we have watched the beach in plymouth slowly disappear as the tide has moved in. next we look at flooding concerns and high winds that are roaring that are reading -- leading up to high tide. >> jason: northward at massachusetts turnpike and reports of inch in rockland in south shore and spread across today and then snow all

plymouth. shoreline in particular. we are going to have moderate flooding issues with splashover flooding issues with splashover over the roads and flood-prone basement. winds are gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour. they are not going to get any better. i see winds staying that way right through 3:00. after dark tonight, will see winds subside somewhat. go to the seven-day forecast. a cold week. and snow chances lingering through at least thursday. >>> paying less at the pump and now savings are being seen at the airport. take a look at the new deals, and the way you can save the and fly on o when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i' m checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters >>> this morning a local town is coming together to help the family families of two people killed by fallen tree limbs. kaley kenyon was struck by a falling tree branch. a man was hit by a limb that fell while he was cleaning out his back yard ice rink. $30,000 has been

plymouth county. that is barnstable, nantucket and duke county all under a blizzard warning until 7:00 tonight. now the pink colors, that is for six inches of snow or more. n a 12-miles per hour period issued by the national weather service all the way through most of the area. all the way to the seacoast of new hampshire, and then the purple colors you are seeing. that is the winter weather advise three is going to be the issue from hazard russ roadways issue from hazard russ roadways. dangerous type weather. the run down for the warnings that we have a lot of them. we have coastal warnings to tell you about, because at the time of high tide at 11:00 this morning, there will be some overwash on those typically flood-prone roads especially -- the plymouth shoreline. nantucket northwest east winds 60 miles per hour. piling the water up and this could mean water coming into the base tlments in those typically flood-prone spots on the island. temperatures low 20s to the west. closer to freezing in boston

. >> kevin: picking up in plymouth, brockton and cape cod getting reports of three, four inches of snow already fallen that way. storm way out in the ocean and that is intense and looks like a little hurricane, doesn't it? pushing those winds, tropical storm force wind over 400 miles off to the northwest and into the area, along with the bands of heavy snow. look at deep blue band that came across that's still sitting over the upper cape and southern plymouth county and produce really heavy snow right in that band and that's what we have to watch for, and where do bands set up shop. wareham to sandwich either side of the canal and out into the water, heaviest snow hit falmouth as well and snowing in falmouth as well. cape ann, essex to salem, belmont, southern worcester county webster, northwest today and snow all afternoon and into the evening before the storm gets too far away to keep winds affecting us and south shore continuously reports coming in, this one from twitter, nightmare says flakes are falling now and they are hard to see in the picture and thanks to the report and tree c

fox25's michael henrich is in plymouth watching the coast. jessica reyes is live along 128 south in newton. julie grauert watching the conditions on the roads around the state. plus we have a you team meteorologists tracking this storm. >>> begin with chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz now. kevin, the wind is a big issue >> that is. and that woke me up to get me here. per hour. jayslin talk about that in just a moment. let me tackle where the snow is right now. the concern with the heavy snow moving toward us. schools have been cancelled and you are planning your way around where the snow is going to be and what time it will get mere. cape cod and the islands. we expected this snow across 395 395. so far it is on target. my concern is that this snow is actually pivoting. go back one map. the snow in here. you see how the shield is typically when we see

here's eric live in plymouth for us tonight. eric. >> reporter: the highest impact is closest to the water with the wind the strongest and the visibility is poor such as in a lull and now heavy snow is worked back in and you can tell there's plenty wind blowing across the coastline from the county and cape and cape anne. let's look where we verified blizzard conditions along the south shore plymouth county in particular towards cape cod and island. and visibility less than a quarter mile. wind gusting over 35 miles per hour. so really difficult travel in the locations. we have quite a bit of wind coming down a little better. strongest winds are from earlier on and weed we have had a gust approaching 70 on nantucket now it's more 30 to 45 miles an hour and weakening trend will continue heading through the evening. and there's the snow filling in and one three inches and widespread snowfall and potentially three to six across cape anne and in parts of the south shore and cape cod snow piots back towards the cape and islands. we wi

especially in plymouth, plymouth county, and on the cape and on the islands. traffic volume has so far been light. visibility is reported to be poor in many areas, with strong wind, downed wires are possible. the heaviest snowfall in many parts of massachusetts is yet to come. due to the worsening weather conditions, this speed limit has been lowered to 40 miles an hour for moore and westborough. from -- westborough. we appreciate the public is staying off the road. we appreciate if you continue to do that through the rest of the must travel. this is not only a public safety issue, but will allow road crews quickly. the forecast is set to bring temperatures once it finishes snowing, which will cause freezing and icing overnight. if you were able to get out of trouble during the day, please do your part by clearing driveways, sidewalks, and fire hydrants in your neighborhood, and if you can, help elderly around you. the national weather service has advised us that strong wind will likely result in widespread moderate coastal flooding along the east coast, south

