Geoff Bansen is a journalist and meteorologist for WLNE ABC6, focusing on local weather coverage in Rhode Island, specifically in Providence. With his expertise in meteorology, Geoff provides accurate and up-to-date weather forecasts, keeping the community informed about current and upcoming weather conditions.
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Geoff Bansen's coverage primarily focuses on weather-related topics, particularly those relevant to the local area in the United States, specifically Rhode Island and Providence. His articles often cover seasonal changes, event forecasts, and evolving weather stories.
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Rain returns to Southern New England later tonight. A Stormtracker Alert is in effect for Wednesday.
A soaking, wind-driven rain continues out there this evening, but there is an end in sight. After a torrential line of rain (and even some thunder!) soaks the region through midnight, tallying 2-3+ inches of rain, skies will dry into tomorrow morning. Winds have just about peaked, reaching 45-55 mph for most of the area. However, it will continue to...
The soaking, wind-driven rain is finally coming to and end across the area. We tallied 2-4.5″ of rain across the area, with the biggest numbers coming in Rhode Island. T.F. Green saw it’s rainiest day of the entire year, with four and a third inches as of this article! Winds peaked during the late afternoon and early evening Thursday, reaching...
We returned to dry weather today after a historic December soaking yesterday. Much of Rhode Island tallied close to 5″ of rain.
It was a beautiful but nippy end to the work week, and this weather will continue into the weekend. Wake-up temps will be 15-20° both Saturday and Sunday, with afternoon temps in the 30s. Not a cloud in the sky on Saturday, but there will be on Sunday, especially in the afternoon. Rain will arrive on Monday – and could...
We are dealing with an active jet stream this week, which will mean several quick hits of rain, with a possible wintry mix event Friday night into Saturday morning. Round 1 of rain will move out early Tuesday morning and skies will clear, and we have a mostly sunny and mild day with highs in the 50s! It will be...
It doesn’t get here for a few days, but when it does it is going to be harsh! In the meantime, things will remain mild tomorrow after temperatures reached the 60s today. Highs will come close to 50 on Wednesday and then the mid 40s Thursday. Both days will be mostly sunny, but there will be a quick-moving rain storm...
By: Geoff Bansen
Rain is moving in this evening, as yet another quick-moving storm passes through. A few pockets of heavier rain are possible, and we can expect around a half inch of rain.
Clouds begin to return tonight in advance of a developing coastal storm. While the bulk of this storm will remain out to sea, we will be on the outer fringes as temperatures drop later Friday, giving us the potential for a little snow. Friday morning will be cloudy and chilly with temperatures in the 30s all day. Rain will start...
Things are starting to quiet after our second snow of the season.
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