Weather

Just about a week into September and already trees across New England are starting to change color.

An unexpected hailstorm struck SouthCoast, MA, in August, surprising residents with marble-sized hail and lightning.

A rare celestial event is headed our way and the August full moon might bring some of the best fishing anyone has seen all summer.

Joe Morel captured the rare northern lights and it was one of the brightest he has ever captured. We may have another chance to see it this weekend.

With summer winding down, people are starting to think about the best season New England has to offer - Fall. But what will the weather be this season? Experts let us know.

One local pilot was in the skies around T.F. Green Airport in Warwick this week and saw the area's pollen from a very different (and very surprising) point of view.

This year, the Flower Moon will be accompanied by the bright star Antares, making for a beautiful celestial moment on the SouthCoast this week.

The University reminded its graduates last night that the Commencement is rain or shine, and it was met with many frustrated family members.

What can we expect for summer? According to the Farmers Almanac, record-breaking temperatures could be on the way for much of the country, does that include us?

Normally you would have to travel a couple hours north by plane to see the Northern Lights but Massachusetts may experience them this weekend.