Monthly Archives: January 2017

Large Early/mid spring-like storm to affect New England Monday afternoon through Tuesday. Most will see precipitation End Tuesday afternoon, but parts of Maine could continue to see effects through the first part of Wednesday. Middle Image. Shows the forecasted Precipitation … Continue reading →

As an area of low pressure develops and slowly moves out of the region tonight and early Thursday continuing the chance of light rain and snow through the evening with freezing drizzle. An area of weak high pressure will take control … Continue reading →

Large  Bust potential. A messy storm system is headings its way and will be sending Mix precipitation to the region Tuesday night and Wednesday. current thoughts are that Most of the winter precipitation will remain north of the Mass pike. With … Continue reading →

Despite the tittle, we could see a period of winter precipitation  Tuesday night and Wednesday but first An area of high pressure will be in control of the weather Today and MLK day with Sunny skies and temperatures in the mid to … Continue reading →

After a quick cold shot which has been the trend this winter and was expected, we will be seeing a warm up for the week ahead. An area of low pressure traveling over the great lakes will drag its warm … Continue reading →

An area of low pressure will travel over the great lakes dragging a warm front through the region Tuesday night into Wednesday, Temperatures will be in the in the 40s but some low 50s are possible Wednesday and Thursday. Skies … Continue reading →

As the ocean storm that has been affecting the region continues to push out to sea, which will likely be exactly what was predicted in terms of snowfall light snow will continue across areas within 495. With the Heavy stuff … Continue reading →

Yes you read it right, Blizzard warnings have been issued by the National weather service in Taunton Massachusetts for South shore, cape and Islands. Same areas where ocean enhancement will affect the greatest.  In order for it to be a … Continue reading →

This is a southeast mass winter storm. An area of low pressure will travel south of the benchmark not usually favorable for good snow storms of the Merrimack Valley. This storm will also have a more northerly component which will … Continue reading →

THESE ARE NOT FORECAST MAPS, THESE ARE COMPUTER SNOWFALL OUTPUTS. I WILL POST SNOWFALL MAPS SOMETIME TOMORROW. THESE ARE TO SHOW A CURRENT TREND THAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING ON SEVERAL OF THE WEATHER MODELS. Nam: trending North showing 6+ eastern … Continue reading →