The storm system passing over New England today will continue to organize and strengthen as it passes over Maine this afternoon. While a dry slot will work into southern New England this afternoon and spread north and east, this strengthening storm will continue to bring steadier precipitation to much of Maine through the afternoon and […]

This week will continue the general theme of this summer for New England. Very high heat and elevated humidity will be followed quickly by relief later in the week. Widespread highs in the 90s early this week before a cold front brings 70s to the picture. A mid-level ridge will shift eastward early this week, […]

Less than a year after the devastating 1954 hurricane season, New England was hit with another double whammy of sorts. The first tropical storm to hit New England in 1955 did not make landfall in the region, instead passing to the west. Nantucket was brushed by the center of the second tropical storm. The combined […]

The first round of showers associated with this system has moved into New England and will continue through the day Wednesday. Scattered showers will continue to move through New England throughout the daylight hours. This comes as the system’s warm front lifts through New England. As the storm passes to New England’s north, it will […]

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Ice storms are among the most impactful, dangerous and damaging storms winter can bring New England. These storms need a very specific setup to occur in order to happen, so they don’t often reach truly potent levels, but when they do, the results can be devastating. This is exactly what happened in the middle of […]

New England remains in an active pattern with multiple systems set to move through this week. Zonal Flow will be in place, so these systems will generally be quick-moving and low-impact. With all these systems moving through, it will be a breezy week as well. A southerly flow ahead of an approaching system will allow […]

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More agreement on Thursday’s storm is starting to come together, which is expected now that the main piece of the storm has begun to move over land across the western United States. The system will exit the Mid-Atlantic coast and track across New England Thursday to Friday morning. It’s starting to become more likely that […]

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The anti-rain force around New England will hold strong on Thursday as a weakening area of low pressure across the Great Lakes will get shoved well to New England’s south this afternoon and evening. This will keep any and all precipitation associated with it to the south as well. This system will be pushed away […]

New England is in for a very nice week, except for a mid-week storm that could bring parts of the region steady rain. A system, along with its fronts, will interact with tropical moisture from (the distant) Hurricane Franklin. This could produce locally steady downpours for southern and coastal New England. Most of New England […]

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As the center of the nor’easter crosses into the Gulf of Maine this morning, scattered showers will continue to cycle through New England from the northeast, with showers most numerous over Maine. This was a prime winter storm setup and likely would have been the Blizzard of 2025 if this blew through a few months […]