This week will start off unsettled, wet and cool, but conditions will gradually improve through the week. A slow moving cold front that helped bring areas of southwest Connecticut nearly a foot of rain yesterday will finally cross New England this afternoon and evening. This will create a generally unsettled day ahead of the cold […]

A frontal boundary will stall over New England Friday night. This boundary will be sandwiched between an area of high pressure over Quebec and another one over the Atlantic to the south. With an area of high pressure set up to the north of New England, it will keep cold temperatures locked at the surface […]

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 been in the midst of a very dreary weather pattern thanks to a blocked up pattern involving a cutoff low sitting just to New England’s east. This area of low pressure has been cycling a lot of clouds and showers across eastern New England. The million dollar question is exactly when does […]

The cutoff low to New England’s west will continue to very slowly meander its way eastward. As it does so, showers and downpours will continue to cycle into New England throughout the day. Multiple rounds of energy will ride across this system’s frontal boundary, which remains draped across the south coast of New England. This […]

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

An impactful winter storm is looking to come to parts of northern New England Sunday night into Monday. This storm will feature a “double barrel low” setup with a primary low tracking across northern New England and a secondary, coastal low forming and tracking to the south of New England and north of the benchmark. […]

This morning’s Alberta Clipper continues to move through the Gulf of Maine and across Nova Scotia through this afternoon. A trailing mid-level disturbance will cross northern New England as it does so. This will drag a cold front across the region, leading to the redevelopment of scattered snow showers and squalls. The setup this afternoon […]

This week in New England will feature a few quick-hitting disturbances, with generally low impacts expected. Here’s the details: Monday will see increasing clouds across New England as the region’s next system begins to move in from the west. The day will remain dry for all of New England with temperatures cooler than the weekend […]

Spring often has two sides in New England. One side features the return of warm, sunny weather. The other side features prolonged periods of cooler and unsettled weather as blocking patterns take hold. Take a guess at which side we’ll see this week. For the first half of this week, New England (and the United […]

Historically speaking, late July is when New England experiences its hottest weather. August usually begins the slow decline in average temperatures. Boston’s average temperature drops four degrees from the start of the month to the end. This means that by August, the hottest day of the year is typically in the past. That looks to […]

March of 2012 was truly amazing. This month provided one of the most memorable heat waves in the county’s history. This heat wave brought summer-like weather to much of the country in March. What’s even more impressive is that parts of this heat actually came while it was still astronomical winter. This is the March […]

Thursday will be very summer-like with two warm season features incoming: heat and thunderstorms. Both of these will be set up by a rather strong frontal system first lifting a warm front across the region followed by a cold front late in the day. This will set the stage for both heat index values well […]

Rain from the remnants of Debby have begun to move through New England this morning. An initial shield of rain has passed through northern New England, bringing 1-2 inches of rain to northern Vermont. After an afternoon lull, the main round of rain will push through in the evening. A flood warning has been issued […]