A few leftover showers will taper off today as a storm system pulls away, with some gradual clearing later on. The weekend trends cooler and mostly gray, with more clouds than sun and temperatures slipping below average This cooler pattern will remain in place right through next week, with a few systems passing through, bringing …
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Premium Weather Update April 15, 2026
A nearly stationary frontal boundary to our north continues to be a focal point for showers – as disturbances move along it, one after the other, showers move through the Northeast, one round after another. But while these showers have been clustered and large, the northern position of the front through Central New England has …
Premium Weather Update March 31, 2026
An unsettled weather pattern continues thanks to a nearly stationary front, stretching from the Northeast to the Southwest, though not in a straight line thanks to numerous waves of low pressure along it, buckling it one way or the other. North of the front, cold air remains; near the front, there’s rain, and south, it’s …
Premium Weather Update March 25, 2026
A quieter weather pattern is trying to evolve from the current roller-coaster, and about the best we’ll do will be a slower, more gradual roller-coaster. A new system lifting across the Northeast feeds warm air ahead of some rain late Thursday – spotty showers precede the main batch of rain which falls during the night, …
Premium Weather Update March 11, 2026
A backdoor cold front sagged southward through New England and then lifted back north – this has made for some interesting temperature swings, and while we’re back in the warm air for now, it likely doesn’t get too far north – you only have to go as far as Northern Maine to find some impactful …
Premium Weather Update March 4, 2026
A quasi-stationary front will remain parked across the region over the next few days, introducing the occasional shower threat and plenty of some uncertainty in temperatures thanks to the 10-20° swing from one side of the front to the other (though we’re most certainly on the cooler side the next few days). Waves of low …
Premium Weather Update February 25, 2026
A series of weak weather systems will affect the Northeast over the next few days, but none will be particularly impactful, producing a few snow showers or flurries. Quiet weather will allow for some melting, but not too rapid; rapid enough to be noticeable, but slow enough to minimize any flooding concerns. We will have …
Premium Weather Update February 23, 2026
After what was in some areas an historic blizzard, the Nor’easter has pulled away from New England, and quieter weather settles in now. There is a quick-moving trough that will clip across the region Tuesday Night, bringing a few hours of light snow – a quick accumulation of an inch or so is possible, with …
Premium Weather Update February 18, 2026
A very active weather pattern continues over the next few weeks with some type of weather system affecting the region every few days. The next few bring some winter weather thanks to a warm front sitting off to our south – some freezing rain will be possible with light icing on Friday before some accumulating …
Premium Weather Update February 11, 2026
Quiet weather prevails through the week as we watch a system developing over the Southeast late-week and heading through the Mid-Atlantic on Sunday; this will have minimal northward reach, though it may be helped by an upper-level low tracking to our north, which will draw up enough moisture for at least a few rain or …
