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Matt Noyes dives into Thursday’s oppressive heat and severe storm threat. With “real feel” temps over 100°F in parts of southern New England and a powerful cold front moving through, the risk for damaging wind, hail, lightning, and even isolated tornadoes is elevated - especially in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. The Storm Prediction Center now includes more of interior New England in the severe threat zone.🔥 Heat index around...

Matt Noyes walks you through a humid Wednesday across New England in your 24-hour forecast. Dew points rise to around 70°F - the highest so far this season for many - setting the stage for sticky conditions and an increasingly uncomfortable feel by day’s end. A few showers or a pop-up thunderstorm will dot the region, mainly in northern areas, where an isolated strong storm can't be ruled out. It’s all part of a building warm a...

Matt Noyes brings you Tuesday Insights as we transition into a stretch of classic summer weather. While some heat builds over the next few days, the real summer heat is still to come next week. In the meantime, watch for a surge of humidity Wednesday, leading into Thursday’s intense heat, oppressive humidity, and a cold front that may trigger severe thunderstorms. Winds gusting over 40 mph could enhance storm severity. Friday and S...

Danielle Noyes has your Tuesday "Noyes’ Notes" as we begin a stretch of active weather across New England. Today is a transition day— - expect clouds, patchy fog, and a few showers (most numerous later in the day across western and central areas). Tomorrow, humidity surges with clusters of showers and thunderstorms, leading into Thursday’s oppressive heat and the chance for strong to severe storms with a passing cold fron...

A pattern flip is underway! Meteorologist Matt Noyes brings you into the week with a detailed look at the big shift from unsettled to classic summer conditions across New England. Scattered showers early in the week give way to heat and humidity by Thursday - our first real 90° day for many, complete with oppressive dew points and thunderstorm potential. Timing is key for those storms late Thursday, and a follow-up system could bri...

In this Monday edition of Noyes’ Notes, meteorologist Danielle Noyes gives you the heads-up on the week ahead: from a few spotty inland showers Monday and Tuesday, to a surge of heat and humidity peaking Thursday. That day also brings a risk for strong to severe thunderstorms along a cold front. And the good news? Early signs suggest we may actually stay dry this coming weekend on Saturday! Plus: the early outlook for the Fiesta Sh...

Happy Father's Day to all the Dad's out there! Meteorologist Danielle Noyes has your full Sunday night breakdown for the week ahead across New England! Monday starts cool along the coast with an onshore breeze and isolated inland showers - but the big story is the surge of summer heat and Florida-level humidity by midweek. Dew points near 70°F will make it feel tropical, with highs exceeding 90°F in some areas Thursday, esp...

Get the lowdown on your weekend forecast! We're tracking morning showers for Saturday, especially along the South Coast, but expect improvements and some sun breaking through by Saturday evening and Sunday. Things warm up next week, but not without a few scattered clouds and isolated showers on Monday and Tuesday.We'll cover:-Timing for those weekend showers-Which areas see the most sunshine-The transition to warmer tempera...

According to Matt Noyes, the trend of soggy Saturdays continues with this weekend marking what’s likely to be the 13th consecutive Saturday with rainfall in Boston. Rain begins overnight Friday and becomes steady through midday Saturday, particularly for Southern New England. While Northern New England may escape with only morning showers, many southern areas contend with at least light rain or drizzle throughout the day due to per...

Danielle Noyes breaks down your Thursday forecast on the 1DegreeOutside Weather Network. We’re in for a warm summer-like day with highs in the 80s and humidity still in check! A cold front will sweep through today with the chance for an isolated shower or thunderstorm in far northern or western New England. Friday turns slightly cooler, and this weekend brings pockets of showers and rain - though it doesn't look like a washout....

The weekend is near - what should you expect? Meteorologist Danielle Noyes breaks it down in this Thursday Insights update from 1DegreeOutside: a mostly dry and warm Friday, some Saturday rain, though there are some signs of improvement by afternoon. Plus, a look at the drought update, wildfire smoke, and trends into next week - including warming temps.Track it all with our free app (Apple & Google Play), and check out our new ...

Danielle Noyes breaks down what you need to know in this Wednesday Insights video from the 1DegreeOutside Weather Network. A beautiful Thursday lies ahead—breezy and warm with highs in the 70s to 80s—but yet again, we’re watching a cool-down and showers arriving for the weekend. Could this be the 13th consecutive Saturday with rain in parts of New England? Danielle has timing details, plus a first look at next weekend.📱 Download o...

Your Wednesday weather looks great! Sun's back, it's warm, and humidity is low – perfect for outdoor plans! But watch out for moderate to high rip current risk if you're hitting the beach.We'll also see some colorful sunrises and sunsets thanks to high-level wildfire smoke. Plus, get the early scoop on cooler temps and some likely rain this weekend later in an updated Insights.Heading to Fenway? We've got your S...

Get ready for a gorgeous Wednesday! Sun returns, warmth builds, and humidity stays low – perfect beach weather! BUT, beware of moderate to high rip current risk along the south coast to Nantucket.Plus, lingering Canadian wildfire smoke will create a hazy, filtered sun today and give us a colorful sunrise and a reddish-orange sunset.Looking ahead to the weekend, things get tricky with the chance of showers and pockets of rain on Sat...

Meteorologist Danielle Noyes tracks downpours and rumbles of thunder sweeping through New England Tuesday, bringing the potential for localized poor flooding. It's not a washout, but rain gear will come in handy as embedded downpours and sticky air settle in. The good news? Wednesday is shaping up to be a gorgeous weather day with sunshine, low humidity, and a breeze. Danielle also shares her go-to car kit for summer weather su...