It doesn't rank nearly as "cool" or visually stunning as a total solar eclipse, but a total lunar eclipse is still a very fun ...

The National Weather Service says an outbreak of severe storms could spawn tornadoes, heavy snow and high winds.

After the second warm day in a row pushed temperatures into the low 60s across Greater Boston and much of Southern New ...

Severe weather season usually begins to ramp up in March and lasts through the start of summer. The dramatic increase in sun ...

Next, we forecasted that the majority of the snow and cold would come after MLK Day. That worked out well. About 75% of the snow occurred on or after MLK Weekend and our coldest temperatures compared ...

Our weekend warmup sneaks in Friday for some spots. An onshore breeze will keep our temps cooler at the coast with upper 40s, ...

Before the storm even gets here ... with plain rain likely from the South Coast to Cape Cod. Boston will go from accumulating snow to an icy slop before changing over to rain.

Forecasters say a colossal storm could bring heavy winds, flooding, blizzard conditions and tornadoes to some parts of the country.

Bostonians can make good use of their extra hour of daylight after work as the city is finally in for a week of mild weather, ...

The city’s non-emergency service line received more than 4,000 reports of icy and unshoveled sidewalks between Jan. 1 and Feb ...

but in the Boston area it’s going to be all rain all day before tapering off in the afternoon or evening. This is a wet weather system and many of us could see over an inch of precipitation.