and especially in plymouth and plymouth county and cape and islands traffic volume so far is light. visibility on those roads is reported to be poor in many areas with strong winds down wires possible wind hazards throughout the day and heaviest snowfall in many parts of massachusetts is yet to come. do you to the worsening weather conditions the speed limits just have been lowered to 40 miles per hour on the mass pike from warren to westboro. we appreciate the public appears to be taking the storm seriously and staying off the roads. we appreciate if you continue to do that through the rest of the day and into the evening informs you must travel. this is not only a public safety issue but will allow our road crews to continue to clear the snow quickly. the forecast is set to bring high wind chills and frigid cause freezing and icing overnight. if you can get out and shovel during the day do your part by clearing driveways sidewalks and fire high drandz in your neighbor -- hydrants in your neighborhoods and if you can help elderly neighbors and those in need around you. the national

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south shore plymouth as well as the cape and island. winter storm warning boston, worcester, gloucester. the storm is beginning to intensify as we move forward. steady snow now until 4:00 p.m. but it's heading your way. it's working north. lighter snow this evening and overnight tonight it's completely done though before the morning commute tomorrow. and coastal winds and flooding. you saw the pictures there. but it does begin to go down quickly as we work through the morning hours and more so this afternoon as well as the evening commute here is the snow right now. leading edge to the mass pike. deeper shades of blue near the canal. that is a band of heavier snow. this will work its way into the city of boston. within a few hours and then as it continues northwest from there probably weaken a little bit. because it's getting further from the storm. the stormcenter way down here offshore. because it's such a massive storm and has incredible reach in new england. even though the stormcenter the far away. we anticipate snow through the da

tomorrow for plymouth county, the cape and the islands. this is a storm that has the potential to bring a half foot, a foot of snow in areas blowing and drifting snow, reducing visibility. mike wankum is watching it all and has the snow totals and everything you need to know coming up in a few moments. reid: rescuers continue pull survivors from the ruins of a deadly earthquake and in taiwan. more than 100 people remain missing. s magnitude 6.4 earthquake. j.c.: today we are learning more about the fraternity president are cornell accused of attended rape. as antoinette antonio reports, the school' s president is speaking out. antoinette: new details from the night the president of an elite cornell university fraternity was accused of rapingn a o woman on campus. in the complaint, cornell replace report the psi u psilon president brought his victim to his bedroom and shut and locked his room door. according to the document, the woman told investigators she verbally protested sexual advances several times. >> the speed with which they took

r you can' t fake steak. plymouth. it happened this afternoon, the pilot was the only person on board, and was rushed by helicopter to brigham and women' s hospital with serious injuries. the pilot is expected to survive. stay with newscenter five for updates or you can get them anytime with the wcvb app. reid: the husband of a doctor brutally murdered inside the couple' s florida home has now been arrested in her killing. pam: newscenter five' s doug meehan explains what led to his arrest. doug: a shackled mark sievers, expressionless. >> mark, did you do this? doug: as he was taken to a south florida jail for allegedly planning the murder of his wife teresa last june. >> no emotion there. not 100% sure he has blood in his veins. i think it might be ice. doug: in court documents, investigators say mark hired two men to break into the couple' s florida home and kill the beloved doctor? one of the men arrested just after the murder, curtis wayne right, now changing his plea to guilty and cooperating with the investigati

john is live in plymouth with the breaking details predrawn? >> right now, the plane is still upside down here the plymouth airport. you can see that this investigation is far from over. >> woman: it was just really scary. >> this is how state police said they found a plane saturday afternoon at around 2:30. heavily damaged, resting on this route, and surrounded by debris. the pilot was taken to the hospital, suffering serious injuries after crashing at the plymouth airport. >> woman: definitely head injuries. he was bloody. his head was completely covered in blood, so was arrested him. >> the federal aviation administration said the pilot was practicing taking off and landing, they also said he probably the only person in the plane of flipped over. >> woman: has about five feet off the ground, and he just gunned it. so got really loud, and then, he started to go up, and he was at a 90 degree angle, straight up and down. and right then, you are like, oh crap, it will not indwell. >> michaela ryder said she saw the crash. >> woman: his wings sna

plymouth and plymouth county as warning in effect. worcester hills, again it will drop into the poor category for a few hours, and then as we work through this evening, conditions improve as the winds fade away and the snow begins to become more patchy and light in nature. so when it's all said and done, these will be the numbers by tomorrow morning. 5 to 9 inches of snow. probably 6, maybe 7 in downtown boston. 3 to 5 outer route 2 corridor, worcester about 3 to 5. south shore, plan on 9 to 12 inches of snow, south coast as well as the cape, 5 to 9 inches of snow. chris? >> chris: j.r., a lot of wind with this storm. expecting gust 50s to 60 across the cape and the islandses this morning into the early afternoon. we have to watch the high tide coming in here. 11:00 a.m., coastal flood pockets of minor to moderate coastal flooding. best chance of moderate coastal flooding in scituate and nantucket harbor as well as provincetown. temperatures 30 in boston now. 23 in nashua, new hampshire. these numbers that are in the low 30s get repla

