Obsessed With the Weather

Send us Fan MailAfter a rainy Sunday, a pretty tranquil week ahead. Our drought monitor status is updated. The final full week of Astronomical Summer is upon us. Watching the tropics for one disturbance. A very important daylight number is peaking this week. When our first freeze should be expected here on the south shore. All that and the weekly weather preview for September 13 - September 20, 2026.  NEXT, on episode #259 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe have made it Labor day weekend! The first full week of September.  Temperatures trending about average for this time of year. Our updated drought status. We are getting close to maximum daily daylight loss. The tropics continue to be quiet, but when is that peak of tropical activity?  All that and the weekly weather preview for September 6 - September 13, 2026.  NEXT, on episode #258 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailBack to school week in Scituate! We welcome September. It’s the start of Meteorological fall this week.  Temperatures trending well below average all week. The chances for rain increase. The drought status update. The tropics updated. Our daylight numbers continue to drop.  All that and the weekly weather preview for August 30 - September 6, 2026.  NEXT, on episode #257 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailJoin co-hosts Steve and Nolan Maguire for...The final full week of August is here, and temperatures will feel pretty seasonal overall. We’ll update the drought—including some recent improvement across eastern Massachusetts—and check an increasingly active Atlantic, where several areas are worth watching. Plus, August’s Full Moon arrives, our daylight continues to shrink, and the tides build as we approach the weekend. We’ll also have your complete beach and coastal outlook. All that and the weekly weather preview for August 23 through August 30, 2026—NEXT, on Episode #256 of Obsessed With the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailA generally seasonal week of mid-August weather ahead. Tracking a few more chances for rain. The drought status update. Updating the tropics as hurricane season has begun. Snow in August?! Our daylight numbers. The tides/beach status for the week. All that and the weekly weather preview for August 16 - August 23, 2026 NEXT, on episode #255 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailOur spectacular run of summer weather continues. All about this week’s Perseid Meteor shower. What is that other noise you are hearing? Our drought status is updated. Our daylight number changes continue. We’ve reached the ½ mark of the summer. All that and the weekly weather preview for August 9 - August 16, 2026 NEXT, on episode #254 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailSome more needed rain is on the way. The all important Heritage days forecast. The return of some true summer heat. We have put a dent in the drought status and we’ll update that. A significant time event has occurred. We are entering the dog days of summer, so what does that mean? All that and the weekly weather preview for August 2 - August 9, 2026 NEXT, on episode #253 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailAugust arrives this week, and with it comes a noticeable shift in the weather story across southern New England. Our drought has finally taken a meaningful hit, and we’ll have the latest update on where things stand. Even better, we’re tracking the potential for another round of widespread, soaking rain that could deliver some much-needed relief. We’ll also take a look at July’s spectacular Full Moon, check in on our ever-shrinking daylight numbers and a few significant seasonal milestones, and talk about why temperatures have generally been running below normal as we close out the month. All that and a complete look at your weekly forecast for the final days of July and the opening of August, covering July 26 through August 2, 2026, on Episode #252 of Obsessed With the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe reach the peak of the natural year this week. An impactful mid-week storm could give us significant rainfall. Temperatures below normal for most of the week. Our updated drought status. What is that buzzing noise? All about Solar Noon.The daylight numbers for us overall.  All that and the weekly weather preview for July 19 through July 26, 2026 on episode #251 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailA beautiful and hot mid-summer week lies ahead as we settle into the heart of summer here in Scituate. We’ll also be tracking a few opportunities for much-needed rain as we head toward the end of the week. We’ll have the latest update on our drought status, our daylight hours continue their slow march shorter, and we’ll answer a question many of us ask every summer: Why does the ocean take so long to warm up?All that and your complete weekly weather preview for July 12 through July 19, 2026, on Episode #250 of Obsessed With the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailA wet start to the first half of the week is on the way as much-needed rain returns to Southern New England. Temperatures finally begin to ease after the record-breaking heat wave, and we’ll have the latest update on our drought status. We’ll also check in on our slowly shrinking daylight, explain why Nor’easters are so rare during the summer months, and, of course, bring you your complete weekly weather forecast for July 5–12, 2026.All that and more on Episode #249 of Obsessed With the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailThe all important July 3 & 4th update. Summer has finally officially arrived. We welcome July. We continue our latest sunsets of the calendar year. Our first round of extreme heat is on the way. An update on our drought status. The full moon is this week. All that and the weekly weather preview for June 28  through July 5, 2026 on episode # 248 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailSummer is knocking on the door! Our earliest sunrises of the year arrive this week as Southern New England settles into a much more seasonable weather pattern. We’ll check in on the latest drought conditions, break down a stretch of breezy weather ahead, and answer a question many people have this time of year: How do hurricanes get their names? Plus, the latest beach updates as the shoreline comes alive for the season. All that and your complete weekly weather preview for June 7–14, 2026, on Episode #247 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🌞🌊🌬️🌴Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe welcome June and the start of Meteorological Summer here in Southern New England! As we turn the calendar page, we also cross several major daylight milestones, with some of our longest days of the year arriving this week. An impressive Omega Block has taken control of the weather pattern across North America, and we’ll explain what that means, what it's doing to our weather, and how long it may stick around. We’ll take a look at the beautiful Full Blue Moon lighting up our evening skies, check in on the latest drought conditions across the region, and examine a forecast that features relatively calm winds for much of the week ahead. Plus, we’ll break down temperatures, rain chances, and everything you need to know as we kick off June. All that and the complete weekly weather preview from the final day of May through June 7, 2026, next on Episode #246 of Obsessed With the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailMemorial Day weekend stays cool, gray, and damp… but much warmer air is waiting in the wings. We’re talking about a dramatic temperature rebound into the 70s and even low 80s by the middle of the week before cooler air returns just in time for next weekend. We’ll talk about a stretch of relatively light winds, improving beach weather, our latest drought monitor update, and the big daylight milestone we continue racing toward. All that and the weekly weather preview for the final full week of May from May 24 - May 31, 2026 NEXT, on episode #245 of Obsessed With the Weather. Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailSome serious heat is on the way as summer tries to make an early appearance across Southern New England. But first? Another classic May rollercoaster of temperatures ahead. 🌡️🎢Our first possible threat for severe thunderstorms of the season shows up this week. We also mark a significant daylight milestone, check in on the latest drought status, and enjoy a stretch with surprisingly little wind for most of the week ahead.And yes… the all-important BIG Memorial Day Weekend forecast is here.All that and the weekly weather preview for the 3rd full week of May — from May 17 through May 24, 2026;  NEXT, on episode #244 of Obsessed With the Weather. 🌦️🔥Support the show

