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Meteorologist Danielle Noyes dives into the stormy stretch ahead in your Tuesday Insights video from the 1DegreeOutside Weather Network. With a stalled front lingering over New England, we’re tracking multiple rounds of showers, downpours, and thunderstorms from now through Friday.

Southeastern New England faces the most persistent rain on Thursday, with localized flooding possible. Weekend plans look good to go with a return t...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes from 1DegreeOutside brings you the latest on today's oppressive heat and humidity across central and southern New England. Expect heat index values soaring into the upper 90s and even touching 100°F in some areas. With dew points in the low to mid-70s, the atmosphere is primed for afternoon and evening thunderstorms, which could bring torrential downpours and localized flooding. Northern New England...

Tuesday is hot and humid but stormy in the afternoon; Wednesday turns cooler and cloudier. Best beach opportunities come early Tuesday before unsettled weather arrives.Meanwhile, rough seas (6–10 ft offshore), SW winds to 30 kt, and widespread fog and storms will create tricky conditions on the water at times Tuesday. Wednesday eases: SE winds 5–10 kt, 2–4 ft seas, but storm chances linger (south coast). No tropical threats to New ...

In this week's Pattern Predictions, Meteorologist Danielle Noyes from the provides an in-depth look at the upcoming weather pattern for New England over the next 2 weeks. Fluctuations in temperature continue with cooler, onshore flow taking hold later this week before a chunk of heat returns for part of next week. Some humidity will persist as well along with classic thunderstorms chances.Want more? Join as a member for exclusi...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes provides your Monday weather insights for New England. Expect hot and humid conditions again tomorrow, with heat index values reaching 95–100°F in southern areas. A cold front brings some relief, but also the potential for thunderstorms and localized flooding. Danielle has the latest timing on multiple rounds of thunder this week.Stay updated with the latest forecasts and alerts by downloading the 1Degr...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes delivers your Sunday evening weather essentials for New England. After a warm and festive Fourth of July weekend, the region braces for a week marked by soaring temperatures, oppressive humidity, and multiple rounds of thunderstorms. Monday kicks off with widespread 90s and heat index values nearing 100°F, while Tuesday brings the potential for heavy downpours and localized flooding. By midweek, a brief...

Happy Independence Day! 🎆 Meteorologist Danielle Noyes has your 1DegreeOutside Noyes’ Notes forecast for July 4th, and the news is fantastic: fresh, dry air, sunshine, and perfect conditions for celebrating. She breaks down what to expect through the evening fireworks and looks ahead to the weekend, when warmth builds and heat returns by Sunday. Check out what’s in store and track it all with our free app - plus, we’d love to see ...

Conditions on the water and sand for this 4th of July are nearly ideal - and Danielle has all the details in the beach & boating forecast for the nearshore and offshore coastal waters of New England.

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Danielle Noyes has your July 4th holiday weather forecast, and the news is good: comfortable temperatures, low humidity, and mostly dry skies for the Fourth across New England! Heat and humidity come roaring back by Sunday. Danielle breaks down how hot it will get, how long it will last, and where pop-up showers or storms may still impact your plans. Plus, she gives us a look at tropical development in the Southeast that could have...

Beach bound for the 3rd? Or heading out on the boat?  Expect mostly sunny skies to kick off Thursday and just a slight chance of afternoon showers or isolated thunderstorms. Highs reach the lower to mid 80s with low rip current risk and surf around 2 to 3 feet.

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Danielle Noyes is back with your Wednesday Noyes' Notes from the 1DegreeOutside Weather Network - and if you’re watching the skies ahead of fireworks, here’s everything you need to know:🎆 Tonight’s Fireworks Outlook:• Mostly dry with temps in the 70s• Some lingering clouds• Low chance of a quick Cape/Islands shower• Light wind = smoke may linger☁️ Today: Stubborn clouds linger in southern/eastern New England. Mostly sunny far ...

Meteorologist Matt Noyes breaks down what to expect for July across New England and the U.S. in this month’s 1DegreeOutside Monthly Forecast.What’s Ahead This Month?• Jet stream pattern keeps warmth in place across much of the U.S.• New England likely warmer than normal with frequent cold front passes• Each front = thunderstorm risk, and possibly severe weather at times• Storm tracks could bring us normal to above-normal rain, depe...

Just a reminder: We offer a full beach and boating product in our 1°Outside Enthusiast Membership Level, where you'll find:-Maps like the ones offered here, but through the next few days - over three dozen maps in total-A written forecast discussion from Matt and Danielle Noyes, updated on Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays with sections on beach forecasts, near-shore boating and offshore boating, as well as the Lakes Region forecast-T...

Danielle Noyes has your Tuesday Insights forecast to kick off July! Here's your exclusive 1DegreeOutside update on how things are shaping up for the 4th of July, the weekend, and the start of next week:-4th of July: Looking good overall! Pleasant temps, but Danielle explains why she’s watching one key concern in Eastern New England.-Heat & Humidity Return: Get ready for 90°+ by Sunday — possible heat wave into next week.Fir...

It’s a classic summer Tuesday in New England, and Matt Noyes is tracking two potential rounds of thunderstorms — one this afternoon, and another this evening. Here’s what you need to know to stay weather-aware on this busy holiday week:

🌩️ Round one: Mid-afternoon storms develop across western and central New England
⛈️ Round two: Additional thunderstorms possible between 6–10 PM
🎆 Fireworks tonight? Not ideal. Wednesday...