weather New England

A beautiful weekend lies ahead for New England. Each day features low dew points and light winds. Highs hold in the mid 70s on Saturday. A stalled front sits draped across the South Coast and keeps partly cloudy skies across the coast and Cape. The trend through Saturday is those clouds do break a part and we’ll have sunny...

Today: Mostly cloudy morning, clearing skies through PM. Highs in upper 70s, north wind becoming east PM. Tonight: Partly cloudy, lows in upper 50s, light east wind. Tomorrow: Sunny, highs around 80, light east wind.

Heat and humidity continue to take over New England. Heat advisories have been extended to tomorrow night and stretch from Connecticut out to coastal Maine, with the heat index rising to the triple digits both today and tomorrow. Our chance for storms continues this afternoon. We’ve seen downpours moving from west to east, but limited across southern New England...

Heat and humidity refuse to let go. Record temperatures were prominent in the region yesterday and today is another scorcher, with temps back in the mid 90s and heat indices in the triple digits. The record in Boston is 98, set back in 1924. The oppressive heat does not want to release its grip, with a heat advisory now extended through...

Today marks the end of July and one that will fall into the record books for being the third-warmest July in Boston’s recorded history, with the monthly average temperature running about 3.5 degrees above normal.  Not only will July 2022 make the top five for warmest temps, we’ll also end up in the top five – likely fourth – for driest ever,...

From the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Center… Today: Mostly sunny, very warm, low humidity. Highs mid 80s, sea breezes coast. Tonight: Increasing clouds, bit muggy, isolated shower south. Lows upper 60s Monday: Very warm, sun and clouds, isolated PM shower. Highs mid to upper 80s. Cape Cod Radio Forecast: Today: Mostly sunny...

Our fantastic weekend forecast continues through Sunday. It’s a crisp start to the morning with dewpoints in the upper 50s, and temperatures in the upper 60s. There isn’t much moisture in the atmosphere, so we’re in store for a sunny day. Highs Sunday are in the mid to upper 80s for most. Monday is similar, as moisture returns with...

Today: Showers depart, sunshine emerges. Low humidity. Highs in the 80s. Tonight: Clear skies, cool and comfortable. Lows in the 60s, some 50s in the suburbs. Sunday: Mostly sunny and pleasant. Highs in the middle 80s. Local seabreezes. Monday: Increasing humidity. Sun and clouds. Highs 85 to 90.

What a treat! We’re enjoying a gorgeous weather stretch for this last full weekend of July. Temperatures this afternoon aren’t quite as hot as yesterday (we hit 92 in Boston) – instead, our highs will be in the middle to upper 80s.  The biggest difference you’ll notice is the drop in humidity, as dewpoint readings continue to gradually fall...

After moderate showers overnight Friday and Saturday morning, we’re on the way to a beautiful weekend. Clouds continue to break through the day, and dewpoints drop. From the mid 60s to the low 50s by the time the day is out. Highs on Saturday are in the mid-to-upper 80s. Sunday gets even better with dry skies and a light...

Today: Showers depart, sunshine emerges. Low humidity. Highs in the 80s.
Tonight: Clear skies, cool and comfortable. Lows in the 60s, some 50s in the suburbs.
Sunday: Mostly sunny and pleasant. Highs in the middle 80s. Local seabreezes.
Monday: Increasing humidity. Sun and clouds. Highs 85 to 90.

Heat advisories remain across much of New England, temperatures rise to the upper 90s and our humidity is on its way to climbing higher tomorrow. Fortunately for many, humidity is not as high today, and temperatures don’t feel as oppressive. Severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued for parts of New England Saturday evening. The warnings cover west central Oxford...

Today: Highs in mid to upper 90s, mostly sunny, dew points in low to mid 60s. Tonight: Clear skies, southwest light wind. Tomorrow: Sunny and hotter, highs in upper 90s, high humidity. Increasing wind gusts may reach 28 mph. Monday: Chance for thunderstorms, highs in low 90s.

The weekend is set to sizzle. Both days will be scorching, with records possible on Sunday and heat indices climbing to the low 100s. We are at the height of summertime heat. Our warmest average temperatures run from the 16th through the 22nd of July. While we peak at 82.5 on average, our records range from 98 to 103. A severe thunderstorm warning…

Today: Highs in mid to upper 90s, mostly sunny, dew points in low to mid 60s. Tonight: Clear skies, southwest light wind. Tomorrow: Sunny and hotter, highs in upper 90s, high humidity. Increasing wind gusts may reach 28 mph. Monday: Chance for thunderstorms, highs in low 90s.

Low pressure will track through the region Monday into tonight, providing much of the area with a beneficial rainfall – but it will come with a cost, as we may have to deal with some severe weather as well.  It’ll be warm and muggy today with showers breaking out from west to east this morning, with some of those...

We’re up to quite some changes across New England in the next few days, we’ll see showers and downpours tomorrow, embedded storms and scorching heat right after. Aside from a passing shower or two this afternoon, we see mostly dry conditions, a mix of sun & clouds and a rise in humidity. Our dew points have reached the upper...

Today: Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the upper 80s. 40% chance of a passing shower. Tonight: Upper 60s to low 70s, mostly cloudy skies. Monday: Gusty afternoon. Dew points near 70. Highs around 80. Showers & storms push through.

Our mostly dry and warm pattern continues to roll on. Though some cities and towns were fortunate enough to receive a decent rainfall from yesterday’s storms, many were left out with barely enough raindrops to wet the ground. Our dry pattern continues through the weekend, which is great if you have outdoor plans, but not so great since much of...

A lucky few were hit by rain and thunder yesterday afternoon. For some, it was a wild ride of wind and hail (on the South Shore). Today’s forecast is a lot more tame thanks to a push of drier air into the region. Dewpoints may drop – and stay suppressed – for the next two days. This means more comfortable…