Pete Bouchard is a meteorologist for New England Cable News and NBC Boston Stations, specializing in weather forecasting for the Massachusetts and Boston area. With a focus on local weather patterns and events, Pete provides accurate and timely updates on storms, snowfall, and other weather-related news to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Pete Bouchard's coverage is primarily focused on weather, particularly storms, rain, snow, and temperature in the local area of United States, Massachusetts, Boston. His articles also have a seasonal attribute with a focus on tragedy and house & home themes.
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By: Pete Bouchard
The first showers from our storm will arrive late Tuesday night, then carry through Wednesday
By: Pete Bouchard
There’s a lot to gnaw on Wednesday’s weather bone as an intensifying storm system charges through New England. High winds, power outages, flooding, temperature swings — we have it all. Taking it from the top, the early part of the day is the least bothersome. Occasional bouts of rain will fly through on a very fast-moving jet stream. If you…
By: Pete Bouchard
After record-setting rainfall in parts of New England, and thousands of customers without power, we're picking up the pieces this morning and moving on to quieter times.
By: Pete Bouchard
Things will cool down once again just before Christmas Click here for a complete list of school closings and delays in New England
By: Pete Bouchard
We'll see another batch of rain sweep through on Wednesday night Quick-moving weather systems are coming at us this week.
Not-so-cold this morning, eh? In the wake of our 60s Tuesday, the airmass hasn’t cooled much. That means Wednesday night’s precipitation is in the form of rain for a vast majority of the area. There are exceptions, of course. The higher terrain of northern Worcester County and southwestern New Hampshire could see some accumulations above 700 feet as “just enough”…
These overnight rain events have been kind to us. They drop their water, then vanish before sunrise. As a result, Thursday will qualify as a sunny day in the forecast.
No forecasts are slam dunks in New England, but this one is particularly tricky. We’re seeing ocean-effect rain showers turn to snow showers later today, and timing is everything. If the cold rushes in too quickly, it will shut down the precipitation and we’ll barely see a coating. If it comes too late, we’ll see mostly rain. Our forecast puts…
If you were looking for some snow, Friday did not disappoint! Several communities in Greater Boston saw between three and six inches of snow.
By: Pete Bouchard
Tonight will be the coldest night of the season with single digit lows and even some spots slipping below zero!
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