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Snow is on the way for much of New England later today! A widespread 4-8" is anticipated for many, with a rain/snow line in eastern MA to start that will collapse back to the coast as colder air moves in. Arctic air arrives tonight too with the coldest air of the season through midweek and dangerously cold wind chill values. Stay updated with our app for live radar, videos, and hourly forecasts.
This weekend’s weather brings a mix of rain, snow, and Arctic air: -Saturday: Rain sweeps through much of New England, mainly during the evening, with wet snow in the mountains. -Sunday Afternoon to dawn Monday: A plowable snowstorm moves in, potentially dropping over 6 inches in parts of the region. -Next Week: Arctic air blasts in with sub-zero wind chills and the coldest temperatures of the season so far. 📱 Track the storm wi...
The next few days bring a lot of weather action in New England! 🌨️ Tonight: Light snow showers with coatings possible. 🌧️ Saturday: Rain for many, with wet snow in the North Country. ❄️ Sunday Night into Monday: A plowable snowstorm is increasingly likely, with snow heaviest overnight into Monday morning. 🥶 Next Week: Arctic air and biting wind chills, with "feels-like" temps near or below zero by Tuesday. 📱 Stay in...
Here’s the latest on New England’s weather: 🌤️ Today: Sunshine fades behind increasing clouds, with highs near 30°. 🌨️ Tonight: Light, disorganized snow showers arrive, with minor coatings and slick spots possible by morning. 🌡️ Weekend: Milder with highs in the 40s for southern New England before cold air returns Sunday evening. ❄️ Sunday Night/Monday: A potential storm could bring accumulating snow to parts of New England. 📱...
Winter’s grip on New England continues, with several changes on the horizon as we head into the weekend. In today's Insights video, Matt Noyes explains how one disorganized disturbance Thursday night may bring the most snow to the Cape and Islands, the next brings warmth for raindrops in Southern New England (snow in Ski Country) Saturday evening and night...and we're watching potential storm development Sunday night into Monday ...
Brrr! It’s another cold and blustery day across New England, with wind chills in the teens and some upslope snow showers for the mountains. A brief warming trend is on the way for through part of the weekend, along with two disturbances to keep an eye on. 📌 Highlights: -Today: Wind gusts 25–35 mph, teens-to-20s for highs, with single-digit & teen wind chills in many areas. -End of Week: Lighter winds and seasonable highs in ...
A blustery midweek with upslope snow in the mountains gives way to relatively milder temps and 2 disturbances to keep a close eye on. 🌬️❄️ 📌 This Week's Highlights: -Wednesday: Wind chills in the teens, gusts 25–35 mph, and single-digit feels-like temps. -Thursday: Slightly milder with 20s to 30s and lighter winds. -Weekend Disturbance: Saturday brings developing chilly rain for most of southern New England, with some snow poss...
Blustery winds and chilly air dominate New England’s midweek forecast, with upslope snow for the mountains. 🌬️❄️ Highlights: -Blustery Winds: Gusts of 25–35 mph today, with isolated 40 mph gusts adding to the chill. -Wind Chills: Teens during the day, single digits overnight in parts of New England. -Weekend Preview: A brief warm-up ahead of a colder, stormier pattern. 📱 Track live radar, snow totals, and wind chills on our fr...
Meteorologist Matt Noyes dives into the next two weeks of weather, revealing a significant pattern change for New England. Starting this weekend, the jet stream shifts, bringing storms closer to New England with an increased chance of snow and precipitation. Key points: -A more active storm track develops starting this weekend. -Two disturbances to watch this weekend into early next week—possible snow or mix. -Frequent fronts and...
The week ahead features upslope snow for ski country, gusty winds, and the return of midweek cold! 🌬️ Plus, a change in wind direction later this week brings a "milder" end to the week. Highlights: -Santa Ana Winds: Dangerous fire weather continues for Southern California. -Mountain Snow: Northern Vermont & New Hampshire summits may see 6–8 inches by midweek. -Midweek Cold: Wind chills in the teens for many areas Tuesday &am...
Developing snow showers this afternoon and evening will create localized slick spots in New England, especially on untreated surfaces. Temperatures climb into the 30s today, with a bit of melting and refreeze overnight. Looking ahead, a colder, breezier midweek arrives, with wind chills in the teens during the day and single digits at night.
Snow lovers, upslope snow continues in the mountains through midweek! Stay tuned for our...
It's a mainly quiet Sunday evening, though clouds increase tonight with a few icy patches developing on anything untreated as temperatures drop into the 20s. We kick off the week on a mild note with highs near 40°F, but scattered snow showers could bring quick coatings and brief slick spots during the evening commute. Tuesday and Wednesday turn colder and windier, with snow showers in the mountains and wind chills in the teens. We...
After delivering updates Saturday for the snow, now we can fully pivot to the rest of the weekend in this Weekend Edition video with Matt Noyes...and Matt says Sunday looks wonderful for winter sports and outdoor plans, as long as you're prepped for a seasonable feeling. Matt also looks at a change in the pattern that better favors snow, starting next weekend - and makes it clear with the precipitation chance forecast.
Matt Noyes delivers a Saturday midday update as snow continues to fall, but will ease in intensity for many in the second half of the day. Full details in the video, and we remain on-track for the amounts shared in the early morning forecast video, which you can find by clicking here.
Winter’s touch is here this Saturday as light snow spreads across New England. Though not a major storm, the snow is sticking thanks to below-freezing temperatures, making for picturesque scenes and some slick spots on untreated roads. Matt Noyes has details in the video.
This weekend brings a different winter weather setup for New England! While the bulk of the storm remains to our south, a northern jet stream disturbance will bring light snow Saturday, especially along the coast and in higher terrain. We'll explain how an inverted trough may enhance snow showers and what to expect across the region. Don't miss the details on timing, snow totals, and potential icy spots. Download the Noyes’ 1Degre...
Our 1°Outside Today videos typically only span 24 hours, but with today being Friday and light snow anticipated to fall Saturday, Matt takes us through the Saturday snow. Nonetheless, we'll dive into more detail and do any fine tuning we need to in our usual Insights video - the deeper-dive into meteorology - coming up later today on our homepage and Noyes' 1DegreeOutside Weather app.
We focus on the next 24 hours in our 1°Outside Today video, though Noyes' Notes, as you know, covers the big ideas in the forecast at large. This morning, Matt Noyes is tracking snow showers that are dropping in from the north and explains why this setup is somewhat rare - and just how cold the continuing wind will make it feel today. Full details in the video, and our daily National Weather Summary and Northeast Weather Story ar...
Will the weekend storm graze New England? Danielle Noyes breaks it all down in today’s Insights video. Plus, scattered snow showers in Eastern Massachusetts Thursday morning could create a slick spot or two, while mountain snow continues to pile up in Northern New England. 🌨️ Key Forecast Highlights: -Dusting possible in Eastern Massachusetts Thursday morning. -Mountain snow adds another 2–4” in the Greens, Whites, and Northern ...
The coldest air of the week is here, with biting wind chills and subzero feels-like temperatures for Northern New England. Danielle Noyes details how long the blustery conditions will last and when they’ll ease up. Today's forecast includes: -Highs only in the teens and 20s. -Wind gusts up to 45 mph today, easing slightly tomorrow. -Upslope snow showers continue adding an additional few inches in parts of Northern New England. ...
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