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A nor’easter that doused Massachusetts in rain is expected to move offshore to the Gulf of Maine on Friday, but its impacts ...
Mostly cloudy skies are likely to win out over the majority of the Memorial Day weekend with more rain chances. Most of Saturday may end of dry and cloudy with the best rain chances hold off until the ...
People in New Hampshire could see some scattered showers over the Memorial Day weekend, but meteorologists do not expect downpours or storms. You can track any rainfall using the interactive radar.
(WLUC) -Grab a rain jacket! Scattered light rain showers continue near Lake Superior and the Eastern U.P. today. The system bringing moisture and rain to the Great Lakes slowly moves east, and the ...
Showers and storms, possibly severe over western Kansas this evening will move across the state tonight into early Saturday ...
Temps will tumble back into the mid-40s in the overnight with some cloud cover popping up. Saturday during the day will ...
Boston Calling music festival attendees should prepare for a chilly and damp weekend after a nor'easter drenched the state.
The restaurateurs behind Smash’d Midwest Burgers strike a pose in front of the former Tour of Italy restaurant in Greenfield, which will reopen as Smash’d Burgers this summer. The partners from left ...
Dry air has dropped temperatures humidity ahead of the holiday weekend. Triad temperatures are expected to remain in the 70s through the weekend. Clouds will begin to increase Sunday, raising the ...
The humidity is ever so slightly lower this morning. It will still be hot this afternoon, but not too muggy. Temperatures warm into the mid-90s and it stays dry at the ...
ROCHESTER, NY (WROC) – It has been a wet stretch over the past several days and we will keep that trend going through today and parts of the weekend as a massive coastal low pressure system keeps ...
The clouds will continue to reign supreme as we go into the holiday week, although each passing day looks a bit drier than the previous. Temperatures will trend upwards as well, with more a ...