Tim Kelley

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Overnight Friday Night: Clearing, black ice on roads. Lows in the 20s, wind chill 10.
Saturday: Winter sun. Highs in the 30s, wind chill 20s.
Sunday: Sun & clouds. Highs near 40, wind chill 30.

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.

Thanks to heavy April Fools rain and snow, our vernal pools are brimming, and in some cases running over with possible minor flooding from Tuesday rainfall.

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

After days of clouds last week, we enjoy a sunny weekend across New England.

Saturday: Mostly sunny. Highs near 50. Saturday Night: More clouds, spot shower southeast. Lows in the 30s and 40s. Sunday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the 50s.

Plenty of sunshine should push the temperature from near freezing Saturday morning to about 50° in the afternoon.

It’s a frosty start this morning in much of New England, but thanks to high pressure from Canada we have plenty of sunshine and light wind today. Temperatures climb quickly through the 30s and 40s into the 50s, with a few spots touching 60 degrees this afternoon.

Today: Sunny and cool. Highs near 60 degrees. Tonight: Patchy frost. Mainly clear. Low in the 30s to around 40. Sunday: Sun to clouds, chance of evening and night showers south. Highs around 60 degrees.

The storm that’s been bringing strong winds and big waves to the coast will finally ease out late Friday night. The center of the storm, located 200 miles south of Nantucket, took on some tropical characteristics Thursday night. It’s now officially Subtropical Storm Melissa.

We have jacket weather again today But at least the forecast is for improvement this afternoon. Our rain from last night is mostly ended, however in Maine rain continues, mixed with snow in the higher elevations central and north.

Another beautiful weekend! We are tracking a cold front that produced severe weather to our west Friday. It will lose energy as it nears western and northern New England late today.

A beautiful Wednesday for most of New England. In the state of Maine, where some locations have received a months worth of rain since Monday, that being about 4 inches near Bangor, clouds that are in here this morning should lift out this afternoon.

Steady as she goes in the weather department. We have another sunny start this morning, a few high thin clouds in southeastern New England will move out. Temperatures starting off in the 50s and 60s, climbing right up to 80° by lunchtime. That’s when we will see bubbling cumulus clouds with a few spot showers or thunderstorms this afternoon. High…

Multiple tornadoes were confirmed on Cape Cod on Tuesday, with three supercell thunderstorm complexes passed Southeastern New England since Monday that produced flooding and severe weather from the mid-Atlantic states to New York to Southeastern New England, with Cape Cod getting hit hardest by more wind damage than anywhere else in our area.

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for several areas across New England.

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for several areas across New England.

Officials have issued severe thunderstorm warnings for several areas in New England.

We are squeezing in a super Saturday, then a so-so Father’s Day. There’s quite an energized pattern crossing North America, with many boundaries and little energy centers. Saturday we managed to sneak a small high-pressure system with sunshine for most of New England that lasts until about sunset.