Send us Fan MailHappy Mother’s Day! Temperatures will run well below average for most of the week ahead, and while there’s finally some improvement in the wind department, it’s definitely not going to feel like mid-May for several more days. We’re looking at mainly dry conditions overall with just ONE meaningful rain chance in the week ahead. We’ll also update our latest drought status, talk about why lawns across Southern New England are suddenly growing like crazy, and why now is definitely NOT the week to skip mowing the grass.Plus… daylight continues piling up fast, sunsets keep pushing later, and we’re quietly approaching one of the most beautiful stretches of the entire year around the South Shore.All that and the full weekly weather preview from May 10 – May 17, 2026… NEXT, on episode #243 of Obsessed With the Weather.Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailA big warm-up is set to kick off the week ahead but it won’t come quietly. Wind will be a major player, with several blustery days on the way. We’ll also track a few chances for rain as we move through the first full week of May.A notable daylight milestone was reached this week, and we’ll break down what that means moving forward. Our latest drought status is in — are we gaining ground or still falling behind? And yes… snow in May? We’ll revisit just how rare that really is around here.Meanwhile, spring bird migration is ramping up in a big way; one of the best stretches of the season is arriving right now.All that and the full weekly weather breakdown for May 3rd through May 10th, 2026…NEXT, on Episode #242 of Obsessed With the Weather. 🌦️🌬️🐦Support the show

