Weather

It wasn’t a true storm by any means, but some parts of Massachusetts did see their first snow of the season overnight. And some areas further to the north saw substantial snowfall. The high mark for New England was Berlin, New Hampshire, which saw 9 inches of snow fall overnight. But some sections of Maine also saw upwards of 7…

Southern New England remains stuck between a low-pressure system offshore and a high-pressure area over the Mid-Atlantic states. This will likely cause a northwesterly to northerly wind flow across our region. An area of low pressure extending westward from the offshore system brings a low chance of showers from late morning to evening across Cape Cod and the islands. It…

Parts of northern New England received up to a foot of snow overnight, while the stubborn storm system brought only rain to most of the Greater Boston region. Hundreds of schools closed and over 40,000 customers were left without electricity as a result. Greensboro, Vermont, got 12.3 inches of snow, with other areas of northern Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine…

Most of Greater Boston saw heavy rain and strong winds overnight. But in parts of northern New England, it was a serious snow event. The highest snowfall totals in the region were in Vermont, which saw as much as a foot in some areas. Here’s a look at snowfall totals across New England, according to the National Weather Service....

Sunday night: Rain develops by midnight, locally heavy, windy. Lows low to mid 40s.
Monday: Rain exits early, windy, afternoon clearing. Highs upper 40s to 50.

We saw a cold start to the day, but temperatures will recover nicely Sunday afternoon with highs mostly in the 40s southern New England, few 30s far north thanks to a southerly wind flow.  Clouds will increase and thicken Sunday afternoon and evening as a system over the central plains tracks rapidly to the east arriving in New England...

Sunday is going to be pleasant, slightly warmer than Saturday with cloudy skies. Rain chances begin late Sunday evening and early Monday. A warm front slides in on Monday, bringing us a little spike in temperatures and wind gusts up to 30 mph. That warm front and a cold front behind it will also bring in clouds and rain. Rain…

Expect a cold afternoon along with some high, thin clouds and temperatures barely reaching the upper 30s.  A Northwest wind around 15mph will make it feel a bit colder with wind chills in the upper 20s to low 30s at times, that wind diminishes later this afternoon and evening.  High pressure providing us with the cold the temperatures today,...

Friday: Seasonable with sun & some PM clouds. Highs in the 40s. Increasing PM breeze.
Overnight Tonight: Wintry cold & clear. Lows around 20, 10s north – wind chill teens.
Saturday: Wintry cold with sun & increasing clouds. Highs 35-40, wind chill near 30.
Sunday: Not as cold, sun to clouds. Night rain. Highs in the 40s.

Friday: Seasonable with sun & some PM clouds. Highs in the 40s. Increasing PM breeze.
Overnight Tonight: Wintry cold & clear. Lows around 20, 10s north – wind chill teens.
Saturday: Wintry cold with sun & increasing clouds. Highs 35-40, wind chill near 30.
Sunday: Not as cold, sun to clouds. Night rain. Highs in the 40s.

Friday: Seasonable with sun & some PM clouds. Highs in the 40s. Increasing PM breeze.
Overnight Tonight: Wintry cold & clear. Lows around 20, 10s north – wind chill teens.
Saturday: Wintry cold with sun & increasing clouds. Highs 35-40, wind chill near 30.
Sunday: Not as cold, sun to clouds. Night rain. Highs in the 40s.

New England’s Thanksgiving Day weather is about as good as they come in our corner of the nation: regionwide sunshine or fair sky, temperatures rising to around 50 south and 40s north, slightly above seasonal normals, and a morning northwest breeze gusting to 30 mph subsiding during the afternoon.   With a quieting wind Thanksgiving evening and night, temperatures will…

Overnight tonight: Steady clearing. Lows around 40.
Thanksgiving Day: Sunny with a busy breeze. Highs 45-50.
Friday: Sun & clouds. Highs in the 40s.

Trading wind and rain for breezy sunshine into the holiday! Conditions improve through the second half of Wednesday and Thursday. Wind will stay gusty through Wednesday afternoon and evening. A wind advisory is in place for the coast until 3 p.m. Otherwise, Thursday will be dry, bright, and breezy. Highs for Thanksgiving will be in the 50s! If you like…

For most of Greater Boston, Wednesday morning’s storm brought more rain than snow. But some areas of northern and interior New England saw accumulating snow. The highest snowfall totals in the region were in Vermont, which saw 6 inches in some parts. Here’s a look at snowfall totals across New England, according to the National Weather Service, although some...

A low pressure is increasing cloud cover across New England. Rain and snow enter by Tuesday evening for central and western New England. This comes overhead and will bring snow to the higher elevations. The valleys will see a rain/snow mix and plain rain. Wednesday morning as the sun comes up, most areas will be seeing all rain, and...

While the weather to start the week has been quite nice, things are quickly taking a turn. A new storm system developing across the Central Plains will bring wet and rough weather through much of the eastern U.S. ahead of Thanksgiving Day. Late season severe storms are possible across the Central and Southern Plains on Monday night. Portions of...

Sunday night: Mainly clear and chilly. Lows in the upper 20s to low 30s
Monday: Sunny and cool. High around 40.
Tuesday: Increasing clouds. High in the mid 40s.

Sunday night: Mainly clear and chilly. Lows in the upper 20s to low 30s
Monday: Sunny and cool. High around 40.
Tuesday: Increasing clouds. High in the mid 40s.

Saturday night: Mainly clear and chilly. Lows in the upper 20s to low 30s
Sunday: Mostly sunny with a bit of a breeze. High around 50.
Monday: Sunny and cool. High around 40.