“As Storm Benjamin then moves across the southeast of England, stronger northeast to northwest winds are likely to develop. Gusts of 50 to 60mph are probable quite widely, with 65 to 70mph possible near coasts.

New England has had more than a few weather "tricks" on Halloween in recent years. Extreme weather on HalloweenSince 2010, we have had four extreme weather events that have caused Halloween to either be canceled or postponed in many local towns.

The jet stream is active, which means a few days of sunny, dry weather between storm systems, and this weekend fits the bill.

Rain is currently traversing western New England, slated to arrive as folks head on the roads for the morning commute. Western areas will be the first to see t

A stormy few days are on tap for much of the East Coast and the Southwest as a pair of storms bring a variety of nasty weather.

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

High pressure settles into the region just in time for the weekend, leading to a pleasant stretch of fall weather! Enjoy it before the rain returns on Monday.

"A coastal storm moving up the East Coast will bring steady rains, gusty northeast winds, minor coastal flooding, and bluff and beach erosion to Southern New England Sunday and into later Monday night,

The chill is here to stay as a new storm ushers in rain, wind and cooler conditions across the Midwest and Northeast throughout the week.

Two yellow weather warnings for wind and rain affecting the northern Lincolnshire region have been updated. The Met Office has now issued an earlier start time for the warnings to be in force and for stronger winds and heavier falls of rain than first forecast.