New England weather

We’re looking at more single-digit wind chills this week.

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We’re in for more melting on Monday, as sunshine blends with clouds and the arctic air holds back for another day. We’re expecting highs around 40 with a steady breeze. Late afternoon snow showers are possible, just as the sun goes down. This will usher in colder air for Tuesday — along with more dreaded wind. With gusts expected through…

Temperatures will rise from the 30s early today into the upper 40s to near 50 later this evening.

We’ve started this Sunday with areas of patchy dense fog in parts of Greater Boston.  It will likely take some time for some of the fog to dissipate and for visibilities to improve, so be careful while driving.

Much of the area looks to remain above freezing but from northern MA into NH, VT, and ME we may see temperatures dropping below freezing resulting in a few slick spots due to some freezing drizzle, something to keep an eye on.

High pressure will keep Southern New England mostly dry and calm through Friday, with a mix of sun and clouds.

By the weekend, we should be in the low 40s as clouds thicken ahead of a larger storm moving in from the Mid South.

A gusty northwest wind will diminish later this afternoon but will have enough of a bite left to drop our wind chill values into the single digits.

The snow is here to stay with bitterly cold air entrenched across all of New England.

Any lingering snow and slush will create some slippery spots on sidewalks and untreated roads as temperatures remain around freezing or below through this Saturday afternoon. 

Temperatures are in the 40s on Monday but will be in the high 50s on Tuesday. A cooldown is expected heading into the weekend. So what are our chances for snow on Christmas?

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Warmer weather is on the way, with a high in the upper 50s on Tuesday.

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The pattern turns busy again this week, but there are no large storms brewing. Instead, we have a series of small events that dart through mostly at night. We had one Sunday night that was all but obliterated by a strong high-pressure system (and gobs of dry air). Cloudy remnants linger Monday with a slight bump in the temperatures. Click…

A very strong area of high pressure will provide the region with another dry and chilly afternoon as it slowly slides to the east of New England.

Chilly and dry weather sticks around through Sunday, with high pressure keeping skies mostly clear across New England.

Another very cold night ahead with a mostly clear sky, light wind, and a dry area of high pressure overhead allowing for some ‘text book’ radiational cooling to occur.

A north-northwest wind will make it feel like the 20s for much of the afternoon. 

Temperatures overnight will be in the 20s and low 30s.

Winds will gradually lighten up through the late afternoon and evening. Temperatures overnight will be in the 20s and low 30s.

Overnight tonight our fast-moving Clipper system passes through northern New England and will introduce a broad area of snow showers to the region with the steadiest snow expected to be over Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and north of the MA Pike in Massachusetts.