gene: 7:00 on wednesday morning, november 16th, we appreciate you hanging out with us this morning, i m gene lavanchy. sara: i m sara underwood. a little bit of drizzle out there and nothing like yesterday. meteorologist shiri spear says the heavy rain is gone. stormtracker weather center for when we dry out for good. shiri: starting to see the trend, 52? right itself and traveling north or west this morning into central massachusetts, the merrimack valley, southern new hampshire, that s where i got some fog in between now and 10:00 a.m. we are going to see a lot of that fog really start to thin out. in the meantime look at all of that cloud cover, couple sprinkles ahead last hour in portsmouth, new hampshire, right now most of us reporting dry conditions, keep many mind i wouldn t be surprised if there s a little mist out there and tires of car going to end up kicking up moisture as well and temperature steady in the mid-50s through about 1:00 this afternoon out toward
the review of the medical community s prescribing practices and increasing the availability of the life saving overdose antidote narcan. the governor says solving this problem goes beyond the government. this is an awe hand on deck moment for new hampshire. josh: the poll also says more than half of new hampshire residents are willing to spend more taxpayer money to deal with this epidemic. jennifer: one of the biggest challenges is fining treatment immediately. the number of affordable beds limited and waiting lists long. and the window of time for someone seeking help is very short. heather hamel is here to explain if they can t get admitted quickly, they may give up fast. reporter: hope for new hampshire and recovery in manchester works with people recovering every day. they say depending on a person s state of mind they may only have five minutes to help them. the state that we re in right now is there s no beds, unless reporter: it a problem they run into frequently.
like we do. now wmur news nine daybreak. good morning, everybody. i m sean mcdonald. a beautiful day yesterday. kevin: kind of cooler sunshine out there today. we will drop by five or seven it comes with a light wind and sunshine. a lot of a little bit of fog out there this morning. a fair sky that continues to the good part of the day today. a clear start to this evening before clouds start increasing ahead of the system that comes through tomorrow. temperatures have dropped into the 30 s up north. lower 50 s from manchester to the coast. highs today in the 60 s. upper 50 s in the north country. extended forecast. let thursday morning ride. davidson. deb: right now we are seeing lane restrictions on 93 south in the concord area. it is right between exits 12 and 13. the crews are doing drainage work. it should be wrapping up at 6:00. give yourself some extra time. right now things look good from manchester with no delays on 23. 293 north and south, we have five and
sean: good morning, new hampshire. i m sean mcdonald. it is thursday. going to be another beautiful day weather-wise. we re in the middle of a great stretch them out with the exception, perhaps, tomorrow. kevin: one of the ranges we will have his tomorrow. today, though, nothing but sunshine. light northerly breeze and little bit cool to start, but not too bad. you can see clear skies out there now. the next system will be fairly quick moving, but will be around if people will be traveling across new england to get to holiday destinations. near 54 manchester. highs for most will be in the low to mid 60 s. i m 50 s up north with clouds increasing overnight tonight. much more new forecast coming up. it s take a look at the morning ride. we re joined live by 95.7 wzid s deb davidson. good morning deb. , 93 is looking great from chilton all the way down to the and then again from manchester down to londonderry and salem. 293 is moving well to the city, even up to speed