This was an exceptional amount of rain, but because it fell over four days, the region avoided major flooding.

The leaves have already started their beautiful transformation in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.

When you’re intimately connected to something, you get to know it in a way that is almost indescribable.

A deadly flash flood tore through the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park on Saturday, triggering mudslides and a torrent of water and debris.

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If you haven't really taken advantage of the summer weather yet, this weekend offers another opportunity to bike, go boating, or just head to the beach.

When it comes to these quintessential New England treasures, it’s a whole summer of different blooms, different varieties.

Highs could soar to 90 degrees by midweek, but the summer warm-and-humid pattern won't last long across New England.

Bikini one day and snow boots the next. Temperatures plunged as a mid-spring storm moved in, blasting Massachusetts and Rhode Island with wintry conditions.

Climate models indicate a strong likelihood El Niño conditions will develop this summer and intensify into a rare super-powerful climate event later this year, the first in over a century.

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During a calm, clear day, the swirling, scary-looking dust devil caught many by surprise at a Warwick playing field.

As the polar vortex disappears every spring, the way it ends dictates why some years we don’t experience these mid-spring chilly days.

Seasons don’t arrive on a given day, but as slow transitional moments with different markers signaling the warming or cooling of our region.

One area to watch will be the South Coast, Cape, and southern Rhode Island, where an uptick in temperatures could spark some sleet and wet, heavier snow.

Snow is forecast to start before the game, with up to 2 inches expected by the end of the Patriots-Texans matchup.

Southeastern Massachusetts could see snow starting in the afternoon as temperatures drop to freezing.

The big question is, will this wintry system veer close enough to Southern New England to deliver snow or will it skirt the coast?

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Widespread power outages and travel disruptions are expected as the storm blows into New England.

Our region could see its first nor’easter of the fall and winter season, with strong gusty winds but minimal rain.

Forecasters are tracking future Tropical Storm Jerry and another tropical disturbance in the Atlantic, including one with a slight chance of impacting Florida.

Humberto and Imelda go down in history as the closest hurricanes in the modern satellite era.

Interior portions of Northern New England will see their first frost in just a couple of weeks.

A fast-moving stream of solar wind hit Earth, causing a strong geomagnetic storm that extended the aurora into the northern tier of the US.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for New England for heavy downpours, damaging winds, hail, and flash flooding.

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While the hurricane’s center wasn’t expected to hit land, it threatened to dump flooding rains in the Caribbean.

It will definitely feel like summer on Thursday and Friday with temperatures soaring into the 90s.

One April morning, Maine residents woke up to a sticky film on their cars, baffling residents who quipped vehicles looked like they had driven through a haze of pollen or snowstorm.

An onshore breeze will keep it cool again along the coast with a little mugginess in the air as dew points rise.

The dazzling aurora borealis was visible from New Hampshire and Vermont, south to Massachusetts and Connecticut.

As this weak La Niña continues to lose steam in the coming weeks, New England could expect more seasonable temperatures and increased precipitation.

Sunday is shaping up to be an unsettled day across New England with windy conditions building and the chance for scattered showers during parade time.

Weather balloon launches have long been considered the gold standard for gathering upper atmospheric data across the country.

We finally experienced a snowy winter, but this season didn’t come close to the hallmark bitter cold winters of Boston and the rest of New England.

At least 500 staffers, mostly probationary workers including 375 who work at NOAA’s National Weather Service offices nationwide, were notified via email.

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This storm could cause scattered power outages as snow and ice accumulate from this slow-moving system through Sunday.

We can expect more snow and rain from this long-duration storm than previous systems.

These fast-hitting, intense blasts of snow and whipping winds can make for treacherous travel, especially on the highway.

Full parking lots, the ice fishing huts dotting the lake and the skaters enjoying laps. Winter recreation spots are loving this brisk, snow-filled winter.

Snow is expected to arrive Sunday afternoon in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Southern New England will see the brunt of this quick-hitting storm with Greater Boston now expecting higher accumulations.