Send us Fan MailTemperatures remain stuck well below normal for most of the week ahead. We flip the calendar to May this week, but unfortunately, it’s going to feel more like early spring than the start of a new month.We’ll also pass a meaningful daylight milestone, check in on the latest drought status, and take a look at what May typically brings when it comes to average temperatures.All that, plus your weekly weather preview for the end of April and the beginning of May — from April 26 through May 3, 2026;  NEXT, on episode #241 of Obsessed With the Weather.Support the show

Send us Fan MailTemperatures are set to run well below average for late April, and yeah… it’s going to feel like it too. But there’s a flip side, we finally start drying things out, as a much quieter, drier pattern begins to take hold across southern New England.We’re also watching the subtle seasonal shift, daylight is still increasing, but the big gains are now behind us. We’re adding minutes, just not at that rapid March pace anymore… still counts though.We’ll also check in on something that continues to matter more than it should this time of year, our ongoing drought status and how this recent stretch of weather is (or isn’t) helping.And a great seasonal question: When is Boston’s average last freeze? The answer might surprise you and it matters more than ever as we head deeper into spring planting season.All that and your full weekly breakdown for the final full week of April from April 20 - April 26, 2026…NEXT, on Episode #240 of Obsessed With the Weather.Support the show

Send us Fan MailConsecutive multiple warm weather days ahead this week. We continue to dry things out with a drier pattern ahead. Daylight gains are slowing down, but still adding up.  Our drought status update. How many thunderstorm days do we average and what a thunderstorm day is.  All that and the weekly weather preview from April 12 - April 19, 2026 NEXT, on episode #239 of Obsessed With the Weather. Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailAnother generally cold week is settling in across southern New England… but we finally begin to dry things out as a quieter pattern takes hold.Our drought status remains front and center, even with today’s rain…We continue to gain more daylight by the day…And now something to start paying attention to the UV Index is climbing and becoming noteworthy.All that, plus a look at that late-week warm-up back toward the 60s…The full weekly weather preview for April 5th through April 12th, 2026…NEXT… on episode #238 of Obsessed With the Weather 🌦️Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe welcome April this week… and it’s coming in hot with a dramatic temperature rollercoaster and a very unsettled stretch of weather ahead.What’s the name of April’s Full Moon?We’ve got your drought status update,and a first look at your Easter forecast.All that and the weekly weather preview from March 29th through April 5th, 2026…NEXT, on episode #237 of Obsessed With the Weather. 🌦️🌕Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailA colder pattern settles in as we head through the final full week of March… a reminder that while the calendar says spring, the atmosphere doesn’t always agree.At the same time, our daylight gains, after peaking are now beginning to slow, but just how much light have we actually picked up since the depths of winter?We’ll take a look at our latest drought status, reflect briefly on the winter that was as we officially turn the page into spring, and break down what to expect in the days ahead.All that and your full weekly weather preview from March 22nd through March 29th, 2026 coming up next on Episode #236 of Obsessed With the Weather.Support the show

Send us Fan MailSpring is knocking on the door.Astronomical spring officially begins this week, a potentially impactful storm arrives Monday into Tuesday, and we’re entering the time of year when daylight begins increasing at its fastest pace of the entire year.We’ll also look at who gets the most rainfall in the United States, explain the science behind seasonal lag, and break down the weekly weather preview for March 15th through March 22nd, 2026.All that and more ; next on Episode #235 of Obsessed With the Weather.Support the show

