Ken Mahan

Winter across New England will likely see average precipitation and above-average temperatures for some, unless La Niña spoils the forecast.

The odds for the next named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season have increased.

What does this recurring climate pattern foretell about the frequency of storms and how much snow we could see?

The genesis of hurricanes lies in tropical waves that burst free off the coast of West Africa each season.

The second major hurricane of the season is expected to pass east of Bermuda.

The next chance for any rain in Boston may come Wednesday night into Thursday with an offshore storm passing just south of the region.

Interior portions of Northern New England will see their first frost in just a couple of weeks.

A cooler start to the season, paired with the increasing drought, is accelerating the changing colors across the region.

High pressure will begin filtering in Thursday, leading to mostly sunny skies and temps near 80.

High pressure will dominate the skies on Tuesday, setting up mostly sunny skies across New England.