December Weather Preview: Could Boston Have A White Christmas?
Winter has arrived. Here is a preview of what to expect in December.
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Winter has arrived. Here is a preview of what to expect in December.
This mission will give NASA valuable insight should we find ourselves on the brink of extinction one day in the future.
As of this writing, there are not any major weather worries next week.
Thursday is just the latest "warm weather news" for Boston in what has been a very warm year.
We just might have a chance of catching the end of the eclipse tonight as the clouds are clearing.
This month is turning out to be a great time for nighttime sky watching.
The autumn evenings are some of the best of the year for sky watching.
Boston didn't dip below 50 degrees until October 18th this year, 5 days later than the prior record in 2018.
That doesn't mean the area won't get some cold stretches and big snow events.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected through Tuesday evening and a few of them are likely to be severe.
Expect rounds of downpours Thursday and possibly a few thunderstorms as well.
It's far too early to predict the forecast for this winter. But that doesn't stop the Farmers' Almanac from trying.
Ida's rainfall will arrive here late in the day on Wednesday. The heaviest rain is expected from about 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday.
The summer of 2021 currently ranks as the 4th wettest on record in Boston and 4th wettest in Worcester. Both locations could easily (and most likely will) move up to 2nd on the list.
Video shows a weak tornado spinning in Marlboro Monday afternoon as a series of severe weather warnings were issued in Massachusetts.
After three days of record heat in southern New England, our weather is about to change in a major way, just in time for the Fourth of July weekend.
We are in for an astronomical treat at sunrise!
Got outdoor plans Wednesday night? You will want to keep an eye to the sky.
Are you ready for the "Super-Flower-Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse"?
The launch was originally scheduled for Friday evening
There is some good news and bad news with regards to your opportunity to see some "shooting stars" this week.
Believe it or not, we do actually have a well-defined set of normal weather conditions for each day, month, season, and year.
This storm is the real deal. A slow moving powerhouse at upper levels of the atmosphere.
The snow amounts in Massachusetts Friday morning will be lower than expected.
In typical New England fashion, it appears we are going to get one final punch to the gut before we can officially turn the page to spring.
