Pete Bouchard joined NBC10 Boston and NECN in January 2016. He’s been a familiar face to much of Southern New England, including as the former chief meteorologist at WHDH in Boston. Other stops along the way include WMTW in Portland, Maine and Fox 25 in Boston.
Pete studied meteorology at one of the first colleges in the country to offer a concentration in broadcast meteorology: Lyndon State College in Vermont (now Vermont State University). The highly variable terrain of Vermont's Green Mountains proved a worthy training ground for New England's changeable climate.
Throughout his career, he’s visited countless schools, civic organizations, and donated time to dozens of charities. Pete's 30+ years of experience in New England make him one of the longest tenured meteorologists in the region. Many of Pete's former interns are now on-air meteorologists in New England and in other parts of the country. His passion for the environment and outspoken support of climate change initiatives/mitigation have set him apart in the weather community. He has received countless accolades in his long career, from the Associated Press, Maine Association of Broadcasters, three Emmy nominations and three Best of Boston awards.
In his spare time, he enjoys woodworking, residential construction (he's built two homes), and playing the guitar (not just Wonderwall).
The Latest
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Nor'easter takes aim at New England. Who gets snow and who gets rain?
Who will see snow tomorrow in New England? Latest details on impending nor’easter here.
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Rain? Snow? Here's what can we expect from upcoming nor'easter
We’re watching the storm form across the Plains today, then sweep into New England by tomorrow afternoon.
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All eyes on potential late-week coastal storm. Here's what we know right now
Could the Boston area see its first snow of the season this week? Details below on possible nor’easter later this week.
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Calm, cloudy weather starts the week before a nor'easter arrives
Mid-50s and clouds hang on through Wednesday before a nor’easter takes shape Thursday
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Heavy rain moves out early Saturday but a few showers linger this weekend
Our weather forecast looks better today as downpours move out early. But we’re not completely clear of the rain threat.
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Mild air continues but our dry stretch is coming to an end
Some of us will see steady rain later tonight into tomorrow. Weather radar below.
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Can Boston break a record on this unusually warm November day?
More humid air will reach Massachusetts late day, keeping the overnight low temps in the 50s – our normal highs for this time of year.
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Record warmth for the first week of November? Here's what we're tracking
Most of Massachusetts sees 70s today, and then we’re talking about possible heat records in Boston and Worcester tomorrow.
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Could New England break a November weather record this week?
Five straight 70-degree days would top the current record of four, with Wednesday nearing 78.
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Trick or treat? 70s today across Mass. before colder air returns on Halloween
We’ll go from 70s today to 50s tomorrow — with general 40s into the evening for trick-or-treaters.