Matt Noyes

All told, we’re projecting at least an inch of water for most, maybe a little more in spots depending on whether the downpours hit your community more than once.

Our new week starts with blustery conditions regionwide, as a powerful storm near Halifax represents very low barometric pressure, while a large fair weather cell over the southeast United States represents high pressure. The difference in air pressure between those two systems is fueling a northwest wind gusting to 45 mph at times, only strong enough for isolated outages, but…

St. Patrick's Day on Sunday features parades and festivals around New England, but a storm in the area is likely to cause scattered showers

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A showery Friday has seen the bulk of the showers focused in the morning hours, though a few, occasional showers will continue passing though our New England skies during the remainder of the day.

Nearly a foot and a half of snow is expected at some ski areas Saturday

Some colder holdouts in Northern Mass and Southern New Hampshire are over to ice this morning, but even here, the temps will gradually warm as we transition to rain.

And you thought winter was over. Our storm started as snow – with a coating to as much as an inch in spots overnight – but the second act promises to deliver in the rain department. Some colder holdouts in Northern Mass and Southern New Hampshire are over to ice this morning, but even here, the temps will gradually warm…

After just shy of three feet of snow in northern New England this weekend, cold air remains in place for most of our six-state region with a persistent northeast wind.

It’s generally not a great sign for weather in the days ahead when the meteorologist explains how a storm to the west can’t move in until a storm impacting us to the east moves out! That’s our setup in the coming days: Tuesday’s gloom and chill comes courtesy of a large, slow-moving storm over the western Atlantic, with an extensive,…