Precipitation from New England’s latest storm will wind down this afternoon across New England, leading to a mainly dry and mild Thursday. The break will once again be short lived as another system moves along the stalled frontal boundary that’s draped across New England tonight into Friday. This system will arrive later than last night’s […]

A powerful storm tore through New England on Monday, bringing a deluge of flooding rains, hurricane-force wind gusts, coastal flooding and what will be a multi-day power restoration project. Here’s a look at what happened across New England today: Winds began to crank up from south to north across New England early Monday morning. Gusts […]

This system will involve an area of low pressure ejecting out of the Great Lakes. A secondary, surface low will form near the Mid-Atlantic and strengthen. This surface low will become the primary low as it tracks to the south of New England, likely near the benchmark. This is a favorable track for a widespread snowstorm across […]

Last night’s snowstorm will continue to wind down as this morning and afternoon goes on. A widespread 5-8 inches of snow fell across northern New England with 3-6 inches across southern New England. The zone of highest snowfall ended up farther north than anticipated as a dry slot ate away at the snowfall farther south. […]

New England’s week will begin cool and a bit damp before warming up and becoming drier late in the week. And, yes, we’re once again watching a storm system for the weekend. Here’s the details: A cutoff low just offshore of Nova Scotia will very slowly be pulling away during the start of this week. […]

Multiple waves of low pressure will ride along a frontal boundary draped over New England. This boundary extends back toward Wisconsin; all of that energy to the west of New England must slide through the region over the next few days. As these waves move through New England, the boundary will waffle north and south, […]

It’s hard to come up with a single theme for this week as there’ll be wet times and dry times along with mild times and cooler times throughout the week. There’s also a chance for some flakes toward the end of the week for portions of New England. The best term for this week is: […]

Recently, I saw a Facebook post asking people if they remembered the blizzard of 1978 and if they did, where were they when it struck. Out of the handful of comments, half of them mentioned either Massachusetts or Rhode Island and the other half mentioned Michigan or Ohio. One may think this was the same […]

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Monday’s system will involve a trough from the Great Lakes moving to the north of New England. A surface low may develop along the storm’s triple point (where a cold, warm and occluded front meet) and rotate into New England. This system continues to look like it will bring a shot of snow for many […]

Thursday will be the third and final day of the heat wave for most in New England as a cold front approaches. This front will push into northern New England before very slowly moving southward. This will allow another hot day across New England today with highs well into the 80s for the northern tier […]

It’s no secret New England has been stuck in a generally dreary and wet pattern for the better part of two weeks now. This pattern will continue through this weekend and into next week, however, a major shift in the pattern is in the works and will begin to change early next week. Sunday and […]

This system will involve a deep trough moving across the country. The system’s primary low continues to look like it will move well north of New England, dragging its cold front across the region after a warm frontal passage. The main slug of rain will occur along a line ahead of the system’s cold front. […]

After meandering back and forth between New England and Nova Scotia for the past eight days, the cut off low is finally being pushed away for good. The system gave New England a raw, dreary week to kick off meteorological summer. This system also solved some problems while simultaneously creating others. First off, this system […]