plymouth county d.a. says 64-year-old man died while trying to get out of his home plymouth. they have identified him as john drude and neighbors say he has lived here with his wife for several years. crews called to the home before 10:30 last night and in the video you can see the flames just engulfing the homes here along with crews from plymouth, firefighters from borne and sandwich were called here as well. we spoke to neighbor earlier this morning who was very close with this couple, she says she is just devastated to hear about this this morning. we have known them since they lived here, they have children, grandchildren, and wonderful people. they are always -- they take part in the community. whatever has to happen they pitch in, and they are just wonderful people, and we are very saddened. >> jessica: and earlier this morning other neighbors stopped by while tribute to drude and plymouth county d.a. says this fire is not being considered suspicious, but crews are still on scene here this morning, and the investigation continues here for now live in plymouth, jessica

fox25's jessica reyes is live at the home in plymouth. and jess, we had a string of tragic fires over the past few weeks. >> reporter: we have, gene. the fire marshal says this is the 8th house fire in less than a month in massachusetts and urging everyone to be vigilant and make sure that your smoke detectors are working to prevent something like this for happening. we know it happened at this home here. this is pretty far back from the road and as you can probably tell, it is still standing but just a burned-out shell of what it once was. now crews were called to the home on ellisville road right before 8:30 last night and in this video, you can see the flames just engulfing this house. we learned one person was trapped inside the home and along with crews from plymouth, fire fighters from bourne and sandwich were called here to crews last night that a couple this home. we checked in with plymouth fire fighters just a couple of minutes ago and they said although the fire is now out, they do plan to be here for several more hours watchin

rain in boston, rain in plymouth. rain worcester and then between 2:00 and 4:00 am that is when it'll change over to snow. a heavy wet snow and the rain snow line on the city at this time. 7:00 tomorrow morning it's snowing in boston, providence as well as much of southeast mass. the snow line pinned down and it's going to fight the warm air. even down there the cold air does win out and for metro boston the snow temperatures then winds down. how much snow is on the way? that is a shift since yesterday, 5-7 in downtown boston. this will be a heavy wet snow. worsester hills much the same. north much town up to the mere knack valley, as well as route 2 corridor up to about 5-6 inches of snow. because of the warmer setup the westward track lighter amounts of snow but heavy snow. out on the cape and the islands, 1-2 inches of snow. by early tomorrow morning. >> reporter: state from spring back into winter, what does the ground how long know? we've seen snow but the timing has been better with snow arriving during the week

we have it down hire route 3 northbound in plymouth. and it's that wind/snow combination that's a problem for visibility. snow on its own, particularly as you can see the smaller flakes not a huge problem, but when the wind starts to blow, it picks it up. that's already on the ground. you get visibility issues. we have seen a kind of wane, and come. so it's been heavier and righter and heavier again. right now it's much further nor than it was earlier. traffic still very light, an idea of the entire traffic picture. >> danielle: thanks, marshal. good morning, everyone. i think most of you are staying off the roads. here's a look at the expressway northbound. the hov lane like friday will be closed because of the weather. let's go to the maps from braintree into boston. that drive just ten minutes. south of town, route 3, 24, 95, no issues to tell you about. the pike from framingham into boston, all green. so no delays there either. and heading into town on 93 southbound or route 1, either way your drive is an easy one. let's take a look

south shore same thing scituate to plymouth basically take the south east expressway bring it to route you continue to the cape east of that line 1 to 3 inches closer to that line will go away from that line in land in your 4 to 6 and just even on the south shore that includes the city of worcester right near boston at least as close as newton and it cuts off pretty quickly up to the north and west but i'm watching that changeover occur the latest computer information coming in right now the timing of one that change will happen which will affect your snow totals. >> storm will be in full swing when everyone wakes up in the morning our team is on earlier and longer to make sure that you're prepared. we'll have those traffic and weather updates for you every 10 minutes and live reports across the area. death of jeremiah oliver official said the five-year-old pitchfork die official undetermined nature. oliver was reported missing in 2013 his body was found in a suitcase of the side of the highway in sterling in 2014. his mother and portland-based charges. including kidnapping assault and

six in plymouth. look at the warm-up to the worcester area nice for your skies and we tap into sunshine this morning and take you up to 3 degrees by 8 a.m., by 10 a.m. 11 degrees. highs get stuck in the teens. because of the breeze. working its way up to 13 degrees by 10:00. afternoon highs make it up to the 20s, and slowly the clouds will start to increase. we have a high around 20 degrees in worcester. 24 in nashua, lawrence, bedford over to norwood at 25. 25 in boston and beverly. 24 in plymouth. but here is how this goes with the futurecast, because we start nice and bright this morning. increase those late-day clouds. for the evening commute, not as bright out there, but i am not bringing back any snow between 7 and 10:00 tonight. mostly focused from plymouth cape and islands. the rest of the area at risk of picking up some flurries. we will see that pick up into the morning. it will be done in noontime and result in 1 to 3 inches from plymouth down to the cape and islands. rest of the area, kind

