Widespread 8-To-12 Inches Of Snow Coming In Weekend Storm
There is no avoiding it now - snow is coming - our biggest storm of this young winter season is on the way.
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There is no avoiding it now - snow is coming - our biggest storm of this young winter season is on the way.
There is a snow storm coming this weekend, but the good news is it will not be a major event.
So by now you have likely heard the rumors…the weather world is a buzz about the potential for a weekend storm here in New England.
We have our second accumulating snowfall in two days, some of the coldest air of the season about to move in, and yet another storm potential this weekend!
A bit of a messy situation set to unfold for the Monday morning commute.
In New England, we are accustomed to measuring each storm by the amount of snow it will drop, but the true measure of a storm should encompass more than just snowfall amounts, it should measure how the upcoming storm is going to IMPACT you.
You don't have to do anything more than look out your window to know it's a mess out there.
The biggest storm we have seen in months is on our doorstep, just in time to make Thanksgiving travel a bit messy.
A major storm could create a travel mess across the Northeast for the start of the Thanksgiving holiday.
A significant coastal storm for southern New England is in the forecast next week.
Get ready, we may just be in for our first real taste of winter weather.
As Red Sox Nation can finally rest and get some sleep, Mother Nature is about to wake up.
Boston is once again at the center of the sports universe for the next few nights and the good news is Mother Nature will not interfere in a major way.
A coastal storm will likely be headed this way early next week.
Like the old Mark Twain saying goes, "If you don't like the weather…just wait a minute." In true New England fashion we will go from tank tops and flip flops to sweatshirts and jeans in just 48 hours.
With 25 days in the books, summer 2013 has already seen its share of weather extremes.
Optimism is growing for the weather on the Fourth of July.
For many of us urban gardeners, the shady areas of our garden are often the most challenging.
Summer officially started last Friday and just two days later our first heatwave began.
A general 1-3 inches of rainfall is expected, prompting yet another flood watch from the National Weather Service.
Nothing like a tropical storm to start off your weekend, right? Here's a timeline for this weekend's weather forecast.
We are in for a 3-to-4 day heat wave, something more typical of July or August is coming in late May and early June.
Temperatures are set to plunge into the low 30's overnight in most of the suburbs, perhaps just cold enough to damage or kill some tender vegetation.
We asked Mark Saidnawey, owner of Pemberton Farms in Cambridge, what we can safely plant at this point in the season.
This year looks like a more typical, run of the mill, mid-April day.
