showers

Gary Goldenberg, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital, joins Current to answer the million-dollar question: should you shower in the morning or at night?

The last couple of weeks, we only seem to get enough cold air into New England for snow when the wind cranks out of the north to carry cold southward from Eastern Canada.  Thanks to the nearby ocean storm – a powerful storm still presenting with an eye feature over the Atlantic Ocean Monday morning – we got that northerly…

New England straddles the line between cold air in eastern Canada and warmth surging up the eastern seaboard over the next couple of days, meaning a sharp divide between daytime highs in the 50s and 30s sets up from far southern to northern New England.  The temperature contrast begins Tuesday, and with a weakening storm center that was responsible...

New England remains smack dab in the middle of a gloomy stretch of cloud cover, drizzle and fog, but there actually are some remarkable subtleties in the weather when we take a closer look. A tap of tropical air is driving dew point temperatures into the 60s Tuesday – humidity akin to a summertime feeling, minus the heat – and…