we ve got a weak boundary across the region that s going to be the culprit of some cooler air for the second half of the weekend. today i want to point out, wakely up to mostly the 40s and 50s, although we have a few cooler spots like keene into the 30s. areas of fog in some spots, but not that dense fog that we had yesterday morning. that s because the winds have calmed across southwestern new hampshire. that wind is active along the coast so we will continue to see fine visibility through the morning, but just be prepared for some limited visibility where we do see some later winds. temperatures today on the rise. again climbing well into the 50s if not 60. i ll show you what to expect in your town coming up in just a little bit. this morning the investigation continues into thursday s runaway mbta train. here is what we know so far. govenor charlie baker admitting the operating made several mistakes on that red lion train. one of those mistakes is a detail fox25 fi
a sheet of ice certainly is out there and we re going to take a look right now at the latest maps and so forth because there s a lot of cold ice hampering the roadways, right, sarah? yeah, we re noticing the temperatures, the cold conditions across northern new england just draining into southern areas. temperature now just blow below freezing in new bedford. still in the 40s in the outer cape but across new england, despite the storm system moving on out of here, we ve got a lot of low-level moisture trapped and that means we ve got a lot of clouds in areas of drizzle and mist, and with temperatures in the 20s, that mist and drizzle freezing on contact to cars, to streets, to the sidewalks, so we ll be dealing with icy and slippery conditions. i have to admit we have a midnight. and so any slush from the day today, black ice also a possibility. through the early-morning hours, but by 8:00 we re starting to see some improvement and by lunchtime tomorrow, we ve got drier wea
hampering the roadways, right, sarah? yeah, we re noticing the temperatures, the cold conditions across northern new england just draining into southern areas. temperature now just blow below freezing in new bedford. still in the 40s in the outer cape but across new england, despite the storm system moving on out of here, we ve got a lot of low-level moisture trapped and that means we ve got a lot of clouds in areas of drizzle and mist, and with temperatures in the 20s, that mist and drizzle freezing on contact to cars, to streets, to the sidewalks, so we ll be dealing with icy and slippery conditions. i have to admit we have a freezing rain advisory until midnight. and so any slush from the day possibility. through the early-morning hours, but by 8:00 we re starting to see some improvement and by lunchtime tomorrow, we ve got drier weather for a short time. i m already tracking our next chance of rain. i ll let you know when that arrives coming up. to fox 25 s ted daniel
take off without him. tim caputo live in southie with what investigators have learned about their run away train. tim? anchor: guys, there are a specific set of rules that every train operate has to follow both before they get on the train and while they are on the train. the governor said yesterday morning that operator broke the rules. anchor: irresponsible actions of one operate are weighs being ballet for thus s run away red line train. a source familiar with the investigation tells 7 news the operator had a chord tied around the throttle, then he stepped off the train to override a without him. anchor: i said at the time that the investigation was ongoing but that i had been led to believe that the throttle had been tampered with that s still my understanding, but again, the investigation has to be anchor: the red line train wouldn t starred up in braintree so the lone operator s supposed to lock both blacks, step off the train and flip a switch. the transportati
we ll have details of all those stories, including the patriots game and so much more state ahead on today in new england. first look outside. it s an absolutely beautiful start to your weekend. the sun is shining bright and mild temperatures, chris lambert lambert. who could ask for better temperatures in second week of december? very hard to get. the record high for the day the 68 degrees. not going to be close to the record, but near 60 this afternoon. hey, we ll take. average high is 43 degrees. 51 right now in the city of boston so shadows on the zakim bridge meaning the sun is out and shining here into the city. 43 in bedford. 34 norwood right now and fog nearly much of a problem as it was yesterday. we ve had patches of it but not dense at all and not nearly as widespread. mixture of sun and clouds throughout the day. any rain and sprinkle activity staying to the west of us. tonight or brief sprinkle tomorrow but that should be about it. otherwise, mile again this af