Will Massachusetts see the Northern Lights this week?
There is a small chance for Massachusetts and many states across the U.S. to see the northern lights.
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There is a small chance for Massachusetts and many states across the U.S. to see the northern lights.
Heavy rain is expected early Saturday in Boston and most of Massachusetts, but it will not last all day.
Memorial Day Weekend will be mostly cloudy and cool in Boston before the temperature goes up by Monday.
A coastal storm will bring several hours of heavy rain, windy weather and some minor flooding to the Boston area.
The Mother's Day weather forecast across Massachusetts Sunday is just about perfect.
Unfortunately, once again, it will be a rainy Saturday in Massachusetts.
After Saturday's snow, New England will see a final round of rain on Sunday.
There's rain and possibly some wet snow flakes to start the week across Massachusetts.
They say April showers bring May flowers, so we should be in for one heck of a May across Massachusetts.
A partial solar eclipse will occur in the United States this weekend, but clouds may ruin the event in Massachusetts.
Rain and possibly some scattered snowflakes are in the forecast for Massachusetts Monday.
Friday will be a wet, cool and dreary end to the week in Massachusetts and some wet snow could be part of it.
A storm system has brought heavy rain across Boston and most of Massachusetts.
After persistent cold this February, temperatures will start to go up again in Massachusetts this weekend.
The bad news is it's going to stay cold and windy. The good news is Thursday's storm will likely either graze Massachusetts or miss entirely.
A wintry mess of a snowstorm is in the forecast for Massachusetts this weekend with a high risk for ice.
The majority of the snow accumulation in Massachusetts will occur between late Saturday night and early Sunday.
February is looking very active with several messy storms in the next 1-2 weeks.
A fast storm system is set to bring another round of light snow to Massachusetts on Sunday night and into early Monday. While accumulations will be light, the snow could bring some slick travel Sunday night and ahead of the Monday morning commute.
The predominant precipitation type will be rain. However, there will be some snow before all is said and done.
Be prepared for snow overnight across Massachusetts. If you're traveling early Wednesday, you may need to leave a little extra time.
A quick-hitting snowstorm hit most of Massachusetts Sunday night into Monday before an arctic blast of air arrives on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Models have made a notable shift westward, raising the odds on an impactful snowfall in southern New England.
The strong gusts across Massachusetts have caused scattered pockets of damage and a few power outages.
If you have New Year's Eve plans in Boston or anywhere else in Massachusetts, be prepared for rain late.
