Monthly Archives: July 2013

8:38PM July, we  bid you farewell. A month hotter than average and a little wetter than average in most of the region. As August arrives, we’ll watch a cold front sweep across the region Thursday night and Friday morning, bringing … Continue reading →

12:29AM An area of high pressure holds on to provide another spectacular day for the final day of July, though an upper level trough departing to the northeast will still trigger some developing diurnal clouds today. A cold front approaches … Continue reading →

7:41AM After a case of the muggies, ending with a spectacular sky courtesy scattered thunderstorms in a no-haze environment late Monday, we are in for 2 comfortable days thanks to a bubble of high pressure and drier air from Canada … Continue reading →

11:58AM (FIRST POST) / 8:40PM (EDIT TO REMOVE SUNDAY AFTERNOON FORECAST) / 11:59PM (EDIT TO REMOVE SUNDAY NIGHT FORECAST) JULY ENDS NICELY The last 3 days of July will trend to very nice Summer weather after an unsettled beginning early … Continue reading →

7:46AM High pressure brings great summer weather today before a cold front approaching from the west brings much more cloudiness and episodes of showers and possible thunderstorms Sunday, lingering into Monday before another area of high pressure returns nice summer … Continue reading →

9:50PM The cold front that barely made it through the region Wednesday is sitting just southeast of New England and on Thursday served as a lifting ramp for warm air trying to come back into the region but riding up … Continue reading →

6:37PM A cold front finally made it through the region Wednesday, which has been a warm and still somewhat humid day, though dew points have been lowering from west to east as drier air moves in behind the front. This … Continue reading →

7:17PM No major changes to the discussion. Front gets through tonight/Wednesday but still close enough to kick off a few showers/storms Wednesday, then hangs about just offshore with a shower threat for eastern areas for at least part of Friday. … Continue reading →

3:34PM Plain and simple, a week of changing weather. Not that abnormal for New England anyway. No heat waves, no super dry air, kind of everything in between, driven by these systems with these expected results. Tonight/Tuesday: Warm front and … Continue reading →

8:05PM SATURDAY (EDITED 8:00AM SUNDAY to remove TONIGHT portion) Things worked out pretty much as expected in a general sense during Saturday. The idea of earlier timing and most widespread thunderstorm activity being southwest to south of  Boston worked out … Continue reading →