My name is Timothy Dennis. I’m a weather enthusiast who was born and raised here in New England. All my life I have been fascinated by the weather. Here I write about New England’s current weather while documenting past weather events.  © 2035 by Going Places. Powered and secured by Wix

Troughing will once again dominate this week for New England, bringing chilly temperatures and a persistent breeze. Some snow and rain showers will be possible throughout the week as well, though nothing too organized. A secondary area of low pressure from yesterday’s system has formed and will be moving northeast across coastal New England through […]

New England’s next system will arrive later Sunday and into Monday. This system will take an interior storm track. This would result in another setup with a warm front lifting northward, resulting in a milder storm. This milder air will be overrunning colder air settled at the surface, so mixed precipitation or snowfall is possible […]

An Alberta Clipper system has now formed in the Canadian province of Alberta and will quickly push across southern Canada, clipping the northern tier of the United States with a quick shot of snow (hence the name). This system will become rather potent by Alberta Clipper standards. The strengthening system will pass to the north […]

A cold front associated with an area of low pressure moving well to New England’s north will very slowly move into New England over the next 24 hours. At the same time, a coastal low pressure system will move up offshore. The timing and interaction between these two features will determine how much rain is […]

The nor’easter will continue to move away from New England, which was able to sufficiently strengthen and with enough cold air on the back side, it allowed for heavy bands of snow to develop. A swath of 8-12 inches of snow fell across interior northern New England with a jackpot zone setting up in the […]

A fast, zonal flow over the United States this week will lead to an active pattern that will see high and low pressure continue to trade places every couple days. This flow will bring a variety of precipitation types and variable temperatures across the region. As we mentioned in our monthly outlook yesterday, cold and […]

New England’s weather pattern can be summed up in one sentence: slow moving cutoff lows bringing showers and storms for days on end with brief ridging in between allowing drier weather. This pattern rolls on. After a couple days of mostly dry weather across the region, widespread storms re-entered New England yesterday. These storms will […]

The cold front that dipped into New England yesterday is now very slowly moving through southern New England. After focusing a shield of rain across southern New England, the boundary will continue to sag southward, likely settling just south of New England. After this morning activity, a general drying trend should take over for the […]

New England will remain in a trough on Wednesday. Another disturbance will rotate through this trough, spawning an area of low pressure to the south of New England. This system will remain offshore of New England, keeping widespread, steadier precipitation offshore. Even without the help of the organized, offshore low, the trough will keep New […]

This week will feature a stark rise in temperatures around midweek. This will be brief as colder air pours in toward the end of the week. This will also come with a round of rain just before Thanksgiving. Much of this time will be dominated by surface high pressure centered to New England’s south. This […]

Hurricane Lee will soon be taking a turn to the north and parallel the east coast. As of now, this turn to the north is looking to occur around mid-week. Exactly when this turn happens, as well as the timing of systems moving through New England this week, will determine what kind of impacts this […]

The Atlantic Hurricane Basin has been remarkably quiet for weeks now, in what was widely considered to be an extremely hyper-active season. In fact, 2024 marks the first time since 1997 that not a single tropical system was named from August 21st to September 2nd, which is the start of peak hurricane season. So far, […]

The all important week that starts with Christmas and ends with New Year’s is upon us once again. This year, the week will start off very quiet, but a storm may be brewing for the middle of the week. Here’s what it’s looking like: Saturday will start off cold, with morning lows mainly in the […]