now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. stephanie: some unusual weather is coming your way this week. you re taking a live look in manchester where it is 56 degrees. good evening, i m stephanie woods. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us about a warm up for the first week of november. hayley: it will be very unusual. . we usually have temperatures in the 50 s. we will easily be 10 degrees above that. some of us may touch 70 degrees by the end of this workweek. i want to tell you about showers passing through the state, especially in the lakes region. there were a quick couple of downpours that loop moved through laconia. now we have raindrops from rochester down to dover. may be in the northern reaches of portsmouth. these should dwindle in the next couple of hours. overnight, most of us clear. temperatures in the 50 s now. we will fall into the 40 s overnight. tomorrow, 50 s up north, mostly sunny and 60 s in the southern part of the state. i will have a full breakdown of the fo
lying on railroad tracks in clairmont. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m stephanie woods. the dog will need several months of care and rehab. mike has the story. mike: hope was found abandoned and starving near these railroad tracks. good girl. mike: hope is weak. she weighs 27 pounds about half of what she should weigh. this is the only this is the second week that she s been drinking water. she s under the care of kathy sullivan the owner of lost my way animal shelter. hope was found in the middle of the night last week by someone walking their dog on the the vet said probably another hour she would have been gone. mike: not much is known about her past. sullivan estimates she s between 1:00 and 4 years old. she says she s had puppies. this doesn t happen overnight. mike: police are aware of the situation but say it s unclear how the dog ended up on the railroad tracks. her pads do not show a dog on the run. her toenails are not broken. that s the worst
line in his wheelchair. no one covers new hampshire leak like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you. thanks for joining us today. i m erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i m sean mcdonald. i have a lot more calories after eating a lot of halloween candy. erin: seems like there s a lot left over. sean: it is a gorgeous weekend. kevin: this begins of holidays of all of the eating and thanksgiving and christmas and christmas eve. thus it begins. we start off this morning. we have a fairly quiet start to the day. the exception is the north country. clouds. there will be the risk morning. winds on top of mt. washington early on. you are going to notice as we organize our way through the day a good deal for sunshine and central areas. up north, the clouds keeping temperatures up over night will slow the temperature climb through the day into the lower half of the 50 s. upper 50 s and lower 60 s in central areas. the week with your forecast in a bit. let s lo
i m erin fehlau. sean: i m sean mcdonald. it is november. halloween is behind us. the world series is in the books. they kind of flipped the calendar. nice weather. kevin: we re looking at temperatures to remain at or above the average. when we get to sunday, that s when we start to cool off. mainly fair skies. the best chance of a shower over the next couple of days maybe up in the north country this morning with a weak disturbance gliding through. there may be a small chance of shower later on tonight as well. up north is where the thickest of the cloud cover early. temperatures which start the day climb into the 50 s to lower 60 s through the afternoon. 60 s for a lot of folks otherwise through most of the rest of the week. all of the details with your forecast coming up. let s look at your monday morning ride here. we re joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning, kevin. we did have a crash with i-93. cleared. you should be moving shor
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