showers

Although Wednesday brings some rays of sunshine, clouds win the battle of the sky overall. A series of disturbances is dropping from northwest to southeast over New England.  Stronger thunderstorms will develop through New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey today, which may graze southwest Connecticut during the afternoon. For the vast majority of New England, though, we’ll find more...

Wednesday: More clouds than sun, a few sprinkles. Highs around 80. Overnight Wednesday: Clearing with lows around 60. Thursday: Fair with summer warmth. Highs in the 80s.

Today: More clouds than sun, a few sprinkles. Highs around 80. Overnight Wednesday Night: Clearing. Lows around 60. Thursday: Fair, summer warmth. Highs in the 80s.

A few evening showers give way to a chance of overnight heavier showers of rain south and rain or snow north overnight. Friday starts off quiet before widespread rain and snow at night – preceding a near-record cold weekend. A disturbance diving southeast from Michigan crosses New England overnight with scattered rain showers, most focused in northern New England where…

Thursday night: Slight chance of a shower. Lows in the 40s. Friday: Breezy, fair, night rain and snowflakes. Highs around 60.

Thursday evening: Partly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50s. Overnight Thursday: Slight chance of a shower. Lows in the 40s. Friday: Breezy, fair, night rain and snowflakes. Highs around 60.

Thursday: Variable clouds. Highs just over 60. Overnight Thursday: Slight chance of a shower. Lows in the 40s. Friday: Breezy, fair, night rain and snowflakes. Highs around 60.

Early morning Monday showers in southern New England represented a flow of atmospheric energy caught in the jet stream winds aloft – the fast river of air, high in the sky, that steers disturbances – that is the first in a series of a few disturbances set to ripple through New England’s sky in the days ahead.  Behind those showers,…

Today: Mild with sun and a few showers. Highs near 70. Overnight Monday Night: Clearing. Lows around 40. Tuesday: Fair, breezy, spring air. Highs near 60.

Most of this travel day has been dry, but we have scattered showers heading in for the evening. The showers taper off between 8 and 9 p.m. but sprinkles remain and there could be some snowflakes mixing in by morning across southern New England. Northern New England will continue to have a soggy night, with a wintry mix then snow...

We enjoyed a spring-like day today with highs in the 50s and 60s and full sunshine. Tonight our lows will be in the 30s and low 40s again with a few more clouds. Wednesday will begin dry with increasing clouds, then an approaching warm front brings in scattered showers by afternoon. Northern New England will see more widespread and steady...

Tuesday: Sunny, pleasant. Highs in the 50s. Overnight Tuesday: Mostly clear. Lows either side of 40. Wednesday: Clouds thicken, midday and evening showers. Highs in the 50s.

As the showers exit offshore we will see colder air funnel in tonight. The west wind will stay gusty between 30 and 40 mph through tonight. By morning, winds will gust up to 25 mph and will add to the chill in the air. Overnight lows drop to the teens and 20s, with wind chills near zero to 10 degrees....

Mountain snow continues this evening and tonight, while the rain/snow line continues to slowly sink to the south and east overnight. The evening drive with be interrupted by scattered rain across southern New England. Northern New England will see a few inches of snow on the roads and this will cause a slow commute with the slick roads.

A record-breaking autumn storm plunged hundreds of thousands of people into the dark, toppled trees, canceled schools and delayed trains in the Northeast, while persistent winds Thursday hampered efforts to clean up and restore power and clean up. Throughout New England, 500,000 were left without power Thursday due to downed trees and power lines, according to The Boston Globe. Several...

The roof of a Delta airplane hangar at Logan International Airport in Boston was partially blown off during a powerful fall nor’easter that rattled the region overnight. “Delta’s aircraft maintenance hangar sustained wind damage from storms overnight and teams will be inspecting the damage today,” a statement from the airline said.

High pressure has kept us dry and sunny with some August warmth without the humidity. Overnight will be comfy again and quite cool in the suburbs, so it is another night to open the windows and let the fresh air inside. This weekend will be dry for most of us, but there is a brief chance for a pop-up shower...