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Get ready for a bit of a shock to the system. Mild and breezy conditions are expected in New England Tuesday as low pressure tracks north of the region. The area will reside in warm air through much of the day, with a southwest breeze gusting as high as 35 mph at times near the South Coast and steady at…

The remnant low of what was Tropical Storm Ophelia is moving south of the region today, and is the cause of our areas of rain, onshore flow and cool, raw feel to kick off this work week. Additional rainfall totals of up to 0.25 inches south of the Mass. Pike are possible, with lesser amounts the further north you go…

As post-tropical Ophelia continues to weaken, the impulse of moisture and rain bands remain through our Sunday afternoon into Monday. We’ll keep experiencing scattered showers into Sunday evening, that should spread from tonight into Monday morning. Our morning commute will suffer slower traffic and lower visibility. Temperatures will remain below average with cool low 60s dominating through Tuesday. Wind...

The remnants of Tropical Storm Ophelia, now down to a post-tropical area of low pressure, will continue to be a source of clouds and showers for the second half of the weekend. With the thick clouds canvasing the area, temperatures will be held down in the 50s and 60s all day Sunday. If you want to get anything done outside,…

Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall shortly after 6 a.m. Saturday in North Carolina with near-hurricane-strength winds. Ophelia promises a weekend of windy conditions and heavy rain as it churns up the East Coast, with the storm moving north at about 13 mph (21 kph) as of Saturday morning.  Ophelia is now a tropical depression, and all storm surge and tropical…

Tropical Storm Ophelia has made landfall near Emerald Isle in North Carolina, bringing gusty winds to the coast. Even as the storm continues to move inland, a lot of the sloppy and wet weather is dislocated well to the north. As the center of the storm nears land early Saturday, Hurricane Hunters are investigating the storm’s center to investigate...

Showers have already started in southern New England, with localized heavy downpours south of the Mass Pike. The rain is expected to increase in coverage this afternoon, with the possibility of thunderstorms, although the main concern is heavy downpours & lightning. A flash flooding is in effect for parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and the Sagamore Bridge to Cape…

Our stormy, and humid weather continues through the entire weekend on this Sunday. A stationary front is right across New England and will provide another day of showers, storms and maybe a strong storm with gusty wind, heavy rain and lightning. The showers will be around this morning, with another round in the afternoon to evening. More clouds are expected…

New England continues under cloudy skies, humidity, warmth as well as showers & storms this afternoon. The severe weather threat is lower compared to yesterday. Some showers and storms are forming in south central Connecticut, and moving into the northeast by the evening. Reaching inside I-495 in the middle of the day. Click here for the latest weather alerts. Highs…

After yesterday’s severe weather event, we’re all on pins and needles with the idea of more storms in the forecast. Today’s setup isn’t as robust as yesterday, but it’s possible that isolated severe storms pop up this afternoon. Humidity will remain high, so heavy rain will also be part of the equation (again). Placement and density is another consideration...

There were severe storms across New England Friday afternoon, leaving tens of thousands of people were without power. Flash flood warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings were in effect in much of New England throughout the later part of Friday, but they have since expired. See all severe weather warnings in your area here, and explore interactive radar below. The weather…

Thursday was another cloudy and cooler day, but some scattered showers and storms develop in the afternoon in western New England, though most of us enjoy many hours of dry weather, too. Some sun breaks out between the stubborn clouds and highs climb to the mid and upper 70s.  Across the South Coast, Cape and Islands, we will see showers…

Stepping out today has been a delight, its bright, its dry and temperatures are topping in the mid-80s. Our luck will run out tomorrow as the first rounds of rain will be pushed in by a warm front followed by more rain & storms Monday night-Tuesday. A few storms may become strong to severe for which we’ll keep an...

We have had a beautiful weekend so far, and the great weather continues right through Sunday. Any outdoor plans are a go, as we remain dry with seasonable August temps and lower humidity. The morning brings a few areas of ground fog in typical spots as temps are in the 50s to around 60 in city centers. By afternoon, mostly…

We’re enjoying a great weekend as drier air keeps working its way through the course of the day, our frontal boundary crosses south and gets rid of the clouds later today with increasing sunshine and mild temperatures. While the sea breeze will take over the coasts on the second half of the afternoon today, highs are still climbing into...

Weekend is here, and the weather is straightening out. There’s plenty of sun both days, but Sunday appears to be the brightest. Lingering clouds will blot out some of the sun today – especially on Cape Cod & the Islands –  but we’re at least partly sunny at times. Sea breezes at the coast keep temps in the upper...

Our First Alert continues for Friday, as we expect a number of showers, downpours and thunderstorms to develop over the course of the day, particularly during the afternoon to evening. Flash flood warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings were in effect in parts of northern New England, but have since expired. See active severe weather alerts here. What’s unusual is...

Our First Alert on Thursday is two-pronged: impactful heat and impactful storms. The heat and humidity will be felt by nearly all central, southern and western New Englanders, while the storms will be strong for some, but not necessarily as widespread as the heat.  See all severe weather alerts in your area here and track live weather radar below. A…

It’s a beautiful day across New England with drier weather this Sunday morning. Heat and humidity, however, will take over by mid to late next week accompanied by a warming trend that will likely result in a heat wave. The hottest temperatures will take place Thursday into Friday with possible storms Friday into Saturday. Abundant sunshine, however, will remain...

While Saturday turned into a great summer day, today has it beat.  No slow start with clouds, fog and sprinkles – just sunshine, save for a patch or two of valley and pond fog where temperatures cooled so comfortably overnight, thanks to comfortably low humidity levels.  That same relatively low humidity continues today, though a gentle sea breeze will...