjoy a comfortable couple days here with low humidity and then all of a sudden those dew points ramp up by mid-to-late week. we'll stay there even as we enter the weekend. 83 to 88 this afternoon, a beautiful day with that low humidity, light sea breezes along the coastline. cape ann, cape cod, temperatures

it's to keep much of new england, especially the eastern half of new england, on the dry connecticut, into the berkshires and up into vermont, a better chance of picking up on scattered showers, especially on sunday. i think all of us by sunday night into monday have the opportunity of getting some scattered showers and some embedded downpours in here. tracking a tropical storm. hurricane season at times has been quiet, but fiona is out there. tropical storm fiona, winds 45mph, a lot of open real estate out there in the open waters of the atlantic. so this staying out to. five days. 84 to 88 this afternoon. again, catching an isolated shower or sprinkle this morning. more clouds around this morning. feeling a little more sun. very pleasant weather, comfortable for the piano man tonight. billy joel at fenway park tonight. temperatures close to 80 degrees. a comfortable overnight, 64 to 70. tomorrow comfortable day. mostly sunny skies. sea breezes at the coastline. close to 80 to 82 at the beach. seven-day forecast featuring the weather over the weekend featuring tooler temperatures at

here we go that warm front up into new england. one or 2 of the storms intense through the afternoon or tomorrow evening. sometimes when they interact there is a slight risk of a tornado in western new england more so than our part of the world. here in our part of the world there may be stronger storms. talk about that risk in a few minutes. ; you can stay one step ahead of those storms by using our interactive radar. download the 7 news mobile and tablet app for the updates on the go. >> anchor: now to a story you saw first on 7 a brawl in the hall of a to quiet down. the man is facing charges as well. brandon gunnoe live in fall river with details for us. brandon. >> reporter: there's disagreement about who threw the first punch. what is obvious as you'll see a man staying at the hotel with his wife was severely beaten after asking a group of people to keep quiet so they could get i love him so much. >> reporter: cries as she looks over her husband bruised and battered. members of a wedding party attacked the 79 year old. the ma

they tend to favor western new england over eastern new england, but i still wouldn't rule it out. it's a low chance, but i don't want to say a zero chance. there i don't expect it to be completely widespread. i think more of a widespread issue would be the locally heavy rain and the and stronger thunderstorms that roll on through. so we'll track these scattered storms. a few may be late morning, early afternoon. muggy day. once you increase that humidity on the other side of the warm front, temperatures running into the mid-80s. evening storms tonight fading out overnight. mild and muggy night. temperatures back into the 70s. then we'll start to lower that humidity tomorrow. breezy day back into the mid to upper 80s. overall not bad. heat that we had the last several days. cooler at the coast over the weekend. upper 70s coast, mid-80s inland. ism wild weather doing damage in indiana. tornadoes touching down in several parts of the state. you can see a number of homes were damaged and several power lines were knocked down. people were without power for most of the night. thankfully

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here you go, we've got clouds across southern new england. the radar, it looks like rain across southern new england. but there's just a couple of sprifngles. in fact, jadiann when we were in the commercial bre there's a couple sprinkles out there. i think that's all you'll have to deal with for the next several hours. up until sunset. later on this evening this band begins to work up into southern new england, overnight tonight and into early tomorrow morning. the doppler radar, again, looks like we've got rain out there, but again a few showers possible, mid to late evening. i think before that time some sprinkles, from a cool front, which is slowly moving out of canada. so for tonight, we'll have linger into tomorrow morning. the morning commute tomorrow does look like there will be a couple of showers, perhaps a downpour. i don't think anything significant or severe. then as we step through the date tomorrow, we slowly move the shower threat away from metro boston. it still may linger for you folks in the cape and islands into tomorrow af

. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good tuesday morning. thank you for waking up with us. it's 5:00 a.m. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. danielle gersh helping us out once more. chris is away on vacation. >> we have musical roles on "today in new england." if you're getting readyo this morning. you may need it. temperatures off to a cool start. 68 currently in boston. low 60s along the cape and low 60s in worcester. we're watching some showers. most of that shower activity is across western mass. but notice they're tracking east. so i think heading into the morning commute inside 495, you do have a chance to see some of those showers, but as we head into 9:00, 10:00 a.m., that's when that activity will start the taper off. weakening as they continue to track east. so as i mentioned, by lunchtime today, 20% chance of rain. by this afternoon we start the dry out and the sunshine is returning. we warm things up throughout the week. more on your forecast coming up. >> sarah: all right. time now for fast track traffic. kri

see the fashions some created right here in new england. >>> this is 7news today in new england archdiocese sarah i am sarah french. >> christa: i am krista del camp. talking about fashion, pretty much the same status quo we have been bringing you the last couple of days. >> sarah: bri: beautiful summer weather rolls on in store for us today. we are already in the low to middle 70s. warming up very quickly as we did the last couple of days. mostly sunny, low humidity. this is key. you will notice the difference in tomorrow while our highs tomorrow will be similar to today, add the humidity in and can feel even warmer. re we are watching out for scattered showers and storms into tomorrow afternoon and early evening hours. sunday looks to be the better of the two weekend days. more details to come on those storms in just a few minutes. >>> happening now, investigator trying to figure out what went wrong after a home exploded in connecticut. debris from the blast scatte scattered, and people had to be pulled from it. >> christa: that included children who were hurt as well and we are hearing f