live inly owing did -- plymouth. nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> reporter: good morning i am susie steimle live in front of senator brian joyce's law this was raided by the fbi and the irs yesterday. senator joyce has been under the microscope for the past couple months. admitted to misusing cal pane funds accepting designer sun glasss at a discount and free dry cleaning for over a decade but the irs and fbi being present here indicates something much more serious is likely going on. now some top republicans want him to step down. but governor charlie baker says he wants to see how this investigation pans out. you will hear from the born r -- governor coming up as 6. live in canton, susie sometime glel new details in a hit-and- run case pot cues -- pot -- case. prosecutors say it was a result of a accident. calvin sousa is charged with hitting a 15-year-old boy an bike. he was seriously hurt. prosecutors say sousa and boy had an argument on lawrence street. after the argument sousa hit the boy and took off. >>> ma

live from plymouth, jorge quiroga, newscenter 5. ed: fbi agents are hauling more evidence from a state senator's office. they have been at it for hours. brian joyce has been under fire for his campaign cash and freebies from a local business. maria: newscenter 5's john atwater is live in canton. and john, a long day for investigators. they are just wrapping up? john: may wee, they pulled out of here a little while ago, but they spent a full 12 hours here today. fbi agents methodically combed through state senator brian joyce's law office collecting bags of evidence including what appears to be electronics and loaded boxes and bag moose the vans of the fbi along we thy rs and continue to investigate the state senator. just last month. for using campaign money to three graduation party for his son. the go of nor asked the state ethic's commission to investigate tens of thousands of dollars of free dry-cleaning the owner of the randolph store says joist received over the course of a decade. >> a the attorney and the senator, you know,

better in plymouth and hyannis. an hour-by-hour look at what time frame we are talking for minor accumulation next. >>> it is >>> it is a video that is on many people's facebook pages this morning. a terrifying look at a cruise ship as it heads into a storm. ahead, the growing investigation this morning as passengers demand to know why they sailed right into danger. plus a snow plow nearly strikes a man on his own property. why he says it is proof the your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed megared. the difference is >>> welcome back at 4 :14. meteorologist shiri spear here and still tracking snow on stormtracker radar. you can see we have the steadier snow and mostly light stuff leicester to to paxton. moving across the mass pike through portions of 495. watch out. roads are still going to be slippery this morning. we will continue to track as we come back in a couple of minutes with the hour-by-hour forecast. back to you, gu

he will be at a town hall in plymouth today. front runner dominican republic has events in virginia and georgia and tomorrow we will campaign in ohio and kentucky. senator marco rubio will be in tennessee and georgia today. minnesota and home state of florida tomorrow. senators ted cruz will be in florida today before heading to home state of texas which is one fox 25 will have complete coverage of super tuesday and massachusetts primary will be live at trump, clinton and sanders headquarters tomorrow night. you can find you want to the minute results on on air, online at myfoxboston.com. >> gene: developing in worcester a license plate number could be the key to finding hit-and-run driver. witnesses say the suspect hit local couple twice before leaving a busy flea market where people were shopping. fox25 jessica reyes is live at the worcester police headquarters where officers are still working the case this morning. good morning. >> jessica: good morning, gene people at the scene yesterday said it was an awful thing to watch.

drag through marshfield and plymouth. i am still getting reports of heavy rain in plymouth, though carver and middleborough, it is likely a bit of a mix in those locations. also still rain up on portions of the north shore. your hour-by-hour timeline on today and the weekend forecast as team coverage continues in just minutes. >>> well, we are approaching the final weekend before the new hampshire primary, and there is a lot happening that could change the mind of voters between now and tuesday. the professor and political from our primary headquarters. tom, what is up with last night's democratic debate. bernie sanders hits hillary clinton on ties to wreath. is he making inroads with that approach? >> i think it is certainly not hurting his candidacy, and she gave her strongest performance last night. on message and direct, and basically accused him of what she called an artful smear, basically questioning his character. so she decided last night that she haven't shown throughout the campaign. i think it might have benef

cape ann down through parts of plymouth county. this is where we have the blizzard warning in effect right through the cape and the islands for the intense bands of snow and those wind gusts potentially to 65 miles per hour. it's not just the snow this go-round. it's the wind. through midweek before we dry out but turn very cold, the coldest air of the entire season on the way by next weekend. so far winter had been going pretty good. olessa: and here we are. cindy: the snowiest week of the winter season and the coldest air too. emily: we knew it was bound to happen eventually. thank you so much. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas thatr sound good on paper... but will never make itr in the real world. the grandmother who has tot choose between and paying rent... t can't wait. the single mom whop desperately needs a raise... t can't wait. the student with ap mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now for people and families who need it. p i'm hillary clinton and i

