We have a passion for documenting and preserving as much weather history as we can here at New England Storm Center. As part of this, we have taken a dive into the world of paleo-tempest-ology to get a sense of potential storm activity before history was documented in this region. Paleo (meaning old or ancient) tempest (meaning a violent storm) ology (meaning the study of...) is a form of research to try to get a picture of prehistoric storms. Introduction to paleotempestolog

The leading edge of precipitation has now moved away from a vast majority of New England this morning. The upper-level low remains across the Great Lakes region, with the secondary low moving west and eventually north of New England. This will continue to lift the system's warm front across the region into this afternoon and evening. This front will likely stall out across northern New Hampshire and Maine. South of the front will see a very mild late-November day today. Tempe

Moving into tonight, a deep trough will move through the Great Lakes region and into southern Quebec on Wednesday. A surface low pressure system will move northeastward ahead of this trough. This system will likely move west of New England before lifting eastward through northernmost New England. This will make this system an inside runner, dragging its warm front across the region and resulting in a widespread plain rain storm. Clouds will be on the increase and thicken thro