Today is an example of how mother nature is always in control! Topsfield MA, Boxford area got SMOKED at around 7:00 PM from a downpour that rapidly gained strengh into a severe thunderstorm with 100+ cloud to ground lightning strikes and 2.50" of rain recorded in just 1 hour! Multible parking lots flooded from the rapid rainfall. Thankfully nobody was hurt but what a heck of a storm that blew up with the limited severe weather ingredients today.
Good Wednesday morning! Another very hot day today with highs in the upper 80s, low-mid 90s across the region before we cool down to end the week
Good Monday morning. A hot start to the week with plenty of sunshine. Highs in the low to mid 90s across much of the region into Wednesday. A bit cooler along the coast with highs in the upper 80s away from CC/islands. Dew points ranging from the upper 50s to low 60s into Wednesday so not as humid as we have seen this Summer! A cold front swings through Wednesday which will drop temps for Thursday and Friday into the 70s across NNE on Thursday and Friday! Mid to upper 80s across SNE Thursday before dropping down into the low-mid 80s on Friday. A few storms are likely to develop mainly across the interior on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Most look non-severe right now but certainly some torrential downpours which may drop an isolated inch or two of rain in spots across the interior. We will keep you updated on that! Stay hydrated out there with the hot temps
Good Friday evening. The weekend is here. We have a nice weekend ahead with rising temps. Highs on Saturday will be around the mid 80s across the region. A bit cooler along the coast with highs in the upper 70s. Plenty of sunshine with just a low chance for a quick passing shower Saturday and Sunday. Nothing to worry about. Dew points in the 50s Saturday and rising a bit into the low-mid 60s on Sunday but nothing oppressive. Highs on Sunday rising into the upper 80s to right around 90 degrees across the region! Low-mid 80s along the immediate coastline. Upper 70s across Cape Cod/Islands. Plenty of sunshine out there
Good Monday evening. It was a very smokey day out there today especially across SNE! Smoke from the canadian wildfires will linger into tonight and thin out through the day tomorrow so not expected to be nearly as bad tomorrow. Highs for the rest of the week will generally be in the upper 70s, to low 80s with a few mid 80s. Dew points the rest of the week in the upper 50s, low 60s so not that bad like we have seen this Summer. A few scattered showers or downpours are expected tomorrow and Wednesday, Thursday across the interior but nothing widespread. Those scattered showers and downpours will be slow moving though so a few areas may pick up a inch or two of rain across Western MA, into VT, and central, Western NH. A mix of sun and clouds outside of those scattered downpours. A big warmup is on the way this weekend and especially next week as upper 80s into the 90s will return with high humidity! Summer is far from over folks! We will keep you updated
Good evening. A chilly night is ahead with temps falling into the 40s across Northern New England! 50s across SNE. Feeling like Fall out there. We have a very nice weekend ahead. Highs tomorrow (Saturday) will be in the 70s across the region. A very nice day with low humidity. Feeling like Fall. Low temps Saturday night in the 50s with a few upper 40s across NNE. Not nearly as chilly as tonight. Highs Sunday will be a bit warmer in the low-mid 80s across the region. Low humidity so another comfortable day with some warmer temps. Lows Sunday night in the mid-upper 50s across the region.