plymouth's town manager now in the middle of three to 4 million-dollar temporary fix. a permanent fix would run more than $25 million. the town manager says once this had been dealt with, figure out what could have been done. >> once-over the crisis situation, i think there will be a lot of situations what would be done differently. >> daniel: bypass line is currently being installed and take about a week and impact told they will have to shut down exit five and northbound exit six at different times. residents tell us it is not just the traffic or smell they are having to deal with. the trucks, hauling wastewater away 24/7 and, of course, that makes a lot of noise. daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel:. >> julie: 7:17, and look at live traffic camera i'm monitoring for you. this is the chopper, grounded because of the weather. can't see the expressway because of the camera, mass general completely snowed out, see big flakes snowed out down on route 1 in saugus. so this is what you will encounter if you head out the door. we do have an accident and truck fire right now

but so far plymouth at 23 and reason i want to focus on plymouth although right now it is all about the clouds. you got a lot of clouds today and you got a lot of chances here for some of the bands, ocean effect snow showers. so it is not a guarantee, but one of the more likely spots as we get into the late-morning, early afternoon and temps in the lower 30s and see touch of snow 21 and just the clouds as well, slight chance you will get in on the snow and more times than not all about the clouds today in a couple flurries and temperatures there getting into the upper 20s and that's where we max out? portsmouth to manchester, 28 , 29 in lawrence and in fitchburg, 27 in worcester and 30 32 in plymouth and 34 in hyannis again, along the coastline where you have the best bet for getting that little coating of snow because of these ocean effect snow showers which are going to be on and off for the coastline. noon time today you could see kind of planted right here south shore, down to the north side of the cape, and then into the evening commute, chance for couple flurries there across the

last hour, six in worcester, one in keene, good to see we are out of the negative territory there, plymouth at 10 and now got beverly at eight and wind chill still below zero, throw below in boston, 12 below in worcester right now, and as we go through the rest of the morning hours here by noon time temperaturewise it is still going to be in the teens and wind chills though that are going to be at least 10 cooler and then into the afternoon, in come the clouds and top-out lower 20s and major warm-up coming up today. to 24 with morning cold sunshine. really cold sunshine in increasing afternoon clouds, it does lead to period of snow wind chills. traffic. >> julie: two lanes closed for accident investigation, serious accident at that been reporting on since 7:30 this morning, 93 south and update 128 northbound before route 3. also have an issue before 128 as you approach the weston tolls. you could see volume remains steady through the brighton area and 37 minutes on pike eastbound to mass ave, 35 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and over an hour on 93 south from

ten in worcester at 10:00 this morning, 13 in nashua, 14 in plymouth. then we slide to noon time where we are still tapping into the very same sunshine, and temperatures here have the teens to the lower 20s. warmest temperatures you will find are going to be south of boston and southeastern massachusetts, but even at that 20s at lunchtime in norwood, boston points north and west and into the afternoon you will find the temperatures by 5:00 p.m. hovering in the lower 20s, and break down threat for light snow accumulation. live drive time traffic and watching this morning. >> julie: picture sky fox expressway right near the o'neill tunnel and in front of the car's windshield broken out, taking a little while for them to toe it off scene. see delays building but usually it is the northbound lanes where we see the most trouble. really backing things up on 128 through lexington and almost into burlington. here is live look at route 1 in saugus, things starting to open up in just a bit. live drive times, 37 minutes pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, about h

over to about plymouth. anything north and west of that, we are just looking at a patchy coating of snow. and again that starts continued on and goes through noontime tomorrow. then the winds really start to pick up saturday afternoon. we have that wind chill -- well, warning in fact that will go into effect, but winds will be gusting 35 to 45 miles per hour along the coastline. a little weaker inland, but the cape, gusts up to 50 miles per hour on top of the cold. that is where we end up with those wind chills to 30 below here on sunday morning. this is when the cold is going to be peaking. worst the further inland you go and temperature readings are also going to be the coldest. once we get into the afternoon, we do squeak out some temperatures in the teens. but it is still going to feel saturday highs from 12 in worcester to concord, new hampshire and 17 in boston to 23 in hyannis. and then for sunday's forecast, we are going to go down by a couple more degrees. only about 10 in worcester. 12 still in con

