FORECAST

Clearing skies with a cool breeze

Scattered showers with storms, Weather Alerts possible this afternoon

Record highs today, showers and storms possible after sunset

Near record-breaking heat continues into work week

It’s another mild start to the day, and more near-record warmth is on the way for the afternoon.

Isolated Severe Thunderstorms possible for afternoon, evening

We’re starting the weekend on a warm note, and more near-record warmth is ahead for Saturday.

Near record highs today, Showers possible this weekend

Sunny skies and strawberries, looking and tasting like Summer

A warm Wednesday, summer-like temperatures through the end of the week

Jacket weather today, flip flops return Wednesday

Cold temperatures tonight near mid 30s

It is a brisk start to the day across the region, and it will remain cool throughout Sunday.

Rounds of showers, storms under cloudy skies

Warm and dry Friday, Rain returns this weekend

Morning Frost and Freeze to Fantastic

Windchill this morning, Freezing temperatures early Thursday

Jacket weather returns, Patchy frost too

Rain early then clearing and cooler, much cooler

Perfect weather Saturday, followed by potential thunderstorms Sunday

Cloudy and warm early, Showers and storms through late tonight

Sunny skies and open windows today!  A steady Atlantic breeze will keep the beaches a little cooler while inland areas warm to near seasonal afternoon highs.  Cloudy skies tonight with increasing rain chances through Friday.

Sunny skies, a cool breeze and open windows. Clear skies with light wind tonight. Near seasonal afternoon highs continue tomorrow with breezy conditions, especially along our coastal counties. Rain chances return late Friday.

A warm Monday has led to a warm evening, and the mild conditions will continue into the overnight. Clouds will continue to develop tonight, with some fog possible in western areas. Expect morning temps in the low 60s.

We closed the workweek with record to near-record warmth, and more warmth is ahead this evening. An isolated shower will be possible NW of Jacksonville, with temps only falling into the mid 70s.

A cloudy start to the day with patchy to areas of dense fog this morning.  Another afternoon with record highs in range with more clouds than sun.  Above normal temperatures continue tomorrow with wind increasing through the day.  It’s possible that wind advisories will be issued Friday with scattered showers arriving late.

The warmth again continued this evening, and the mild weather continues overnight. Some low clouds and some patchy fog will develop, with morning lows in the low 60s.

Once again, we’re seeing warm conditions this evening and the mild weather marches on overnight. Some low clouds and fog will likely develop towards daybreak, with morning temps in the mid 60s.

It was another warm start to the work week, and the warmth will remain in place this evening. Expect breezy conditions with temps only falling into the low 70s.

Sunday temperatures drop near the mid 60s by midnight, with calm winds and mostly clear skies.

Saturday evening temperatures will drop into the mid 60s, with light winds and partly cloudy skies.

We’re closing out the week with more record to near-record warmth, and temps this evening will again be warm. Just a few clouds are expected, with temps falling into the low 70s.

By the end of the day, two records for daily high temperatures could be met or broken.  The potential for both the daily high and the all-time February maximum temperature.  Partly cloudy skies with the air conditioners humming in the background.  Near record highs continue Friday.

The warmth has continued this evening, but fog will continue to develop during the overnight. Some fog may be dense in spots, with morning lows only down in the low 60s.

A warm day has led to a warm evening, and the mild conditions will continue overnight. We’ll see some clouds develop tonight along with some early morning fog. Daybreak temps will be in the low 60s.

It was a very pleasant President’s Day across the area, and the nice weather will continue heading into the evening. We’ll see a few clouds around and temps falling into the 60s.

For those of you that are tired of the cold fronts, followed by cold temperatures near freezing at night and barely reaching above the mid 60s during the day; you’re going to get a heat wave this week.

It’s another cool start to the day, but temps will warm quickly as the day progresses. We’ll see just a few clouds with much warmer highs in the upper 70s.

A cold front pushed through the region Friday night, and cool air has moved into the region. It will be significantly cooler Saturday, with partly cloudy skies and highs only in the low 60s.

Increasing clouds tonight with showers tomorrow.  Above normal temperatures continue through Friday.  Scattered showers arriving Friday, after the morning commute.  The ride back home will not be as dry.  Breezy, chilly start to the weekend.

Our fling with Spring-like temperatures continues!  Partly cloudy and warmer with poofy, plumes of pollen.  Afternoon highs will run on the warmer side for this time of year.  Dry conditions continue through tonight with patchy fog forming late.

It has been a great Valentine’s Day weather-wise, and more pleasant weather is ahead this evening. If you’re heading out with your loved one this evening, expect mostly clear skies and temps only falling into the upper 50s.

A cool breeze under sunny skies makes for a great Open Window Weather day, if pollen isn’t an issue.  Speaking of pollen, the number of pesky pollinators is increasing.  Clear and chilly tonight with patchy frost possible for inland areas.

Sunday evening temperatures drop in the mid to low 40s, with light winds and clouds.

It’s definitely a drier start to the day, but a few showers will push through during the morning hours. We will see dry conditions by afternoon, but winds will increase and mostly cloudy skies will continue. Highs for today will only be in the low 60s.

Saturday evening strong to severe thunderstorms are possible with the chance for:

It’s been a wet and unsettled morning, and more rain and storms are likely later today. Most will see a break mid-morning, with more wet weather pushing in during the afternoon and early evening.

The Southeast will potentially be swept by rain and stronger thunderstorms on Saturday, with a more active weather pattern forecast next week bringing multiple weather hazards.

Temps fell fast during the evening hours, and it be a touch chilly overnight. Some patchy frost is possible in western locations, with morning temps in the upper 30s.

It’s been another great day, and once again the pleasant weather will continue into the evening. We’ll see just a few clouds with temps falling into the 60s.

Tuesday has been another great day, and more nice weather is ahead for the evening hours. We’ll see just a few clouds around, with temps falling into the 60s.

The temperature at O’Hare International Airport, the city’s official recording site, was 33 degrees at 11:51 a.m., Sunday. It’s the first time the temperature reached above 32 degrees after 17 consecutive days of below freezing conditions.

Temperatures are soaring into the 90s in the East while the West Coast flirts with triple digits. WBZ chief meteorologist Eric Fisher has the forecast.

Forecast: New round of snow on its way There's another weather system moving toward the Northeast that promises to bring more snow and cold temperatures. WBZ's chief meteorologist Eric Fisher in Boston has the forecast.