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down pours and a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow morning and things wrap up from 6 to 9 a.m. along with it damaging wind gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour out of the south. we will talk more about the wind timeline coming up. back to the breaking story tonight a. missing mother found safe. holbrook police tell us officers in connecticut located the woman late this morning. she had vanished about 3 on monday afternoon and tonight police have a lot of questions about why she left without saying a word to anyone. bill shields is live with more on the breaking story. bill. reporter: there s no explanation as far as we know of as why judy sales left her home but at least we know now that she is safe. he was glad that is about all cliff sales would say about his wife being found alive and physically unharmed in connecticut. waterford police department located her in waterford connecticut. who had seen the car on the news and pulled into a shopping called us. reporter: sh ....
are focused in southeastern massachusetts. that s where we have some of the deeper reds that are focused in here with torrential rain and a lot of lightning too. so this extends from the south coast to bristol county from new bedford and through plymouth county scituate seeing down pours and lightning in mash are marshfield. heaviest shifted offshore from boston harbor. there s lightning bolts but the heaviest rain pushed offshore. dealing with rain from woburn it s lighter and up knee essex county. area of focus is over southeastern massachusetts here in the next 45 minutes to an hour or so. as this whole cluster of miles per hour. that brings it through carver at about 4:44. so in the next 15 minutes hang way. islands. so this is not moving east. motion right through plymouth county over the next 45 minutes or so. in fact sile it in the hour by hour. cape and islands will linger longest with some additionaldownpours through early morning but most of us will be dryin ....
we had wind and rain and lightning and thunder in february. something you really don t hear this time of year. normally we talk snow. and doesn t it feel sticky. it s warm and we have been talking about temperatures in the 60s. no more severe weather right now but we are tracking a couple leftover downpours out there south of boston primarily. so one little area that we are watching from weymouth towards abington pouring and lightningtracker is on here and three no lightning in the cell so it s heavy rain you are dealing with. right from abington trechg into randolph and extends with another downpour from marshfield and westward from pembroke and easton and bridgewater many all moving to the east northeast. middleboro dealing with one tooand deeper reds near cherry street and stretching back near heaviest rain is pushing through. we have a band on outer cape. no lightning with this one butfrom or liens to east ham and nantucket as well. all of this is continuing t ....
trees and power lines taken down and streets flooded out. those storms have moved the cleanup is underway. but we are not out of the woods. good afternoon i am chris mckinnon. i am kathryn hauser thanks for being with us. right now 7,000 customers are still without power and we are in for more wind and rain this afternoon. danielle has latest. hey it s going to be not going to be nearly as bad as overnight but there s another round that we will talk about in a second. this is a rare it be event this is the earliest severe thunderstorm watch on record for boston. the only other watch we had in massachusetts in february is on 22nd and 1997. and we also had a record for daily wind gusts at blue hills observatory they measured wind speeds but going down in the record books at 76 miles per hour the old record 75 back in 1965. now that wind is not nearly as strong as overnight it s gusty now there s a wind advoicery for southeastern advisories for southeastern massach ....
about zika at the rio olympics. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. a lot of wind whipping. this is just, like, not even real. powerful storms stretch across the east coast. coast guard vessel cap sized during a rescue mission. they were tending on a fishing boat run that had run aground. this operation is still under way. winter weather hammered indiana and illinois. officials say this is some of the worst conditions they have seen. after trump s landslide victory in nevada, mitt romney called on the billionaire to release his tax returns. mitt romney said every candidate should release their tax returns. will you do to? sivent the nice thing i haven t made that much money that i need a tax return. sanders is holding rallies in a bunch of states. look out, when i look out at this crowd, i don t think there is any way we are going to lose on tuesday! apple ceo tim cook speaking out the company s ....