and 31 plymouth. and 32p-town. you factored in wind chill, and it really feels like 26 degrees in boston. with a light breeze from the southwest. worcester feeling like 19 degrees and more like the 20s and the satellite radar, it shows that we are mostly clear. through. but there is a weak system to our north, that will help to overnight. and the temperatures will stay pretty steady once we get through midnight tonight and falling to 34 degrees in the hour by hour forecast. we will go down in the lower 30s and then back in the mid- 50s for tomorrow's high. and coming up, how long the 50- degree high temperatures will stick around in that seven-day >> pamela, thanks. we will see you then. >>> campaign 2016 now. democratic candidate hillary clinton will be in boston on monday. just ahead of super tuesday. but as craig boswell reports she is in south carolina today where primary voters are going to the polls and she appears likely to beat bernie sanders. >> voters headed to the polls primary. hillary clinton has a hug

no complaints about 40s here. 44 in bridgewater. 43 in plymouth. 46 in marshfield. central massachusetts. worcester getting into the upper 30s this hour. so is temple, new hampshire. pretty mild morning out there especially for late february standards. 7 a.m. temperatures about 44 degrees. keeping it dry and partly sunny keeping it dry and partly sunny. we have a risk for midday showers at noontime in central and western mass but at 3 p.m. the chance over boston. a closer hour-by-hour look at those incoming showers and hour by hour wlils in just a couple of minutes. julie, back over to you for live drive-time traffic. >> things looking good pike wide open from 495 past 128 into the heart of the city. 9 993 south route 1 moving along fine. brighton where nothing is slowing you down. 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes from 128 southbound to route in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> happening today, emotional tributes to a new england native killed in the line of duty. this large

. >> this is all happened within the last 10 minutes in plymouth. they do have investigators heading out to the scene for a possible deadly house fire. we have a crew gathering the latest information and we will have that in just a few minutes. also tonight, a local teacher in is trouble after slapping candy out of a student's hand. there are plenty of supporters >> district officials say anita lemay has worked for over 20 years and it's her long record with the district that has some questioning the allegations. >> the news of her neighbor's arrest struck christine dain as down right confusing. >> anita lamay is facing criminal charges tonight that she physically assaulted a 14 year-old student. >> in all my dealings, i would never expect her to do something that wasn't popular with the students. >> lemay turned herself in today. she teaches eighth grade math was apparently trying to quiet a teen who was eating candy. when the teen refused to listen, she knocked the candy from his hand causing a mark. lemay was put on paid administrative leave and

again 4 to 7 inches over parts plymouth county and bristol county as well. you go worcester is at 4 inches so we will add or more during the night. closing in eric showed outbig storm at sea. but look what we have behind it. -- you the big storm at sea but look what we have behind it another one behind it. this won't develop into a major store. -- storm. that is moves out two other storms will move underneath us and there's the next one almost a total miss during tomorrow into early on wednesday. and upper level energy may come through this weekend to produce snow showers but for the most part it's not going to be anything significant coming up through the week. thursday may still have snow week it may be something different. let's go back to eric and he will tell us what may be happening here as we get into the weekend what's going on there eric. >> reporter: we were chatting and looking at models saying that looks cold look towards valentine's day weekend. if you want to cuddle up with someone, the weather will be appropriate for that. coldest air since la

it happened at a home in plymouth. we now know that 64-year-old robert grew was found dead in the entry way of his home. neighbors say he lived there with his wife for years. the fire is not considered suspicious. >>> state police bomb squad are called in to destroy hazardous devices in chatham. what the residents found and brought brought into the police station brought into the police station. metal tins with blasting caps inside. the person said he found them in thinks home while cleaning. the mass state police took the device out to their facility and blew them up. >>> a drug dealer registry is being considered by lawmakers in new hampshire. anyone with three convictions of dealing with a controlled drug is put on the list. only law enforcement officials will have access to the list. opponents have concerns about funding and they say it will stop someone in recovery from changing their ways. a sledgetive committee is reviewing the bill. >>> wynn resorts say an appeal by somerville will cost residents and businesses

plymouth is going to start to dry out. the cape is still going to be pretty treacherous between the wind, the lightning, the downpours. coming to an end around 7:00 this morning. after that, we can all sigh a little relief here because we have the clouds breaking apart afternoon. still a threat for widely scattered plain ol' rain showers. still pretty breezy this afternoon as well and will not winds. damaging stronger gusts that couple of hours. temperatures today, 50 to 60 degrees. a mild one ahead. take you hour by hour well into the evening coming up. now over to julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. >> julie: we want to update you on how the airport is looking. no delays or cancellations of airports in new england but will keep you posted if that changes. a tree blocking both travel lanes of route 3 in duxbury, and lots of trees down in neighborhoods, side roads. be very careful as you head out the door. volume is light. still very early, but i see some of the yellow icons along route 3 and that goes on to road.

