Danielle, take it away. All yours. Danielle we do have snow still ongoing at this hour. You can see especially for you folks along the cape and the islands, but everybody else mess. We picked up quite a bit of snow depending on where you live. Now on the cape and East Falmouth picking up 15. 3 inches of snow. On the vineyard about 15 inches of snow and still snowing for you folks there. So you may add a little bit more to this number. As far as in plymouth, about 8. 5 inches of snow. In boston this is at about midnight 6. 1 inches of snow. It got as far north as tops field seeing three inches of snow there. We do still have the winter storm warning for our coastal communities along the south coast as well as the south coast of even parts of southeastern mass and the islands. That is until 7 00 this morning because, of course, were still seeing snow bands ongoing right now. You can see heavier snow bands there. The visibilities have improved just to be aware of that. This is going to qu
The storm is gone. We got melt inning yesterday. Well get more melting in today. Look at the temperatures right now. Were in the teens and 20s so where we we have melting yesterday might be one or two icy spots here or there this morning. 22 in worcester. 27 out the door in boston. Notice plymouth youre in the teens. Orange just 16 degrees right now. Patchy clouds have been kind of moving through here during the overnight hours but they are shifting off shore. Sunshine today. Weve got High Pressure nosing in from the west. That means clearing skies this morning and loads of sunshine here on your monday. Temperatures coming up by late morning to near the freezing mark. Well spend most of the afternoon in 30s. Look at this. The winds are light out of the northwest. They begin to shift to the south late in the day. Light winds and temperatures sneaking up into the mid and upper 30s. It will feel pretty nice this afternoon. 34 in worcester. 35 in boston. Mid and upper 30s possible south of
Lexington near exit 31 its rear driver side wheel somehow came off and went flying over the jersey barrier into the northbound side of the highway hitting the driver of this toyota camry. The front part of the car and windshield seem to be the point of impact. The driver a man was killed. Pickup was stopped in the highway several hundred yards past where the tire flew off. State police have the vehicle surrounded. The crash brings to mind a similar one that happened almost two years ago to the date also on 128 if you exit up the highway in burlington. In that case a truck dropped a mattress in the middle of 128 and the debris spark a chain of events that led to a womans death. That driver didnt stop. We spoke tonight with a man whose mother was friends with that victim. That was somebody that didnt tie it down or but this is attire that just i very very unfortunate not something i prevented. In this case police are still working to notify the next of kin so they have not identified tha
All something about overcoming the odds. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, erica hill. Good evening. For millions of americans, this sunday is far from a day of rest. 88 Million People across 24 states directly affected by this weekends massive storm. An impact that could linger for days. In the nations capital, were learning federal offices and schools will be closed tomorrow. The recordsetting system brought 24 relentless hours of snow and powerful winds to the region. Leaving behind a major cleanup effort. Along the jersey shore, some towns under several feet of water today. Residents anxiously monitoring the swollen streets. Across the country, travel is anything but routine. We begin our coverage tonight with Miguel Miguel . Erica, good evening. This is your typical washington, d. C. Street. It hasnt been plowed, only shovelled. Thats by the people who live here. Look at the cars. Three, fo
Called paramedics who were nearby and able to get him to the hospital quickly. Were live, dan hausle, 7news. Also breaking tonight. Fire people rushed to the quincy. A look there on the right. Can you see see smoke billowing from what the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority building. Lets head out to steve cooper. What are we learning about the blast and hick hurt, steve . Reporter well, five workers are at the hospital tonight. You look behind us here and see emergency responsiblers still on the scene. In fact, a short time ago, several more pieces of qiement and the Quincy Fire Department arrived here. You can see see theres smoke coming from the building. This was a difficult fire to fight because it was so far down below ground, and five workers were rushed to the hospital in all of this. They were down in there working. And boom there was an explosion. Reporter Emergency Responders racing to reach five explosion here at the nut island Waste Water Treatment Plant on c avenue an