Dave Epstein is a meteorologist and journalist based in Boston, Massachusetts. He is known for his accurate and detailed weather forecasts, particularly for the New England region. Dave's work can be found in publications such as the Boston Globe Technology, GBH, and Boston.com.
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By: Dave Epstein
As a cold front ushered in more Canadian air at the beginning of the weekend, Logan International Airport recorded 100th of an inch of precipitation — the
By: Dave Epstein
Overnight showers weren't enough to put a dent in the ongoing drought.
By: Dave Epstein
Norwood hit a whopping 70 degrees on Monday and while that didn't break a record, it is far above our average temperatures, which this time of the year are in the low 50s.
By: Dave Epstein
On average, the first 32-degree morning at Logan International Airport is Nov. 5 and we still haven't hit that mark yet.
By: Dave Epstein
After a cold middle of the week, our eyes will turn toward the weekend and more chilly, sunny weather. As the drought rolls on, the chances of rain remain quite distant.
By: Dave Epstein
When the official low temperature is recorded at Logan International Airport later this morning, it's likely Boston was below freezing, signaling an end to the growing season.
By: Dave Epstein
Well the weekend is here and the weather pattern doesn't look any different. We have more dry weather, no chance of any precipitation and temperatures returning to above average.
By: Dave Epstein
After a sunny and dry weekend, our comparatively high fire danger weather rolls into Monday with developing sunshine, more dry air and above-average temperatures.
By: Dave Epstein
As we close out the final day of dry weather before the first significant rain in a long time arrives Thursday morning, I'm already focusing on the weekend forecast.
By: Dave Epstein, Gal Tziperman Lotan
As the nation prepares for President-elect Donald Trump's second presidential term, climate advocates are wondering what we might expect to see from his administration.
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