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Two big headlines to track:-Accumulating snow Saturday (widespread 1–3 inches, locally a bit higher near the South Shore/Outer Cape if coastal enhancement develops), and-Brutal Arctic cold + strong wind this weekend, with the coldest wind chills Sunday night and widespread 20–30+ below zero possible in the coldest spots.Friday: Mostly quiet, but along the eastern MA coast (inside Route 128 at times) we’ll have intermittent ocean sn...
All things considered, today is a pretty pleasant February day: still cooler than average, but with not much wind.What to know:Today (Thu): Varying clouds, generally quiet.Wind chills at the warmest time: teens to low 20s.NW wind generally 10 mph or less.Tonight → Friday morning: Wind shifts more north, and a few snow showers drift in off the ocean — especially for eastern MA, including areas inside Route 128 down through the South...
There are two big themes ahead: A light snow event late Friday night into Saturday (with a coastal enhancement wildcard), and serious Arctic cold this weekend into early next week with wind chills as cold as 20 to 30 degrees below zero.Track the snow bands, wind, and wind chills in the free, 5-star 1DegreeOutside app (search “1DegreeOutside Weather”). Membership details: membership.1degreeoutside.com.
A weakening cold front moves in today - not much moisture with it, but it starts a downward temperature trend. The bigger headline is still ahead: frigid air returns this weekend, with record cold highs possible and dangerously cold wind chills. We’re also tracking light snow Friday night into Saturday with minor accumulation (more in Insights).
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If you noticed icicles melting yesterday, you're not alone. We did too. And we’re in one of those winter stretches where it’s still cold, but not as cold as last week, and that little bit of moderation is enough to start a cycle that matters more than people think.⭐ App challenge: If you already have the free 1DegreeOutside app, share it with a friend/coworker today - word of mouth helps us grow!
This video outlines a look at the next two weeks of weather for New England. A ridge out west, and troughing in the east continues to be the headline - and as long as that setup persists, it keeps the door open for periodic Arctic shots into the eastern half of the U.S., including New England. Even though this week is still colder than average, it’s not as intense as what we’ve just been through. But the pattern continues to reloa...
Big story: This week is not as cold as last week… but it doesn’t last. A reinforcing shot of Arctic air (a “piece of the polar vortex”) returns for the weekend into early next week, bringing dangerous wind chills.For the full 2-week forecast, radar, and hourly detail, use the free, 5-star 1DegreeOutside Weather app (search “1DegreeOutside Weather” in the App Store/Google Play). And thanks for supporting our mission through membersh...
The headline: Not as cold overall this week compared to last week, which means we’ll see more melting and refreezing - and with that, an increased ice dam concern (especially if you’re already noticing icicles along gutters and rooflines). If you haven’t already, roof raking can help reduce snow load near the eaves and limit meltwater backing up under shingles.Next snow chance:Nothing big on the immediate horizon - next potential s...
We’ve got a storm that’s been coming together beautifully — and yes, I’m going to say “our storm” because we’ve been tracking it… but it’s not really ours, is it? The center stays out over the ocean. Still, it’s a very well-defined storm with a large wind field, and that’s why parts of southeastern New England are seeing impacts today even with the storm offshore.
Meteorologist Danielle Noyes with your 1DegreeOutside weekend forecast for New England as we wrap up January and head into February.A coastal storm develops off the Carolinas Saturday, then rapidly intensifies south/east of New England. That keeps most of the region on the northwest (drier) fringe of the storm - but it’s a different story for the South Shore, Cape Cod, and the Islands.Want the 24/7 stream? Open YouTube and search “...
A very powerful, hybrid “winter hurricane” is exploding offshore - with 100+ mph gusts near its core - but the good news is the storm’s worst impacts aim out to sea.Here’s what it means for New England this weekend and into next week:A northern jet dives south, the southern jet adds moisture/energy, and the two phase — a recipe for a monster storm.The key: the strongest dynamics stay just southeast and then out to the Maritimes, sp...
🥶 Bitter cold today: Despite the sunshine, it’s “cold sunshine.” Wind chills peak near 0° at the warmest part of the day in Southern New England, and stay 10–15 below in far Northern New England.
🌙 Even colder tonight: Wind relaxes some (that helps!), but actual temps still plunge. Many spots fall below zero, with interior Southern New England dipping 5–10 below. Around 0° in Boston, and single digits on Cape Cod.
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In this Insights video we break down the atmospheric setup, snow probabilities, wind & coastal concerns & what to expect next as a rapidly intensifying storm develops off the Carolina coast this weekend & passes southeast of New England.📱 Get the app (free, 5★): iOS/Android → 1DegreeOutside Weather📺 Smart TV: YouTube → 1DegreeOutside Network🔴 Member Q&A pre-storm livestream: membership.1degreeoutside.com
• Subzero wind chill early; feels-like single digits/low teens this PM
• A few flurries/snow showers (quick coating possible); ocean-effect mid/outer Cape
• Bitter tonight: near 0°F Boston; subzero inland; wind chill −5 to −20°
• Sunday: large ocean storm passes southeast of New England: snow/wind/coastal impacts likely
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• Coldest day/night Friday (subzero wind chills; many below zero Fri night).
• Powerhouse ocean storm bombs out Sun: offshore track but accumulating snow likely; sharp NW cutoff.
• Blizzard conditions possible SE New England; damaging coastal gusts, hurricane-force close to the outer Cape and Nantucket.
• Seas 12–15 ft nearshore / ~20–22 ft offshore; erosion & coastal flooding risk.
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• Wind chills below zero early; gusts ease later.• Spotty flurries/snow showers (sugar coating at most); upslope north, ocean-effect outer Cape late tonight.• Arctic air reloads late week.• Strong coastal storm Sunday likely close enough for accumulating snow.Free app for radar/hourly + our 24/7 stream.
• Widespread 1–2 feet; jackpots: Gloucester 27", Ipswich 26", Sterling 25.2"; Boston & Worcester, top 10 snowstorm: #8 & #9 spots, respectively.• Cold all week: highs teens/20s; subzero wind chills mornings; Friday/Friday night coldest.• Weekend watch (Sat night–Sun): large coastal storm likely south/east - all snow here; highest ≥6" odds right now from the South Shore to Cape Cod.Pre-storm livestreams l...
• Feels-like temps climb from below 0 to single digits/teens.
• A few light snow showers west/central/north—coating to ~1″ where they hit.
• –5 to –20° wind chills tonight (coldest north).
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• Teens–20s by day; single digits/near/below 0° at night → frequent subzero wind chills.
• Tue: quick clipper, coating–½″ west/central, fizzles east.• Wed: VT → NNE flurries, coating–1″.
• Watching Sat night–Sun for our next potential for accumulating snow as a storm tracks east of New England
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We’re through the peak, but this storm still has a second act. Areas of light snow will fill back in around midday and continue on and off through this evening. It won’t fall like yesterday, but it will still accumulate and keep travel difficult thanks to blowing/drifting and reduced visibility. Then we turn the page to subzero wind chills tonight into Tuesday morning & the cold isn’t going anywhere this week.Free app for radar...
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