Posts Tagged ‘weather’

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure works in and begins to clear things out, but this will come at a price: Monday’s high temp will occur at midnight and then hitch a ride on a downward spiral until the evening, when lows are expected to drop to the upper teens and then continue on down…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist A cold front presses in from the west with southwesterly flow ahead dragging warmer air from the southwest, to our benefit in the form of afternoon highs in the low 40’s and morning lows in the low 20’s. Southwesterly winds gusting in the 30-40 mph range, so the expected rain later…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Winter storm winds up and hammers us in the morning of fairly wet snowball snow, given the high dew points relative to air temps, both within a couple of degrees of freezing. We’ll have winds out of the west and northwest gusting to 30 mph and above, particularly along the coastal…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist A rather bland weather Thursday, calm before the storm, one might say. Partly cloudy with westerly breezes and normal temperature range with highs in the upper 30’s and lows in the low 30’s. Cloud cover will begin thickening late as a coastal low develops and threatens some snow Friday morning. Initial…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Low pressure developing over the southeast US reaches out it’s tendrils and provides up with about a day’s worth of rain starting in the morning and lasting through late afternoon. We’ll get some warmer air with the saturation, afternoon highs achieving 50 from morning lows in the upper 20’s with a…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure settles in and anchors cool air over New England under bright sunlight through most of the day. Some High cloud cover moves in late, but no threat of any precipitation. A chilly start with morning lows in the upper teens rising to the low 30’s as a light breeze…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist A strong push of frigid air will be driven into southern New England by continental high pressure moving in from eastern Canada. The result for us will be afternoon highs in the upper 20’s, a full 20 degrees less than yesterday. A stiff northerly wind gusting towards 30 mph forcing wind…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Low pressure trough moves offshore with light rain and drizzle continuing through early to mid afternoon. Winds will shift to west-northwesterly after the trough passes through with cooler air filtering in behind, temps dropping from afternoon high in the low 50’s to evening lows in the upper 30’s with a light…