Hello everyone!

Today will feature another day of the weather we’ve been dealing with since Friday. Temps will warm into the 30’s across the region, cloud cover will be widespread, though not everyone will remain entirely overcast through the whole day, and winds will remain gusty from the NNE. A backdoor cold front moved through the region last night, with a little snow falling as forecast. Behind that system, cooler air will pour into the region today, though we won’t really feel a noticeable change in temps until Wednesday, when the cold dry airmass becomes filled with snowflakes. No major precipitation is expected today, though snow showers are likely to continue in the mountains with some locations picking up another coating-1″ of snow.

Our next storm looks to be a fairly sizeable one, and will arrive Wednesday evening with high winds and heavy snow.

-Jack

Hello everyone!

Today will feature another day under the influence of the major storm that brought wind, rain, snow, and coastal flooding on Friday. That system is drifting ever so slowly southeast across the Atlantic, but its large size means that northerly breezes will be felt once again today along with areas of cloudiness, especially in northern and eastern parts of the region. A backdoor cold front will move through the area this evening with overcast skies and a burst of snow for southern areas. Accumulations will remain confined to a coating for most areas south and west of PWM, but a few locations along the MA/NH border could see an inch. Snow will move in late this evening and out just after midnight. Temps will range through the 30’s today with the coldest temps below freezing in the mountains, and the warmest just shy of 40 along the coast.

-Jack

Hello everyone!

Today will feature breezy and cool weather as yesterday’s storm moves to the southeast. Winds out of the north will continue to gust in the 30-40 mph range, which could result in scattered power outages, but should be low enough to avoid major issues. Temps will hold steady through the day as daytime heating from the sun is balanced by cold air advection behind the storm. Your temperature this morning will be your temperature at noon will be your temperature this evening (plus or minus a few degrees), before the sun goes down and cooling begins. While only scattered rain/snow is expected from the storm today, its impacts will continue with another round of impactful coastal flooding expected around the midday high tide.

-Jack

Hello everyone!

Today will once again feature very warm temps as storms track along a front to our north. Look for highs ranging from the upper 30’s in the north to the low 50’s along the southern coast. Skies will feature a mix of sun and clouds, with more sun in the south and more clouds in the north. Look for conditions to remain mostly dry outside of a few morning showers in the north and east, and a few upslope showers this afternoon.

We’ll be on the edge of a major coastal storm tomorrow. For my discussion of that storm, check out last night’s weather.us blog update.

-Jack