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
Desperately. The timing is not great but well take it. The kids are heading out to the bus stop, even if its not raining where you are, when they are getting off the bus there will be some showers around, and the rain is going to be filling in a lot of areas. So far it has been heaviest through northern Worcester County and Southern New Hampshire where it has been raining, it has been raining hard, and we have had some embedded thunder and lightning and getting a new strike here. Near the warren area, near lifting towards the north and east so rutland and holeland, heavier rain. Notice the heavy rain extends right towards nashua, New Hampshire, and this is where the rain has been falling at a rate of close to an inch to maybe even two inches an hour, so it has led to poor drainage. We have a flood advisory up until 7 30 this morning. All of this rain is lining up along a slow moving frontal boundary, which is interacting with the tropical air mass. This is whats going to be filling in,
Campus. We could get a couple more inches. Storm team 4 says over the past few days some parts have seen 2 feet of rainfall and its created dangerous flooding. Rescue workers say they ive saved so many people, theyve lost count. Houses submerged, cars pushed up against buildings. We have lost everything. Pretty much what i have on is what i have. Weve lot everything, vehicles, clothes, everything. Devastating scene. Theyre calling this storm a once in a thousand year event. A group of special First Responders from our area and well get back to that story in just a moment. Heres the latest on coastal flooding in our area. Light green continues to be an advisory. Dark green under a coastal flood warning. The advisories and warnings are going to run through early tomorrow morning. Youll be impacted mainly around the high tide like old town. You can download the app. If youre under the advisory or warning and get the latest information on when youll most likely be impacted as tides come in
The cape and islands. 40s for the southeast as well as the south shore, but a few sprinkles showing up here on radar. In fact, we have a better shot of some showers further to the north. Boston metro, mild. Upper 40s and typically we see the mid40s for this time of year. Thanks to the cloud cover through the overnight hours, but if you were going to be traveling from rindge to manchester to concord, New Hampshire. Expect to see light rain, few raindrops possible. In fact we will be watching the clouds continue to be off and on throughout the day today. More clouds than sun at times, and through the morning hours, we could see a few sprinkles along southeastern parts of New Hampshire, as well as the north shore. Some of the chances will continue in boston out toward worcester. Areas to the north. Most areas staying dry, but just cant rule out that stray sprinkle. The one thing you will notice much milder for the day today as temperatures are already starting off in the upper 40s. We wil
Court this morning. We are there as she goes public for the first time in weeks. Future of standardized testing one step closer to being solved and what we are learning this morning about important test results and how it could impact everyone not just students and their parents. Im julie grauert. Im daniel miller. Cold snap finally breaks and in for shiri back to fall weather today and freezing stuff out of the system for now. A little taste of this but Mother Nature decided to go back where she should and at 50 right now, warmer than we were at any point yesterday and also tracking and southern vermont and traveling along 95 and 93 and may need windshield wipers and fairly dry with mostly to partly cloudy skies and take look at that, 61 in nantucket right now, 40s and 50s as well starting off and temperatures will continue to climb into upper 50s and cant rule out stray shower but many stay dry throughout the day and afternoon we will hold on to the clouds as temperatures will be in