stephanie: a chance of snow tonight for folks on the seacoast. you re taking a live look at portsmouth. by the time you wake up, the ground could be white. thank you for joining us. i am stephanie woods. adam: i am adam sexton. let s get to hayley lapoint on where the snow may fall. hayley: probably just the ground and grassy surfaces. probably not the road and driveway because they are warm from the day. you see the storm system right off the coast line. that will wiggle back and forth overnight. that is what it has been doing all afternoon. there will likely be some time where we have rain showers coming down at the seacoast. look at that dividing line. it is not even as far west as manchester. those of you from exeter for the seacoast, and look what happens past midnight as cold air starts to arrive. you see the ribbon of blue and purple. that is the snow showers starting to pick up right at the right on the rooftops, probably the windshield and grassy services. it will
trial in september addressed the court prior to sentencing rambling on unchecked for some 32 minutes about what a dedicated, hard-working, protective family man he was. prosecutors calling shine s crimes among the most heinous in our society. selling a child for sex is one of the most heinous and disgusting acts we as a society can imagine because it disturbs the very foundation of our society, one that centers around cherishing children and fostering their positive growth and development. amy: william shine sentenced to 15 years stand and committed at the new hampshire state prison. at 6:00, you ll hear shine in his own words extolling his virtues to the court. we re live in concord, amy covino, wmur news 9. jean: thank you, amy, a man shot and killed in columbia in past summer is sharing their david oldham s death is ruled a homicide. andy joins us live with the story. andy: it s been months since david oldham was found shot to death outside his home in columbia. his chil
basically, no troubles. easy traveling, sunny skies this last year when we were shoveling out from the snow and dealing with some major power outages. some of the memories from 2014 hold a special place in people s hearts. heather: yes, people were glad that it was better this year, but they said that the alternative way of making it happen last year really brought them together and made them realize what really matters. i am attending to be a julia child s type child type. heather: turkey cooking, pies ready to be eaten, and family gathering in the house. it is the traditional thanksgiving celebration. while enjoyable, jason says this year is somewhat vanilla compared to last year. this was the bird last year, are cute and brought over to jason s mom s house. with only generator power, the oven was not an option, same for dan. we stayed at my house, me and my two kids. heather: did you eat turkey? no, we didn t have turkey. we had whatever was in the fridge
now, wmur news 9 tonight. it turned out to be a nice, mild night in new hampshire. live pictures from portsmouth where it still 47 degrees. thanks for joining us tonight. i m jean mackin. we hope you are enjoying your holiday. let s begin with meteorologist josh judge and a look at the overnight temperatures. night. the clouds have pulled away. warmth in so it will cool off son, but still an above average northern new hampshire. that is hype rusher has slid to southwest winds up. that will be the case tomorrow until that front to the west moves in it cools things down chance for a few showers as well. s to the north but 40 s everywhere else. it still mild out there and the rest of the overnight hours we are staying in the 40 s and perhaps down into the upper 30 s and 40 s for some at daybreak. temperatures start rising tomorrow. waiting to you see how high they could go and the resulting cooler air behind it in the forecast in a few minutes. jean: i ll many granite
where it still 47 degrees. thanks for joining us tonight. i m jean mackin. we hope you are enjoying your holiday. let s begin with meteorologist josh judge and a look at the overnight temperatures. a lot of shoppers will be up all night. the clouds have pulled away. they held a little bit of the warmth in so it will cool off son, but still an above average night except for areas in northern new hampshire. that is hype rusher has slid to the east, bringing those warm southwest winds up. that will be the case tomorrow until that front to the west moves in it cools things down for the weekend and brings a chance for a few showers as well. 20 s to the north but 40 s everywhere else. it still mild out there and the rest of the overnight hours we are staying in the 40 s and perhaps down into the upper 30 s and 40 s for some at daybreak. tomorrow. waiting to you see how high they could go and the resulting cooler air behind it in the forecast in a few minutes. jean: i ll m