Ken Mahan

A nor'easter or not, storm labels can get confusing when describing these Atlantic coastal low-pressure systems.

A wet and windy weekend is expected for Southeastern New England, meaning strong gusts, multi-day rainfall, coastal flooding and beach erosion are possible.

Less humid air will begin funneling into New England during the day, making it feel a lot less muggy as Friday goes on.

As we kick off September, Boston and most of Southern New England will see dreary conditions.

The late-summer-to-fall allergies have now kicked into gear, and the surge in weed pollen is the main offender .

A front brings the return of late-day scattered showers with the chance of a thunderstorm or two through the region.

Our next system bringing widespread showers is expected to arrive later this week as a cold front pushes into the region.

Our fall weather preview breaks down what impacts El Niño will have on our region.

In 1991, a 6-year-old stared at a counterclockwise rotation on the TV screen and developed a lifelong fascination.

1991 wasn’t supposed to be a memorable hurricane season - until Bob came along and made landfall three times in New England.