Here We Go Again...
The storm we've been plotting all week has finally made it to the East Coast and it is undergoing strengthening just south of New England.
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The storm we've been plotting all week has finally made it to the East Coast and it is undergoing strengthening just south of New England.
A general 1-3 inches of rainfall is expected, prompting yet another flood watch from the National Weather Service.
Flood Watches have once again been issued from Thursday to Saturday morning...
So far June has been very frustrating with all the rain we have seen and with another frontal system loaded with moisture marching through,
Andrea is no longer a tropical storm, it's a post-tropical storm but the terminology doesn't matter...
A frontal boundary is draped near New England this evening and along it rain showers are breaking out.
We have our first tropical system of the season in the Atlantic...
Another lovely day with highs in the lower 70s and this great spell
Thanks to today's rain, the heatwave is history and very shortly the humidity will be too.
The heat is on and that means the minds of New Englanders turn to thoughts of hitting the beach.
We missed 90 in Boston...the high was 88...so we wait another day to achieve something that hasn't been done since late last Summer.
Cape Cod is looking forward to a busy summer with an improving economy and more people willing to travel.
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.
A line of damaging thunderstorms is passing through the State tonight they are the leading edge of a very hot airmass that will camp out over New England through the upcoming weekend
The last couple of days have been worth the wait...sun, comfy and warm...but changes are closing in fast and we'll see our first taste of Summer conditions for the remainder of the week. That means heat, humidity, haze and thunderstorms...all the fixings!
A coldfront is sliding through the area...along it we've seen torrential downpours.
As we approach the holiday weekend signs are pointing to a rough few days with numerous showers and much colder temps.
While Eastern MA didn't get into any sun today, the Western half of the State did and that lead to some more dangerous thunderstorms with one that crossed the Pioneer Valley getting Tornado Warned.
It's been a long afternoon and evening with strong to severe thunderstorms marching across the region.
It's been a very sad night in the Plains as tornadoes have been touching down all evening and the news just keeps getting worse..
High pressure is sliding in from the NW and this will lead to more great weather.
Many hit 80+ today and that hasn't happened in quite some time...
Showers and a few thunderstorms rolled through this evening just ahead of a warmfront which represents the leading edge of much warmer air which will sneak into Southern New England aloft tonight and get mixed down to the surface tomorrow leading to some very warm temps.
We avoided major frost problems last night as clouds hung around only allowing a handful of communities to get down to the freezing mark.
A bit of wind and a deck of clouds are keeping temps close to 50 degrees this evening but later tonight,
