western New England

After a gorgeous and fair spring day across New England, clouds will thicken overnight tonight ahead of the next system that will bring rain, heavy at times, for Friday and Saturday.

After days of clouds last week, we enjoy a sunny weekend across New England.

It was a pleasant fall day across the New England. Temperatures in northern New England reached the 50s and in southern New England the 60s. Skies were sun filled and today ended up being the pick of the weekend. What was tropical storm Olga, if you blinked you missed it, is now moving through the southeast. Heavy rain, gusty winds...

We start our Saturday on the colder side of a front came through last night with a bit of rain, and once again some of our tallest mountains are coated with a little bit of snow to start our weekend. Today is the day to get outdoors and take it all in, as any early clouds clear out, we have...

Across New England, it’s phenomenal weather on Thursday, with lots of sunshine and pleasant temperatures. The only imperfection is that there may be a few evening showers near the Canada border. Due to a southwest breeze that’s just enough to keep the air moving but not enough to add a chill, temperatures Thursday night into Friday morning will be a...

A rapidly developing storm is bringing a slug of torrential rain and powerful winds to New England overnight, knocking out power to some just before midnight with damaging winds expected hours later. Heavy rain began to fall at night, strong east-southeast winds gusting 50-60 mph along the coastline. Inland, expect gusts 30-50 mph.

From the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Center. Today (Tuesday): Showers taper for some sun. Highs in the 60s. Overnight Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, Cape clouds. Lows in the 40s. Wednesday: Clouds thicken, showers slowly expand. Highs in the 50s. Cape Cod Radio Forecast Today (Tuesday): Showers taper by midday, stubborn clouds. Highs in the middle 60s. Overnight Tuesday Night:…

We have jacket weather again today But at least the forecast is for improvement this afternoon. Our rain from last night is mostly ended, however in Maine rain continues, mixed with snow in the higher elevations central and north.

After making landfall in North Carolina this morning, Hurricane Dorian is racing to the northeast. It will pass well off the coast off Nantucket overnight Friday and early Saturday morning, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds to part of New England. A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for Cape Cod and the Islands. We’re expecting tropical storm gusts in...

We have a nice cool start in New England, but all eyes are looking south. Dorian continues to generate historic rainfall, hurricane winds and storm surge, and dozens of tornadoes in North Carolina overnight. Outer rain bands of Dorian that may arrive in southern New England by sunset today.

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.

With all eyes on a slowing Dorian in the Bahamas and its upcoming brush with Florida, we are following the train of rain pushing through New York and Western New England into Labor Day.

With all eyes on a slowing Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas and its upcoming brush with Florida, we are following the train of rain pushing through New York and Western New England into Labor Day.

Humid and very warm temperatures will be on tap this Sunday, with highs in the 80s to near 90 degrees. Some breaks in the clouds this afternoon will add fuel to the fire, triggering a new round of isolated showers and storms. The best place to be, to stay rain-free, will be the Cape and the Islands.

Humid and very warm temperatures will be on tap this Sunday, with highs in the 80s to near 90 degrees. Some breaks in the clouds this afternoon will add fuel to the fire, triggering a new round of isolated showers and storms. The best place to be, to stay rain-free, will be the Cape and the Islands.

The clouds will increase overnight Monday night and the seabreeze will relax. Overnight lows stay in the 70s to 60s thanks to the cloud-cover. A weak system moves through Monday night, bringing the clouds and a chance for a shower across Maine.

We are squeezing in a super Saturday, then a so-so Father’s Day. There’s quite an energized pattern crossing North America, with many boundaries and little energy centers. Saturday we managed to sneak a small high-pressure system with sunshine for most of New England that lasts until about sunset.