Pete Bouchard

The showers have come and gone, leaving many of us wanting. Amounts were paltry in the face of rainfall deficits that reach into the double digits, but every drop helped.

The glaring weather headline Tuesday is the wind. While not exceptional for our tough New England standards, it's a recipe for rapid fire spread in our tinder-dry conditions.

The drought and brush fire danger remain, but frigid days are ahead. Follow NBC10 Boston: https://instagram.com/nbc10boston

It's finally coming into view. Our first significant rain since late September looks like it will hit by Thursday as a developing storm sweeps into New England.

Tuesday sees a cool start, with another day of breezy and balmy air It seems that every two to four years we slip into a major drought in southern New England.

Gusty winds will accompany the wet weather Thursday The rain is hours away, but the radar is looking bleak. Fear not and trust in the process.

A map that's circulating on social media that shows two feet of snow across Massachusetts is likely wrong. Here's why.

With the snap of the fingers, we’ve entered a whole new realm in the weather pattern. Thursday’s rain is welcome, but there’s already lots of buzz and speculation on a potential Thanksgiving snowstorm. If you’re reading this, you’re likely searching for something concrete to make plans around. After all, it IS the holiday season, and the last thing you need…

The first wave of rain pushes through today, then we have a long lull into the night The rain is here at last!

The rain continues! While not as wet as Thursday – and punctuated by a few sunny breaks – we're still seeing some showers as the storm holds fast in New England.