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Labor Day weekend forecast: A little bit of everything as summer ends (opens the original)
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It’s hard to believe we’ve already reached the unofficial end of summer. Whether you are packing up the car for Cape Cod, heading up to the White Mountains, or firing up the grill in your backyard, Labor Day weekend across New England is notorious for delivering unpredictable weather shifts. The good news? We are not facing a holiday weekend washout. While an upper-level pool of cool air will trigger a few spotty showers and a temporary temperature dip, high pressure will build in right on time
A near total lunar eclipse will pass over Boston Thursday. But, clouds might ruin the show (opens the original)
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If you are hoping to catch a celestial show this Thursday night, the universe is delivering a lunar eclipse. At its peak, the Earth's shadow will cover about 96% of the moon. The shadow will give the moon a reddish glow. Whether you're an avid stargazer or just curious about what’s happening up in the night sky, here's a guide to understanding the event, timing it for Greater Boston, and navigating a less than ideal cloud forecast. A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth passes directly between th
Hazy skies overhead: West Coast wildfire smoke reaches New England (opens the original)
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If you’ve stepped outside today and noticed the sky looking a bit pale or milky, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. We are tracking a fresh plume of high-altitude wildfire smoke that has drifted thousands of miles across the country into southern New England. Unlike our earlier summer smoke events that originated just north of us in Canada, this current wave has traveled all the way from the Pacific Northwest — specifically from large, active wildfires burning out in Washington state. Here
A celestial double feature: How to view the partial solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower (opens the original)
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New England is getting a rare, 24-hour astronomical double feature on Wednesday: a partial solar eclipse during the day followed by the peak of the annual Perseid meteor shower that night. Whether you’re catching a quick peek at the sun during your lunch break or laying out a blanket at midnight, here's what you need to know about the forecast, timing and how to get the best views. First things first: this will not be a repeat of the dramatic total solar eclipse we experienced back in April 2024
Torrential downpours headed for Massachusetts midweek, with potential localized flooding (opens the original)
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Typical summertime weather is taking a back seat this week, replaced by a prolonged, cool and muggy setup that will bring widespread rain to eastern Massachusetts and southern New England. Massachusetts shouldn't expect a widespread severe weather outbreak or river flooding, but this multi-day wet stretch will certainly cause its share of travel headaches — especially on the roads and along the coast. Here is the step-by-step breakdown of what’s ahead, the expected rainfall numbers, and what it
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