New Year's Day

California twins Aylin and Alfredo Trujillo were born just 15 minutes apart, but their birthdays fall in different years.

Boston’s first baby of 2022 arrived at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Aria Grace was delivered at five minutes after midnight to mom Taiana. She weighs seven pounds and five ounces, and the hospital reported that mom and baby are resting comfortably on this New Years’ Day. The Public Affairs offices at Massachusetts General Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center,...

It’s easy to come up with New Year’s resolutions and even easier to break them. Experts give their advice on how to stay on track.

With burnout on the rise, CNBC asked the experts about how you can best use the holiday period to ensure you start the new year feeling refreshed.

The need to set big resolutions might feel more pressing than ever this New Year, but experts say it’s important to reflect before making big changes.

We’re finishing the month of December and the year off on a cloudy and damp note. This work week has certainly seen its share of low impact systems from the get-go, so why wouldn’t we finish it off like that? Overall, the threat for showers will be in the forecast right through Friday, New Year’s Eve, with a more...

It looks like the sun won’t get to shine that much as we end the month and year on a mostly cloudy and damp note! We’ll continue to keep the threat for showers and sprinkles in the forecast Thursday afternoon, with temperatures in the 40s south and 30s north. Another weak wave moves through overnight Thursday, bringing more showers south...

Other than a few sprinkles across southern New England Wednesday night, we’re looking relatively quiet the rest of the night, with lots of clouds.  Temperatures won’t be too bad either across southern areas — with lows in the 30s, as a matter of fact, it will be difficult to find anyone dipping below freezing tonight!  Is it really the...

If you’re looking for the sun this week, I think you’re out of luck — 2021 is ending on a cloudy and unsettled note with lots of clouds and a couple of weak systems, which will bring a few rain showers south and snow showers north the next couple of days with temperatures progressively getting milder each day. Wednesday will…

There’s increased interest in holiday travel this year but the dangers of overspending and uncertainty around Covid could still spoil the fun.

An early rush to book Christmas travel is causing hotels and rental homes to fill earlier than usual this year.

After such a rough 2020, how can you make your new year’s resolutions realistic?

The last day of 2020 featured clouds and cool temperatures with a lull between storm systems.

New England is diving into a more active weather pattern as we start the New Year with a few storm systems taking swipes at the region in the days ahead.  The first disturbance was a cold front early Thursday morning that delivered rain from northwest to southeast – only about one to two-tenths of an inch and fast-moving enough to…

Today: Showers sink south, leaving clouds. Late day breaks north. Highs in the 40s.
New Year’s Eve: Partly to mostly clear. Temperatures around 30.
New Year’s Day: Sunshine, clouds late. Overnight snow and rain. Highs in the 30s.
Saturday: AM showers south, snow north, to a drier afternoon. Highs in the 40s.

Thickening clouds Wednesday come well ahead of a storm system that’s weakening as it approaches northern New England, but is set to drag a cold front through all of New England overnight Wednesday night.  Although Wednesday’s clouds limit how much effect the sun can have, an increasing south wind will help to bump temperatures to the upper 30s by...

A chilly wind blowing across New England from the northwest Tuesday has knocked actual temperatures in the 30s south and 20s north to wind chill values in the 20s and 10s, respectively.  With the wind increasing gradually over the day while temperatures hold steady and then drop toward sundown, the day only feels colder as the hours progress, with...

As Christmas celebrations wind down and preparations for New Year’s Eve begin, new restrictions have taken effect in Massachusetts that aim to curb a new spike in holiday-related COVID-19 cases. But when would evidence of that surge likely appear? Thanksgiving, which inspired the new restrictions, may offer a sense.

Although high temperatures may hit 50 degrees Monday in a few southern New England communities, lots of clouds and a steady breeze will ensure we never feel quite that warm. Nonetheless, when a threatening sky drops only a few bits of precipitation around midday to early afternoon, it’s likely they will be in the form of sprinkles, not flurries for…

Today (Thursday): Cloudy. A late sprinkle. Highs around 50. Overnight Christmas Eve: Rain west, showers east, pockets of dense fog. Temperatures in the 50s. Christmas Day: Rain, gusty wind and fog – worst in the morning with scattered outages, but rain lasts until late day. Highs in the 50s, 40s late.