. >> sarah: new england makes olympic history for team u.s.a. we have all of the highlights from the summer games. >> christa: and on just one station this morning, troubling incident at this hospital in worcester. did a surgeon operate on the wrong patient? >> sarah: and donald trump sets off a fierce new controversy, this time with his comments about the second amendment. why some people believe he's making a threat of violence against hillary clinton. >> this is 7news "today in new >> sarah: good morning, everybody. happy wednesday morning. it's 5:00 a.m. i'm sarah french. >> christa: golden dream, right? >> sarah: sticking those landings. >> christa: gymnastics back in the day. >> sarah: back in the day. i could never do it. >> christa: absolute powerhouse of a team. reason to be proud this morning. >> chris: i pulled a hamstring just watching them. it's amazing. in slow motion, is that two flips or three watching them tumble in the air. 70 in boston now. upper 50s i upper 60s in many other towns. we had some gold medal weather the last coup

i think it's higher chance for western new england verses eastern new england for something to keep an eye on. not everyone will see the storms in the towns that see the storm the main threat is really winds as well as lightning. lower by tomorrow afternoon will hold lower humidity into thursday as well. we're not talking about the surge in humidity lasting that long. the main risk heavy rain that atmosphere will be loaded with moisture this afternoon and early this evening. there's capability of producing downpours in some of the storms. a will risk of the hail and tornado but it's not zero across new england. 83 to 87 this afternoon. increasing humidity. peeks of sun once in a wh off after midnight. mild and muggy. temperature into the 70s tonight. for more on the humidity over to danielle. >>> thanks. kris. we will all feel the humidity especially into tonight when the dewpoints climb into the upper 60s and low 70s. that i will stay that way into tomorrow morning. if you have outdoor plans tonight, a run early tomorrow morning it will feel really muggy out there. but the good news a

new england. >> anchor: summer camp back open after a traged nesouthie. tonight a community comes together to remember boy. >> last call. and a top bar closing its doors for good. >> anchor: a local wrestler steps into the spot light. >> anchor: 7 news on the road to rio. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: first at 7 there's a developing story to share with you. police in salem new hampshire arresting men on weapon's charges. officers say those men were listening to an app on their playing. >> anchor: those aren't the only things that police felt threatened about. he has the latest for us. >> reporter: jadiann, adam. those 2 men facing a list of gun charges now for that arrest which happened early this morning. it wasn't just the guns that had police alarmed. it was comments allegedly made about recent police shootings. crying in court. 26 year old breaking down as prosecutors describe his arrest this morning. >> and walked aggressly towards officer tucker yelling what the f is this about. >> r

we'll have a weather system coming into new england which in new england. there is not much humidity. i don't want it say it's crisp, dry air but certainly backed off from the last few days. this is where that humidity is today as wells a warm front and so the front will deliver the goods if you will through the day tomorrow with clouds and a scattering of showers and storms as well as higher humanity. here is your time line at 7:00 tomorrow morning. a few isolated showers and storms possible, then as woe work into the afternoon here comes the warm front, now the thing about these warm fronts is sometimes they can lead to thunderm and when you are talking about a rotating thunderstorm the possibility of a tornado is on the table. i don't want to be the boy that cried wolf but i do think there may be stronger thunderstorms in southern new england tomorrow afternoon. more so western new england than our part of the world but here we are tomorrow evening that looks like a stronger storm so the threat is going to be there. we'll talk more about that coming up i

new england? so basically what they are saying is that my dog is a ignores me, he really does know what i'm saying. >> if you are smart, he would listen to his owner. >> yes. >> >> and i am sarah french. >> yes, selective hearing. upper 40s, 49 degrees. 54 in bedford. a cool start, a comfortable start. the dewpoint levels are the lower side, and we watch the humidity go down during yesterday afternoon. it was a hot afternoon though, with temperatures close to 90 degrees. it will not be near 90 this afternoon, still holding closer to 80 degrees along the coast in. it will keep her out of the sunshine in place. it's a mid-80s inland, their 80s on the coastline. if you're heading out to the beach, your 70s 280 degrees. here's a rip current or a moderate risk for a period especially of of cape cod, the islands as well as the north shore, thanks to large swells getting back into the east coast. the water temperatures on either side of 70. the seven day forecast is comment. >>> let's go to danielle gers

