Couple of Days of Milder Weather
Arctic air over the region will shift seaward tonight as cold high pressure moves offshore and southwest winds take hold. The return flow of air will transport noticeably milder and [...]
View ArticleCold Air Remains In Place
Another pocket of unseasonably cold air slid into the region yesterday, causing rain to transition to snow around Southern New England as temperatures fell through the 30s. While most of [...]
View ArticlePattern Relaxes Soon
There is finally some light at the end of the tunnel. Obviously, it’s nearly April so it has to get better. But more importantly, the weather pattern across North America [...]
View ArticleBig Improvement On The Way
A cold northeast wind took hold of the area this week and has capped temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Precipitation moved into the region late Wednesday and actually produced [...]
View ArticleA Shower Possible Today, Much Colder Over The Weekend
A series of cold fronts will march south and eastward across New England over the course of the next 24 to 36 hours. The first of these fronts is crossing [...]
View ArticleCold Start To The Week But Milder Air On Its Way
Temperatures fell into the 20s on parts of the Upper Cape this morning, bringing a hard freeze to the area. Further east, from Hyannis out to Chatham and northward across [...]
View ArticleBrief Shower Possible This Evening, Chilly Air Follows
A mild southwest wind today will boost temperatures well into the 60s…if not touching 70F on parts of the Cape. However, a fast moving cold front working southward from the [...]
View ArticleRain Later Today…Cold Air Pours In Behind It
Clouds filled the sky overnight and will lower and thicken over the course of the day today. As we push through the morning light rain and drizzle will break out [...]
View ArticleWrong Direction
There is very strong model agreement for a stretch of unseasonably cold – if not record cold – air to invade the northern tier of the country in a little over a week’s time. In response to a building...
View ArticleAlmost Fall-Like
Wednesday’s afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms ushered in a chilly (relatively speaking) air mass to the Northeast and New England. Over the Eastern Great Lakes, high temperatures on...
View ArticleCouple of Days of Milder Weather
March Acting Like March For A Change Arctic air over the region will shift seaward tonight as cold high pressure moves offshore and southwest winds take hold. The return flow of air will transport...
View ArticleCold Air Remains In Place
Jet Stream Keeps Cold Air Over the NortheastAnother pocket of unseasonably cold air slid into the region yesterday, causing rain to transition to snow around Southern New England as temperatures fell...
View ArticlePattern Relaxes Soon
In About 2 Weeks Time We May Finally Break Out of This There is finally some light at the end of the tunnel. Obviously, it’s nearly April so it has to get better. But more importantly, the weather...
View ArticleBig Improvement On The Way
Southerly Winds Take Hold Tomorrow A cold northeast wind took hold of the area this week and has capped temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Precipitation moved into the region late Wednesday and actually...
View ArticleA Shower Possible Today, Much Colder Over The Weekend
Front and a Couple of Showers Crossing the Region Today A series of cold fronts will march south and eastward across New England over the course of the next 24 to 36 hours. The first of these fronts is...
View ArticleCold Start To The Week But Milder Air On Its Way
Monday Morning Visible Satellite Image Temperatures fell into the 20s on parts of the Upper Cape this morning, bringing a hard freeze to the area. Further east, from Hyannis out to Chatham and...
View ArticleWinter-Like Chill Possible Next Weekend
Medium-range model guidance is in agreement that we are going to see an shot of very chilly air (by mid-November standards) in just under a week’s time. After a week of seasonable temperatures, a...
View ArticleWindy and Cold
Winter is here. A strong low pressure center lifting into Eastern Canada is dragging down a surge of cold air into the Great Lakes and Northeast, accompanied by howling west and northwest winds and...
View ArticleChillier Times Ahead
Temperatures have been running a bit above normal for the month of November across the region – with most sites between 1 and 2F above their long-term averages. With slightly below normal temperatures...
View ArticleNo Big Heat Waves on the Immediate Horizon
May and June have been a bit of a roller-coaster temperature-wise, with extended periods of cooler than average temperatures interrupted briefly by anomalously warm readings – once in May and once in...
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