Our next storm has shown up on our exclusive First Alert 10-day forecast for days and still looks to move in sometime later Monday and last through Tuesday, likely bringing a combination of rain and snow with the greatest chance of snow starting north, but a possibility for mixing or a change even in southern New England by the storm’s...

The Eastern Equine Encephalitis threat in southern New England finally comes to an end Friday night. After an especially difficult season with the mosquito-borne illness, a hard freeze is expected all the way to the South Coast of New England overnight Friday, which will result in either the death or hibernation of what’s left of the over 50 species of...

Today (Friday): Wintry wind with sun & clouds. Highs in the 30s, wind chill 20s.
Overnight Friday Night: Clear, hard freeze, wind diminishes. Lows in the 20s.
Saturday: Chilly, bright, much less wind. Highs near 40.
Sunday: Breeze returns, increased clouds, highs 50-55.

Although Wednesday started as another day of clouds and drizzle with patchy fog, there are changes in the weather pattern we’ll notice in the days ahead. The storm in our nation’s mid-section dropping accumulating snow on Chicago will move northeast, with the counter-clockwise flow of air around it pulling a southerly wind up the East Coast, grabbing both warmth and...

Today (Wednesday): AM Drizzle to a few sprinkles under clouds. Highs in the 60s.
Overnight Wednesday Night: Occasional showers, fog. Lows around 60.
Thursday: Showers, windy, mild. Highs in the 60s.

An October gale developing across the Carolinas will wobble north toward the Mid-Atlantic overnight Tuesday. With an area of high pressure to our north, a gusty onshore flow will develop off the Atlantic Ocean. We’re expecting wind gusts of 25 to 35 mph, possibly up to 40 mph across the Islands. Low temperatures will drop into the mid-50s south, the...

Temperatures may be dropping, but in New Hampshire, concerns of EEE are on the rise.

Even though Hurricane Dorian is still centered just off the Carolina coast, a Tropical Storm Watch is now in effect for Cape Cod and the Islands.

Yesterday’s strong to severe thunderstorms came with the leading edge of some nice dry air from Canada.

Hurricane Dorian continues to work northward, paralleling the coasts of Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. By Friday night the storm will be passing southeast of Nantucket, bringing some impacts to New England.

Downpours Monday afternoon could affect Labor Day travel in parts of New England.

A gorgeous end to the weekend with lots of sun and low humidity, for the exception of Maine, where clouds and spot showers will linger until early evening.

The heat wave has ended for New England, with 90s not expected Monday. That said, while the deep heat has been forced south and the humidity has been cut back, it’s still humid enough that incoming disturbances aloft, moving west to east across New England, will trigger showers, downpours and thunderstorms. The unsettled weather will come in fits and starts,...

Although we’ve declared a First Alert for Friday through Sunday, we’re in the midst of a one-day reprieve from the heat in New England. This short break follows Wednesday’s late thunderstorms, as a northeast wind sweeps cooler and less humid air in for all but the South Coast. In the change of air, and with some atmospheric energy lingering aloft,...

When you see a First Alert stamp on our exclusive NBC10 Boston First Alert 10-day forecast, that’s an indication our First Alert Weather Team thinks we should all have our antennae up for an especially impactful weather day. In a somewhat rare setup, we have a total of four First Alert stamps on Tuesday’s 10-day forecast. After a delightful Tuesday...