Send us Fan MailJoin Steve for this awesome interview with Bikeway of Hanover Shop owner Austin Koplozsky. Austin tells his inspiring story of taking an entrepreneurial path to business ownership. He talks all about how the weather impacts the yearly cycle (pun fully intended) of a bike shop, how to prepare for the weather while riding and we talk about some great cycling places as well! He is awesome. Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🌦️ The final full week of winter is here… but winter isn’t going quietly.A significant warm-up kicks off the week, and the big melt is officially underway across Southern New England. Snowbanks will shrink, puddles will grow, and it will finally feel a little like spring.But don’t pack away the shovel just yet.❄️ Winter is not finished.A few systems moving through this week could bring another round of rain… and possibly some snow before the season officially changes.⏰ Daylight Saving Time begins, giving us those longer evenings we’ve been waiting for. More daylight, a changing pattern, and the atmosphere beginning its seasonal transition.And we’ll also take a look at something important as we head toward spring:🌎 What’s the drought situation across the region right now?Has winter precipitation helped? Or are we still running a deficit?We’ll break it all down:  the melt, the pattern, the daylight change, and your full weekly weather preview.🎙️ All that and more on Episode #233 of Obsessed with the Weather.Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🚨❄️ THE BLIZZARD OF ’26 RECAP IS HERE! ❄️🚨Scituate just lived through a storm that will be talked about for YEARS and we’re breaking it all down.How strong was it?How historic was it?And what actually makes a blizzard… a blizzard?As we flip the calendar to March and welcome Meteorological Spring, winter clearly didn’t get the memo. Temperatures stay below average most of the week, and we’ll talk about whether this cold is here to linger or finally loosen its grip.🌬️ We’ll revisit:The wind.The snowfall totals.The visibility criteria.And why blizzard warnings aren’t just about snow totals.⏰ Plus Daylight Saving Time is coming up!Longer evenings are on the way… but are we done with winter’s bite?And of course:📊 Your full Weekly Weather Preview📈 Pattern trends🌡️ Temperature outlook🌨️ Any new systems to watchAll that and more on Episode #232 of Obsessed with the Weather.Support the show

Send us Fan MailTemperatures are on the move this week and not quietly. We’re stepping into a much more active and unsettled pattern across southern New England, with multiple chances for precipitation and plenty to watch as the atmosphere keeps shifting gears. That means one big focus right now: ice safety. Changing temperatures and variable conditions can make ice incredibly unpredictable, so awareness and smart decision-making are key as we head deeper into February.At the same time, something powerful is happening above us. The Sun is climbing higher, and daylight is increasing in bigger and brighter chunks. You can feel it. The angle of the Sun continues to rise, the daylight stretches longer, and even with storms in the mix, the seasonal transition is underway. What does that mean for temperatures, snowpack, and the weeks ahead? We’re breaking it all down with the Weekly Weather Preview — Episode #231 of Obsessed with the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe’re heading into a much different weather pattern this week — a clear shift toward milder air with very few opportunities for precipitation. The focus now turns to ice dams, not snowstorms. Meanwhile, daylight is increasing fast, and the sun is starting to make its presence felt.So just how cold has February really been in the past? And what does “the sun always wins” actually mean as we move deeper into late winter?All of that — plus your Weekly Weather Preview — on Episode #230 of Obsessed with the Weather 🎙️🌞Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe’ve finally settled into a true New England winter. Cold air has been the dominant story, with temperatures running well below average, but there’s a subtle shift ahead as we finally sneak back above freezing at times this week. Daylight is making noticeable gains now, adding minutes each day and offering a reminder that the seasonal corner has been turned—even if it doesn’t feel like it yet.Precipitation chances are limited, making this a relatively quiet stretch of weather, but there’s still plenty to break down. We’ll also take a quick mental escape to a tropical location while the bitter cold lingers here at home. All of that, plus the full Weekly Weather Preview, on Episode #229 of Obsessed with the Weather.Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailJoin Steve on Episode #228 of Obsessed with the Weather for an awesome interview with one of the most interesting people in the Southern New England surf scene, Mark Keup, owner of the Nor’easter Surf Shop! 🌊🏄‍♂️🔥Mark is the real deal: a dedicated business owner, a truly obsessed surfer, and a competitive triathlete and cyclist who lives and breathes endurance, adventure, and the ocean lifestyle. This conversation is packed with energy, stories, and insight and Mark is the kind of guest who makes you feel like you’re hanging out in the surf shop just listening to him talk about the things he loves.We dive into the Southern New England surf scene, what it’s really like chasing swell around our coastline, and what makes surfing here such a unique challenge and a total thrill. Mark also gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to run an incredible local surf shop, build a community, and keep that stoke alive year-round.And it doesn’t stop there; Mark is also deep into the world of competitive racing, including velodrome cycling, which is absolutely fascinating. Whether you’re into surfing, fitness, triathlon training, cycling, or just love hearing from passionate local legends who are all in on what they do… this episode is for you.Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailOur January thaw continues, and we’re also keeping an eye on a potential coastal storm toward the end of the week. We’ll break down what we’re watching and what could change as the forecast comes into focus.With fluctuating temperatures, it’s a good time to talk pond skating and ice safety; why ice conditions can change quickly and what to look for before heading out.We’ll also highlight our increasing daylight, now gaining sunlight on both ends of the day, along with an updated look at drought conditions across the region.All that, plus your daily weather preview for the week ahead, on Episode #227 of Obsessed with the Weather.Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🌤️ Temperatures are trending above normal, but don’t let the clouds fool you — we officially start gaining morning sunlight back this week ☀️❄️ We’ve had a parade of small snow events, and I’ll explain why that pattern keeps happening.🌍 What exactly is Perihelion, and why does it matter right now?🧠 Feeling the winter blues? We’ll talk seasonal depression and share a few simple, science-backed ideas that can help.⛸️ Plus : the pond skating forecast and what to watch for if you’re heading out.🎙️ All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #226 of Obsessed with the Weather!Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe ring in 2026 this week—the all-important New Year’s Eve forecast. The cold and below-average temperatures continue.  We start our latest sunrises of the season. Watching a storm for mid-next week. Temperatures continue to trend well below average. What and when was a historically cold New Year’s Eve?  All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #225 of Obsessed with the Weather! Enjoy! Scituate Family DentalDr. Yardley & Dr. Hoff offer the absolute best in dental care!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Send us Fan Mail❄️ Astronomical Winter has officially arrived here in Scituate! ❄️The darkest stretch of the year is behind us, and starting this week, we slowly but surely begin gaining back daylight, just a little more sunshine each day.🌅We’ll break down what astronomical winter really means, how long it lasts, and why the sun’s angle is finally on the upswing even as the cold tightens its grip. Spoiler alert: winter still has plenty to say.🌬️ Wind is the headline this week, with blustery conditions making it feel even colder than it already is. Temperatures continue to trend well below average, reinforcing that true winter pattern across Southern New England.🎄 Of course, we’ll zero in on the all-important Christmas Day forecast, what to expect if you’re traveling, heading out for a walk, or just trying to plan your holiday. The good news? ⛅ No big storms on the horizon right now, a relatively quiet stretch on the precipitation front, even if it’s a cold and windy one.⏳ Plus, we’ll answer a classic seasonal question: just how long does astronomical winter last anyway?All that, and your full day-by-day weather preview for the week ahead, on Episode #224 of Obsessed with the Weather.Bundle up, lean into the season, and let’s talk winter. 🌊❄️Support the show

