Fall Foliage Peak In Northern Massachusetts, Southern NH This Weekend
It ain't over 'til it's over! And the fall foliage season in New England is not over yet.
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It ain't over 'til it's over! And the fall foliage season in New England is not over yet.
The colors have come about 1-2 weeks earlier than normal this fall.
There's some bad news to pass along about the foliage way up north.
After an exceedingly dry and quiet stretch of weather, we finally have some much needed rainfall headed our way.
Drought can be good and bad for fall color.
Seas rarely get this rough in our area, anyone needing to be on the water Tuesday should heed all precautions.
If this trend continues, you can expect the water restrictions and bans to increase this fall.
The haze over southern New England Tuesday is from the smoke created by the wildfires in the western United States.
The release of the annual Farmers' Almanac winter forecast has quickly become one of Terry Eliasen's least favorite days of the weather year.
For many of our major cities and towns, the summer of 2020 will go down in the record books as a Top 10 hot and/or dry summer on record.
One of the best meteor showers of the year is happening Tuesday night.
Tropical Storm Isaias will bring a 6 hour period of very gusty, damaging winds to southern New England.
We are currently examining three potential scenarios for Isaias here in the Northeast.
There is a threat for severe thunderstorms across eastern Massachusetts from 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
Temperatures will soar past 90 degrees Saturday, Sunday and for several days into next week.
The air mass that has parked itself on top of New England and much of the East Coast is downright tropical in nature.
Good comet viewing with the naked eye is something extremely rare, perhaps only occurring a handful of times in a lifetime.
Currently we are in what would be classified as a short-term drought.
Saturday could be the hottest day of the year thus far with highs reaching near 95 in spots.
It's storms like these that can make or break a winter and this winter has been full of many more misses than hits.
A powerful ocean storm will pass by southern New England late Friday night.
Maybe, just maybe, we will be golfing and hitting the soccer and baseball fields earlier this year.
Much colder air pours in behind the system Thursday night and Friday.
This storm is far from over, in fact we have another full day of rain, wind and perhaps a touch of snow.
Thursday was snowy, and the storm continues with some rain before a cold weekend.
