Danielle Niles
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Boston, MA, United States
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Rain Will Make For A Soggy Cinco De Mayo
Our WBZ Weather Team has issued a Storm Weather Weather Alert for Friday. → Read More
Heavy Rain, Flood Watch Thursday Into Friday
There's a threat for flooding Thursday into Friday. → Read More
April Snow – What To Expect For Rest Of Storm And Beyond « CBS Boston
Expect reduced visibility, snow covered roads and some slick travel through the afternoon. → Read More
Beyond The Forecast: Major Winter Storm On The Way Tuesday
For those that may have been wishing for a big shift in the storm track–sorry, you’re out of luck. → Read More
Beyond The Forecast: Over A Foot Of Snow Possible From Tuesday Nor’easter « CBS Boston
A significant coastal storm will impact the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Monday night through part of Wednesday with heavy snow, damaging wind gusts, and coastal flooding. → Read More
WBZ-TV Weather Alert: Damaging Wind Gusts Then Accumulating Snow
The wind is the main story Thursday and the snow will arrive during the pre-dawn hours Friday. → Read More
More Snow? Potentially Significant Storm Sunday Into Monday
Sunday into Monday is a high stakes forecast. The potential is there for plowable snow all the way to the shore if everything comes together just right. → Read More
Snow For Patriots Parade, Then More Possible Later This Week
While the weather won’t be perfect, you know crowds are going to be gathering no matter what to celebrate the Pats historic win. → Read More
Significant Snow Coming Saturday To Southern New England
If you want to avoid all snow Saturday and need to get things done – get out in the morning. The snow doesn’t arrive until later in the day for most of us. → Read More
Weather Alert: Thursday Storm Could Bring 6+ Inches Of Snow To New England
A quick-hitting storm will rapidly intensify Thursday night into Friday morning. → Read More
WBZ AccuWeather Morning Forecast For Feb. 25 «
Danielle Niles and Pamela Gardner have your latest weather forecast. → Read More
Next 24 Hours: Accumulating Snow, Heavy Rain, Damaging Gusts & 50s
Snow will transition to a wintry mix and then rain starting Monday night. → Read More
Dangerous Cold: Wind Chill Warning This Weekend
We’ve pretty much dissected the cold every which way this week. It’s here. It’s going to be brutal for a couple of days. And then it’s out as quickly as it came in. Don’t underestimate the power of this arctic air mass. → Read More
Bursts of Snow Followed By Frigid Air This Weekend
Areas of light snow have developed this morning as some upper level energy slides over southern New England; expect additional bursts of snow to come through this afternoon and early evening. Our atmosphere has a lot of instability today, so similar to summertime thunderstorms, any snow showers that develop today could get a little “feisty” so to speak. → Read More
WBZ AccuWeather Early Morning Forecast For May 14 «
Danielle Niles and Pamela Gardner have your latest weather forecast. → Read More
WBZ AccuWeather Morning Forecast For Feb. 5 «
Danielle Niles and Pamela Gardner have your latest weather forecast. → Read More
Snow, Damaging Wind And Coastal Flooding Expected For Southern New England
While the mid-Atlantic is getting hit hard by a blizzard, New England will largely be spared during a weekend storm. → Read More
Party Of Five…Planets
Not 1, not 2…but 5, count them, 5 planets will be visible in our pre-dawn sky. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter will grace our sky in a diagonal line from southeast to southwest respectively. According to astronomers, this hasn’t happened in 11 years. To view the planets you need just one thing: your naked eye. Ok, maybe two more things…clear skies and your winter gear! The best time to… → Read More
Record Warmth On Christmas Eve, Followed By Rare Full Moon
This Christmas Eve has already been a record breaking one, and there’s more to come. → Read More