also a few across northern new england. there's enough instability later on this afternoon in combination with the heat and humidity to you see that developing. most of them mid-afternoon through the early evening hours. especially late afternoon, early evening. they'll be scattered about, but not every town will see it. but much like yet with the storms that do form, one or two may have some gust owe winds and we have the atmosphere that guides these storms, they're not all that strong. so they ring out heavy rain. we'll have localized street issues. if you get a quick inch, inch and a half o having a lot of problems on the roadways. get into tomorrow. same page in terms of the showers and storms being scattered about. i think they tend to favor a little bit away from the coastline. inland has the highest risk of heavy rain once again. tomorrow the temperature setup, especially along the coastline. it's going to be cooler as we go back to the cool front that tries to go on in. the storm over the next few days capable of pr

of "today in new england." starting on monday, you can catch the headlights and highlights from 4:30 a.m. to 7:00. >> we'll be there. >>> still ahead on 7 news today in up inning, -- >>> getting his bike back. a wish coming true from a team in beverly after an impassioned wh an ge hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. >>> yesterday was such a beautiful day. >> yeah. >> went to a neighbor's pool. had to put on the sunscreen. i could feel that sun. >> it's nice to have neighbors like that. >> it is, isn't it? >> yeah, invite us over, too. >> you know, my neighbor is paul re a cup of sugar or two. [ laughter

now the same storm system is headed to new england today. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks for staying with us. it's 5:00 a.m. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. looks like maybe a change in the weather for today. here's chris lambert with what you need to know heading out the door. >> sarah: beautiful yesterday, showers and storms through the area. mid-60s to near 70 now across many towns. a couple showers sneaking into n to western worcester county out into the berkshires at this hour. nothing severe right now, but what we're watching throughout the day is a return of the warm front. right around late morning, early afternoon, some of these isolated storms may be on the stronger side. so we'll have to keep an eye on that and even through the afternoon into the evening. not all towns get hit. we'll generally run into the middle 80s this afternoon. but theto severe. so we'll have to watch for that. locally chance for rain. a lot of cloud-to-ground lightning. some may produce some lockley damaging wind gusts

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new england set for their preseason opener. we'll tell you who won't be playing. >> christa: and another local athlete taking home some hardware in rio. michael hixon going to new heights when we come back. >> sarah: humidity hitting new heights. 75 in boston. that's about as humid as it gets. it feels like the deep south. weekend forecast ahead. >> danielle: good news if your getting ready to head out the door. roads looking pretty good. ten minutes on the expressway and the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. >> christa: 5:15. you may want the keep an eye on the sky over the next few days. the annual perseid meteor shower is expected to be here this week. the peak time will be from today through saturday. and this year may be even better than past years because of an increased rate of meteors. hopefully the weather will cooperate and be nice and clear. >> sarah: i want the look out the window this morning. i couldn't even see out, chris, all the fog and dew on the windows. >> chris: dew point mid-70s. all of a sudden t

i think the bulk of will be focused northern, central new england, back into new york. so a lot of us missing out on the ran for much of this upcoming week. mostly sunny skies today, very low humidity. mid-70s in the worcester hills. close to 80 in boston. light sea breeze kicking in along the immediate coastline, especially across the north shore, down through the cape and the islands and the south shore. clear and comfortable tonight. temperatures falling back into the mid-50s for a lot of the suburbs. i think we'll hold into the mid-60s in boston. here, hurricane season typically starts to ramp on up. the peak september 10th. we do have some conditions out in the tropics that are favorable for developments over the next several days. bright and warm tomorrow, mid to upper 80s. coolest along the cape. mentioned hurricane season, here we have a couple areas that we're watching. fiona, tropical depression there, gaston, a new tropical storm. this area we're watching, as well, could be the next tropical storm. and if that is the case, this one i think gets the closest to

in the newsroom, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: up next on 7news, she's the captain of the u.s. olympic gymnastics team. this morning we're seeing scene. >> christa: and homeowners beware. what this man is saying to get into homes in one local town ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ? >> danielle: good morning. happy monday. 5:22 the time outside. we're watching some showers move through overnight. we'll keep an eye on the chance for scattered showers throughout your forecast today. they'll be hit-and-miss. some you'll see them, some you won't. current temperatures in the upper 60s. high temperatures into the mid-70s. mostly cloudy throughout the day. scattered showers into tomorrow morning, too. and then the sunshine and high pressure returns. we're back to the 80s by wednesday. more on your forecast coming up. >> and now time for 7sports with alec corddry. >> alex: over t c 162-game season, you try not to make it a big deal about any one moment, but yesterday's game, xander bogaerts calling i

there's going to be high pressure across northern new york and northern new england. we're confident of that. that's one of the pieces on the chess board and the other case is hermine which will try to make it up toward new england but the difficulty with the forecast is the blocking area of high pressure. it's completely possible still that this system never bothers us. in fact, even right now the brunt of the system won't bother of a couple of showers late sunday night and some rain possible on monday. i do think, though, that we'll have rough surf and rip currents saturday, sunday, and into monday. again, these two to three weekend days may feature completely sunny skies as the storm may get blogged to the south. we'll talk more about hermine and the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> also at 4:30, chained together, these protestors blocking the entrance to cambridge city hall. their mission to draw attention to the lack of offed forrabl >> they started protesting at 5:30 this morning, put blocking around their necks. they were protesting all day long and s

