Danielle Noyes

Whether you're planning a beach day, backyard barbecue or just taking some time to relax, the forecast has a little something for everyone. Let's dive into what you can expect over the holiday weekend:

As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, New England gears up for one of its most stunning displays: the vibrant colors of fall foliage.

Here's a look at the potential impacts of Helene and what to expect this weekend in New England: Helene's retreat and flooding concerns

The bottom line? As we continue to transition to La Niña, New England is likely to experience shots of cold air from time to time and drier conditions this fall and winter, with the potential for significant winter storms when they do hit.

After a beautiful weekend, we're waking to pockets of rain, showers and even a threat for thunderstorms Monday as a cold front crosses the region.

For the first time on record, the Atlantic has 3 hurricanes simultaneously after September, Kirk, Leslie and Milton.

The forecast for Columbus/Indigenous Peoples Day weekend calls for a little sun, a little rain and a whole lot of charm. Plus, a chance to see the Northern Lights.

Summer officially ended weeks ago, but temperatures on Monday seem to say otherwise. But don't get too comfortable, because temperatures will snap back to reality by later this week.

Tonight will bring even colder temperatures, with early Monday morning lows dipping into the mid to upper 30s. Some suburban areas may even see temperatures in the upper 20s, with patchy frost possible.

Get ready for a wild temperature ride this week. Monday started off the week with a chill, and some northeastern Massachusetts communities