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Rain moves out Tuesday afternoon and evening from our first of two systems this week. Skies clear overnight, and a west wind will pick up briefly before easing on Wednesday. Lows will be near or slightly above normal in the mid to upper 30s, while highs on Wednesday will feel cooler, staying in the 40s across much of the region...

Rain will hit early and stay late. The storm is stronger, bringing wind gusts to 40 mph along the coast.

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A stormy pattern is unfolding during this holiday week. The first event is obvious – if you’ve looked outside. Showers are spreading across the Commonwealth with this speedy, tidy weather system. All told, a beneficial .1 to .4 inches of rain is in store, with showers exiting after 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures will attempt to mount a...

We’re tracking some big weather changes for this week. In fact, rain and potential snow could slow you down a bit as you’re traveling for the holiday. But for this Monday, we’ll continue seeing mostly sunny skies in Boston. High temperatures will climb into the lower 50s this afternoon. Monday night, temperatures will drop into the mid 30s under partly...

Two blasts of wintry weather could complicate travel this Thanksgiving. A winter weather advisory has already been issued for parts of northern New England on Tuesday, with anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain possible in Greater Boton, with mixed precipitation and a chance for up to an inch of snow across the far north and mountains. Later...

There’s much more action in the weather world this week. It seems like Mother Nature flipped the switch from quiet to stormy just in time for Thanksgiving. We’ll get another shot of rain on Tuesday, with amounts that are tolerable and tame. It appears as though a quarter to half inch is possible along with a slight bump upward in...

Pete Bouchard has the details about weather for this week, and how it could impact holiday travel.

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Pete Bouchard has all of the details on our 10-day forecast, including possible rain or snow on Thanksgiving.

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Forecasters in the U.S. have warned of another round of winter weather that could complicate travel leading up to Thanksgiving.

In the Northern Hemisphere, the winter solstice occurs on either Dec. 21 or 22 every year. This year, it falls on Dec. 21.

The big story today will be a strong northwest wind which will gust between 30-40 mph this afternoon, diminishing somewhat this evening.

Skies clear as the day goes on, with sunshine in the afternoon and highs in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Pamela Gardner is looking ahead to Thanksgiving week which may have a few surprises. For now, the winds are gusting fast, making it feel colder as you head out the door.

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Other than mountain snow showers overnight tonight, the rest of the region will be mainly dry with a gusty northwest wind persisting with gusts over 30 mph.

A few communities could pick up another inch of rain through at least this afternoon before the low churns away from the Commonwealth and our skies begin to gradually clear. 

Our pattern has flipped and we now have a “cornucopia” of unsettled weather and precipitation types in our Thanksgiving outlook.  A strong low pressure system continues to meander across New England on Friday and through the weekend. By late Saturday into Sunday, the low is over the Canadian Maritimes but will still affect our weather pattern.  On Friday, our scattered rain...

Our rain is continuing on New England and we also are eyeing a possible storm around Thanksgiving. Pamela Gardner has all the details in our 10-day forecast.

While not as wet as Thursday – and punctuated by a few sunny breaks – we’re still seeing some showers as the storm holds fast in New England. Our final batch will come Friday afternoon and into tonight.

Our final batch will come this afternoon and into tonight. Tevin Wooten has all of the details on your 10-day forecast.

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New England is no stranger to seeing snowstorms much earlier than the official start of winter! Here are some of the biggest early storms.