Posts by Rick Gordon
Sunshine starts the day, then clouds increase and thicken in the afternoon with a high of 54. Tonight, some light rain mixed with snow with lows in the mid-30s.
Watching a potential coastal storm mid-week right now it looks to stay to your south.
Today wet snow (trace to 1″) changing to rain with a high of 40. Tonight, rain changing to wet snow & sleet (trace to 1″) with a low of 34. Tomorrow clouds & wind give way to sunshine and milder conditions with a high of 50.
Today sunshine returns with cooler temperatures in the upper 40s but with the wind feeling like 40.
Some showers today and this evening with a cold front with highs in the mid-50s. Drier and a bit cooler tomorrow with some sun with highs in the upper 40s.
Low pressure developing near Cape Cod late Saturday and tracking through the Gulf of Maine Saturday night will bring the potential for wet snow that may mix with rain. Depending on the strength and ultimate track of the system accumulating snow will be possible for much of the area into early Sunday morning.
The first full day of spring will be nice with high pressure centered over the East Coast with temperatures trending above normal highs in the mid-50s.
Spring arrives at 5:24 this afternoon with sunny and milder conditions compared to the last day of winter yesterday. Dry weather with milder temperatures in the 50s continues through Wednesday.
The last full day of winter will feel like it with highs only in the 30s and the gusty wind will make it feel like it’s in the upper teens. The first day of spring at 5:24 PM tomorrow will usher in the sunshine with highs in the upper 40s.
The last weekend of winter will not feel it today with temperatures in the upper 40s making it feel spring-like. But the last full day of winter will be feeling like it with highs in the mid-30s and with the wind making it feel like the teens.
Temperatures for Saint Patrick’s Day will be in the mid-40s with nothing more than a passing shower this afternoon along with a few evening showers.
Today look forward to less wind and milder temperatures with highs in the mid-40s. Saint Patrick’s Day will start out dry with a few afternoon showers with a high of 44 degrees.
Today some clouds and sun with a few flurries as the nor’easter slowly pulls away. Gusty northerly winds continue with gusts of 35-40 mph making the 39 feel like 29.
Today an impactful Nor’easter is expected to move along the New England coast. There are numerous impacts expected, from significant wet snowfall to coastal flooding. 12-18 inches are likely for southern New Hampshire with 2-3 feet in the higher elevations of the Monadnocks.
A strengthening coastal storm will move northeastward towards New England today, bringing multiple hazards to our area tonight through early Wednesday. Most significant impacts including heavy snowfall, gusty winds, and minor coastal flooding will be tomorrow.
Today high pressure will likely produce one of the warmer (and nicest) days of late, with temperatures quickly warming into the 40s after sunrise at 7:03 AM with sunset tonight at 6:48 PM.
Few flurries or sprinkles early this morning with high pressure moving in tonight into tomorrow. Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed giving us a sunset at 6:48 PM on Sunday evening.
Today will start out with sunshine with clouds taking over this afternoon with highs in the mid-40s. A storm system will stay to our south tomorrow with light snow near the Mass border possible.
Today a low-pressure system over the Canadian Maritimes will result in a breeze with clouds and some sun with isolated snow or rain showers. The work week finishes with quiet weather and warmer-than-normal temperatures.
Today low pressure near Nova Scotia meanders westward. Dry weather conditions are expected with north-northwest wind and temperatures around seasonable levels. Drier weather continues into late in the week and near-seasonable temperatures. Lots of uncertainty for this coming weekend as low-pressure tracks near and south of New England. This could bring us our next shot for wintry weather.