Throw them on. Metro west by 8 a. M. , 84 by 10 00 this morning. Noontime, we are knocking on the door at 90 and make it well into the 90s this afternoon and you factor in the humidity. We have a heat advisory going into effect start at noon and will feel like the heat index 100 to 15 degrees. We will take you town by town and look at the hot spots coming up. Julie grauert with live drive time traffic and look at the expressway. Julie goomo seconds turned from orange to red at morrissey boulevard. Volume starting to pick up. We have a half hour before 6 30. Route 1, 3 south are clear. A look at the zakim bridge. Nothing lowering you down on the leverett connector or the bridge itself. Live drive times. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 17 minutes on the expressway. 25 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. Back to you. All right, brace yourself daniel very steamy and shiri mentioned the heat advisory with temperatures rising near the middle 90s. It
Hot temperatures. Mayor marty walsh declared a heat emergency for boston and public pools will be open across the state. It is expected to feel 100 in some cities and towns today. Meteorologist shiri spear has a look at some of the big problem spots and upper 90s this afternoon is the big problem is we have dew point temps in the 70s and we have oppressive humidity levels once you walk out. It will smack you like brick wall. It is thick thought morning and the result will be fog and dense fog out of bedford, and we have fog into boston. Lawrence down to norwood. Areas of the cape and southern New Hampshire. It is kind of hard to find the spots where we are not seeing it. This morning at least it is running dry. A quick, passing sprinkle down the south coast, the cape and island. Overall, we are looking dry today and partly sunny. Fog will last us until 8 00 this morning. At that point, 78 degrees. Mid80s on tap by 10 a. M. In we get well into the 90s this afternoon. You factor in the h
It stays oppressive. It stays pretty uncomfortable. Into the day tomorrow even. It is leading to some fog. Remember, it is very moist out there right now. We have visibility around a mile and a half in norwood and bedford. Visibility half mile right now in lawrence and a quarter mile portsmouth, New Hampshire. Really that fog will be a little touch and go as you go this morning. I dont think it will be out of here until 8 a. M. We have partly cloudy skies. Otherwise, temperatures starting the 70s. So warm and muggy. 7 a. M. , 74 degrees. By 9 a. M. , lower 80s are back. Upper 80s in metro west and into the afternoon all about the low. And even some upper 90s. A mix of sun and clouds expected, but generally we are looking at mostly dry conditions. Between the heat and humidity. All the orange on the map, the heat advisory starting at noontime until 7 p. M. Because the heat index, the feelslike temperatures here and most of massachusetts and new degrees. So that is the dangerous heat tha
13 firstalert forecast bryan. What are the chances for rain . Tonight. Mostly cloudy. A chance of thunderstorms in the evening bringing strong wind and heavy rain at times. Then a slight chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Lows 74 to 79. Decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. Tuesday. Partly cloudy. Chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley. 95 to 99 on the east side. West winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. Tuesday night. Clearing. Lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley. 78 to 82 on the east side. Southwest winds up to 10 mph. Wednesday. Sunny. Highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley. 99 to 103 on the east side. West winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. Wednesday night through thursday night. Mostly clear. Highs around 100. Friday and friday sunday. Mostly clear. Highs 96 to 99. Lows 76 to 79. Its your voice. Your vote. In the race for president this week. New attack
Drivers across our area had to deal with this evening. You were better off using a canoe if you wanted to pass through this flooded neighborhood near 56th and mitchell. The water was up to probably past my knee. But that didnt stop the driver of this red car from driving through the saturated area. Madeline templin watched as other drivers did the same. There was someone who was trying to get people to stop but , cars would go around them and they would go re f you would hear their car slowly sputter out. Sheldon this is what the flooding looked like near 43rd street and the kinnickinick river parkway. Drivers sent ripples through the standing water when they tried to plow through. Others tried to divert for higher ground. By night, most of the water in this area had receded and crews cleared the drains to clear whatever was left. What you saw those drivers doing right now is exactly what youre not supposed to do. Or standing water in the road, try to turn around. Do not drive through