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A potentially powerful and slow-moving storm could have a range of impacts in Massachusetts, from heavy, wet snow in areas north and west of Boston, to significant rain and strong winds along the coast. Expect power outages and possible travel difficulties. → Read More
And how to 'bee' kind to pollinators. → Read More
After quite a bit of precipitation last week we are in a relatively dry pattern for the next several days. → Read More
Saturday and Sunday both could include a bit of snow for pockets of New England and temperatures should stay especially chilly on Saturday. → Read More
Precipitation in Boston will be generally light and most of it will end before noon. Thursday evening, the roads could be slick. → Read More
Many people will experience at least some frozen precipitation Wednesday evening. Roads could become icy as temperatures fall. → Read More
It may feel warm Friday morning, but this afternoon is when colder air will begin to work into the region again. → Read More
On Thursday and Friday, it will feel like spring in February with record warmth possible. → Read More
January’s average temperature in Boston was 8 degrees warmer than the previous average. → Read More
Many areas in Massachusetts could reach 60 degrees for a few hours Friday. In Boston, a new record high temperature is possible. → Read More
We could still see a big snowstorm in late February or March, but the odds of deep snow and prolonged cold are getting slimmer and slimmer. → Read More
The week ahead will be mild. Another frontal system pushes through a few showers Tuesday night. → Read More
An arctic front will slip across the region Friday. → Read More
January ended up being the third warmest on record, with 30 of 31 days clocking above-average temperatures. → Read More
It's appropriate we would start the final day of January on a cloudy note. Although there’s a bit of snow in some areas, it’s the clouds, not the snow, that have been the dominant feature over the past 31 days. → Read More
Warmer air is on its way, with highs around 50 expected Thursday morning. → Read More
The heaviest snow and rain today will be from about 5 p.m. onward. → Read More
This storm system is not done with us just yet. Snow is coming to Boston. How much snow remains in question. → Read More
Low pressure will be moving up along the New England coastline and into the Gulf of Maine later Monday, bringing a mixed bag of precipitation through Monday evening. → Read More
The rain-snow line will be moving closer to Cape Cod Friday afternoon. → Read More