Will Christmas Eve Shatter Weather Records?
We're on track to have a record-breaking Christmas Eve, with a high of 68-70.
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We're on track to have a record-breaking Christmas Eve, with a high of 68-70.
70 degrees is not out of the question for Dec. 24.
There will be a Christmas full moon for the first time since 1977.
It's one of the most common questions the WBZ weather team gets - will there be snow for the holidays?
Halloween weather has been up in the air in recent years, but there's good news for this weekend's trick-or-treaters.
As if Halloween wasn't scary enough, it's the ultimate "trick-or-treat" this year as an asteroid roughly the size of a skyscraper will pass perilously close to Earth on October 31st.
Terry Eliasen thinks you can clearly infer that NOAA is forecasting a much more "tolerable" winter here than the last.
Confidence continues to increase for an out-to-sea track for Hurricane Joaquin.
Predicting Hurricane Joaquin's track is proving to be a difficult task for meteorologists.
There remains considerable uncertainty with the track of Joaquin.
Joaquin has been sitting just north of the Bahamas feeding off of some very warm ocean waters and as of this morning, strengthened into a hurricane.
You will have the chance to see the elusive Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Sunday night.
Looking ahead, many reliable weather models have New England completely dry for the remainder of September.
Everything you need to know about the Perseid meteor shower.
It just wouldn't be the 4th of July in New England without a weather scare or two.
This will be the first 4th of July in 4 years without any major weather concerns!
Could it be? A comfy, worry-free weather forecast for the 4th of July? It is looking more and more like that will be the case.
What will this 4th of July bring?
This will be the best weekend of weather so far this year.
Beginning on Friday, we are likely to see several days near or well above the average temperature. But we must endure one final blow from this relentless winter.
We just can't shake it. This pattern of snowy weekends is getting to be a bit ridiculous.
In the next three days we will lose more than 50-percent of our snow pack.
This weather pattern isn't going anywhere fast.
This has clearly been one of those winters that you will never forget.
Typically, with 3 days of temperatures in the 45-50 degree range, you would lose about 2-to-4 inches of snow pack.