wind

The winter chill continues Friday and through the weekend as an area of low pressure, stuck and still spinning over Quebec, is responsible for our wind direction. The cold air is trickling down into New England, so don’t expect many changes over the next few days. The wind really made it difficult to enjoy the outdoors, and Friday night,...

Friday night: Variable clouds. Lows in the teens, wind chill single digits. Saturday and Sunday: Fair, cool. Highs 30-35.

Today (Friday): Clouds & sun, cold wind. Highs 30-35, wind chill 20s. Overnight Friday Night: Variable clouds. Lows in the teens, wind chill 0s. Saturday & Sunday: Fair, cool. Highs 30-35.

Tens of thousands of people woke up without power in Massachusetts Tuesday as howling winds tore down power lines, trees and caused other damage. By nightfall, more than 4,000 people remained without power as winds continued pounding new England all day. The strong winds picked up late Monday night, gusting near 60 mph in some places and creating a sub-zero…

Trees were toppled by severe wind overnight in New England.

Strong winds fed the flames as fires broke out in two cities on the North Shore of Massachusetts Monday night, and another on the South Shore Tuesday. Crews in Lynn battled heavy fire into the early hours of Tuesday morning as it spread quickly throughout a three-family home on Murphy Avenue. The Lynn Fire Department was called around 11:30 p.m….

Heavy winds toppled a tree into a home, knocked the side off a Boston building and made fires hard to fight in Massachusetts Tuesday.

Strong winds fed the flames in two cities on the North Shore of Massachusetts, making the job more difficult for firefighters in freezing temperatures.

Scaffolding collapsed from a seven-story building in Roxbury and trees came crashing onto homes in Brookline and Westboro as strong winds persisted overnight.

Wind gusts between 30 and 50 mph caused “major problems” for fire crews trying to put out the blaze, according to the fire chief in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Bitter cold is arriving in New England as the region transitions from spring weather to winter weather again. We are feeling an arctic front moving through the region Monday night. The front produced strong winds that picked up late Monday night, and wind gusts were up near 60 mph in some places, causing thousands to lose power across the region….

Overnight Monday Night: Quick snow shower leaves a scattered coating. Wind gusts to 45 mph. Lows in the 10s, wind chill zero.
Tuesday: AM subzero wind chill, sunny, highs near 30, PM wind chill in the teens with gusts to 40 mph.

This Evening: Clouds break as the wind increases. Temps in the 40s. Overnight Monday Night: Quick snow shower leaves a scattered coating. Wind gusts to 45 mph. Lows in the 10s, wind chill zero. Tuesday: AM subzero wind chill, sunny, highs near 30, PM wind chill in the teens with gusts to 40 mph.

Today: Rain showers, clouds break late as wind increases. Highs in the 40s. Tonight: Quick snow shower leaves a scattered coating. Wind gusts to 45 mph. Lows in the 10s, wind chill zero. Tuesday: AM subzero wind chill, sunny, highs near 30, PM wind chill in the teens with gusts to 40 mph.

Turning to nature in order to power the grid is probably the best way to prevent some of the worst impacts of the climate crisis.

This Evening: Light mix of snow and rain, gusty wind. Temps in the 30s. Overnight Tuesday Night: Late snow southeast, otherwise mostly cloudy with light snow & freezing drizzle. Lows in the 20s. Wednesday: Scattered snow showers. Highs in the 30s.

A major storm of wind, snow and rain has just blasted the Pacific Northwest, knocking out power to half a million in western Washington alone.

Wednesday: Sun to afternoon clouds. Highs near 40. Overnight Wednesday: Variable clouds. Lows around 30. Thursday: Cloudy, chance rain/snow shower. Highs around 40.

Today: Morning sun to evening clouds. Highs near 40 degrees.
Overnight Wednesday: Variable clouds. Lows around 30 degrees.
Thursday: Cloudy, chance rain and snow shower. Highs around 40 degrees.