Enough away. Now its not the hurricanetype thats causing the rain and wind here. We certainly are seeing that were seeing the potential for some coastal flooding and Coastal Flood Advisory again tomorrow afternoon. Beyond joaquin we have our own issues to talk about for this weekend. Ill have that in a few minutes. The power of mother nature. In marshfield this round of weather not because of joaquin but still causing issues at this hour. Fox 25s john monahan is live in scituate. You have been speaking with residents definitely feeling the effects there . Reporter theyve been feeling the wind all day, ill tell you that much, mark. It has been blowing nonstop all day. It was high tide at 3 00 another is at 3 45 in the morning. That one not supposed to be a problem but tomorrow thats the one to watch for because this wind is blowing all day all night and all day tomorrow pushing this water right towards the coast. Pounding rain and strong binds batter the coastline. In scituate boats bou
At the satellite and Hurricane Joaquin. Now at 5 00 and 6 00, the track of that storm was headed out to sea. New tonight at 10 00, it appears to be staying that way. At this hour joaquin continues to bratter the bahamas. This is video of a coast guard rescue just north west of haiti. This 212 foot ship and its 2 million cargo sank. Good evening everyone im mark ockerbloom. And im joy lim nakrin. Now the forecast at home and to our south continues to dominate headlines and the temperatures tonight. Fox 25s john monahan is live in scituate monitoring the ongoing flood concerns. But we start with chief meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz tracking a very busy very wet stretch of weather. Its been that way hasnt it. We had a break yesterday from a lot of the rain but it came roaring right back. Its breaking apart a bit for now. Theres the moderate rain right there in the center of cape cod. To the north shore haverhill over to Hampton Beach getting some of that rain shower activity. To the north
The suspension of six students. One man loses his license after a drunk driver hits him. The reason his nightmare for several months suddenly went away just four hours ago after we looked into it. Right off the top tonight at 10 00 a live look at the satellite and Hurricane Joaquin. Now at 5 00 and 6 00, the track of that storm was headed out to sea. New tonight at 10 00, it appears to be staying that way. At this hour joaquin continues to bratter the bahamas. This is video of a coast guard rescue just north west of haiti. This 212 foot ship and its 2 million cargo sank. Good evening everyone im mark ockerbloom. And im joy lim nakrin. Now the forecast at home and to our south continues to dominate headlines and the temperatures tonight. Fox 25s john monahan is live in scituate monitoring the ongoing flood concerns. But we start with chief meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz tracking a very busy very wet stretch of weather. Its been that way hasnt it. It came roaring right back. Its breaking
Off the ballroom with a performance that had the entire audience on its feet. Bindi irwin with an emotional tribute to her father. What shaped me the most was would probably be when my dad passed away. You know, its been nine years. And gary busey says goodbye to the ballroom and opens up just to gma this morning. When you made me cry and good morning, america. A lot to get to this tuesday. Thank goodness the rain has stopped in the carolinas. But the threat has not passed. Take a look at this drone video right here. It shows just how powerful these floods are. You know, nine dams have been breached already. Many neighborhoods still underwater. It is causing billions of dollars in damage. As you know, george, the water is still rising this morning. And will be for days. You see the map showing the flood warnings right now. Our extreme weather team covering it all and we start with abcs alex perez in columbia. Good morning, alex. Reporter good morning, robin. Take a look at this incredi
Shiri. It is going to be a slow and steady climbout out of chilly morning and norwood dropping all the widown and 33 this morning, 38 in taunton, we got lower 40s in lawrence and fitchburg, 46 in plymouth, 48 in boston and i know worcester right now at 51 and we got 50s for the cape and islands but generally speaking you should be prepared for the 40s outside which means you do need the added layer. 9 00 a. M. Comes along and we are seeing things even out basically into the lower 50s and then by noon time it is going to be lower 60s. Highs peak in the 60s today, even talking up to 70 in a couple of spots but it does turn nice and bright and mild and exception to the 66 to 70 for highs is going to be the cape where it is a little bit cooler today, we are going to take a look at town by town temperatures many a couple of minutes and now i will send you over to Catherine Parrotta with live drive time traffic this morning. How are things looking for the commute this morning . It is busy on