yesterday evening it was the only plymouth county coastline and under the watch and they expanded that watch to include all the of eastern mass then southern worcester county. that begins at 7:00 and going until 7:00 tuesday. you also have the threat of coastal flooding tor plymouth county coastline and also the cape and nantucket. strong northeasterly winds could lead to coastal flooding around the teem of tide last tomorrow most. most of the area at or belowed freezing mark. do look out for an icy spot. a little warmer than it was yesterday morning and afternoon temperatures will be warmer than they were yesterday afternoon. satellite and radar kauai highs in the low 40s, big changes coming into the overnight hours, we'll mock more about that and how many snow i think we'll get. >> anchor: two suspects in hospital after police responded to a reports of a home invasion in lowell around 8:00 last night. police say when they got there, they were confronted by a man with a gun. so they opened fire, hit the man twice. a second man was able to initially get away but was away. two people in

the fire happening here on ellisville road in plymouth. now, police and fire remain on the scene as they try and determine a cause of the fire. now, that neighbor we spoke with says it was her daughter-in-law who called 911 and firefighters believe when they arrived they knew someone was trapped inside. >> it was a horrible sight, and, you know, the whole house was engulfed, and you know, it was just awful because the fire kept going and going and going. when we found out there was somebody in it, it was very upsetting and very, you know, we feel very bad for the family. >> nicole: taking a live look here, you can see firefighters remain at the home. the fire is out, but you can see how far back from the vote that this house is set. so firefighterred had to pull a lot of hose in order to get water on that fire. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. that neighbor tells us that she lived here, the wife who is not home at the time when this fire broke out. that's latest live in plymouth, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new engl

21 in boston and 22 in plymouth. it is cold out there. the clouds that will help from the south shore to the cape and islands will hold in a little bit of heat this morning bit of heat this mornings at 6 a.m. and teens to the north and west of boston. a very slow warm-up expected by noontime. into the low to mid-30s. we still have tons of sun out there, and during the afternoon we see the clouds increase and by 5 p.m. the drive home from work the mid- to upper 30s and you can see things cooling down you can see things cooling down. as we head into the evening a risk of snow showers. 36 to 42. increasing afternoon clouds and a coating to 2 inches in your overnight forecast. show you when it all show you when it all melts to 50-degree highs over the weekend coming up. gene and julie. julie, take to you live drive time traffic. >> julie: start with the issue >> julie: start with the issues because of the amtrak signal failure. many are able to access or depart south station until further notice. we are there for you thr

in the south shore in cape anne and plymouth county 3 to 6 inches. and another high tide cycle between 10 and 2 a.m. there's coastal flood advisories in southeastern mass and it won't be nearly as intense as earlier on today. we had the high tide waves were coming up to the second story across the parking lot covered in water and the road was shut down and all the things you significant coastal storm. earlier today. good news is as winds subside the water level worries also subside and we have an overall lower tide coming in later tonight compared to one this morning a bury burbank is looking at -- berry -- barry burbank is in the studio and so much participation in the storms people sending in numbers and pictures. >> helps out the now cast and in the forecast as well. as you know, for sure. weather watchers all checking in with temperatures all in the lower 20s for the most part right now. in terms of the amount of snow which has fallen it's variablethat 3 1/2 to 4 inches is a report in many areas. way up in belmont new hampshire they haven't had m

. << high wind warnings in effect for yankton, union, clay, woodbury, plymouth, dakota, & dixon counties until 9 am wind advisory in effect for most of the viewing area until 6 pm high wind warnings in effect for holt co., ne until noon in case they haven't woken you the winds will be very strong mainly during the morning when gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour are possible in the high wind warned areas (40+ mph for the wind advised)! these should diminish by this afternoon with temperatures still expected to top out in the 50s and 60s across most of the region with lots of sunshine. it'll be a bit cooler, but much calmer too tonighh and saturday with lows near 30 and highs in the middle 50s with decent sunshine. another weak cold front will move through on sunday which will increase our winds from the northwest and bring in some cooler air. still though, highs in the 40s is still not bad at all for late february, and that's where we'll be for the better part of next week. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> suspececelias wanatee went before a judge thursday for the first time since his arre

plymouth, the cape running in the 20's as well. right around 30 degrees in worcester. on this ground hog day. the official state ground hog of massachusetts miss g makes her forecast at 10:00 a.m. notice all the sunshine around. temperatures coming up into the mid 40's here this afternoon as high pressure noses in. the winds will be light as well. and this storm out in the middle of the country is going to go to our west and bring in some rain tomorrow. we'll fall back tonight. actually these are the high temperatures running in the mid and upper 40's. notice our low temperatures tonight down near the freezing mark. this rain will be slow to get in here tomorrow. i want to give you a closer look at the timeline. i don't see big impacts on the morning commute. let me step you through it. by 8:00 most of the activity is off to the west. by lunchtime it is closing in on us during the afternoon and evening hours. for the evening commute that's when there will be some downpours. can't rule out a rumble of thunder. even a lingering showe

