How to see "Bostonhenge" at sunset
Twice a year, the sunset aligns perfectly for Bostonhenge.
Terry Eliasen is a meteorologist and executive producer of the WBZ-TV Weather Team. He has worked at WBZ for more than 20 years. Terry is a graduate of the meteorology program at UMass Lowell.
Twice a year, the sunset aligns perfectly for Bostonhenge.
Odds are increasing that a highly impactful nor'easter will strike southern New England on Tuesday with possible blizzard-like conditions in spots.
What would it look like if we had a storm similar to the Blizzard of '78 today?
Here's what the Boston area can expect in the weather forecast this month.
Monday's winter storm is largely behind us, and some drier conditions are in the forecast.
The chance for plowable snow Sunday increases as you head farther north and west.
Some snow and ice could make for hazardous travel on Massachusetts roads.
This will be an above average temperature week, but we will also get some light snow.
It will take until Monday before temperatures crack the 32-degree mark again.
A winter weather advisory remains in place through 7 p.m. for most of Massachusetts. Then the really cold weather starts.
We have another powerful storm on the way, set to arrive late Friday night into Saturday.
As the torrential rain moves out Wednesday morning, there will be issues with flooding, wind damage and power outages across eastern Massachusetts.
It is very likely that we will have to deal with two major storms this week, Wednesday and Saturday.
It took nearly two years, but we finally got a legit snowstorm in southern New England.
The highest snow totals will be located north and west of Boston in the Merrimack Valley and Worcester County.