for eastern new england and southern new england, it will be dry through sunset. temperatures by lunchtime, already in the low to mid 80's. going to heat up more in the afternoon. show you how hot we'll get and look ahead to the weekend. >> elizabeth: we continue to follow breaking news from italy, 6.2 magnitude quake devastated the country. the destruction is it everywhere you look and rescue crews are scrambling, searching for any sign of life. every single hour counts when it comes to saving survivors. >> mark: within the last few minutes, the death toll went up. at least 159 people are now confirmed dead. many are children. tonight, there is still hope though to find survivors in the rubble. in fact, an 8-year-old girl was pulled from the wreckage alive late this afternoon, but we whether the quake hit. the hardest hit area in the town of amatrice in central italy and the nearby la marsh region. people tell us amatrice is basically gone tonight. news of the devastating earthquake hitting home in the boston area as well especially in the north end, home to many

in methuen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: still ahead on "today in new england," parts of louisiana just devastated. floodwaters destroyed homes as a major caster is declared. >> dickerson:. >> christa: trouble in rio. what gold medalist ryan lochte has to say about being the victim of an armed robbery. >> chris: we tracked a couple isolated late-day storms yesterday. no storms today. we have slightly l still warm outside. ? everything is awesome ? ? everything is cool when you're watching a screen ? ? everything is awesome, ? ? when you're sharing a meme ? ? a voice remote, ?show me angry kings? ? ? you know what's awesome? everything! ? ? apps that please, more selfies, ? ? endless hours of the best tvs ? ? brand new apps, shows to go, ? ? awesome internet that's super whoa... ? moms know their kids need love. and encouragement. they also know milk is a nutrient powerhouse. with 8 grams of natural protein, plus 8 other essential nutrients. it's no surprise 9 out of 10 u.s. olympians grew up drinking milk. >> sarah: wild weather leading to tragedy in louisiana. the death toll now u

we'll have that later on "today in new england." for now, back to you in boston. >> christa: nancy, glad you got there safely. hopefully you got reunited with your luggage. that's kind of important. >> nancy: yes, yes, yes. clean clothes and everything, but i'm all dressed and ready to go. >> sarah: we're glad. >> nancy: and it feels so good. >> christa: take care, nancy. we'll check in with her at the top of the hour, as well. >> sarah: 7news now turning to a shark sighting. this is on martha's vineyard. lifeguards hopping on their s.u.v.s to warn swimmers about it. this morning the vineyard gazette reporting that it was likely a hammerhead shark. people were kept out of the water for about an hour. but the news didn't scare off sky7 h.d. flew over a large cloud, soaking up the sun and cooling off in the water later on in the day. >> christa: beach day for today, bri. what do you think? >> absolutely or maybe hitting the links. maybe an early tee time will be in store. mid-80s for the highs this afternoon. here's a look at your 7 o

we have mainly quiet conditions across a lot of new england now. but just to the west of us, already closing in on albany new york and across western vermont. there are some showers working on in. this goes all the way back to buffalo. this is a batch of showers and rumbles of thunder mid-morning to early to mid-afternoon for scattered showers and storms to work on. they become more isolated late in the day and early this evening. not quite as hot as yesterday away from the coastline. near 90. i think we'll be closer to 80 to 85 this afternoon. middle part of the day, butg th- there's no holding back the heat tomorrow. we are talking about temperatures well into the 90s. you factor in the humidity, it will feel more like 100 degrees. we'll talk more on that in the seven-day forecast ahead. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: not much going on on the roads this morning. here's a look at the expressway. routes 3, 24 and 95. the pike is problem-free heading in and out of town. work crews still out there. we'll w

western new england getting more but you take what you can get. and you don't get upset. showers working down the south shore and drying up. so moving forward again a few lingering sprinkles on the cape and the islands but even in those leaks you are -- locations you are done with the rain. certainly metro boston is. orange this morning with the rain. an inch of rain. millis a third of an inch and lexington, metro boston about .1. just in the past seven days not much in eastern new england, about a quarter to a halfnc hudson river valley, where they did have flash flooding, 2-4 inches of rain in last seven days. it would have been nice to get some of the moisture into new england but sometimes it's not the case. high pressure takes over from here foreign minister' nudge this area of low pressure out to sea. we're back into summer mode tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. no excessive heat or humidity. even as we work to the end of the week the high will be in a position here, south of new england that will allow it to turn warmer and a the humidity not be off the charts. sma

