Saturday kicked off the weekend with cold temperatures and gusty winds! Thankfully, it’s only up from here. Winds gusted to over 40-50 mph across central and eastern Massachusetts today.

Higher winds are expected to stick around at least one more day in South Jersey, according to AccuWeather. Saturday's forecast calls for steady winds up to 20 mph, with an inland high of 50 ...

THEY DON’T LAST LONG. THEY CLEAR OUT THROUGH ABOUT MIDNIGHT, AND TOMORROW WE GET TO ENJOY SOME MORE SUN, YET IS STILL A WINDY DAY. WE SPRING FORWARD THIS WEEKEND, SO WE’LL GET TO ENJOY MORE ...

The Climate Prediction Center supports the long range models, as their 8-14 day temperature outlook shows well above normal temperatures. SATURDAY: Highs from mid 10s to low 30s. Some AM sun ...

PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Temperatures will warm up very quickly today with highs in the upper 40s under mostly sunny skies. It will be a little breezy with gusts up to 25 mph. For tonight, do ...

SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy and milder, high 68. SUNDAY: Another mild day with lots of clouds as a cold front approaches, high 69. It turns windy with 30-40mph gusts possible. Rain and a thunderstorm ...

Another round of 60s possible on Monday Patchy fog possible Sunday night Next system brings isolated rain chance Thursday, better chance Friday PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Sunday night ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Mid-day showers will give way to increasing rain late day and into this evening. Snow levels during the day will hold near 4,000', but lower tonight as much colder air arrives.

Clouds will clear out for the most part Thursday night as lows stay mild in the 50s once again. Friday is a partly sunny and breezy day with highs brushing up against record territory in the upper 70s ...

It’ll still be a little bit breezy, just not as windy. Overnight lows will get down ... Highs on Thursday Friday will be another very warm day with highs in the upper 80s. A cold front during ...

High pressure will remain in place during the day tomorrow, promoting another sunny day. With surface flow shifting out of the southwest and heights aloft still nudging upward in the wake of the ...