This blog contains forecast discussions of pending significant weather events prepared by Robert Thompson, retired Meteorologist-in-Charge of the National Weather Service (NWS) Forecast Office in Norton, MA and former Board Chairman and current Board member of the Blue Hill Observatory and Science Center (BHOSC). The discussions are not a substitute for the official forecasts and warnings issued by the NWS Norton Forecast Office. They are intended as a complementary, educational resource for visitors to this web site. The forecast discussions provided here are the opinions of Mr. Thompson, and BHOSC accepts no liability associated with this information.
Weekly Significant Weather Outlook for Southern New England Most of the coming week looks to be rather tranquil with some moderation in…
Storm Projected to Pass Farther Offshore Latest trends in model guidance (initiated with data from 7 AM EST (1200 UTC or 12Z)…
Coastal Storm to Impact the Cape and Islands Sunday and Sunday Night Minimal to No Impacts Along and Northwest of the I-95…
Potential Still for High Impact Storm for the Cape and Islands Sunday and Sunday Night Latest trends in model guidance (initiated with…
Potential for High Impact Storm for the Cape and Islands Sunday and Sunday Night There is high confidence of an intense coastal…
Weekly Significant Weather Outlook for Southern New England Last week was certainly interesting building up to the major snow storm that will…
Major Snow Storm for Southern New England Nearly all of southern New England will receive between 1 and 2 feet of snow. …
Major Snow Storm Expected for Southern New England Same Storm System Will Impact Much of the Eastern United States with Snow and…
Major Winter Storm Likely for All of Southern New England Same Storm System Will Impact Much of Eastern United States with Snow…
Very Large Winter Storm Will Impact Most of the Eastern United States This Weekend and Probably Including Southern New England Late in…
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