boston forecast

Only isolated areas along Massachusetts and Vermont have seen some sunshine this afternoon. The breaks in the clouds diminish as we enter the evening and see some showers coming into Connecticut and western Massachusetts. Our showers will keep coming in the overnight hours as a shortwave moves through. We will see more showers coming in tomorrow affecting the early commute...

We’ve been talking about heat, and we got our heat… and it’s been record-breaking. We reached 86 degrees in Caribou, Maine yesterday and 89 in Burlington, Vermont. At 7:30 a.m., we exceeded the normal high, which is 68, reaching 72! It’s likely we’ll break some new records today and tomorrow throughout all of New England. We woke up to fog…

Sunny skies along northern New England are bringing more warmth and record highs this afternoon in Vermont and Maine. Caribou, Maine tied a record yesterday with a high of 79, while today, Burlington, Vermont is expected to reach the upper 80s, a previously established record high back in 1985 reached 84 degrees. Meanwhile, Boston has experienced below average highs for…

Clouds grow near the coast along with cooler temperatures and gusty winds for much of central and southern New England, but the magic of New England’s topography and sea breeze will result in a fabulous difference in temperatures this afternoon across the region. The farther north you go, the warmer and sunnier it gets. The farther southeast you go,...

We had another cool northeast breeze at the coast with temps in the 50s and warmth and sunshine to the north and west.  Our pattern slowly changes as we approach the end of the week.  A strong coastal storm continues to spin off the Carolinas and this northeasterly airflow is influencing the southern and eastern parts of New England...

Monday Evening: Mostly clear, breezy with temps in the 50s. Overnight Monday: Clear, cool and breezy with lows around 40. Tuesday: Sunny and breezy with highs in the 50s coast, 60s inland.

Summer warmth is on the way to New England this week.  First we continue the start of the week with a couple of cold nights and cool days, then a warm up for all by midweek.  A strong coastal storm is spinning off the Carolinas and this northeasterly airflow is influencing the southern and eastern parts of New England...

Any breaks of sun and brightening of the skies out there will be replaced with clouds once again this evening as a disturbance approaches from the west. Showers will hold off until after midnight in far western New England and pre-dawn in eastern areas.  Wednesday won’t be pouring or steady rain the entire day – but there will be...

Sunny skies and warmer air are expected for Sunday, along with light breezes coming from the coast. Temps vary from the low 60s to low 70s across the region, with sunshine being a constant everywhere.

It’s been a decent afternoon considering our highs reached the upper 50s and some low 60s. Showers started off our day and a few more have popped up through the afternoon but it wasn’t a complete washout of a day. The chance of showers this evening decreases and we’ll see lingering snow in the mountains with mostly clear skies...

After a warm front pushed our temperatures up to the 50s & 60s, the daytime heating is feeding off the chance for storms tonight. The showers started off from the west and continue to move towards the east. Heavier rain moves into northern New England along with the chance of thunder. With these strongest storms we could be seeing strong…

This evening we have clouds around and milder temperatures after warming to the 50s and low 60s this afternoon.  Most spots stay dry, with a chance for a stray shower moving through.  Overnight lows fall to the low 30s north, and the low 40s to the south.  More rain heads in for the weekend in waves.  No washouts, but...

We’ll see continued unsettled weather this evening and into the overnight as another wave of low pressure moves through New England.  Expect conditions to remain overcast through early tonight with some patchy fog and drizzle as well as a few passing showers.  Southern New England, especially southeastern areas may see some gusty winds as well as low pressure approaches...

Wednesday Increasing clouds, temps in the upper 40s. Overnight Wednesday Night: Rain arrives, ice Central & Northern New England. Lows in the 30s. Thursday: Rain. Snow & ice to rain Central and Northern New England. Highs in the 40s, 30s north.

We have had a couple of dry days with moderate to high pollen counts and increased brush fire danger.  Both issues will diminish by Thursday as we have a good soaking rain in the forecast.   First we have a transition day on Wednesday as we start the day off cool and dry.  Overnight lows drop to the 20s...

Monday evening: Breezy but mostly clear with temps in the 40s. Overnight Monday: Mostly clear and breezy, with lows around 30. Tuesday: Bright, breezy. Highs around 50.

Thursday evening: Mostly cloudy, scattered showers with temps around 50. Overnight Thursday Night: Early showers east and lows in the 40s. Friday: Early clouds to mild sun with highs around 70.

Showers moves in Wednesday and it will rain across New England Thursday, but by Friday we’re looking at sunshine and temperatures in the 70s.

Tuesday evening: Mostly cloudy with a sprinkle north. 50s inland and 40s at the coast. Overnight Tuesday: Passing showers, snow showers north. Lows in the 30s. Wednesday: Clouds to sun. Highs 55-60.

Friday: Sun to clouds with highs near 50. Overnight Friday: Cloudy. Lows around 40. Saturday: Rain, changing to snow from northwest to southeast. Coating to 2″ southeast, 6″-12″ in the mountains. Highs around 50 south/east, 40 north/west. Sunday: Sunny with a wintry chill and highs in the 30s.