he also wanted to establish a blockade of new england, a take naval blockade of new england between manhattan and the canadian border. in addition he sent a small force to the south and under the supposition that the south would be much easier to cope with. if we had an army in the south and we were successful there, then this would contribute to the whole revolution collapsing in new england. new englanders would see that not only they were cut off, but that the king was succeeding and the south. this was his grand scheme and the centerpiece was the hudson champagne corridor. it did not work. the british in 1776 never succeeded in establishing a real blockade of new england. they did win the battle of long island. they did take manhattan. they had control of the whole area around manhattan. but they never got to albany. the army coming down from canada never got to albany either. it did not work, this scheme in 1776. and, guess what? everybody, the king, george washington, all the leaders in england and united states said there was nothing wrong with the strategy, the problem with how it was

england because it is within the realm of possibility somewhere more so in western new england than our part of the world, bu thunderstorms may try to produce a tornado so the greatest concern tomorrow is still going to be heavy rain with the tropical air, gusty winds as well as some hail and again the risk of a tornado while it's not zero it's relatively low. so we'll have more on that obviously through the day tomorrow. won the storms form, in any event wednesday morning clouds, humid in the morning and then we're into the sunshine wednesday afternoon. breezy, warm upper 80's on wednesday an again on thursday. see you at 5:30. now and a local woman with a familiar last name excelling on the water. luisa chafey former daughter of lincoln chafey. her late grandfather also a long time u.s. senator. she chose sports obviously over politics. >> anchor: and now she is trying to go for gold in rio. 7's nancy chen with more on her hometown hero. >>> luisa chafey's last name nay sound familiar. her father is former rhode island governor lincoln chafey. while her father is in the political

on thursday the high south new england. and that will boost temperatures into the upper 80s with a little more humidity around. not overwhelming. tonight mostly cloudy. isolated showers. morning cloud wise an isolated shower. partly sunny by mid to late afternoon tomorrow. wide range of temps. with the sun near 80. with the northeast wind and clouds in metro boston in the lower 70s. fitchburg at 78. jaffrey at 81. cape and the islands morning upon clouds. chatham at 75. the middle of the week and the end of week great beach weather. sunny skies. in terms of the drought not enough rain drops on that forecast. >> anchor: no that's okay. >> anchor: no that's all right. the lawn suspect saying yes please. >> anchor: that's true. david ortiz boston public schools to strike out against tardiness. >> anchor: big poppy recorded wake up calls for students chronically late. we'll let you listen now. >> wake up. it's david ortiz of the boston red sox. get out of bed and ready for school. your future is yours. >> what a fun afternoon.

welcome sight we haven't seen much of it across new england. most of the rain has been in central and northern new england. we may catch a sprinkle or two nothing appreciable that we are talking about here. more of cloud producer than anything else. that will limit-down into the 80s. once into the overnights hours that's the next best chance for won't rain the whole time but we'll get passing showers and time. i think the focus by tomorrow afternoon starts to slide south of the mass pike. better opportunity in the afternoon. the cape and island. we will highlight thursday as the higher rain chance then taper that chance off to start the weekend. if we see anything from anything in tropics going on. i wouldn't be until late sunday and monday and tuesday of next week. 84 to 88 this afternoon. filtered sunshine. maybe leaning more toward that have been in place. mild and muggy overnight tonight. scattered showers around mid-60s to 70. scattered showers and thunderstorm tomorrow with temperature running into the mid 70s to near 80 degrees. it has b

newspaper news, today in new england. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm severance. >> and i am cresta alcan. this is the most wonderful time of the year for many moms. >> well, it is because we have you back. >> by the way, i just wanted to let you know, i brought some salt water taffy. >> you're my favorite person now! >> is a good throw! nice! i can't wanted it. >> and even in the bright lights, i was ill to guess that. [laughter] >> and back to schools? >> it is amazing that the summer went by this fast. i can't believe we're talking about end of august, krista with the saltwater he coming back here at the best stuff, right? 69 in bedford, some of you moms back to school, he was a couple of hours to ourselves this morning and early this afternoon. clouds off to the west of us, the clouds will continue to move in this morning. i do expect by this afternoon is mostly sunny skies, just a slight risk of a passing shower or brief sprinkle this morning. otherwise, we will warm things back up in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees, boston on mid-80s to the n

on "today in new england." cameras rolling as a shirtless man tries to kidnap a toddler from a local store. how the boy's father stepped in to stop that stranger. >> christa: very different donald trump talking this time about a campaign shake-up. what the g.o.p. nominee says he >> sarah: a damaging drought hitting massachusetts. the danger zone has spread across northeastern massachusetts and southern new hampshire. the lack of rain is severely impacting crops all around the area. >> christa: and look at this. not quite a full moon, but you could have fooled us. you don't even need a street light out there. but look at how beautiful that is. it reminds you. at this time? ism yeah. now it's getting darker and darker. >> christa: fall is getting here. >> chris: a hint of things to come, right? too soon, too soon to be talking about some cooler weather out there. could you find the missing quarter on that moon? we had a full moon yesterday morning. not quite full, although still plenty full. a beautiful shot out

as >> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> we begin with a live look at the radar. as you can see we are tracking some rain and chance for wet weather continues right through tomorrow morning. hello everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz just updated his forecast. >> i wish i could tell you we're going to get a soaking rain to get rid of the drought conditions not even close. but there have been some showers and there continues will see the live storm tracker radar particularly for new southwest new hampshire but there's still some light rain shower activity. that extends back here into the berkshires of massachusetts then into new york. these are the heavy storms i showed you during our early newscast that were headed toward new england. they're really struggling to make it into western new england. continue to be heavy storms back here including a thunderstorm near new york. temperatures out there right now are cool though. the dunts reas

