central New England

The gusty northeast wind will continue across southeastern New England through midnight. Peak winds could reach 40-50 mph across Cape Cod & the Islands before subsiding overnight. Our coastal low pulls away tomorrow, but will bring more showers and wintry weather across New England tonight.

Tuesday: Bright and crisp. Highs around 60. Overnight Tuesday: Clear and quiet. Lows around 40. Wednesday: Morning sun, afternoon clouds, evening and night rain and wind. Highs around 60.

Our NBC10, NECN and Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra weather team has declared a First Alert well in advance of the next storm, slated for Wednesday night. Although Tuesday and most of Wednesday are expected to be dry, bright and quiet, the shot of rain and wind forecast to swing through New England Wednesday evening into Thursday will be impactful for many.

There’s no question we’ve entered a weather pattern more typical of October in New England: dramatic swings in temperature, plenty of wind moving the air changes and an increased chance of clouds and showers.

It’s looking like a wet Father’s Day unfortunately.

We are squeezing in a super Saturday, then a so-so Father’s Day. There’s quite an energized pattern crossing North America, with many boundaries and little energy centers. Saturday we managed to sneak a small high-pressure system with sunshine for most of New England that lasts until about sunset.

We are squeezing in a super Saturday, then a so-so Father’s Day. There’s quite an energized pattern crossing North America, with many boundaries and little energy centers. Saturday we managed to sneak a small high-pressure system with sunshine for most of New England that lasts until about sunset.

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An incredibly complex weather setup in the Northeast has meant incredibly varied conditions over New England for our Monday, from an expected 6 inches of snow in parts of Maine and New Hampshire to temperatures in the 60s in Connecticut – a meteorologist’s dream! We’ll start in the north, where a cold northeast wind from Canada delivered enough cold for...

We have two storms in the forecast that will bring several inches of snow to New England. The first one is a coastal storm that passes southeast of Nantucket Saturday morning. The snow holds off until midnight, then spreads across the south coasts from south to north. By 3 a.m., the snow will be in Hartford and Providence, then just...

Temperatures continue to fall overnight as our sky clears and colder air rushes in. Lows dip into the teens in the south and single digits in the north. However, it will feel colder due to the northwest wind gusting between 20-30 mph.

The bulk of the system is out of here now, but more snow is headed our way from the west due to an upper level low that will continue to slide east, increasing the chance for snow over the mountains while isolated snow showers and flurries can be expected over central New England. Additional totals for Ski Country are in...

Heavy snow hammered New England during the evening drive Tuesday. Travel was slick, with roads quickly snow-covered due to snow rates around an inch per hour at times. The snow changed over to a wintry mix across southern New England as the evening progressed.

We hit rock-bottom across New England on Thursday, and there’s nowhere to go but up! Temperatures slowly increase through the weekend into early next week. Temperatures will stay cold Friday night with lows in the teens and wind chills will still be near zero in some places. It will be more of an inconvenience than a danger. We rebound nicely...

A storm system that could produce over a foot of snow in parts of New England in bearing down on the region for Saturday night into Sunday.

New England is bracing for a major winter storm this weekend – complete with snow, sleet, rain, wind and coastal flooding depending upon location. Our weather team has issued First Alerts for Friday morning and Saturday night into Sunday. For now, dry air is holding on for sunshine and cold temperatures Thursday, with a busy early morning wind dying quickly...

It wasn’t the warmest New Year’s Day on record, but it was certainly in the top five. Officially, in Boston, the mercury climbed to 59 degrees. The warmest Jan. 1 on record was WAY back in 1876. In 1876, the high temperature was 70 degrees! Second place features a tie between 1973 and 1966 with a high temperature of 61....

We are in store for a mostly sunny Sunday. Temperatures will be quite a bit colder than the last couple of days, though. High temperatures will only climb into the low to mid 30s during the afternoon. Our wet weather looks to return Monday evening. Expect the rain to begin across western New England by late afternoon and around dinner...

We are in store for a mostly sunny Sunday. Temperatures will be quite a bit colder than the last couple of days, though. High temperatures will only climb into the low to mid 30s during the afternoon. Our wet weather looks to return Monday evening. Expect the rain to begin across western New England by late afternoon and around dinner...