Southern New England

We’re not even at the end of summer, and already New Englanders are looking ahead to winter. While it’s much too early to discuss specifics, we can start to get a hint of what’s ahead.

New England is no stranger to piles of snow being dumped onto the region each winter. Take a look at some of the worst storms to hit in modern history.

After a gorgeous and fair spring day across New England, clouds will thicken overnight tonight ahead of the next system that will bring rain, heavy at times, for Friday and Saturday.

Boston has set a new record high temperature for April 11. The temperature is currently 84 degrees in the city, six degrees higher than the old record of 78.

A fantastic Opening Day is on tap across New England today as high pressure dominates, bringing another sun-filled day. The Boston Red Sox take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at 2:05 p.m. with temperatures in the upper 40s by first pitch and reaching into the low to mid 50s by game’s end.

An incoming storm could bring the cold stuff, or we could be stuck with rain again. Pamela Gardner has the latest on what to expect for snow in New England.

Overnight Tuesday: Light wind, partly cloudy. Lows in the 20s, 10s North. Wednesday: Fair with a cool breeze. Highs around 40.

Meteorologist Michael Page takes us through the coming storms and what exactly an “Alberta Clipper” is.

After a sunny Saturday, our weather is about to take a turn Sunday.

Cold temperatures welcome us into the weekend as our lows have dropped to the teens north and 20s south. The wind makes it feel much colder than that. We can’t completely shake the wind Saturday afternoon, so gusts my push 25 mph from the west, northwest. Highs reach the mid 40s with mostly sunny skies.

The chill returned Saturday, especially across interior northern New England. Even though it was cold, the sun was shining for much of the area. Don’t get used to the dry, sunny weather – changes are on the way.

Wednesday’s record cold temperatures will be a distant memory once Friday rolls around. We have a slow warming trend by the end of the week, but another cold snap will soon follow. Wednesday night will be icy cold again as lows dip into the teens and 20s. Northern New England will see lows in the single digits and teens with...

Wednesday evening: Staying clear and cold. Temperatures in the 20s. Overnight Wednesday: Clear and cold. Lows in the 10s. Thursday: Sun to clouds. Highs near 40.

Despite sunshine today, temperatures will struggle to warm up after the record cold start for parts of New England. Expect highs in the 30s to near 40 degrees. Winds will be light, which means it won’t feel quite as cold as yesterday.

We start our second weekend of November with the feel of late December.

Our next storm has shown up on our exclusive First Alert 10-day forecast for days and still looks to move in sometime later Monday and last through Tuesday, likely bringing a combination of rain and snow with the greatest chance of snow starting north, but a possibility for mixing or a change even in southern New England by the storm’s...

The Eastern Equine Encephalitis threat in southern New England finally comes to an end Friday night. After an especially difficult season with the mosquito-borne illness, a hard freeze is expected all the way to the South Coast of New England overnight Friday, which will result in either the death or hibernation of what’s left of the over 50 species of...

A frosty start to our Sunday gave way to a gorgeous afternoon with lots of sun and temperatures in the upper 40s north, to the mid 50s south. This week will bring changes to our weather pattern and this is how it goes: Monday will begin with a clear sky, but clouds will increase in the afternoon. Highs will rise...

Tonight: Clear & chilly. Upper 20s to low 30s. Near 39 in the city. Light/variable wind. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny. A few afternoon clouds. Low 50s. Tuesday: Milder. Some showers around. Around 60. Wednesday: Sun returns Mid 50s.