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Tuesday brings more breezy and balmy conditions.

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It seems that every two to four years we slip into a major drought in southern New England. We had a severe drought in 2016, a rather deep drought in 2020 and 2022, and now one in autumn of 2024. It took a long time to get into it, and it will take long time to get out of it....

It’s finally coming into view. Our first significant rain since late September looks like it will hit by Thursday as a developing storm sweeps into New England. Of course, now that I’ve committed to that, it probably won’t happen. That’s essentially how our weather has operated over the last few months. We see some signs of a break in the...

ake it into consideration that we normally see several inches of precipitation in September, October, and November and this period is traditionally our wettest period of the year.

Winds will be lighter compared to Saturday with temperatures will warm into the mid to upper 50s and low 60s.

Much of the region is dealing with a moderate to severe drought and no major changes are expected the next several days as we remain in a mild and dry pattern.

As we move through this Saturday, expect high temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s under a mix of sun and clouds.

We’ll see temps on the seasonably mild side along with a gusty southwest wind, not as windy as yesterday with gusts up to 25mph.  Highs reach the upper 50s south, low to mid 50s northern New England.

The air and ground remain dry Sunday, fire risks stay elevated with a red flag warning across Southern New England through 6pm.

A Red Flag Warning remains in effect for much of southern New England, including Massachusetts, until 6 p.m. today. 

Overnight into Monday, expect clear skies and calm conditions, allowing temperatures to dip sharply again, with widespread lows in the 20s, though areas along the coast lows will be just above freezing.

Overnight into Monday, expect clear skies and calm conditions, allowing temperatures to dip sharply again

Because of the dry conditions, there’s an Elevated Fire Risk today across all of southern New England, please use caution with outdoor ignition sources and outdoor burning is Not recommended, for example, campfires, firepits, etc. 

Expect much cooler, but seasonable, temperatures today after nearing 80 degrees Thursday and Friday.

Today will feature dry weather and slightly below average temperatures – a noticeable change from the 60s yesterday. While we’ll enjoy plenty of sunshine, it’s important to be cautious.

We’ll see plenty of sunshine today, and with the continued lack of rain, breezy winds, and dry ground fuels, an Elevated Fire Threat is in effect for the Bay State.

A Red Flag Warming is in effect through 7pm this evening, outdoor burning is not recommended.

As a result, a Red Flag Warning is in effect for much of the Bay State from 8am to 7pm today.  Outdoor burning Is not recommended.

Summer is back — well, at least for Monday.  We’re tracking near-record high temperatures in the Greater Boston area, but don’t get used to it. Big changes are coming this week! Boston tied its record high at 82 degrees – first set in 1920 – by Monday afternoon. For Worcester, the current record is 80 degrees set back in 1920...

Lots of sunshine to be had this afternoon with a stronger wind from the west helping nudge temperatures up a few more degrees than yesterday.