A wide swath of 6-12 inches of snow fell across interior New England on Tuesday. The zone of 8+ inches was a bit wider than expected. This was mainly due to the fact that the coastal front could not push very far inland. This kept the rain/snow line contained close to the coast rather than […]

Live coverage of this storm has ended 3/16 9:53am: See the final report on this storm here. 3/16 7:00am: A barn collapsed under the weight of snow in Dracut, New Hampshire. Several animals were killed. 3/15 8:15pm: Just over 66,000 customers are heading into their second evening without power as damage cleanup continues. 3/15 10:30am: […]

The storm that has been forecast for about a week now is on the final approach. The storm center will cross northern New England, likely right along the Canadian border. A secondary low will form offshore, but will stay too far out to sea to bring impacts on Saturday. There has been no significant changes […]

As last night’s storm pulls away, strong cold air advection will continue as a cold front clears the region. Temperatures will be falling through the afternoon region-wide. With wind gusts of 20-30mph accompanying the falling temperatures, wind chills will drop into the single digits to negative teens in southern and central New England and the […]

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UPDATED 6:30pm | Evening updates are in bold An area of low pressure will move through the Ohio Valley on Sunday morning. This will form a secondary, coastal low that will move to New England’s south. This secondary low will gain strength as the energy from the initial low is transferred to it. This coastal […]

SATURDAY MORNING UPDATES ARE IN BOLD This weekend storm is looking likely to be a quintessential early spring New England storm, with snow and sleet to the north and a wintry mix and rain to the south with all snow in higher elevations and northern Maine. Northern areas, especially Maine, will likely be digging out […]

New England is currently in a blissful break from rain and thunderstorms, and this break will continue through much of the upcoming week. A powerful heat dome will set up across the country’s midsection. This will lead to another brutal heat wave for the central United States. As for New England, we’ll be caught in […]

It’s now what many would consider to be the quintessential month for New England as fall gets into full swing. Average high temperatures drop a good 15 degrees from the 1st to the 31st this month. For those who love this season and the typical weather it brings, long range signals are generally positive. View […]

All week long, Thursday temperatures were a major point of contention among guidance. This stemmed from a weak frontal system moving right through the middle of New England. This brought the system’s warm sector into southern and central New England while keeping northern New Hampshire and western Maine on the cool and rainy side. How […]

Despite the cold and dry air mass over New England this week, broad cyclonic flow and general troughing will allow for bouts of snow showers through the week for select locations. This stubborn blocking pattern that the region is in will remain in place through the week, leading to very little variation in the weather […]

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 potent Alberta Clipper is swiftly moving away. As of writing this morning, the storm’s center is already around Nova Scotia. A secondary cold front will drop through New England over the course of the morning and early afternoon, which may help promote some additional mountain snow showers. Other than that, high pressure is […]

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