Weather Stories

After a cooler and mostly cloudy weekend, the week starts with clouds and lingering rain chances for your Monday morning. As the day goes on, the sun will pop out at times, setting the stage for a pleasantly warm afternoon with temperatures above the seasonal norm. Monday and Tuesday are looking good to go for outdoor activities, with coastal areas...

The steady showers shift eastward into the Boston area after 5PM, and eventually arrive down the Cape by early tonight. 

Highs on Sunday will be in the mid-50s.

Rain moves into central and northern New England by the mid-afternoon, and in the Boston area by the evening.  Highs mid 50s, few low 60s inland and across central and northern Maine.

We’ll see some sunshine through the first half before the clouds take command in the afternoon.

Cloudy skies are close again for another day, leaving drab but dry conditions. With the lack of sun, and a dominant east wind, it’s a cool day — again. We’ve been here many a time before. The afternoon promises some — not a lot — of sun. High temperatures are in the mid-50s in the city, to 60s away from…

The downpours (and thunder) from last evening delivered a crushing blow to our warm temperatures. We’re left with the cloudy aftermath Friday morning and face an uphill climb to get the sun back. Onshore breezes aren’t helping either. They’ll attempt to feed the cloud deck and keep the overcast intact. Despite that, I’m still seei...

We have one day of pure spring weather and nice warm temperatures, before it’s back to the chill we’ve had all week long. Wind direction is key this time of the year and Thursday, it’s a south wind helping to boost our highs, combined with the sunshine. There is a wave of rain and thunderstorm activity across northern New......

We’re getting a one-day summer pass with the temperatures Thursday. With plenty of sun developing, we should see our highs soar into the mid-70s in spots. While it would be nice to say everyone latches onto this warmth, there are (always) a few exceptions. Cooler weather will prevail from the Seacoast of New Hampshire to Cape Ann — and......

Our April showers brought many May flowers as we entered into the third and final month of meteorological spring on Wednesday. Here’s a look at the weather last month and what to expect this month. The month wraps up very close to average for temperatures, above normal for rainfall, and below normal for snowfall. Our temperatures at Logan Air...

Look up at the night sky next week as Earth passes through the debris trail of Halley’s Comet – the best display of shooting stars since December during the Geminid meteor shower. While Halley’s Comet has not been visible since 1986 and won’t be seen again until 2061, each year debris from the comet interacts with our atmosphere creating the Eta Aq...

We’re on the back edge of cloudy-skies and rain, but the sea breeze means another day of cooler conditions in the 50s at the coast. The afternoon will features sun, which helps areas across MetroWest and Middlesex County, touch the upper 50s and near 60°. Wednesday night will be muggy at times and Thursday will start with areas of fog…....

We’re starting off quieter Wednesday morning. Just a few light showers passed through earlier. Now, we’re stuck in the clouds — again. The sun will slowly chew away at the cloud cover this afternoon. I’m not seeing true clearing, but more of a “cloud thinning.” Temperatures will be kept in check by the stubborn east/no...