Good Wednesday evening! Here we go yet again! A surge of heavy rain with torrential downpours is set to impact NJ, NE PA down through the rest of the Mid-Atlantic into SW SNE on Thursday into Thursday night! The Weather Prediction Center has placed much of NJ, Eastern PA in a level 3 out of 4 risk for pockets of MAJOR flash flooding! A slight risk for flash flooding across southern areas of SNE but the highest concern remains across NJ, NE PA! Still can not rule out some pockets of flash flooding across CT, lower Hudson Valley. Please stay weather aware even across those areas! generally an inch to an inch and a half of rain across the rest of SNE away from SW CT. We saw major flash flooding across portions of NJ two weeks ago and I am afraid we will have a repeat on the way Thursday! A very favorable airmass for torrential rainfall in those areas and high precipitable water values will cause major flash flooding in spots! Rain increases Thursday afternoon and will continue into…
Good Tuesday evening. It was hot out there today with temps near 100 across SNE! Another hot day expected tomorrow across SNE with highs in the low to mid 90s. Storm threat not that impressive tomorrow but a few scattered severe storms possible. Mainly between 2-8 PM. A few damaging wind gusts possible but generally a lower threat than the last few events that we have had. Storms that do develop will move out after 8 PM. Big cooldown for Thursday into the weekend
Good evening. Summer is back this week with some very hot and humid temps! The 90s return Monday through Wednesday! Highs Monday expected to be in the Low-mid 90s across SNE. Low 80s across NNE and mid-upper 80s across central NE. Plenty of sunshine expected to kick off the week. The heat peaks Tuesday across SNE with highs in the mid to upper 90s across SNE! Low 90s even along the coast away from CC/islands. Humidity will peak Tuesday so it will feel like 100 degrees across SNE. Plenty of hot and humid days so far this Summer! Another hot day Wednesday across SNE with highs yet again in the low-mid 90s. HEAT WAVE expected across SNE! Maker sure to stay hydrated folks. Still hot along the coast with upper 80s. Check out that drop in temps for Thursday and Friday! Down into the 70s across all of New England. A chilly start is expected as we kick off August with low temps into the 40s and 50s later this week into next weekend! Feeling more like Fall after some big time heat to kick off…
Good evening. Smoky today across the region with air quality being very poor! The smokiest day across NNE so far this year with wildfire smoke from the wildfires across Canada. Good news is the smoke departs Sunday. Rain will be moving in from New York early tomorrow morning. A steady band of rain will make it's way through SNE into the early afternoon hours before tapering off by 2-4 PM with a few scattered downpours left behind. Heaviest rainfall totals look to be across western SNE where an inch or two of rain looks to fall. Lighter amounts under 0.25" across eastern SNE as the precipitation shield will lighten up a bit as it moves east. Mainly dry across NNE. After the rain departs the clouds will remain stubburn but breaking up by the evening. The humidity also returns tomorrow with dew points back into the low 70s! Highs only in the 70s tomorrow across much of the region with 80s across far NNE into northern ME with more sunshine up that way tomorrow. Big Summer heat…
Good Thursday evening. A very hot day is expected across SNE on Friday with highs reaching the low-mid 90s across SNE. "Feels like" temps hitting 100-104 degrees across much of SNE before storms roll in!
Good evening. Summer heat is back! It has been a very nice last few days but that ends tomorrow. Highs expected to be in the mid-upper 80s. Low-mid 90s across Burlington, VT area. Plenty of sunshine out there with dew points creeping up into the mid-upper 60s. By Friday the worst of the heat is focused across Southern New England with widespread highs in the low-mid 90s with even some upper 90s possible across SNE! Dew points in the low 70s will have it feeling like 100-104 degrees! Brutal stuff. We cool down for the weekend a bit with highs in the 80s. Upper 70s, low 80s Sunday. Not very humid Saturday with dew points coming down into the 50s but creeping back up into the 60s to near 70 Sunday!
Good evening. Severe weather across New England is expected on Sunday! A ripe setup for some solid severe weather is in place across much of the region! The Storm Prediction Center has placed Central NH, Southern ME, Southern VT into Southern New England in a slight risk (Level 2 out of 5) for severe storms on Sunday with a lower threat across far Northern New England tomorrow. Humidity will be on the increase as well as strong wind shear along a front which will help drive storms across these areas tomorrow. Timeframe will be between 12 PM-8 PM Sunday from north to southeast. The short range HRRR has a general idea on timing (see below) as storms start to fire up along a line around 12 PM tomorrow and strenghen as they head into a more favorable airmass for severe weather. We can not rule out a few cells out ahead of the main action. Western Maine may see a few lone cells before the main line. The main threats we are looking at are damaging winds! Hail is also a threat and…
Good Thursday morning. Another humid and hot day with temps in the 80s to near 90. Scattered storms are expected to develop this afternoon and evening! Northern New England will have the highest chance for severe storms today with a level 2 out of 5 risk. Main threat damaging winds and hail but a low 2% risk for a quick weak spinup tornado across far NNE. The main risk will be between 2-9 PM. The rest of the region in a marginal risk for severe storms. Can't rule a severe storm outside of Northern New England. Keep an eye on the sky today and stay tuned to our Instagram story for the most frequent updates!
