As the storm exits Friday, it drags in some serious wind behind it. Expect decorations flying, leaves swirling and inflatables flopping.

A developing storm system from the Great Plains will bring moderate to heavy rain to New Jersey beginning late Wednesday night and continuing through Thursday evening or Thursday night.

A steady, cool wind coming from the northeast will keep a layer of clouds in place for much of the day Wednesday, with temperatures peaking in the low to mid 50s. National Weather Service forecasters say they “can’t rule out" some ocean-effect showers, primarily near Interstate 95.

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With heavy rain and wind in the forecast for Friday, some trick-or-treaters in Cape Breton will be getting a head start. Kyle Moore has the story.

Get ready for a wet next few days across Massachusetts! Our first nor’easter of the season is here, and it will continue to bring

ALL EYES ARE DOWN HERE IN THE CARIBBEAN AS WE CONTINUE TO MONITOR HURRICANE MELISSA, A CATEGORY FIVE, JUST HOURS FROM LANDFALL HERE IN WESTERN JAMAICA THIS MORNING. THE WINDS ARE 175MPH. THIS IS A CATEGORY FIVE HURRICANE.

Rain Wednesday night could make for slight flooding on Cape Cod, according to a coastal hazard message from the National Weather Service. It does warn of "minor overwash" in those low-lying areas. Rain is expected to begin Wednesday night after 10 p.m ...

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HEY, TED. THEY’VE BEEN. WE ARE ON THE NORTHEAST SIDE OF THE STORM SO YOU CAN SEE BEHIND ME HEAVY WINDS, HEAVY RAIN AND BIG WAVES RIGHT IN THIS MARINA BEHIND US. A LOT OF BOATS ARE TIED UP HERE, AND THEY WILL BE UNTIL THIS STORM PASSES. WIND GUSTS ARE ...