This week will be a bit unsettled, but also non-impactful weather-wise. The end of the week is taking a trend toward being cooler. Monday is going to be a beautiful mid-spring day for New England. Warm air aloft will help to bring mild temperatures to the surface for New England. A weak cold front moved […]

New England’s weekend storm will involve an area of low pressure that will lift northward from the Ohio Valley to the north and west of New England. A secondary low pressure system will form and track near New England’s coastline. Overall, trends have been toward a later developing secondary low and a stronger primary low. […]

For the third straight day, all of southern New England is under a red flag warning for very high fire risk. While it won’t be nearly as windy today as it was yesterday, it will remain breezy with very low humidity and continued dry conditions. As expected, several New brush fires cropped up on Saturday, […]

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This week will certainly be a change in pace from last week as ridging and high pressure dominates to start the week. Some unsettled weather will enter the picture later in the week, but still nothing like last week. The beginning of this week will feature a Rex Block setup over the eastern United States. […]

As anticipated, the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine has issued winter storm watches for much of New Hampshire and western Maine. Winter weather advisories have been posted for interior Massachusetts, northwest Connecticut and Vermont minus the Champlain Valley. Forecast models are beginning to align, meaning the impact of the storm is coming into focus […]

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

Troughing will be the name of the game for New England through much of this upcoming week. This will bring some unsettled weather, though there will be many more dry times than wet times after Monday night. A storm system will move through the Great Lakes region on Memorial day and eventually to the north […]

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

After a round of scattered showers and downpours, mainly across southern New England this morning, a more widespread moderate rain with embedded downpours and thunderstorms will move across all of New England from southwest to northeast this afternoon and evening. This will come as a frontal system moving to the region’s west will lift its […]

Day two of New England’s heat wave will be the hottest for some with most of New England failing to fall below 70° overnight and some failing to fall below 75°. Temperatures will climb rapidly into the afternoon, with highs topping out in the 90s for just about everyone and heat Index values reaching the […]

New England has been in a generally unsettled and cool pattern over the past few days, mainly due to the setup of zonal flow. This occurs when the jet stream lays flatter across the region, or is positioned more west-to-east rather than north-to-south (meridional flow). When this type of flow is in place over New […]

This year, March will be starting off on a mild (and unsettled) note. How long will this mild weather last? There are mixed signals heading toward the latter half of the month, but it may end up being another generally above average month temperature-wise. Here’s the breakdown of the players involved: The month of March […]

The overall pattern will change very little today. The air mass will likely peak in temperatures, allowing for highs a couple degrees warmer. The air mass overhead is a rather dry one, so humidity will be kept in check. Dew points are expected to mix out into the low 60s during maximum afternoon heating, which […]