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
On the morning walk today, I needed some gloves with temperatures in the 30s and a deep frost on the lawns and plants, but this is mild compared to
The days just keep getting better, with temperatures forecast to inch toward 80 today
By: Dave Epstein
All of this beautiful, record-setting October weather is fantastic for enjoying the outdoors and everything the autumnal season has to offer, but
Highs on Saturday will be nearly 10 degrees warmer than on Sunday as a cold front crosses the region.
Behind this chilly period, temperatures really warm up and on Wednesday our readings will shoot into the 70s.
By: Dave Epstein
In a month that has featured numerous days without rain, we finally have a couple of showers in the forecast.
By: Mark Herz, Dave Epstein
The ongoing drought and windy conditions created more dangerous conditions for brush fires in Salem this week, with high school classes and Halloween events canceled and smoke spreading across the region.
By: Dave Epstein
Well, we do have potential record warmth for Thursday, but it's not going to last into the weekend. That said, our first weekend of November looks quite nice and great for outdoor activity.
By: Dave Epstein
This is one of the coldest starts to the day this fall.
By: Dave Epstein
As millions of voters head to the polls on Tuesday, a large swath of rainy weather and thunderstorms will fall from the Midwest down into the Southern states.
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