Obsessed With the Weather

Send us Fan Mail Temperatures remain stuck well below normal for most of the week ahead. We flip the calendar to May this week, but unfortunately, it’s going to feel more like early spring than the start of a new month. We’ll also pass a meaningful daylight milestone, check in on the latest drought status, and take a look at what May typically brings when it comes to average temperatures. All that, plus your weekly weather preview for the end of April and the beginning of May — from April...

Send us Fan Mail Consecutive multiple warm weather days ahead this week. We continue to dry things out with a drier pattern ahead. Daylight gains are slowing down, but still adding up. Our drought status update. How many thunderstorm days do we average and what a thunderstorm day is. All that and the weekly weather preview from April 12 - April 19, 2026 NEXT, on episode #239 of Obsessed With the Weather. Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail We welcome April this week… and it’s coming in hot with a dramatic temperature rollercoaster and a very unsettled stretch of weather ahead. What’s the name of April’s Full Moon? We’ve got your drought status update, and a first look at your Easter forecast. All that and the weekly weather preview from March 29th through April 5th, 2026… NEXT, on episode #237 of Obsessed With the Weather. 🌦️🌕 Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Spring is knocking on the door. Astronomical spring officially begins this week, a potentially impactful storm arrives Monday into Tuesday, and we’re entering the time of year when daylight begins increasing at its fastest pace of the entire year. We’ll also look at who gets the most rainfall in the United States, explain the science behind seasonal lag, and break down the weekly weather preview for March 15th through March 22nd, 2026. All that and more ; next on Episode #235...

Send us Fan Mail 🌦️ The final full week of winter is here… but winter isn’t going quietly. A significant warm-up kicks off the week, and the big melt is officially underway across Southern New England. Snowbanks will shrink, puddles will grow, and it will finally feel a little like spring. But don’t pack away the shovel just yet. ❄️ Winter is not finished. A few systems moving through this week could bring another round of rain… and possibly some snow before the season officially changes. ⏰...

Send us Fan Mail Temperatures are on the move this week and not quietly. We’re stepping into a much more active and unsettled pattern across southern New England, with multiple chances for precipitation and plenty to watch as the atmosphere keeps shifting gears. That means one big focus right now: ice safety. Changing temperatures and variable conditions can make ice incredibly unpredictable, so awareness and smart decision-making are key as we head deeper into February. At the same time, s...

Send us Fan Mail We’ve finally settled into a true New England winter. Cold air has been the dominant story, with temperatures running well below average, but there’s a subtle shift ahead as we finally sneak back above freezing at times this week. Daylight is making noticeable gains now, adding minutes each day and offering a reminder that the seasonal corner has been turned—even if it doesn’t feel like it yet. Precipitation chances are limited, making this a relatively quiet stretch of wea...

Send us Fan Mail Our January thaw continues, and we’re also keeping an eye on a potential coastal storm toward the end of the week. We’ll break down what we’re watching and what could change as the forecast comes into focus. With fluctuating temperatures, it’s a good time to talk pond skating and ice safety; why ice conditions can change quickly and what to look for before heading out. We’ll also highlight our increasing daylight, now gaining sunlight on both ends of the day, along with a...

Send us Fan Mail We ring in 2026 this week—the all-important New Year’s Eve forecast. The cold and below-average temperatures continue. We start our latest sunrises of the season. Watching a storm for mid-next week. Temperatures continue to trend well below average. What and when was a historically cold New Year’s Eve? All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #225 of Obsessed with the Weather! Enjoy! Scituate Family DentalDr. Yardley & Dr. Hoff of...

Send us Fan Mail Astronomical winter officially arrives this week! 🌍❄️ We’re hitting the point where daylight loss is at its slowest...yes, the turn is coming! Temperatures are trending right around average overall, but don’t be fooled… more bitter cold is on the way. 🥶 No blockbuster storms showing up on the maps (for now), but the big question remains: what are the odds of a white Christmas? 🎄❄️ All that and your full week-ahead, day-by-day forecast on Episode #223 of Obsessed with the Weat...

Send us Fan Mail We welcome December and Meteorological Winter to Scituate. We start our earliest Sunsets of the entire calendar year this week. The full moon is this week. A Nor’easter rain storm for early in the week. Temperatures will be well below average. What is the name of the December full moon? All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #221 of Obsessed with the Weather! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Get ready for another exciting week of New England weather! 🌀 A fresh blast of chilly air keeps our temperatures running below average, but there’s plenty of weather action to keep things interesting! 🌬️ Wind takes center stage early in the week, followed by a late-week system that could bring some more rain 💧. We’ll check in on our updated drought status, talk about how much daylight we’re still losing each day, and dive into one of November’s big mysteries — why this mont...