Pete Bouchard is the Chief Meteorologist at NBC Boston. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in climate change, environmental issues, and their impact on health and wellness. Pete's insights and reports have also been featured in New England Cable News and MSN.
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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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Storm system to bring intense downpours We're watching a storm system coming together today that will slowly lumber across Southern New England through the end of the week.
By: Pete Bouchard
Localized Flooding Possible as Heavy Rain Sweeps Through Massachusetts Downpours and bouts of heavy rain are still in order today.
By: Pete Bouchard
Worcester has seen over 5" of rain in parts, so more rain today is unwelcome news there especially. Here's our weather forecast.
Downpours and bouts of heavy rain are still in order today. A slow-moving weather system will steer the water-logged clouds over central and eastern Massac
Here's what Boston's weather looks like today and through the weekend. Our storm continues to drift away, but it may have one parting shot this afternoon.
By: Pete Bouchard
The weekend looks mighty fine with plentiful sunshine – at least to start. Clouds will likely get the upper hand tomorrow as a weakening weather system crawls our way.
By: Pete Bouchard
A stretch of humid air returns from the heavy rainfall across Southern New England. That pattern held true Tuesday, with nearly 5 inches of rain reported in both Leominster and Nashua.
Heat indices soar in Massachusetts starting tomorrow and hold through the weekend. Storms inch closer tomorrow, too.
By: Pete Bouchard
Heat advisories are in effect for parts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
It will feel close to 100 degrees again today. See heat advisory, storm threat and when humidity may ease. Here’s more on Boston’s weather forecast.