. >> anchor: targeting trouble all over new england. how police were age to track down two suspects who made off with thousands in cash and technology. >> anchor: we have a winner. the only matching powerball ticket sold in new hampshire but the newly made millionaires are keeping quiet so far. >> anchor: a judge does a double take when a defendant walks into her courtroom without any pants. >> anchor: first at 5:30 we start with breaking news. rise, florida's go there are at least ten new cases in south florida bringing that total now to 14. and health officials are givingt women om tt area. >> anchor: now we're hearing from one of the people infected with sihka. brendan buyer has more from miami. foggy clouds and wind wood as crews spray per mosquitoes monday. this on the same day governor rick scott announces ten more come from bites. state to a dozen of them in winwood. >>> we have tested about 2,300 people, 200 of those individuals we tested right in that one square mile area. >>> gabrof those tested says he is one of the 14 infect

"today in new england" returns at 9:00 with your latest news and weather. ng. >>> good morning. it's a wrap. rio throws a massive party to bring the olympic games to a close. >>> five-time medalist simone biles leading team usa after an historic medal haul. another u.s. athlete is still making headlines. ryan lochte opening up in an exclusive interview about that gas station incident he initially described as armed robbery. >> i overexaggerated that story. if i had never done that, we wouldn't be in this mess. >> this morning why lochte and three of his teammates could face more disciplinary action. >>> a softer trump? donald trump's new campaign manager suggests he could be walking back his plan to deport 11 million undocumented

dwyane >> this is 7news today in new england. >> welcome back to 7news today n new england. i'm nicole oliverio. >> i'm byron barnett. those stories and much more are straight ahead. up let's take a live look outsie at the last weekend in the month of august is shaping up to be a very nice one. danielle gersh is here now witha up look at the forecast. danielle. >> thanks, byron. good morning, everyone. you want to be outside. 75 right now in boston. low 70s out along the cape. 73 in worcester. even some 60s out there. maybe a light sweater if you are getting ready to head out the door this morning. dewpoints down. it will be much more comfortabl. the muggy weather from yesterday a thing of the past. it's going to be nice. dewpoints staying in check for the next couple of days in the upper 50 and is low 60s. maybe a little sticky at times but for the most part comfortabe out there. and the north northwest winds is helping to bring in some of t here's a look at the satellite and radar. this is a blank map, this is wht we're going to see as we head into tomorrow as well. temper

we could use it in southern new england, but it looks like it will go through northern new england? england -- in england. looking beautiful overall, we like that, but the much needed rain we're still hoping for. futurecast information coming up 10:00 p.m. >> tom leyden is coming to you live from gillette stadium, the patriots and bears getting set for preseason game number two. we have news of a suspension related to the patriots. i'll share that with you. plus, we're going to get into the red sox. working on short sleep as they play the tigers today in detroit. i'll tell you how that ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. >> welcome back to gillette stadium, tom leyden with you. the bears and patriots kicking off after 8:00 p.m. tonight. tom brady will be on the field for at least the series, but this will be the jimmy garoppolo show and we'll see jacoby burrset.

still thinking the western half of new england. very hot and humid tomorrow, some scattered storms tomorrow afternoon. especially inland. and then on sunday in the afternoon, and into the evening, some scattered storm, but sunday is another hot and humid day with temperatures running low to mid-90s, although we have a decent shot of some widespread maybe a leftover shower or two on monday. so any of these storms rolling in over the next couple day, locally heavy rain. one or two of those thunderstorms may be on the stronger side with strong wind gusts. we'll keep an eye on that. 96 in boston. combine them with humidity and it will feel more like 100 some a heat advisory is in place. early next week. >> sarah: we have a traffic alert we want to hear before leaving for work. here's danielle gersh with details. serious crash earlier in charleton eastbound on the pike. all lanes were closed in both directions. one lane did just open eastbound. two lanes are actually open westbound now through charleton. this involves two tractor-traile