The flash flooding across the country over the last few weeks has been awful! We traveled to NJ on Monday to chase a major flash flooding event. North Plainfield, NJ got hammered with 6" of rain in just a few hours. A river running through the town made it to significant flood stage with feet of water being swept through the town! We captured the aftermath of cars, and heavy debris getting swept away and destroying people's front and backyards. We were saddened to hear 2 people died due to getting swept away and just a week or two ago in the same town, 3 people died from a big wind event doen there. We are heartbroken for these people with a huge cleanup process. Take a look below at some of what we captured
Good Sunday evening. Our busy weather pattern continues on! An active start to the week is expected across the region especially across the interior. Highs Monday climbing into the upper 70s, 80s tomorrow with significantly warmer temps Tuesday through Thursday! Highs in the upper 80s, low 90s Tuesday through Thursday! It is going to be hot!! "Feels like" temps in the mid-upper 90s across SNE into Southern NH, Maine away from the coastline. Highs still making it into the mid-upper 80s along the coast. Low-mid 80s for Cape Cod. By Friday we will cool things down with highs in the upper 70s, low 80s with low-mid 80s across Eastern New England. We will need to watch the potential for more storms on Thursday. Humidity looks to stick around all week!
We traveled up to Sutton, Vermont yesterday to capture the heartbreaking damage of what the very isolated flooding did on Thursday, July 10th with a bridge washout in Lyndonville, VT. 3 years in a row and on the same date of devestating flooding. Although this was very isolated, Sutton has experienced 3 years in a row of the devestating flooding. Take a look at what we captured below.
We are waking up this morning with some major damage reports coming out of Sutton, East Burke, Lyndonville areas! A localized flash flooding event yesterday afternoon-evening dropped 5-6" of rain in just a few hours across those areas. This is now the 3rd year in a row and ON THE SAME DATE (July 10th, 2023, 2024, and now 2025 of flash flooding. Yesterday's event was the most localized out of the 3 but these areas got hit hard! The same date 3 years in a row is unreal. We are headed up this afternoon to get coverage of the damage. Stay tuned to the Instagram for the most frequent updates
Two years ago today, will be a day I and Vermonter won't ever forget. On July 10th, 2023 a major flooding event took place across Vermont. Ludlow was one of the hardest hit areas with over 6” of rain in just a few hours!
Good Wednesday morning. We are cooling things down a bit across the region but the humidity will still be sticking around. Highs today through Friday are expected to be in the 70s to about 80 degrees. Warmest today across SW CT where highs will hang onto the upper 80s. We remain a bit unsettled with a few scattered downpours, storms today through the evening. Non-severe. By tonight we will see an increase in moisture across SNE with a round of steady light rain into mid morning, early afternoon on Thursday. Those showers will be moving out with thunderstorms bubbling up across Western New England for Thursday afternoon through the later evening hours on Thursday. A few storms may be severe with some damaging winds and small hail. Vermont through Western NH into Western MA will want to be aware of some scattered severe storms on Thursday afternoon through the late evening hours. By Friday we dry out with a few scattered showers in the AM. We become mostly sunny for the afternoon with a…
Good Monday morning. A hot start to the week! Highs today in the upper 80s, low 90s with a front lingering across Northern Maine which will keep temps in the 60s! Very humid out there! A few scattered thunderstorms are expected this afternoon through the evening. A line of storms likely across northern VT this evening as that front slides south from Canada. Most storms should remain non-severe but can not rule out a few severe storms with some damaging winds.
Good evening. Storms continue to move through the region. Stay weather aware through the evening!
Good morning. A hot day is ahead with highs around 90 degrees across Eastern and Southern New England. Upper 70s, low 80s across Northern New England. Scattered severe storms are expected to develop today through the evening hours. A few storms may be severe with damaging winds and hail! Hrrr model showing quite a few storms this afternoon with the potential for 40-55+ MPH gusts! Do not focus on the exact location but stay weather aware!!! Keep your eyes on the sky! 4th is looking great tomorrow with highs in the 70s, low 80s. Hotter this weekend with temps in the 80s Saturday and hotter Sunday with highs climbing to 90 degrees. Dry weather expected with a isolated chance of a scattered shower. Seperate post coming later today.
Good evening everyone. The rest of the week is looking pretty decent and dry weather is expected for the 4th! Tomorrow (Tuesday) will feature a round of showers, downpours in the morning with scattered thunderstorms expected to develop in the afternoon-evening. Precipitation will linger across NNE. Can not rule out a morning thunderstorm. The severe weather threat for the afternoon-evening tomorrow will be limited due to the morning rain moving through. Still can not rule out a damaging storm in the aft-eve so keep your eyes on the sky across all of New England. Notice a line of downpours, storms across SNE with that cold front late tomorrow. When thunder roars go indoors! (See future radar below with timestamp on bottom". Highs expected to be in the 80s across SNE with upper 70s, low 80s across NNE. Some storms are expected into tomorrow night, Wednesday AM mainly across SNE. Can not rule out a late evening thunderstorm after sunset.
