Boston snow

A shot of winter air is not only cold but dry – meaning this Canadian air will make for plenty of Friday sunshine that will be rather ineffective since temperatures will not exceed the 20s and wind chill values will be stuck around or under 10 degrees for most of us.  Of course, wind chill is driven not just by…

Friday: Bitter cold wind with sun. Highs in the 20s, wind chill 0s.
Overnight Friday: Clouds move in. Lows in the single digits.
Saturday: Clouds to late day snow, lasting into the night, plowable for nearly all. Daytime highs in the 20s.
Sunday: Sun and clouds, some melting. Highs in the 40s.

Today (Friday): Bitter cold wind with sun. Highs in the 20s, wind chill 0s.
Overnight Friday Night: Clouds move in. Lows in the single digits.
Saturday: Clouds to late day snow, lasting into the night, plowable for nearly all. Daytime highs in the 20s.
Sunday: Sun & clouds, some melting. Highs in the 40s.

Our next storm system will descend across New England after midnight tonight, bringing in snow from the southwest. This is not a major storm, but the timing of it is what has triggered our First Alert. Cities and towns across the region are preparing Monday night for the snow that will fall ahead of Tuesday’s commute. The snow will be...

Temperatures have been high today, but expect a cooldown and some snow on your morning commute on Wednesday.

A flash freeze is now occurring across interior Southern New England in places such as Reading, Boston and Brockton as arctic air spills south along a coastal front that has set up across Eastern New England. A sleet storm continues across Central and Northern Massachusetts. We’re also saw impacts at the coast ahead of the 10:00 a.m. high tide cycle,...

Showers clear out early on this Easter Sunday. Our afternoon should be pretty nice with sunshine and temperatures in the mid 50s. If you want warmer, spring weather you’re going to have to wait a while longer. Temperatures will be close to average over the next 10 days or so. There is a little snow we have to talk about…

We’re tracking an unseasonably cool weekend with highs in the lower 40s, 30s north under mostly cloudy skies both days. This afternoon, we could see a few spot showers, with some flurries mixing in later this evening as temperatures slip back to near freezing. The winds will shift from out of the north-northwest today to out of the northeast...

While there are no big storms that will impact New England this weekend, we can’t totally escape a few rain and snow showers. Skies will remain mostly cloudy both Saturday and Sunday as a disturbance drops south out of Canada. That will trigger light, scattered rain and snow showers both days as well. It certainly will not be raining...

The light snow early Monday was a disturbance caught in the extremely large circulation of air that lingers across the Western Atlantic from our powerhouse early weekend storm.

After a sunny and chilly start to our Saturday, clouds will be building in ahead of our next system that will bring snow showers for most of southern New England, beginning just after dinnertime in the west, spreading and filling in eastward through the overnight hours.

An amazing day has unfolded for New England with abundant sunshine, muted at times through high-altitude clouds, and an active southwest breeze teaming to boost temperatures to near 60 degrees.

A major storm is set to hit New England for the second time less than a week, bringing significant snowfall to parts of the region, while battering vulnerable coastal communities with more rain, high winds and possible minor flooding.

Our next storm is drawing closer from the Midwest and will spread thickening clouds over the region overnight tonight.

Don’t be fooled by the fact that highs will surge into the 50s on Wednesday. A major snowstorm is on the way for Thursday.