Take a closer look at the radar. Notice where we have the rain. Raining boston, southward, even worcester, youre dry. Rain is to the west and to the north and its going to continue to kind of move in this axis over the next couple of hours. So where it is raining here across Southern New Hampshire, it has been raining hard. Weve actually seen some embedded thunderstorms as well, but the radar clear of any lightning right now. You can see, though, these heavy downpours around the orange area and just east. So this is shifting up towar were talking about rainfall rates on the order of an inch, maybe two inches per hour. It doesnt sit over you that long, but can produce localized flooding. We have a flood advisory out this way for the next couple of hours or so. Keep that in mind. This is all moving along a frontal boundary taking its time moving through. You see how were reloading back through eastern pennsylvania . Thats going to move in our direction as we get toward midday and into th
Cindy fitzgibbon. Fog a big story this morning. Fog, patchy drizzle, moisture hanging in the air. Sounds like summer. Its really soupy outside this morning. Brace yourself. The summer feel is with us all day long. The fog wont be. Take a look. Wherever you see the white north and west, there is quite a bit of fog reducing visibility. 1 4 mile around worcester up to lawrence, north shore, beverly as well. The fog is out there. It may slow you very summerlike. Mid 60s right now, closer to 70 on cape cod where were still looking at a couple of showers. One batch rolled through to the south. Theres another batch waiting to come in. Elsewhere cloud cover, a patch of drizzle, but the focus of showers through the first half of the day is going to stay in southeastern massachusetts with this stalled frontal boundary nearby. Well dry out a little bit this afternoon, but the humidity is thats not going to happen until tonight. Its a sticky day for sure. 9 00 a. M. , 70 in boston. Cloud cover thr
Short in the interest of public safety. Vanessa we are following breaking news in hingham, where crews have been battling the stubborn house fire. This is video of the fire on elm street about two hours ago. Weve been told within the last 15 minutes, three firefighters, two from hingham, one from for well, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. Fox 25s john monahan is on the scene now, waiting to speak to investigators, look for a live report from him at 6 00 p. M. Mark now to a developing story, a teenager is struck and killed by a Commuter Rail train. We broke overnight. Vanessa and new tonight, we know the victim is a 17yearold Boston University student. His body was found on the worcesterframingham line near the yawkey way stop and as fox 25s Sharman Sachetti reports, police are still piecing together the circumstances around his death. The reporter were live just off buick street, which is off comm. Avenue here in boston and we can tell you that up there, that is the mass
Was classified before he could file an appeal. In a harshly worded injunction, the judge ordered the sorb to pull the sex offenders information down off the internet until the sex offender could get a Court Hearing appealing his sex offender classification. Its a move that effectively hides the offenders whereabouts from the public, even though he already been convicted an even though the level two sex offender. Safety concerns cannot trump due process for section offenders, the judge wrote in his 25 page decision. Victim rights advocate wendy murphy. The judge got the law wrong and because the judge got the law wrong, the judge got the result wrong and now we have a situation where a dangerous sex offender, who has been declared dangerous by a board with experience, lots of experience, the reporter now, in a statement to fox 25, sorb chairman wrote the sor bs top priority is advancing its Public Safety mission by working to inform the public about sex offenders, as always, the sorb wi
Why people are so concerned. The reporter for the past year or so, there have already been concerns about polluted Drinking Water from wells near the runway behind me here at the airport. But these legal documents that we obtained now outline new concerns, saying that officials here violated federal law with how theyre handling storm water runoff from the trade port. It is troubling. We believe that the time is now for pease to come into the reporter compliance or a lawsuit for the Pease Development authority, after an investigation at New Hampshires conservation law corings uncovered pfcs around pease traitport. These are chemicals that pose significant risk to the environment, and, in particular, to developing fetuses and to newborn children. The reporter investigators identified the risk in areas where rain and snow melts ran lawyers notified pease officials of their intent to sue over what they say is a violation of the federal clean water act, saying the Pease Development authorit