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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Dave Epstein's coverage primarily focuses on weather and seasonal events in New England, particularly Massachusetts and Boston. Given the focus on storms, rain, snow, and winter conditions in the region, he would likely be interested in expert insights from meteorologists or climatologists who can provide detailed analysis of weather patterns specific to New England.
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Near record-breaking temperatures are coming to Massachusetts on Thursday, and perhaps on Friday as well.
By: Ken Mahan, Dave Epstein
Flood watches cover Rhode Island, Southeast Mass., and Connecticut with up to 8 inches of rain possible
By: Dave Epstein
The second and third week of July are often some of the best weather of the entire year for those of you on vacation. There are a few reasons why.
By: Dave Epstein
If you're thinking that this summer so far seems pretty hot, you are correct. Thursday afternoon, the temperature in Boston once again reached the
By: Dave Epstein
I t's July, and that means the spring and early summer blooms have long faded, giving way to the workhorses of midsummer, and hydrangeas are one of them.
By: Dave Epstein
Here are some of the best spots to take in the endless displays of beautiful hydrangeas if you don't have any in your own yard, or can't get away with spying on your neighbor's.
By: Dave Epstein
The dew points for Sunday were down in the 50s with temperatures in the upper 70s to lower 80s in what I would rank as a top 10 Sunday in July.
By: Dave Epstein
This summer's extreme heat is less a series of isolated events than one evolving atmospheric story
The big weather story so far this week hasn't been the heat or the humidity, but the smoke.
