First Alert

Wednesday night: Clear and cold. Lows either side of zero. Thursday: Chilly, sun and clouds. Highs in the 20s.

Wednesday evening: A chilly breeze but clear, with temps in the 20s and wind chills in the teens. Overnight Wednesday: Clear and cold with lows either side of zero. Thursday: Chilly with sun and clouds, and highs in the 20s.

This weekend’s nor’easter could include heavy snowfall, damaging winds and coastal flooding

Today: Cold breeze with sun. Highs in the 20s, wind chill teens. Tonight: Clear and cold. Lows either side of zero. Thursday: Chilly, sun & clouds. Highs in the 20s.

We continue with a First Alert for Saturday as a major coastal storm is more likely to impact New England. Keep in mind that the track may shift several times with each model run between now and Saturday, but this storm is so large it will be hard for us to get a miss. Here are some early thoughts on...

Today: Cold breeze with sun. Highs in the 20s, wind chill teens. Tonight: Clear and cold. Lows either side of zero. Thursday: Chilly, sun & clouds. Highs in the 20s.

Today: Early flurry to breaks of sun. PM breeze. Highs around 40. Tonight: Clearing, cold. Lows in the teens. Wednesday: Sun, cold breeze. Highs in the 20s, wind chill teens.

We have the potential for a major nor’easter sometime Friday night into Saturday. A First Alert is issued for this timeframe for threats of very heavy snow, damaging winds, and coastal flooding.  We just don’t know the exact details at the moment, including snowfall totals, peak winds and how bad the flooding will be. The track and timing are still...

Today: Early flurry to breaks of sun. PM breeze. Highs around 40. Tonight: Clearing, cold. Lows in the teens. Wednesday: Sun, cold breeze. Highs in the 20s, wind chill teens.

Today: Brisk breeze, variable clouds, Northern New England snow showers. Highs in the 40s, wind chill 30s. Tonight: Late mixed showers. Lows in the 30s, 20s north. Thursday: Mix to snow, ending by mid-afternoon. Highs in the 30s early, then falling.

It’s all about the wind and the milder temperatures on Wednesday. Unfortunately, because of the wind it will feel like the 30s all day long.  Northern New England will see scattered snow showers as a weak system passes by to our north. Southern New England will see wind gusts between 30 and 40 mph from the southwest. At the coast of...

Today: Brisk breeze, variable clouds, Northern New England snow showers. Highs in the 40s, wind chill 30s. Tonight: Late mixed showers. Lows in the 30s, 20s north. Thursday: Mix to snow, ending by mid-afternoon. Highs in the 30s early, then falling.

Tuesday: Sun & clouds, wintry wind. Highs near 30, wind chill teens. Overnight Tuesday Night: Increasing clouds. Lows in the teens, wind chill near zero. Wednesday: Clouds, some sun, milder breeze. Highs in the 40s. Thursday: A chance of snow south. Highs in the 30s.

Tuesday is cold and breezy, but at least it’s sunny and we don’t have to worry about snow. We can’t say the same for the entire week, with snow returning to the forecast very soon.  The rest of Tuesday we have a gusty west-northwest wind that will make our highs in the teens and 20s feel like the single digits...

Today: Sun & clouds, wintry wind. Highs near 30, wind chill teens. Tonight: Increasing clouds. Lows in the teens, wind chill near zero. Wednesday: Clouds, some sun, milder breeze. Highs in the 40s. Thursday: A chance of snow south. Highs in the 30s.

Overnight: Light snow developing, rapidly changes to rain coast, increasing southeast wind with gusts over 50mph late, several inches of snow well inland by daybreak. Lows low/mid 20s, rising into the 30s coast....
MLK Day (Monday): Very windy with AM rain, few rumbles of thunder, snow well inland, changes to rain by the late AM, southeast wind gusting up to/over 60mph...

Overnight: Light snow developing, rapidly changes to rain coast, increasing southeast wind with gusts over 50mph late, several inches of snow well inland by daybreak. Lows low/mid 20s, rising into the 30s coast....
MLK Day (Monday): Very windy with AM rain, few rumbles of thunder, snow well inland, changes to rain by the late AM, southeast wind gusting up to/over 60mph...

High pressure provided New England with a tranquil winter day with no weather issues. Unfortunately, we’re about to see conditions rapidly go down hill overnight and into Monday!  A powerful low pressure system will track up the eastern United States Sunday night and arrive late at night into early Monday morning with snow — changing to rain along the coast...

Sunny afternoon and highs rise to upper 20s, winds pick up considerably in the evening with possibility of strong gusts of 60 MPH.

The wind chill continues to feel below zero Saturday afternoon across the north and inland spots in central New England. For the evening, we’ll be tracking wind gusts over 20 mph, keeping our “feels like” temperatures near zero to subzero. If you have plans, make sure you’re adequately layered up. Needless to say, we’ll have a cold night and...