heavy downpours left big puddles like all over the region and if you look out the window your yard may be litter window your yard may be littered with branches, tree limbs. things of that nature. we have team coverage of the cleanup and commute and storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear. winds. shiri: milton, blue hill. winds gusting 70, 80 miles per hour. that is the reason behind that wind damage. we have some power of winds with overnight thunderstorms. the only flash is right around quincy. showers have lightened up considerably, but we still have rain in and around the boston area. winds will be gusting 24 hours. that is not strong enough to do any damage. we have a swath of heavier rain extending from hingham to holbrook down to brockton and over to marshfield right now. southeastern massachusetts for the next hour really going to be my wet spot on radar. braintree have scituate, hampton, middleborough. be careful for the heavier massachusetts into northern n
julie grauert. daniel: shiri spear has more with next round of storms. shiri: wind and couple sprinkles out there and still at 60 in lawrence, 61 in nashua, 60 in fitchburg, temperaturewise things looking great, boston at 54, still bunch of clouds out there, 55 in plymouth, and still got very light showers over the outer cape of nantucket. notice visibility really not all that bad until you hit about the cape and that s where visibility drops to mile in hyannis and half mile in nantucket and where we have the thickest clouds and showers, got the little touch of fog but through noon time get clouds thinning out, that s going to be the brightest time of the daylight morning through lunchtime, and this afternoon in come the clouds again. these are going to be very patchy showers, about 99% of them look light, there could be a patch of moderate rain out there. honestly it is a couple spot severe weather that we had this morning. showers winding down for now, at least the init
shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center and high wind will return later today. shiri: they are. we have gusty conditions for the afternoon and time being we are in decent shape. notice that we have a couple spot showers going up 93 and 95 right now, but outer cape where we have most of the showers. most of the rain is really pulling away from us. i want to point out it is incredibly warm, temperatures close to 60 , as far as gusts go i have drizzle in boston with 33 miles per hour gusts, but the gusts have lightened so much. they were gusting 60, 70, 80 miles per hour this morning with the stronger storms pulling through. plymouth 24 miles per hour gusts, chatham 33 miles per hour gusts, and you could see the band of rain covering the outer cape down to nantucket right now as we look into central massachusetts, dry, cloudy and the gusts have really come to an end. we had a couple last hour in worcester, but so far so good and things start to quiet town. by 8:00 a.m.,
19 in worcester. good morning, everyone. we re tracking some snow out there, patches of steady snow breaking from norwood to westwood. dedham, needham, back to route 27 stretch down to sharon and that s now including 128 there and stretches back across route 2 all the way through actonen into the merrimack valley seeing snowflakes fly here and this now extends here into bristol county patchily light snow breaking out. at time we see the scattered snow showers and snow squall working through. we don t expect a lot of snow a coating to an inp of snow. when you get under a burst of snow you certainly could coat the roadways and get a few slick spots out there. the story over the weekend is the arctic air. the coldest since last february. i expect temperatures on sunday morning between zero and minus 10 # across the area. just below zero in the city of boston. factor in the wind, windchill that minus 30 likely in the worcester hill closer to 20 to 25 in the city of boston. time
back on solid ground. it was a cruise from hell. the royal caribbean ship that cruised through a dangerous storm returns to the relief of thousands of passengers. as cruise line officials admit they need to do better. and the return of the polar votext. a huge portion of the country is about to get really, really, really cold. today thursday, february 11, 2016. from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on a thursday morning. 23 degrees out there. that will be known as a heat wave this weekend. by sunday it could be 1 degree or 0 here in new york city. bundle up. let s start with breaking negotiations those four people still occupying a federal building in oregon now appear to be on the verge of ending that siege. this 41-day occupation could come to an end this morning with occupants saying they plan to turn themselves in peacefully following dramatic develop