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 area of low pressure will pass to New England’s north on Wednesday. This will drag a warm front through the region, putting New England into the warm sector. Within the warm sector, scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop across the region. It won’t rain all day anywhere, but storms will be on and off […]

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

That sure was a messy storm. Every winter precipitation type (minus the elusive graupel) fell somewhere in New England over the holiday weekend. Here are the totals across New England: Staffordville 0.5 inchesz Little Compton 0.3 inches Southwest Harbor 0.13 inches

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

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’s next storm is already on its way after this weekend’s snowstorm. This storm is currently working through the middle of the country and will arrive in the northeast by Tuesday afternoon. This storm, unlike the weekend storm, will be a multi-hazard event with rain, snow, wind and potentially some coastal flooding. Also unlike […]

In the early morning hours of Tuesday, July 30th, an extreme rainfall event took place across Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. This event dropped upwards of eight inches of rain across the region in a span of less than six hours. Furthermore, St. Johnsbury saw nearly a half foot of rain in just three hours. Unlike recent […]

1/10 11:04am: The Yantic River has crested and is now receding. The river reached the third highest crest on record. 1/10 9:48am: Portland, Maine has reached its third highest tide on record. Coastal flooding is approaching major flood stage. 1/10 9:27am: Status of New England power outages: About 94,000 are without power with over 50,000 […]

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

A cold front will begin to push into New England tonight. A weak wave of low pressure will likely form along the front, bringing a round of showers to the entire region. Unlike previous storms, this one will not bring a soaking rain with multiple inches falling. This storm will bring a round of rain […]

There’s a lot that goes into trying to determine who will get what during a winter storm in New England. Here’s a breakdown of the most important factors. THE THREE BASIC STORM TRACKS While there are many facets to winter weather in New England, nearly all storm systems can be boiled down to three basic […]