New England Will Be Spared Impact Of Hurricane Irma
It almost doesn't seem fair. As Florida prepares for one of the worst hurricanes in its history, our weather here in New England couldn't be better.
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It almost doesn't seem fair. As Florida prepares for one of the worst hurricanes in its history, our weather here in New England couldn't be better.
A coastal storm currently spinning off the North Carolina coastline will accelerate northeastward tonight and deliver a glancing blow to Southern New England.
While Tropical Storm Harvey continues to batter Texas and Louisiana, it is hard to believe, but the atmosphere has the energy to develop another tropical system just a few hundred miles away.
If Monday's solar show wasn't enough, you won't have to wait very long for your next chance.
We are now under a "Geomagnetic Storm Watch" for July 16-17.
A cold front will slowly push through New England on Saturday, likely sparking some strong to severe thunderstorms.
Sorry moms…this just isn't your year, unless of course, you enjoy a good 'ol fashion nor'easter!
Just 7 months ago, more than half of the state of Massachusetts was categorized as being in "extreme drought" and nearly the entire state was in at least "moderate drought".
A mini-nor'easter is on the way in the next 48 hours.
It does not appear as though ideal weather conditions will be met this year.
We've got ourselves a full-fledged spring nor'easter filled with all kinds of precipitation.
A whole bunch of precipitation is on the way and it is all about the temperatures.
An early spring nor'easter is on the way to New England this weekend.
It would be easy to sort of dismiss this weekend's storm, given it is coming on a Sunday and on the heels of a blizzard just a few days ago. But don't sleep on this one.
This storm will likely go down as one of the biggest, most impactful March storms ever to hit southern New England and the entire Northeast.
How's this for a forecast? Record cold and a potentially historic March snowstorm … got your attention yet?
It appears as though the next 7-10 days could be our longest stretch of significant cold of the entire winter season thus far.
Winter is about to return with a vengeance in New England. Multiple snow threats and near record cold are both in the forecast over the next several days.
Winter isn't over yet, and with three possible storms in the forecast it seems like spring is in the distant future.
Winds will continue to gust 30-to-60 mph for the rest of the afternoon and evening, slowly diminishing after sunset and overnight.
As we wrap up one of the warmest Februaries on record, not just in Boston but across a good deal of the country, it looks as though March will begin much the same, with record warmth and potentially some severe weather.
A full moon, comet and lunar eclipse will all be in the sky Friday night.
A powerful nor'easter is bearing down on southern New England and a blizzard warning has been extended to Boston and all of eastern Massachusetts.
A storm Tuesday and Wednesday will made for some sloppy conditions, though the exact track is not yet known.
Still, if you are traveling Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, there will be some slippery roads and minor accumulation. Here is the latest, and what you need to know.