i would lean more on western new england. hartford, springfield and west of there toward water bury versus anywhere else. the amount of rainfall on the way it's a little bit tough to precisely forecast where we thino most but you notice these warm colors right here, they correspond to upwards of one to three inches of rain possible in some of those localized downpours. we could use rain again when you talk about meteorological summer june 1 until the end of ought, number one is 1957 when that summer the city only picked up about four inches of rain, so far this year boston has only picked up three inches of rain so if someone were to abandon today it would be the dry summer but we have more rain in the so tomorrow scattered showers and storms, temperature in the low to mid 80's. wednesday we start with clouds and humidity and then a nice westerly breeze takes over on wednesday and that will plush out some of that mugginess the air. still a warm day. middle and upper 80's for the rest of the week and right now granted it's onl

a storms across new england. some of the thunderstorms may be intense especially in metro new england. the greatest concern is brief heavy rain. winds may gust over 45, 50 miles per hour. because it is a warm front interacting with thunderstorms sometimes that warm front can twist the thunderstorms. there is a low risk of a tornado or 2 across portions of western new england. talk about your tuesday forecast in a few minutes. on the cape now. dive teams find the body of a man in a pond. live in austinville with the latest for us. >> reporter: this started with a 911 call. that person told dispatch that he saw 2 small children on a beach at the bottom of this hill who were building sand castles and couldn't find their father. emergency dive teams in the water at joshua's pond a popular swimming spot there after a man called >> a gentleman found the 2 children there. they couldn't find their father who they saw swimming in the father. >> reporter: half a dozen divers went into the water. >> generators running with

we need the rain across much of southern new england. back until june 1st. >> we've had two and a quarter inches of rain in boston. 25% of the rain we typically get and that is the driest on record for that june 1st. august 9th date. we will get some rain today. downpours right now. londonary back into nashua, new hampshire. steady rain falling. that's sliding down route 2 here along the belt. then you skip back down to mass rhode island boarder. we have downpours embedded here to providence. couple of showers working off to ea tmass over the next half an hour to an hour. it's scattered in nature in terms of heavier rain. there's a solid batch of showers into eastern new york. that's why i do et to be more widespread late this morning. right around you get passed 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon the initial batch will slide offshore. some peeks of sun sign. maybe a left over isolated showers this afternoon. we'll also see peeks of sun to warm us up from the 70s back into the lower-to-middle 80s. it's a warm day. it's a muggy day. just not q

>> nancy: they are hoping to bring some hardware back to new england. ? my home sweet home, god bless america, my home sweet home ? the u.s. women's team swimmers remarks they are, and men, i guess, are there. psyched themselves up yesterday by singing god bless america. rhode island nati beisel recorded this video after finishing the song, the swimmer started a u.s.a. chant. and the singers clearly enjoying themselves. coming up, at 12:30, we will see how they are showing off some serious talent. outside the swimming pool. they still have the gear on. >> christa: that is the best don't forget, we are your home for summer games. there is so much to talk about. we have now added an extra half hour of today in new england. just because of. this so starting on monday, you can camp all the highlights and headlines from 4:30 a.m. until 7:00. >> sarah: all right. still ahead, a connecticut home crumbling. a massive explosion leaves it ? sip in summertime at from dunkin' donuts. stay cool this summer with a new sour apple, watermelon, or blue raspberry coolatta.

we take you inside the medical marijuana dispensary set to >> this is 7 news in new england. >> sarah: good morning, i am a tsar. send it over to bri eggers with more on your probing. >> meteorologist: the fog situation has much improved. low clouds in norwood. other than that we are in for sunshine this afternoon and temperatures are already responding to that bright sunshine. mid- to upper 60s away from boston. 70 in the metro area right now. and again the sunshine coming pressure in control which also means warming air. so 75 to 83 for our highs this afternoon. a light sea breeze might keep the immediate coastline in the upper 70s, and we will continue this warming trend into the weekend, but we also are to watch out for our next weather maker. more details on that to come in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news at 9:00, hundreds rushed off a plane in b -- dub ai after a crash and goes off the runway. nobody died and nicole oliverio is at the breaking news desk with more. >> reporter: that plane made a hard landing at dubai international airport. the moment the plane burst into fl

it's going to clip southernmost new england tomorrow. the coastal areas, and especially for you in the vineyard and nantucket, be aware, there will be showers early on tomorrow. a good chance for them anyway. temperature in boston tonight, slipping from 80, going through the 70's and dropping to about 69 first thing in the morning. with the clouds in the south drifting on in, but no rainshowers. temperatures by lunch tomorrow, right back in to the 80's, al future was shows some showers popping up to our west tomorrow, along with a small chance of a couple closer to boston. i'm discounting those. i just don't think it's going to be a big deal tomorrow. i am not concerned about that shower threat. temperatures in the 80's tomorrow afternoon, for highs, but getting up to around 90 degrees in many locations, particularly for you in the merrimack valley tomorrow afternoon. so if you're going tots beach, good idea, 88 hampton beach. wollaston, 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. yep, one more degree. here's your seven-day forecast, takes you into t

