We’ll start off calm and seasonable, but a storm will be moving into the region later Thursday. At this time, the height of the storm looks to be Thursday evening through Friday morning for most. MONDAY-WEDNESDAY This week will start off with troughing at the upper levels and high pressure at the surface. This high pressure system will be centered to the north of New England through midweek. This setup will allow for cool afternoons and mainly dry weather, with a low chance f

The trough axis we've been under will begin to shift eastward while high pressure builds in from the west this weekend. Overall, broad troughing is expected to persist over the region while surface high pressure keeps the region dry (something that was in question earlier in the week). This will allow for partly to mostly cloudy skies and continually dropping temperatures, with widespread highs in the mid 40s north to mid 50s south. A stubborn upper-level low will remain east

The upper-level low responsible for the frontal passage across New England will remain north of New England through the end of this week. This will promote broad cyclonic flow across the northeast. Broad cyclonic flow is synonymous with partly to mostly cloudy skies building in the afternoon, cool temperatures and breezy conditions. This time will be no exception as this will be the general weather for Thursday and Friday. Below: 500mb height anomaly showing the upper-low nor

Another frontal system will continue to cross New England from west to east through the day today. This system is progressive and will move rather quickly across New England this afternoon and evening. Widespread rain across much of the region this morning will have pushed into Maine for the afternoon. This frontal passage will usher in a multi-day cooling trend that will likely last for a good week at least. Once the front clears, the thick cloud cover associated with the ra

It'll be a generally active week with troughing dominating. Frontal systems will cross the region today and Wednesday, making those days the wettest ones. Troughing will help keep things cooler later in the week as well. MONDAY A strong frontal system will cross New England through the day today. The center of this system will remain just to the north of Vermont today, with its cold/occluded front pushing through the region from southwest to northeast. This will support a lin

Throughout much of last winter, New England began to creep toward drought conditions as much of the season saw long stretches of cold and dry weather. By the start of 2025, much of New England was in moderate or severe drought conditions. A rather wet spring came along (with a wetter end to winter as well) and eased those drought concerns. This was punctuated by May of 2025, which saw much of New England receive 150 to 200% of normal precipitation for the month. Even as recen

Today, an upper-level low will drop down from the Nova Scotia area into New England's coastal waters, likely around eastern Maine. This system may retrograde westward a bit, putting New England within a trough. The pressure gradient will remain rather tight on Thursday, keeping conditions on the breezy side, with 20-30mph gusts. Canadian high pressure to our west and the developing trough centered just to our east will be responsible for this gradient. As the upper-level low

The nor'easter that arrived on Sunday has finally pulled out to sea after getting hung up by high pressure. Final rain totals from the storm show over a half a foot fell across southeast Massachusetts. Unfortunately, not all of New England got in on the storm, and the areas entrenched in an extreme drought across northern New England didn't very see much as that high pressure helped keep the rain to the south. Below: Final rainfall map and totals by state: Today will get a no

This week will begin with rainy and breezy weather. After that, pretty typical mid-fall weather will be in the air for the rest of the week. MONDAY The center of the nor'easter will remain hung up around the southern New Jersey coastline throughout the day today. The easterly flow around this system, along with strong upper-level flow, will continue to push bouts of rain across New England from east to west today. Rain will continue to be most widespread across southern New E

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