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Isaias has been downgraded to a tropical storm after battering North Carolina as a Category 1 hurricane on Monday night.

Tropical Storm Fay is moving north along the New Jersey shore and forecast to travel a path near the Hudson River Valley and extreme western New England overnight Friday. Tropical systems often morph as they move this far north, and this time around will be no exception, with the heaviest rain near and west of the storm track and the…

Friday: Limited sun to clouds to afternoon scattered showers/downpours. Highs in the 80s. Overnight Friday: First Alert for the impact of Tropical Storm Fay. Windswept downpours and thunder. Pockets of power outages possible. Lows around 70. Saturday: Early morning downpours depart with breezy, emerging sun. Afternoon storms north and west with highs in the 80s. Sunday: A bit less humid,...

Today (Friday): Limited sun to clouds to PM scattered showers/downpours. Highs in the 80s.
Overnight Friday Night: First Alert for the impact of Tropical Storm Fay. Windswept downpours & thunder. Pockets of power outages possible. Lows around 70.
Saturday: Early AM downpours depart, breezy, emerging sun, PM storms north & west. Highs in the 80s.

Hazy, hot and humid weather Thursday indicates New England is firmly entrenched in a rich southerly flow of air.  While that’s sure to make Thursday a sweltering mid-summer day, it also means New England needs to watch carefully the storm that sits directly to our south and will be ushered northward over the next two days: a storm, according...

Thursday: Steamy heat with sun and clouds. Isolated afternoon storm with highs around 90, heat index 90-95. Overnight Thursday: Muggy, variable clouds. Lows around 70. Friday: Mostly cloudy, developing showers and downpours, especially late. Gusty night storms with highs 80-85.

Thursday: Steamy heat – sun and clouds, isolated PM storm. Highs around 90, heat index 90-95.

Overnight Thursday Night: Muggy, variable clouds. Lows around 70.

Friday: Mostly cloudy, developing showers and downpours, especially late. Gusty night storms. Highs 80-85.

Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued across northern New England Wednesday afternoon as a powerful storm system moved through the area. See severe weather alerts for your area. The National Weather Service warned of wind gusts up to 70 mph and hail that could reach 1.5 inches across as it issued a severe thunderstorm watch for all of New Hampshire and…

Wednesday night: Partial clearing, patchy fog. Lows around 70. Thursday: Steamy heat. Highs near 90, heat index in the 90s. Isolated strong evening storm.

Wednesday evening: First Alert for strong evening thunderstorms. Low 80s and humid. Overnight Wednesday: Partial clearing, patchy fog. Lows around 70. Thursday: Steamy heat. Highs near 90, heat index in the 90s. Isolated strong evening storm.

First Alert weather continues in New England for this afternoon through the evening with strong thunderstorms expected.  With a few light showers at times this morning and early afternoon, these thunderstorms will drop heavy rainfall as they feed off increasingly sultry, moisture-laden air, which is delivering clouds stubbornly breaking for sun. Some storms will grow strong enough for locally...

Wednesday: Sultry air with a passing shower, then a First Alert for strong late day and evening thunder. Highs 85 to 90. Overnight Wednesday: Partial clearing, patchy fog. Lows around 70. Thursday: Steamy heat. Highs near 90, heat index in the 90s. Isolated strong evening storm.

Today: Sultry air with a passing shower, then a First Alert for strong late day & evening thunder. Highs 85 to 90. Overnight Wednesday: Partial clearing, patchy fog. Lows around 70. Thursday: Steamy heat. Highs near 90, heat index in the 90s. Isolated strong evening storm.

Today: Summer-like warmth. AM showers to humid sun to late day and eve storms. Highs in the 70s. Overnight Friday Night: Rain & thunder. Lows in the 50s. Saturday and Sunday: Variable clouds. Highs in the 60s.

Friday’s weather broadcasts are loaded with information, as New England spring lives up to its reputation of producing a cornucopia of weather.  We start Friday with sunshine and a busy breeze bringing temperatures in the 40s but feeling like the 30s. The wind blowing out of the west-southwest, coupled with the bright morning sun, brings a promising boost of...

Friday: Breezy, mild, sun to clouds, evening showers. Highs around 60. Overnight Friday: Rain, changing to snow deep inland, rain/snow in northern New England. Lows around 40. Saturday: Chilly wind, clouds, sun and a few sprinkles and flurries. Highs in the 40s, wind chill in the 30s. Sunday: Milder, windy, fair. Highs 55-60.

Today: Breezy, mild, sun to clouds, evening showers. Highs around 60. Overnight Friday Night: Rain, changing to snow deep inland, rain/snow in Northern New England. Lows around 40. Saturday: Chilly wind, clouds, sun and a few sprinkles & flurries. Highs in the 40s, wind chill in the 30s. Sunday: Milder, windy, fair. Highs 55-60.

A howling wind across Eastern New England kept it loud outside people’s homes Sunday night into Monday. Those northerly winds gust up to 45 mph within 30 miles of the coast will last through the day Monday, taking already cool temperatures in the lower 40s and driving the “feels like” temperature into the lower 30s all day!  Rain will not…

Monday: Rainy, windy and blustery. Highs in the 40s. Overnight Monday: Cloudy with chilly wind. Lows in the 30s. Tuesday: Stubborn clouds and cool. Highs 45-50.