Tevin Wooten is a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist for NBC Boston and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree. With a background in meteorology and a passion for weather reporting, Tevin provides accurate and engaging forecasts for the Massachusetts area, keeping viewers informed and prepared for any weather event.
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By: Tevin Wooten
While development into a named storm system isn't guaranteed, it will have rain through the eastern seaboard.
We’re cruising through the final few days of summer – and Mother Nature offers up one final hurrah of high temperatures in the 80s. Underneath mostly sunny skies and a southeast wind Monday, temperatures will sit about 10° hotter than usual for mid-September, but it’s still enjoyable outside without the humidity. Monday night is mild, but again, we’re looking at…
Fall foliage is a New England staple. It’s estimated that 3.6 million tourists from across the globe visit Vermont alone for a front row seat to the beautiful colors! But with this year’s hot and dry weather, leaf peepers may need to get a head start if they hope to see any color at all. Andy Finton, an ecologist with…
As of 11 a.m. Wednesday, the National Weather Service said Helene had reached hurricane strength
By: Tevin Wooten
Skies will be cloudy but we'll keep things dry for much of the week Expect plenty of cloud cover over the next couple days, but things will warm up later in the work week.
By: Tevin Wooten
Here's when and where you can watch, in Massachusetts and beyond We're looking at more 70 degree temps Friday and Saturday, and there's a good chance to see the Northern Lights in parts of New England this weekend.
By: Kaitlin McKinley Becker, Tevin Wooten
With clear skies expected Saturday night, the NWS says we should have great viewing with peak hours between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m.
If you missed the spectacular showing of the northern lights in May, we’re getting another chance to see them. Space weather forecasters at NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) have issued a severe (G4) geomagnetic storm watch for Thursday into Friday. Experts are monitoring the sun following a strong X-class solar flare and the resulting coronal mass ejection (CME). According…
By: Tevin Wooten
It will still be possible to see something, but the view will not be as pronounced, and isn't expected to make it as far south as last night's reports
We're underneath a chilly and wet airmass for the next day to day and a half. It'll be quite gloomy, instead of glorious.
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