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A quick hitter slides across northern and central New England this evening, just enough to freshen things up before the arctic air arrives. Expect light snow reaching Sunapee into southern Vermont, then across northern New Hampshire and western Maine through late evening - mostly a coating to 1" in central New Hampshire, 1-2" in the Whites, and 2-4" locally in the higher terrain of Maine. Farther south, it looks like...

Good early Tuesday morning! We start dry, then showers arrive late day and evening, spreading West to East - earliest across the Berkshires and Litchfield Hills, reaching central Massachusetts and Rhode Island early to mid-evening, and pushing into eastern New England after that. Overnight precipitation is mainly rain for New England as temperatures hold above freezing; the lone exception is a brief glaze risk in far northwestern M...

In this week’s Pattern Predictions we focus on why the next two weeks evolve the way they do. Recent cold has been fragmented - what we’ve been calling disjointed cold - thanks to a warming stratosphere and a weakened polar vortex. That continues into the holiday: a milder midweek bump delivers rain Tuesday night into Wednesday, followed by a cool shot for Thanksgiving and Friday. By the end of the holiday weekend and into early ne...

Let’s walk you into the holiday week with clear expectations. High pressure crests over the East to start, so Monday stays quiet here at home and most airports behave. The national action gathers Tuesday as a storm ramps through the Upper Great Lakes - windblown snow in the Northern Plains and a rain-to-snow transition from Duluth toward Minneapolis, while downpours stretch from the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys to the Gulf Coast. Tha...

Thanks for spending part of your Sunday with us. While tonight’s showers aren’t strong, they’re just enough to wet the ground - and temperatures will drop below freezing within a couple of hours after the rain ends, especially north and west of Boston and along the I-95 to I-495 corridor. That’s the recipe for patchy black ice overnight into early Monday. The quick way to judge your town: by 8-9 PM, if pavement is damp and your the...

Winter feel hangs on through the first half of the week before a warmup late week. Today: gusty west wind 40–45 mph, highs 30s north / 40s south, but wind chills stay in the 20s north and 30s south. Upslope snow continues on the north & west-facing slopes of the Greens/Whites/Great North Woods - mainly a mountain-road issue - then tapers tonight. Overnight lows drop into the 20s, with feels-like in the teens for many who are ou...

Wind is easing tonight after peak gusts over 50 mph for a few and 40-45 mph in much of southern New England. Upslope snow continues on north/west-facing mountain slopes and snow lingers in eastern & northern Maine. Mon–Tue: chilly, wintry feel; additional several inches in the higher northern terrain (generally ~6-8" in the most favored high spots by Tue; ~1-2" lower terrain). Mon gusts 40-45 mph, Tue gusts ease to 25...

Thanks for all the photos and videos in the app today - Beth in Fryeburg and Dave in Lincoln captured that classic early-season look: a North Country winter wonderland. Tonight’s weather flips the script farther south as a warm front surges up the Hudson Valley. Downpours and embedded thunder lift across southern New England, with spots like Block Island already clocking an inch and a half in short order. Plan on it pouring for a t...

Today’s weather will be blustery...but the wind will ease as we move through the day. We’ll still see a few gusts over 40 mph early, then a gradual throttle back to about 15–25 mph by the second half of the afternoon.

That’s why it still feels chilly despite some sun- most of New England spends the warmest part of the day feeling like the 30s across the interior, even the 20s in a few far-north spots, with the lower 50s limited...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes takes you through the rest of the workweek and weekend so you can plan with confidence: NW wind eases Thursday, a mostly dry Friday (clouds increase), then showers arrive Friday evening/night with a wet start Saturday before sun breaks out for a pleasant second half. Another disturbance returns Sunday, and next week starts chilly - some of the coldest air of the season so far.📱 Get hour-by-hour + 14-da...

Impactful weather incoming. A stronger wind core than yesterday arrives tonight into early Thursday, with widespread 50–60 mph gusts (locally 60+ Outer Cape/Nantucket) leading to scattered damage & outages. We’ll time it, plus who gets rain, thunder, and accumulating mountain snow.Prep today: Secure loose items & charge devices.📱 Track wind/snow on the 5-star 1DegreeOutside app (iOS/Android).📺 Watch our 24/7 stream at 1De...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes digs into a fast-moving setup: a beautiful Beaver Supermoon viewing both tonight and Wednesday night, a quick midweek system with areas of rain south and accumulating mountain snow north (most Wednesday night), and a howling wind that peaks pre-dawn Thursday - strongest along the South Coast/Cape/Islands.

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Wind is the headline. West–northwest gusts 35–45 mph today will make it feel brisk and blustery, with pockets of damage and isolated outages possible. The pattern stays fast-moving- quick disturbances every couple of days—so expect mountain snow accumulation through midweek and a couple shots of chilly air on the way.

Today (Tue)

• Lots of sun, but gusty 35–45 mph region-wide; strongest eases late day west → east

• Far N New England: ...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes breaks down November: quick, progressive systems, shots of chilly air and a classic La Niña look.Near-normal temps for much of New England, below-normal precip for parts of the Mid-Atlantic/Southeast, and a much-above bullseye for the Pacific Northwest with atmospheric river taps.Pattern: Polar cold “lobes” send periodic cool shots into the East; systems stay progressiveJet stream: Zonal to start → more...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes walks through the next two weeks: a mostly zonal jetstream configuration this week with several quick disturbances (Wed night–Thu, Fri night–Sat, and Sunday), then a deeper dip in the jet early next week around the 10th-11th brings a cold snap to the Eastern U.S. For New England, that means cooler-than-average temps much of next week, limited precipitation overall, and mountain snow at times - especiall...

Wind is the headliner this week in New England - separate bursts, each with the ability to bring pockets of outages/damage. Danielle breaks down the timeline:• Tue AM–midday: Peak gusts 40–45 mph (isolated 45+), quick spike then easing.• Wed night–Thu AM: Gusts to 45 mph for many; 50–60+ possible Cape/Islands.• Fri night–Sat AM: Another bump as the next system sweeps through.Plus: accumulating mountain snow (Wed night–Thu AM):• 1–3...

Gusty start, calmer finish. Danielle tracks a brisk first weekend of November with winds easing gradually & a breezy-but-bright Sunday. We “fall back” overnight (2 AM Sunday), then turn milder Monday as a southwest wind ushers in mid–upper 50s and evening showers. Patriots @ Gillette (Sun): Feels like low 40s for tailgating, near/just over 50° at game time, WNW wind ~10 mph. Darker drive home with the earlier sunset.Download th...