A frontal system will continue to lift toward New England from the Great Lakes today.

On the evening of the Fourth of July this year, a potent line of severe thunderstorms tore through Connecticut.

New England’s next system is still slated to arrive on Friday.

Tuesday’s backdoor cold front has been lifted back into northern New England this morning as the low pressure center moves across the region.

As of this morning, a backdoor cold front continues to sag southwest through New England.

A more active pattern will continue this week, with unsettled weather most likely Tuesday into Wednesday and Friday into Friday night.

Something strange happened on October 9, 1804.

High pressure has moved overhead of New England for today.

A generally seasonable pattern will continue for New England through the weekend and into next week, with mostly subtle differences in day-to-day temperatures through early next week.

A cold front will slice across New England through the day today.

A true October air mass has settled over New England behind yesterday's cold front.

This week will feature variable conditions across New England, but mainly what’s expected in October.

There have been two hurricane seasons in New England that produced not one, but two powerful landfalling hurricanes.

It’s officially time to wave goodbye to the warm half of the year as the calendar flips to October.

Today’s cold front is currently sitting just north of New England as of writing.

A mild, pacific air mass will overspread New England today while surface ridging centered to the south of the region will allow for a brief period of elevated dew points (given the time of year).

Wednesday will continue an upward trend in temperatures for New England, which will peak on Thursday for northernmost New England and Friday for central and southern New England.

This storm saw numerous waves of rain occur over the past 72 hours.

A nor’easter over the weekend took a rather interesting track around the northeast over the past few days.

This week opens with the lingering impacts from this weekend’s storm.

New England’s storm remains just to the south of the region this morning.