Not only was the air Friday morning cold enough for ocean-effect and ocean-enhanced snow showers – clouds and snow showers that develop when the wind blows cold air across relatively warm ocean waters and those snow showers follow the wind flow – but New England Friday morning took the title as coldest location in the nation.  With a morning low…

Friday: Chilly sun, some Cape clouds. Highs near 30 degrees, 20s north. Friday Night: Clear. Lows around 20, 10 north. Saturday: Sunny. Highs near 40 degrees. Sunday: Sunny. Highs in the 40s, near 50 for some.

Thursday night: Clear and cold. Near 10 in the suburbs, upper 10s in town. Calm or light northwest breeze. Friday: Sunny and cold. Low 30s. Saturday: Milder. Sunshine. Upper 40s. Sunday: More mild air. Mostly sunny. Mid 50s.

Even without a ton of sunshine, temperatures Tuesday reached the mid-40s. It will be much colder Wednesday — about 10 degrees colder, with a mix of sun and clouds. This will set the stage for a wintry mix, or even a burst of snow heading into Wednesday night and Thursday morning. At this point, it appears it will be a…

Tuesday evening: Clouding over with a few showers. Temperatures in the mid-30s....
Wednesday: Cooler and showers exit. Developing sun with temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40....
Thursday: Morning mix and ice turn to rain. “Warming” to the low to mid-40s late day....
Friday: Periods of heavy rain. Low to mid-50s, but falling into the 30s late...

The sky looks threatening across most of New England on Tuesday, but the gray clouds will fail to produce anything more than a few sprinkles near the South Coast and some flurries in the North Country of New England.  Nonetheless, the abundance of clouds indicates New England continues on the edge of two very different air masses – cold Canadian…

Tuesday: Peeks of sun, otherwise cloudy. Upper 40s.

Wednesday: Early clouds, then developing afternoon sun from north to south. Upper 30s to low 40s. Snow & mix toward Thursday morning.

Icy roads, deadly tornadoes, punishing waves — severe weekend weather has been blamed for 11 deaths and major damage in parts of the Midwest, South and Northeast.

After a two-day storm that moved through the region, residents in Maine are now digging out of a snowy mess. The storm dumped more than 14 inches of snow in Gorham and 12 inches in Portland, clogging roads across the city. The impact from the storm that began Sunday night was felt heavily with state offices closing early Monday and…

Another messy storm brought snow, rain and sleet to parts of Massachusetts making roads slick Monday morning.

Slick areas in the northern half of New England caused problems Friday morning, including a jackknifed tractor trailer that shut down the southbound side of the Maine Turnpike in Gray, but warmer air is steadily taking hold, marking the end to icy conditions and a day that sends temperatures well into the 40s for most of us.  Sprinkles will...

Today (Friday): Early patchy ice north, then milder, breezy, mostly cloudy, chance sprinkle. Highs 45 to 50.
Overnight Friday Night: Mostly cloudy. Lows in the 30s.
Saturday: Early clouds to sun. Highs in the 40s.
Sunday: Sunny start, late clouds, overnight mix. Highs 40 to 45.

Waves of low-pressure rippling along a boundary just south of New England will be generating periods of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and rain for much of New England Tuesday. We are in First Alert for the third or fourth plowable snowfall in three weeks. We are losing track of how much snow, but snowfall amounts to date are off to…

Dozens of flights at Boston Logan International Airport were preemptively canceled Tuesday amid a multi-day storm that has complicated travel plans just after the Thanksgiving holiday.  Over 60 flights to and from the airport were preemptively canceled Tuesday, adding to the hundreds of cancellations and delays the previous day. Airlines including JetBlue, United, American and Delta were waving flight change and cancellation...

Hundreds of schools were cancelled and people were advised to stay off the roads Tuesday as the first widespread snowstorm of the season continued to hammer the region with snow. In a tweet, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency urged those who must drive to clear all snow and ice from their vehicles and maintain a safe distance from other cars….

Parts of southern Vermont could see two feet of snow by the time this week’s slow-moving storm wraps up Tuesday. The towns reporting the highest totals were through the Route 9 corridor and along the Massachusetts border, including Readsboro, Woodford, and Wilmington.

Heavy snow across New England caused school closings and cancellations while hampering driving conditions.

You’ve heard the term, but did you know that a nor’easter just refers to the direction of the wind?

Inland communities were doused with snow overnight, creating hectic roadways and parking bans.