Forecast

Scientists believe a transition between two weather phenomena will leave the northeast under a blanket of powerful heat throughout the summer of 2024.

Here's what to expect when it comes to extreme heat and heavy rain this summer.

Forecasts are not always the easiest to predict. I am no meteorologist, so I can't pretend to be some sort of weather expert. Given the fact that it can tough to predict what the weather is going to be from hour-to-hour, day-to-day, week-to-week, or even month-to-month, it seems like there is someone on TikTok who found exactly what we can expect from our typical forecast in Massachusetts.

Don't let the internet hype fool you, tonight's forecast is not that bad.

According to the National Weather Service, we could have the coldest Thanksgiving since the 1800's.

More rain for Friday and Saturday are making your weekend plans wet once again.

Another hurricane is about to make landfall, but will Hurricane Michael affect things on the SouthCoast?

Once you read what is predicted for the coming months, you may feel better about the hot and humid August we are experiencing on the Southcoast.

We're not seeing any snow out there yet...but the afternoon and evening commutes could be very hairy, according to Chelsea Priest from ABC6.

Sometime over the past three storms, someone compared winter to an angry girlfriend who keeps storming back into the room saying "...and another thing!"  It's as funny as it is true because a fourth storm is taking shape to hit the Southcoast next week.