south east toward maybe a little aggressive toward plymouth but will keep it covered there is going to be snow you may have some of that about those temperatures it's 18 worcester 22 boston typical cold snap in february wins are all that strong and we already have wind chills in the single numbers. a wind chill warning and places we can i will take you hour by hour to how cold is going to be when you're going to be outside. >> coverage of the extreme cold continues through the next two hours.this is is in restaurants bracing for busy holiday weekend but will they be hurt by the cold snap. plus with the community rail and mbta are trains are doing right now to keep the trains on schedule. the doctor ways and what you need to do to protect yourself and your kids. it's all had right here on the fox 25 news at five. >> one person killed two others injured after she got the streets of dorchester. boston police responded to a home invasion when officers came under fire. the officers told the man to drop their guns three times for opening fire. tonight we learned a man shot this all happen

we have a reporter on the way to plymouth. a live report at 5:00. >>> this morning a state senator under investigation by the fbi and the irs claims he did nothing wrong. political reporter sharman sacchetti broke this story on our web site and fox25 cameras were in canton all day as federal agents raided the law office of state senator brian joyce. the raid is part of an ongoing investigation involving the milton democrat. charlie baker called into the ethics probe of the relation ethics probe of the relationship between joyce and a randolph dry cleaner that a randolph dry error that provided tens of thousands of dollars of free dry cleaning. campaign funds to pay for his son's campaign party. a representative for joyce would only give thus statement, it reads, it is unfortunate that recent stories in the media seem to spark an investigation. the state gop has called for him to resign. we will be following this bring you any details as it happens. >>> a local pop warner football coach faces child pornography charges leaving a

norwood, plymouth, new bedford getting in on it. i can tell you though we will see consistent gusts up around 40 miles per hour, there will certainly be stronger gusts than within the severe thunderstorms. at 6:00 this morning, that threat will be from plymouth down to the cape and islands and here timing it out, lost of it over the outer cape around 7:00 this morning, and then it will pull on out. this is where the gusts stay really handy. even though the middle of the day for noontime, a couple in look better from up pov. gusty. per hour. even stronger gusts developing again this afternoon over southeastern massachusetts. so the threat for damaging winds is not done by the early batch of storms. we will have to watch the potential again this afternoon as well. afternoon, we have a couple of widely scattered rain showers. not the severe storms that we are getting this morning. very light, very patchy stuff into the overnight hours. wind advisory will be in effect until 7:00 tonight in eastern massachusetts. back to worcester and so

plymouth county. the bull's-eye foot of anniversary and 2 to 4 farther west to keene and areas western mass. day planner today. i expect snow to be arriving into boston between 6 and 7:00 in the morning. it will intensify and increase and heavy through the late morning and into the mid morning and into the mid-afternoon. now by late in the day, some snow tapering but it is going to last into the night. so just going to really have to be careful out there. not a good day to be out. can. much more straight ahead. >>> if do you have to head out the door, we are keeping a close eye on the roads for you. here is a live look at the pike eastbound and westbound through brighton. clear right now. as jason mentioned the snow will start to make its way in significantly more challenging on the roads. a live look the pike -- the zakim bridge rather things look fine there as well. your live drive times in just a few minutes. >>> as jason just showed us the bands of snow are making their way across the area right n

for the weekend 15 degrees in worcester. 19 in norwood. 22 in plymouth. boston at 21 degrees so absolutely chill in the air and feels like 10. the coldest morning you will work up to this workweek. temperaturewise, 21 degrees. 9 a.m., 26 degrees. we head into the 30s here. 11 a.m. about 2 11 a.m. about 2. peak in the upper 20s to lower 30s and afternoon clouds on the increase. future track through 2:00 will book looking nice and bright and clouds start to thicken up. mostly cloudy skies by the evening commute and any your evening plans, the chance for some of this snow developing between 7 and 10 even locally in massachusetts. as a band of snow across the boston area. it transitioning though by 7:00 tomorrow morning to just plain rain because it is going to be warmer. we have got these winds coming up from the south that will get gusty around here tomorrow morning with gusts 20 to 40 miles per hour. strongest gusts up along the state. see how they are coming from the south, that is forming the south winds. keep in mind not going to snow and rain all dave

karen: the investigation into a small plane crash in plymouth. the injuries and what the pilot was doing just before the crash. doug: and the new controversy swirling around the oscars just hours before show time. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! "eyeopener." karen: good sunday morning, everyone. i'm karen anderson in today for antoinette. doug: and i'm doug meehan and a big happy birthday to g.g. one day old. danielle: and pretty good sunrise shot, right. doug: got a good vibe. danielle: we have a beautiful sunrise ongoing. temperatures are mild this morning in the 30's and 40's. let me show you this. look at that. it's just a beautiful shot this morning. and, hey, you know i mean you can go for a walk on those rock over there because later today it will feel more like a beach day out there as temperatures warm up into the 50's across the region. right now though 33 worcester. 38 norwood. 38 degrees in taunton but in boston it's about 38 degrees. as we go through the next 12 hours, notice what happens. by about luncht