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Some icy spots this morning give way to milder air by afternoon, but it’s the unsettled pattern ahead that has our attention. Meteorologist Danielle Noyes walks you through Tuesday’s quick-hitting rain or snow showers, a disorganized round of rain and flakes for Wednesday, and the potential for Friday night snow accumulation in some areas. We’re in the thick of the seasonal transition from winter to spring in New England, and with ...
While parts of the country brace for record-breaking warmth, New England stays seasonable to slightly cooler-than-average as we head into the first full week of April. In this week’s Pattern Predictions, Meteorologist Danielle Noyes breaks down why the dip in the jet stream will keep us unsettled, how much precipitation (and even snow!) we could see, and what to expect from quick-moving disturbances in an active early spring patter...
While parts of the country bake under record-breaking heat, New England stays seasonable with a few ups and downs. Danielle Noyes breaks down what that means for us — including snow showers for the mountains, periods of unsettled weather, and when the next round of rain arrives. Plus, we take a closer look at just how much snow is still on the ground and where new flakes will fly! 🌨️🌤️➡️ Stay informed with the latest weather tren...
Although much of Southern New England sees little or no snow before flipping to rain, Northern New England will see over half a foot in elevated terrain, with a few power outages possible in Eastern Maine by tonight! Still, Matt Noyes says the strong sun angle this time of the year should preclude too much trouble on roads - particularly those with any amount of light treatment. Full details in our early morning video!
Southern New England won't see much snow, but Matt Noyes tells us the higher terrain of Northern New England should see over half a foot in spots! Matt has the full forecast here, including how much precipitation we'll add to the water table in our moderate drought areas, and a preview of the rest of the week. It's all in our Sunday Evening Essentials video!
It’s a tale of two seasons this weekend across New England! 🌦️ Danielle Noyes walks you through:• Saturday's mild temps & late-day showers• Sharp drop in temps Saturday night with wind gusts up to 40 mph• A brighter but brisk Sunday• And yes… 🌨️ snow returns for some on Monday morningWhen and where will we see accumulation? Who gets just rain? Danielle has your full breakdown and a look at when things could turn slippery....
Mild to start, wintry to finish! Danielle Noyes breaks down a weekend of wild swings in New England weather, including:☔️ Scattered Saturday showers🌬️ Gusty winds Saturday night & Sunday🌨️ Snow returns Monday—yes, even in southern New England!🎿 Spring skiing looks fresh with mountain snow early next week📲 Track your local forecast with our free 1DegreeOutside app, available on the App Store & Google Play.#NewEnglandWeat...
Rain is moving out, but gusty winds (40-45 mph) move in! 🌬️ Drying out today with some clearing arriving west to east, then a passing shower Saturday before a brighter but brisk Sunday.📌 Here’s what to expect:Friday: 🌧️ Rain tapers by midday (east), wind gusts to 45 mph.
Saturday: 🌦️ A stray shower, but outdoor plans are good to go!
Sunday: ☀️ Cooler, breezy, and bright
Monday: ⛅ A new system approaches – rain & snow chances ...
Matt Noyes delivers our Insights video on this Thursday and explains the increasing speed of the weather pattern will mean less precipitation in each event, but more frequently shifting winds with changes of air and shots of precipitation that favor more snowflakes mixing in for Northern New England. Full details in the video!
Spring has officially begun, but it sure doesn’t feel like it! Low clouds, patchy fog, and drizzle are hanging on today, while steadier rain arrives tonight and lasts into tomorrow morning. Some wet snowflakes may mix in across interior and higher elevations, but little impact is expected due to mild temperatures and the strong March sun angle.💨 Gusty wind takes over by tomorrow afternoon—we’ll have updates on wind speeds and what...
Spring officially begins Thursday at 5:01 A.M. with the vernal equinox! While we welcome milder temperatures, we’ve also got an active weather pattern to watch. Sea breezes are keeping coastal areas much cooler, while inland spots warm into the 50s and even 60s. Meanwhile, fog and drizzle continue to fill in, followed by a round of rain Thursday night into Friday. Some wet snowflakes may mix in by the end of the storm, but little i...
New England’s temperature rollercoaster continues today with big differences depending on where you are! A sea breeze keeps the coast chilly while inland areas climb to 60s & even around 70. Plus, Friday brings gusty winds, rain, and even snow showers! Matt has the details in your Wednesday Noyes' Notes/1°Outside Today.📲 Stay ahead of any changes! Download our free 1DegreeOutside Weather app on App Store & Google Play....
Matt Noyes says the ocean plays a big role in our forecast the next couple of days - then Friday it's not likely we find accumulating snow in Southern New England (even if snow mixes in) but not entirely impossible - either way, a few inches are expected in the mountains as a chilly, gusty wind ends the week. Full details in this Insights video!
A quieter day of weather lies ahead for New England, but that chilly ocean water will make a BIG difference in terms of temperatures at the coast! Matt has your Tuesday Noyes' Notes...here are the highlights:✅ Sea breeze keeps coastal temps much cooler✅ Inland spots push near 60°F✅ Next storm arrives Thursday night into Friday✅ Could we see snow? ❄️📲 Track it all with our app! Free on the App Store & Google Play🛍️ Shop Our We...
Looking ahead to the rest of March, the weather pattern is shifting again!✅ Colder air makes a comeback late month✅ More snow likely in Northern New England✅ Temps trend BELOW normal to close out March✅ April may start chilly—but will it last?🌡️ If you’ve been enjoying the spring preview, don’t get too comfortable! A big atmospheric shift is bringing colder air back to New England, and even some late-season snow for the northern m...
The worst of today's rain & wind is behind us, but another storm is brewing late this week. This time, cold air on the backside could bring snowflakes to some areas. How much? Where? We'll break it all down in today's Monday Insights! Key Takeaways:✅ Quiet midweek with a sea breeze & mild temps.✅ Next storm arrives Thursday night with rain & wind.✅ Friday’s cold air could bring some snow in northern areas.✅ ...
Although some of us are still dealing with a gusty wind this morning, that's shutting down pretty quickly from west to east. Rain, on the other hand, will linger much longer, with far eastern spots like the Outer Cape and the eastern tip of Maine not seeing the rain end entirely until predawn Tuesday! Matt Noyes has full details on the next 24 hours, plus Noyes' Notes, in our 1°Outside Today video!
Matt Noyes sets the stage for a wind that's already been increasing on this late Sunday, and covers isolated power outages, heavy rain, river flooding and when the rain will end...plus gives us a look out across more of the week in this Sunday Evening Essentials video forecast.
Above-average temperatures continue this weekend, with highs climbing into the 50s and 60s! While much of the weekend will be dry, we’re tracking a few scattered showers and increasing wind—gusting 40-50 mph in spots by Sunday afternoon. The heaviest rain arrives Sunday night into Monday morning, bringing the strongest wind gusts to the coast and Cape Cod. Danielle Noyes times it all out for you in this Weekend Edition of Insights!...
A mild March weekend is ahead, but strong winds & heavy rain arrive Sunday night into Monday.📍 What to Expect:🌡️ Saturday: 50s & 60s, mostly dry💨 Sunday: Wind gusts 40-60 mph, strongest at night🌧️ Sunday Night – Monday AM: Heavy rain, localized flooding possiblePlus, a special shoutout to North Andover Elementary Schools! Thanks for an amazing weather enrichment takeover with the 3rd graders!📲 Download 1DegreeOutside A...
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