Send us Fan MailAstronomical winter officially arrives this week! 🌍❄️ We’re hitting the point where daylight loss is at its slowest...yes, the turn is coming! Temperatures are trending right around average overall, but don’t be fooled… more bitter cold is on the way. 🥶 No blockbuster storms showing up on the maps (for now), but the big question remains: what are the odds of a white Christmas? 🎄❄️All that and your full week-ahead, day-by-day forecast on Episode #223 of Obsessed with the Weather! 🎙️🌦️Support the show

Send us Fan MailOur well-below-average temperature trend continues this week. The earliest sunsets of the calendar year have begun. No big storms on the horizon. Not much in the way of precipitation ahead.  All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #222 of Obsessed with the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe welcome December and Meteorological Winter to Scituate. We start our earliest Sunsets of the entire calendar year this week. The full moon is this week.  A Nor’easter rain storm for early in the week. Temperatures will be well below average. What is the name of the December full moon?  All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #221 of Obsessed with the Weather! Support the show

Send us Fan MailGet ready for one of the biggest forecasts of the year;  the all-important Thanksgiving Day outlook! 🦃🌤️As November winds down, we’re heading into a seasonal, classic New England week, filled with crisp mornings, cool afternoons, and plenty to talk about.We’ll take a fun look back at the most extreme Thanksgivings ever recorded in Boston ; from record warmth to bone-chilling cold. Plus, we’ll break down our current drought status, track how much daylight we’re still losing, and give you everything you need to plan the holiday week ahead.All that and your full day-by-day weather preview is coming your way in Episode #220 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🎙️🍁✨Support the show

