Dave Epstein is a Meteorologist at Boston.com. He covers a range of topics including climate change, sustainable agriculture, and the intersection of travel and tourism with environmental issues, frequently focusing on horticulture and agricultural technology. Dave's insights and expertise have been featured in The Boston Globe, GBH, and The Cape And Islands NPR Station.
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By: Marianne Mizera, Dave Epstein
Wednesday will bring the Perseids meteor shower , but it's also the date of a partial solar eclipse here in North America, while later this month brings a more spectacular near-total lunar eclipse and blood moon to the US.
Local waters are experiencing noticeable cooler temperatures this season due to subarctic water being pulled into the Gulf of Maine.
Showers enter the region by Sunday evening, eventually reaching Boston This weekend will mark the middle of August, and there's not much of a forecasting challenge.
By: Dave Epstein
Boston is experiencing one of the warmest Augusts on record By the end of this weekend, we will have gone just shy of two weeks without any measurable precipitation.
By: Dave Epstein
An early taste of autumn Sunday morning gave way to cloudiness and a bit more humidity by the end of the day, the precursor to a frontal system that will bring the chance for some scattered showers as we start the work week.
By: Dave Epstein
Summer vacations are drawing to a close and for some public school students (Springfield, Holyoke, and Lawrence, among others), this is the final weekend before the math and history lessons begin.
Americans have seen the impact of the blockade at the gas pump, but one one lesser-known impact is what's going on in the environment underneath the ships that are stalled.
Some much-needed rain fell across the region Sunday afternoon as very humid air was in place. A cold front is going to slip offshore Monday morning, welcoming a drier and seasonable air mass to envelop the region.
Let's hope the weather cooperates for a clear viewing night With clearing skies starting off the week, the next question is will theylast
By: Dave Epstein
Could this weekend stretch be the best of the summer yet? The end of August and the final weekend of the month also marks the conclusion of meteorological summer.
