Things start to break apart as we are seeing a we are seeing a drying trend. 56 to 64. Steady temperatures and rain and winds steady. What to expect during the evening commute coming up. And speaking of commute Julie Grauert with live drive Julie Grauert with live drivetime traffic. I have a feeling it will be slow going. Julie you are right because when i turn on your radar the roads are very wet. Turn it off to get a better look at some of the main roads. Route 1 moving along fine and 93 south looks good. The volume havent set in most of you getting ready for the day and it will change drastically for you. Pike look. S good from the framingham through the weston tolls and wide open. Live drive times. 24 minutes from the pike there 495 to mass avenue. 2 minutes from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. Sara if you want to keep up to date where the rain is headed when you are away from the tv, get ou
Miles per hour along the coast Miles Per Hour along the coastline and 50 Miles Per Hour along the cape. And this is where as a result heaviest pockets of rain. Rained and wind peeking during the morning commute. By noontime, showers are starting to ease up. Potential for heavy showers down across the cape and the rest of the region showers break apart and still going to be very breezy straight into the afternoon hours and not quite the wind during morning and evening commute, a potential for a little bit of drizzle hanging along the coastline. 46 to 54. Rain and wind will be worse this morning. And i will give you a closer look into the morning commute coming up. Julie grauert standing by with live drive time traffic. Julie, a busy morning for both of us. Julie i think so too shiri when you put your radar over the traffic flows. Most of the major roadways are soaked. Route 1, 93 south, those wet roadways could cause some problems for you. Framingham through the weston tolls. You can se
1 00 p. M. Though it is going to be lighter shower, shower inland and send you home from work and a lot of steady rain will be done by 2 00, 3 00 this afternoon and hang on to many, many clouds though. So 46 if the 54 today barely budging temperatures and rain and wind will be strongest this morning into the early afternoon and back over to julie with check on roads. Julie veterans day has given us break because ray rouke has been severe and traffic flows and major roadways and brighton area and slowest spot 128 northbound right now through lexington. Live look at zakim, see some of the rain drops on the camera. 13 minutes on the pike weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 11 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike and 26 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. Daniel you can check the radar any time youre not near the tv with the fox25 weather app and free to download on itunes and Google Play Stores and shiri is back
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Hawaiian islands are facing delays, cancellations and risk. Alec savage is at the airport. In two minutes he will tell us what folks flying out this morning are telling him. Good morning. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steve, i know you are focused on our weather. You are watching the big storm . We are, indeed. Hurricanes dont hit the Hawaiian Islands that often. September 11, 1992. The last one usually they go south or north. There is two of them. One is definitely taking aim at the big island. Thats iselle. Wind 90 Miles Per Hour so its category 1 and its heading south of helo. The second one is heading to the north. Now, again, it will weaken a little bit as it moves over the higher terrain. The mountain areas are going to get hammered with a lot of rain. There will be a foot of rain, probably mudslides, damaging wind as well. When it comes out on the kona side, if the path is correct, a storm watch for kawai. Tropical clouds moving on out as we say. The low cloud deck is def