that won't bother us today here in southern new england. warm temperature mid-to-upper 80s this afternoon. but again that's with low humidity. tomorrow with low humidity. that 90s inland will be there the 80s along the coastline. light sea breezes kicking in across cape ann today. enjoy it for two more day then increase the heat and humidity. >>> time for fast track traffic. here's danielle gersh. >>> thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. happy monday. it's a busy morning on the road. here's a look at the expressway. we're watching an accident southbound on 128. let's go to the maps. traffic backed up on 128. you are stop and go heading into no major delays. 93 not bat. route one looking pretty good until you head into the boston area. let's check the drive times if you get ready to head tout door this morning. 24 minutes braintree is boston on the expressway northbound 15 minutes into the pike from 128 then 93 southbound. 128 to zakim bridge. the t and commuter rail both running on schedule. back to you guys. >>> we're staying on top of b

wall-to-wall sunshine across much of new england. showers and storm miss us to the north and into the west. high pressure building to the east of us. over the next couple of day. return follow that means southwester i will flow will bring in the warmth and higher afternoon. couple of degrees either side of 80. tonight another comfortable fight. you leave the windows open. may not get as cool as last night. tomorrow bright and warm mid-to-upper 80. a little bit cooler across the cape. getting into late august. hurricane season kicks up and for more on that over to danielle. >>> hurricane season started june 1st. we're in the peek of it now. from mid-august to mid october when we see the most we've had 7 named storms so far this season. el with watch the potential to see another one. but right now we watch tropical storm fiona. we been keeping an eye on fion. it's probably just going to become a remnant low over the next couple of day. no threat to land. and then gustan senior victim. the track but it is expected to strengthen and beco

and move through new england late tonight and early tomorrow morning. it's from a weak area area low pressure this time of year red ls are feeble, january, february different story. so away take what we can get a couple isolated showers, and then that weather system fades away during tomorrow afternoon. so i think we will see partly sunny skies late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. then mostly sun skies for wednesday and an again or thursday. by high pressure allows swis wind to develop. and at that time temperatures will start to a jump into upper 80s and a little more humidity tonight mostly cloudy skies a few isolated showers. through afternoon. wide rang in temperatures along coastline east wind keeps boston south and north shore in low 70s. and then as you work back through merrimac valley you will see partly sun skies. a little warmer. upper 70s to around 80. jaffry 81. worcester at 76. now out on cape islands chatham 75 edgartown 76. wednesday mostly sunny skies. that's nice summer day high temperature upper 70s to around 80 degrees. we a

amaka ubaka, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: donald trump campaigning in iowa. questioning hillary clinton's track record with minorities. >> how quickly people have forgotten that hillary clinton called black youth superpredators. >> anchor: while he is on the offensive some have called his appeals to black meshes insensitive and tone deaf. hillary clinton is stopping to meet with the f.b.i. it was her first standard intelligence briefing. the meeting happened despite calls to cancel it -- >> heavy rain and flash be pulled from the vehicle but that's not the only storm system thats has people on edge. bri eggers has a closer look. >> reporter: with more than 40 people in florida already affected by the zika fire u.s. growing fears more rain could increase that threat. the soaking will put spraying on hold and create more of the perfect mosquito breeding ground. >> look at the property. drain it, cover it so we don' of mosquitoes. >> reporter: miami beach authorities are threatening fines starting at $1,000 if home owners and businesses don't do their part. >> p

moving toward new england first thing tomorrow night. we'll be watching during the day for showers, you see them in northernmost new england in the morning hours. in southern new england, with the increased humidity we'll have and the hotter temperatures, combination can produce a couple of showers especially with a front on the way. we'll see a few more through the evening hours and in to thursday that's when the front will cut across our area. so your high temperatures tomorrow, playing a part in that. going to be 88 in brookline, and quincy. off to the northwest in merrimack valley, temperatures approaching 90. methuen, 89. drakette, 89 and south shore, you'll see along the coastline, just a little bit cooler, 84 in falmouth, but inland, 87 in foxborough, so a pretty good summer august day tomorrow. the on caveat to all of this is what's happening in the tropics, and those bumpy tomorrow, but off to our south is where we're watching this one churning off the carolinas. winds of 35 miles per hour, and the path takes it well south of ne

john coco, 7 "7 news today in new england." >>> "7 news today in new england" is turning to lunenburg where they're mourning the tragic loss of this young man. a 18-year-old that just graduated high school was killed in a crash. officers say under the influence at the time. kelli >> reporter: -- >> i didn't believe it. wasn't real. it's still not real. i can't wrap my head around it. >> reporter: hours after the death, these teens cry and hold one another as they remember a life taken way too soon. >> he was just a great kid to be around. austin robbins or a.j. as his friends called him just graduated and i was excited about the future. a.j., a beloved football player, like, no matter what he knew ho to put a smile on everyone's face. that's just the kind of guy he was. no bad things to say about a.j. >> always smiling and always had a joke, making people smile constantly. >> reporter: the 18-year-old's life ended tragically early saturday morning when a car driven by a friend lost control and crashed into several trees along this dark and hilly country road. the district attorney say