Just watch out for the next couple of hours as these showers pass through the region. You can see them right now on our radar from Southern New Hampshire back to the north shore. Down from Worcester County and as far south as hartford, connecticut. There is some heavier bands coming through just south of boston, near brockton. You then it will be pushing along the south shore. A couple pockets of heavier rain up to the north towards lynne moving towards also the gloucester area. And then farther to the west you notice the showers start to thin out and become real spotty in nature. That is the trend. We are going to dry out through the day. Its associated with this cold front that is pushing through right now. Temperaturewise, were in the upper 40s, low 50s, even a few upper 50s now on nantucket. And as we go through the next 12 hours, temperatures will begin to warm up especially as we dry out towards lunchtime. And then start to see breaks of sunshine through the afternoon. We can exp
Right now. Very light in nature. They will be quickly moving through. I want to show you where some of the heavier showers are. Keene back through green field toward northampton, springfield, theyre just closing in to worcester as well as leominster and then southern New Hampshire, boston, metro west, youll be up next for these. We have sprinkles, very light showers from this cold front. Its crossing the region right now but by afternoon, we could even see some breaks of sunshine. The other thing is, it is in the form of rain because temperatures are mild. Starting in the upper 40s in 50 boston. Mid 50s already on the cape. Obviously this shows you as we go through the next 12 hours temperatures are going to warm up. Notice well see breaks of sunshine as we get towards 3 00 to even 5 00 i think in boston with temperatures today warming up into the low to even mid 60s, i think, in boston down along the south shore, the cape. Worcester. So well talk about when we could see better chances
Marshall. Mentioned the sack for bosa. 528 yards total offense for urban meyers team and hes with heather. Heather chris, thank you so much. Ban, all week, really all season, everybodys been talking about your offense. So, lets shine the spotlight on your defense a little bit. Minor blip in the last minute, but 59 minutes of some pretty great football. I thought they played grgreat. I thought its been coming. Because our defense has been playing well. You look at the last few games, other than a couple big plays and we eliminated the big plays against a veryood throwing team. I think in the second or thirdranked offense in the big n, so, very pleased. Heather how could you describe the additional sort of elements that j. T. Brought to the field tonight . I dont want to be unfair to cardale and i think j. T. Was great. J. T. Is a great leader, hes a great player and he madee those around him better today. It was a g good teamin. Heather waiting for a smile. Theres a smile. So, how much
As soon as we get more, we will update you. Alison . Thank you. A press conference is imminent and will go to that when it happens. We continue to monitor the dangers weather systems heading our way. We have complete Team Coverage from our crew in the field, our weather center, and ocean city. But start with doug hill in latest forecast. Doug as of the moment it is a powerful, dangerous hurricane. A category four storm. We will getthough the update from the National Hurricane center coming up within the next hour. This is a huge system and he continues to move to the westsouthwest, just pummeling the central bahama islands. It is starting to make the turn which will eventually bring it to the north. 130sustained winds at Miles Per Hour. It is drifting out to the westsouthwest at about six Miles Per Hour. A welldefined eye. It is expected to turn over the next 24 hours in computer models are continuing to track it. You notice the track is further to the east, further offshore than it wa
Texas this morning. No one covers New Hampshire like we do. Now, wmur news 9 this morning. Amy good morning, New Hampshire. 6 00 on sunday, october 25th, im amy coveno. Well get to the top stories, we talked Chris Jarzynka into coming back. Chris hi, amy, 44 degrees. Hey, there was a car it was pretty quiet yesterday this time of the morning. Temperatures in the 40s and already 50s in portsmouth. Needless to say its going to be warmer almost by default. We have some rain moving on through and some of that is steadiest and heaviest in places like keene through the lower and upper connecticut valley. We had a batch of heavier precip, down through epsom in route 4 and moving through the lincoln plymouth area at the moment and off to the north, heavier rain through the connecticut lakes. Thats moving out this morning, temperatures. How long they last on your storm minutes. The strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere hemisphere, thousands of tourists had to seek shelter,