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FORECAST: Clear Monday, temps hit 60s
Clear week ahead; Wind gusts pick up on Tuesday;
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We await a cold front as dry conditions continue in New England
Sunshine will be replaced by clouds this afternoon as they move into the region from the west ahead of an approaching cold front.
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Possibly hazardous air quality as fires continue to burn in southern New England
Sunday, wind will be coming in from the Southwest blowing the smoke towards Salem and Peabody.
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Red Flag Warning still in effect as dry conditions continue
Due to the moderate to severe drought across much of the area, outdoor fires are not recommended, and extra care needs to be taken with any type of outdoor ignition sources, fire could catch and spread rapidly!
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Dry fall conditions continue in southern New England
Winds will gust from the northwest up to 30-35 mph, which could cause brush fires to spread quickly. Please practice fire safety through the day and avoid outdoor burning.
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Recent summerlike warmth won't make up for the impact of shorter days
With the end of Daylight-Saving Time, sunsets in Boston now fall between 4:11 and 4:30 p.m., which can feel like a shock. This time change aligns with the start of “solar winter”—the period from November 7 to February 5, when days are shortest, and the sun sits lowest in the sky. During summer months, the sun peaks in the sky...
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Fire risk remains elevated across New England as conditions remain dry
As you travel about today, you’ll probably see and pick up the smell of smoke here and there. The reason being is that the Boston area has been so dry during this fall season that it’s resulted in many brush fires, especially over the past couple of days due to low dewpoints and gusty winds. Dry leaves and underbrush have...
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Frosty mornings ahead as temps drop across New England
We’ll see improving conditions across southern New England this afternoon as a cold front moves off the New England coastline and drier air works in from the west. We’ll keep the threat for an isolated shower or sprinkle in the forecast through this evening, but overall, the afternoon will be mainly dry with some sunny breaks developing. Northern New...
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Dreary day in New England as we track an intensifying Hurricane Milton to our south
We’re watching showers and storms in New England today as Hurricane Milton intensifies in the tropics, on course to hit Florida by midweek. It’s overcast with scattered showers and thunderstorms through the mid-afternoon as a cold front slides off the coast of New England. Expect intervals of sunshine to break out later this afternoon from west to east, but...
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Scattered showers in New England as Hurricane Helene bears down on Florida
It’s a wet day on tap locally, with rain chances and scattered showers sticking with us through the evening. While there will be a few breaks in the rain, there will also be some heavier downpours, especially south of Boston. An isolated thunderstorm or two could also develop, but the threat of severe weather remains low. A few areas could...
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Heat and humidity on Wednesday will break for a fall-like feel by Thursday
Our rain and storm chances have greatly diminished to only a few showers across New England. A weak cold front is sitting across our area Wednesday and slowly drifts southward. By this evening we see a few showers or thunder developing south of the Mass Pike and along the south coast. Otherwise, today will be cool to the north and...
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Tracking strong storms, flooding threat in New England Monday
As we continue moving through this Monday afternoon, stay weather alert — we’re tracking scattered rain and thunderstorms for Greater Boston. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued in parts of southern and central Connecticut — close to areas already hit by major flooding Sunday — as well as in western Massachusetts. Click here for the latest severe weather alerts. Some of…
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Hurricane Ernesto to churn up dangerous rip currents in New England this weekend
If you’re heading to the beach this weekend, heads up! Hurricane Ernesto will bring dangerous rip currents and high surf to southern New England. While the storm is not expected to make landfall over the U.S. in the coming days, our south facing beaches could still see rough conditions. As Ernesto spins north over the Atlantic Ocean, the storm...
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Tropical Storm Debby: How many other D-named storms reached New England?
Tropical Storm Debby is expected to affect parts of Massachusetts and New England with periods of rain, flooding, gusty winds along the coastal waters and potential storms by Friday into Saturday. While Debby’s impact is yet to be seen in our region, there have been a handful of “D-named storms” that have created some problems for Massachusetts and parts...
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Tropical Storm Debby to bring heavy rains, strong winds to parts of New England
All eyes are on Tropical Storm Debby as she spins just off the South Carolina coastline and eventually tracks up and over the East Coast of the United States through this weekend. Debby hasn’t thrown too many surprises at us but the latest update from the National Hurricane Center did indicate an increase in her sustained winds from 45 mph…
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How often do temps hit 90 degrees in Boston? We took a look at recent years
We’re on track to feel more dangerous heat in Boston this week. In fact, the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Team has issued First Alerts through Wednesday for the extreme heat. We’re expecting high temperatures in the middle 90s, but our feels-like temperatures will be much higher. Some areas could have heat indices up to 101 or higher. But...
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Wall to wall sunshine in New England on Sunday
The heat returns today with lots of sunshine and slightly lower humidity levels as a ridge of high pressure builds into New England.
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Sunny and dry Sunday before heat ramps up during the week
If you’ve been waiting for a little relief from the humidity, today is your day! But don’t get used to it. Dangerous heat returns this week.
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Thunderstorms move through parts of Maine and New Hampshire
Highs this afternoon reach the mid 80s for most, upper 80s to 90 across parts of southern New Hampshire as well as the lower CT River Valley, upper 70s Cape and Islands.
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Improving conditions as rain and storms move east of New England
Highs this afternoon reach the mid 80s for most, upper 80s to 90 across parts of southern New Hampshire as well as the lower CT River Valley, upper 70s Cape and Islands.