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Mostly sunny, a few clouds out seventy seven degrees in Boston.
At eleven o'clock on this Sunday, July fifth, we have
made it to the start of a cool down. The
full forecast coming up, but first let's get you caught
up with news. The weather caused a major glitch at
last night's Boston Pops Fireworks Extravaganza, but they got back
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on track and the show went on. WBC's Logan Hall report.
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There was a torrential downpour over Boston, but after about
half an hour, the Esplanade was reopened and people started
flooding back in, and although there was a short delay,
the show went on.
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But we're mad.
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Ready to give you a fourth of July show like
never before. Performances from Trombone Shorty, Lady Wilson.
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Come in and it's the rapper rocked a muddy Esplanade.
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Who are you most excited to see?
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I think just the Boston Hops in general.
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I did this twenty six years ago and it was
the best show ever.
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Put A little rain couldn't ruin America's two hundred and fiftieth.
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And State police say that they were prepared for any
contingency and the evacuation was successful. President Trump meanwhile celebrated
our nation's birthday with a late night speech in Washington,
d C. ABC Selina Wang with details.
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President Trump celebrating America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday.
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Tonight, we pledge allegiance to the flag they gave us,
and we say God bless the immortal patriots of seventeen
seventy six.
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But also delivering a politically charged address on the National Mall.
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We want to keep America great, and we will do
so by approving the Save America Act.
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And repeatedly denouncing communism.
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And the speech was delayed by roughly two hours because
of storms there in our nation's capital. All Right, with
the fourth now in the books, the attention turns to
the dozens of ships that are about to sail into
Boston Harbor.
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The tall ships are coming to Boston next weekend. More
than sixty vessels from all around the world will tie
up on the city's waterfront. I'm traveling up the East
coast for weeks at this point. Yesterday, the seled up
the Hudson River and celebration of Independence Day. That's really
what this whole thing is all about. Another way to
celebrate the US is two hundred and fiftieth Birthday. The
programming surrounding their visit in Boston is entirely free and
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runs through July sixteenth. Jeremy Russ WBZ, Boston's news radio.
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Now the four d a WBZ at you weather forecast,
brought to us by long Home.
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We'll see some sun around this afternoon, especially in areas
north of Boston. It's not going to be as warm, though,
and we'll have lower humidity with a high right around daty.
Clouds fill back in with a low of sixty six tonight,
and then it's cloudy and cooler Tomorrow. There'll be some
rain around steady at south of Boston, only around seventy
well at periods of rain that continue for Tomorrow night
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into Tuesday, and some that rain will be heavy with
reduced visibility and pinning of water on streets and highways.
Tuesday's high is only going to be sixty eight degrees,
and even on Wednesday, as it turns nicer, it's still
going to be cool hi just seventy two, as clouds
trying to break for some Sunshine him Maggie Weather, meteorologist
Tether's Air and WBZ Boston's news radio.
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We are in the low to mid seventies in far
western Mass warmer and Holy Oaks, seventy nine, seventy six
in Worcester, up in Nashville, New Hampshire, eighty degrees, seventy
nine in Salem, seventy five in Plymouth. It looks like
we're averaging about seventy five on the Cape as well.
Mostly sunny seventy seven degrees right now in You are
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I'm Sherry Small, WBZ Boston's News Radio