Storms could bring downpours to the Boston area today
A severe weather day is not expected in Boston, but storms could bring downpours to the area today.
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Terry Eliasen is a meteorologist and executive producer of the WBZ-TV Weather Team. He has worked at WBZ for more than 20 years. Terry is a graduate of the meteorology program at UMass Lowell.
A severe weather day is not expected in Boston, but storms could bring downpours to the area today.
Boston recorded its first official heat wave of 2025 and hit 102 degrees Tuesday, as extreme weather set new temperature records.
An extreme heat warning is in effect through Tuesday for much of Massachusetts.
It will be the hottest weather of the year in most of Massachusetts Thursday and the first time Boston has hit 90 in 2025.
Boston and southern New England have had some serious Saturday weather issues this spring, with plenty of rain falling. Here's a look at this weekend's forecast.
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While parts of Massachusetts received several inches of rain on Thursday, up in New Hampshire, there was snow on Mount Washington.
Memorial Day Weekend will be mostly cloudy and cool in Boston before the temperature goes up by Monday.
Radar shows the nor'easter is underway in Boston, and today will be one of the worst weather days so far this spring.
A coastal storm will bring several hours of heavy rain, windy weather and some minor flooding to the Boston area.
Unsurprisingly, the Boston area can once again expect rain in the weekend weather forecast.
The pollen count is very high in Massachusetts, with allergy season kicking into high gear.
The Mother's Day weather forecast across Massachusetts Sunday is just about perfect.