the last 24 hours farther and farther east. winds right now 130 miles per hour, look how far off the east bound this is by the time we get into monday morning, hundred miles offshore is the track, hundred miles offshore of new england as well by the time we get into tuesday morning so we re expecting minimal impact with this hurricane. we ll have large sea swells and the possibility of rip current, rip tides out there along the eastern facing shorelines and south faying shorelines of new england. that is it for the impact. i don t be pet any rain from joaquin. the rain we re getting now, it s separate. there is also a more easter down through mid-atlantic that s battering that part of the state state. stationery front stuck just to the south of us and we do have moisture rolling right in on top of it recreating rain you see now. colrain and guffy wind that will continue tonight into tomorrow morning. you can see there is not much movement for that rain band here as we continu
do. reporter: one person is still in critical condition at this hour. we ll told two others have been upgraded to stable. one may be released from hospital today. at the news desk, brandon gunnoe 7 news . anchor: new at 4:30 at thing trouble at lowell high school. this teen threatened by his classmates after he was elected class president. six students have been suspended after a racially charged text conversation was made public. anchor: now students say it was all just a joke. dan hausle live in lowell now with more on what happened. dan? reporter: school officials say they are surprised by this because lowell high has actually elected minute either owy african-american school presidents before but something happened this time with a small group of students that has this school and students doing a lot of soul searching. i am disappointed like i . reporter: he admits he was scared when his election at school president at lowell high brought racists tests from cl
cape and islands until tomorrow, until 11:00 a.m. up to 45 miles per hour so the theme here is wet and cold overnight tonight and as we go through the weekend tomorrow is going to be the wetter of the two days, especially in the morning hours and will contend with minor coastal flooding again. there is a coastal flood advisor advisory tomorrow afternoon for along the east coast of massachusetts. we ll talk more on this forecast and when we finally dry outcom outcoming up in a bid . anchor: the surrounding surf an early headache for those that little live along the coast. many of them trying to protect their property. that s the scene. jonathan hall live in marshfield where he is talking about what they are dealing with out there today. john? reporter: they are dealing with gusty winds, wind whipped rain, it s colder out here than it should be and we have minor flooding. kind of a mini nor easter perhaps a review of things to come this winter but it looks like this time th
six of the weapons were found at the college where he opened fire along with body armor and ammunition. investigators discovered 7 more weapons when they searched through his apartment. according to authorities all the weapons had been legally purchased either by the shooter himself or by family members. the officials are still not providing though a motive for this shooting. nine people were killed and another nine others seriously injured in the attack. mercer was killed after a shoot shootout with police. although it s unclear whether he was killed by officers or took his own life it, was only the fourth day of class at the small community college which is loaded about three hours south of portland. students say they heard gun shots and knew that they needed to get out fast. this latest school massacre once again renewing the call for gun control in this country. anchor: this is a political choice we make to allow this to happen every few months in america. have to come
change in the forecast track for hurricane joaquin. still a great deal of uncertainty, but it keeps the center of the circulation offshore. either way, it means wind and rain continuing on into your sunday as well. so it s a wet start this morning. temperatures are in the 50s. it will be a cloudy and wet day. take your umbrella and your raincoat out the door this morning. temperatures will struggle to get back near 60 degrees. angie, back to you. thank you so much, chuck. right now storm team 4 is keeping an eye on two weather systems heading our way. hurricane joaquin could make landfall sunday or monday and the track of that hurricane could change depending on the nor easter. rain expected to bring a lot of rain to the area. news4 s megan mcgrath with a look at one area that we know is very prone to flooding. reporter: this is definitely a spot prone to flooding. we re getting light rate right now in old towne, alexandria. i m standing right at the base here. typica