This week will start off hot and humid. By midweek, more unsettled weather takes over, knocking temperatures down, but humidity will stay elevated. The unsettled weather will be coming thanks to the remnants of Beryl interacting with a trough over the Great Lakes.  Monday will turn out very similar to Sunday with the general setup […]

After a weekend reprieve, unsettled weather will return to New England with three systems currently being watched. A fourth system of the week may cross New England around next weekend, but confidence in that one is particularly low. Regardless of how next weekend pans out, this will be another active stretch for New England punctuated […]

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

This week will feature persistently high humidity and increasing temperatures through midweek. A cold front will bring rounds of scattered storms late in the week along with lowering humidity and temperatures. On Monday, the cold front will slowly push through New England, bringing a better chance at more widespread shower and storm activity across New […]

New England’s active pattern will continue, with the next system on the way for Friday and Friday night. A northern stream system with limited moisture will pass to New England’s north Thursday night into Friday. This will lift a warm front across New England, bringing a quick end to Thursday’s Arctic blast. While it won’t […]

November is when New England begins to hurdle toward winter weather, which has been seen here in the final days of October. Exactly how is this November shaking out? Read the details below. After starting the month on the chilly side, New England will be warming up for the rest of the week and into […]

While Friday’s storm was not able to develop into a major system bringing blizzard conditions, it was strong enough to drop several inches of snow, cover roads and break out the plows and shovels. Here is a look at the totals, from the National Weather Service: Kennebunkport: 2.7 inches

The following is an excerpt from the book “Tropical New England”, which was written by me here at New England Storm Center. This book will be released in full on Wednesday, April 26. In this book, you will find the most complete and comprehensive history on tropical cyclones in New England. On August 25, 1635, […]

An area of low pressure off the southeast coast has been strengthening as it slowly wobbles northward. This system, which is currently subtropical (has both tropical and non-tropical characteristics), will likely become tropical storm Ophelia. This storm will likely make landfall in North Carolina on Saturday, but the northern edge of the storm will likely […]

While the weather over the next few days will be on the calmer and drier side for most, there will be three distinct clipper systems moving through the region into Thursday. This will be followed by another shot of Arctic air late next week. This will come after a brief and subtle warm-up early in […]

A quick-hitting coastal storm delivered a generous amount of snow to parts of northern New England. With marginal temperatures, just a degree or two made all the difference in snow totals. Areas that hovered right around freezing picked up more than expected, with up to a foot being reported in places. Other areas stayed right […]

Moving through today, yesterday’s cold front will likely slow down and stall just south of New England, resulting in a period of unsettled weather through Friday, mainly for the southern half of the region. A wave of low pressure will likely ride along the stalled out front, bringing clouds and bouts of showers, storms and […]

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

This renewed heat wave will likely peak today with highs reaching into the mid 90s for much of southern and central New England. Heat and humidity will continue into Wednesday before relenting by Thursday afternoon. With dew points into the 70s in places, it will create feels-like temperatures over 100°. Without a strong ridge of […]