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

The main storm system is now working through eastern Maine. The first round of snow has come to an end. Round two is beginning to fire up and will last through Monday in places as widespread wrap-around snow showers erupt across the mountains. These snow showers could add an additional several inches of snow to […]

Despite now being a day and a half away from the storm’s arrival, there continues to be discrepancies in how this storm will play out and potential snowfall amounts. What is becoming more clear is that the storm will bring a good thump of snow to northern New England. Here’s the latest on what we […]

Several days after a powerful storm tore through New England bringing severe wind and flooding damage, recovery is now getting into full swing. Damage from wind and particularly flooding is extensive and will likely be a weeks to months long process to pick up the pieces. Here are the latest developments. Power outages currently sit […]

Wednesday night into Thursday, A frontal system will eject out of the Great Lakes and likely track across the New England-Canadian border. This track will lift its warm front across New England during the day. This will result in continued mild conditions for southern and central New England. The northern tier will be colder as […]

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

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

Friday and Saturday will be quiet and dry days, but clouds will be thickening ahead of our next system. This system will involve a primary low tracking to the north of New England with a secondary low forming near southern New England. As usual, the track of the secondary low along with how fast it […]

Heading into Saturday, a coastal storm system will form across the Mid-Atlantic and slowly meander its way up the coast. This system will likely wobble around to the south of New England through the weekend before continuing its journey northeast on Monday. This will bring another round of cold rain and a light spring snow […]

The first month of meteorological fall sees average high temperatures drop about 10° from the start of the month to the end. Signals for this September aren’t really showing anything notable, which may lead to a rather mundane month for the most part. With that said, full summer heat may be very limited and just […]

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

Hurricane Ginny passed well offshore of New England in late October 1963 as a strong category two hurricane. The storm’s top winds of 110 miles per hour are just one mile per hour shy of category three strength. The hurricane caused extremely rough seas offshore, with a forty-foot wave reported just off the coast of […]

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

New England has some very nice weather on the way, but first, a mid-week storm has to rumble through the region. A system, along with its fronts, will interact with tropical moisture from (the distant) Hurricane Franklin. This could produce locally steady downpours across New England. It appears there will be two distinct waves of […]