Another weekend, another incoming rainstorm — but the first full weekend of June might not be total washout. Here's when the ...

Massachusetts residents may see hazy skies from wildfires on Tuesday — here's how long the smoke is expected to linger.

"Most of the time, the smoke will be high-flying and dim the sun, leading to vivid sunrises and sunsets and causing a hazy appearance to the sky overhead," AccuWeather Meteorologist Brandon Buckingham ...

According to the National Weather Service, the wettest May in Boston was in 1954 with 13.38 inches, and the wettest May in Worcester was in 1984, when 9.94 inches of rain fell on the city. Overall, ...

Thursday: Rain, with thunderstorms also possible after 1 p.m. Some of the storms could produce heavy rainfall. High near 51.

Both show pretty much widespread warmth across the country, especially here in the northeast and western Massachusetts. The ...

There's a possibility that people will also be able to see the lights on Tuesday, June 3. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) stated that the best time to look for the northern ...

Meteorologist Frank Nocera, also of the Norton branch of the National Weather Service, told USA Today Network on Tuesday of ...

While this weekend is looking like the weather will still be chillier than what people might like for the unofficial start of ...

"Tonight's evening commute could be treacherous," meteorologist Kevin Cadima of the National Weather Service branch in Norton, MA said.

A Nor'easter is predicted to move into the area as the day goes on, with the heaviest rain in the afternoon and evening.

A coastal storm later this week will bring several hours of heavy rain, gusty northeast winds and some minor flooding.