Send us Fan MailGet ready for another exciting week of New England weather! 🌀A fresh blast of chilly air keeps our temperatures running below average, but there’s plenty of weather action to keep things interesting! 🌬️ Wind takes center stage early in the week, followed by a late-week system that could bring some more rain 💧.We’ll check in on our updated drought status, talk about how much daylight we’re still losing each day, and dive into one of November’s big mysteries — why this month tends to be so cloudy! ☁️All that and your day-by-day forecast preview are coming your way in Episode #219 of Obsessed with the Weather!🎙️❄️Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan MailGet ready, weather fans; Episode #218 of Obsessed with the Weather is packed with everything you need to know for this big week ahead! We’re talking about a major pattern change that’s about to drop our temperatures well below normal for mid-November, and yes… it’s going to feel a whole lot more like late fall around here. We’ll break down what’s driving the shift and how long the cold will stick around.We’re also kicking off the week with some serious winds, and I’ll walk you through when the gusts peak and how they’ll impact your outdoor plans, commutes, and activities.Plus, we’ve got your latest Massachusetts drought status, including who’s drying out, who’s improving, and why the South Shore continues to sit right on the edge. It’s a great snapshot of how our fall weather is shaping our winter setup.And since November sun angles play such a huge role in our seasonal feel, we dive deep into the incredibly low November sunshine, what it means for your day, how much daylight we’re losing this week, and why everything suddenly looks like golden hour all day long.Oh;  and don’t miss our early look at the potential for the first flakes of the season. Nothing major, but the pattern is hinting at our first little taste of winter. I’ll tell you when, where, and how likely it is we see a few snow showers.All that, plus your full weekly weather preview, coming up right now on Episode #218 of Obsessed with the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ Episode #217 – “Falling Back and Moving Forward”Join co-hosts Scotia and Steve Maguire as... Daylight Saving Time has come to an end, and November is officially in full swing! 🍁 We’ve got a classic, seasonal week ahead;  crisp air, a few blustery days, and that unmistakable fall feeling.This week, we'll break down our updated drought status, highlight when to brace for some notable wind gusts, and take you under the glow of this week’s full Supermoon 🌕; one of the brightest and biggest of the year!The best part? No big storms on the horizon. 🙌 Just plenty of gorgeous New England weather to enjoy as we settle into November’s rhythm.All that — plus your day-by-day weather preview coming up on Episode #217 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🌦️Support the show

Send us Fan MailOctober wraps up with a busy and fascinating week of weather ahead! We’ve got several chances for more rain, the all-important Halloween forecast, and a look at when we turn those clocks back as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end. We’ll check in on the latest drought status, talk about our latest sunrises of the year, and, of course, give you your full daily forecast breakdown. All that and more on Episode #216 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🌦️🎃Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail☔️ A soggy start to the week is on the way! We’ve got a couple of rain chances ahead including an impactful Monday storm that could make for a messy commute. I’ll share my full take on last weekend’s Nor’easter, plus the latest update on our ongoing drought conditions.🌅 Our daylight keeps slipping away fast, the tropics are finally calming down, and yes, it’s almost that time again: when do we set the clocks back?All that and your full week-ahead daily weather preview coming up on Episode #215 of Obsessed with the Weather! 🎙️Support the show

Send us Fan Mail☀️ Summer’s making a comeback,  just in time to kick off the week! 🍂 But don’t put away those flannels yet… crisp fall vibes return to close it out. We’ve got plenty of sunshine on tap, plus a sneak peek at the 3-day Columbus Day weekend ahead.💧 We’ll break down the latest drought status update, 🍁 spotlight when peak foliage is expected right here in 02066, and of course, give you your full weekly weather preview for this first full week of October.All that and more on Episode #214 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🌦️ Your forecast fix starts now! 🎙️Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🍁 October is here, and Southern New England is ready to shine! We’re kicking off the new month with plenty of golden sunshine in the forecast 🌞, but don’t get too cozy, an impactful 2-day blast of crisp fall air is on the way to remind us what season it really is.We’ll check in on the latest drought update, dive into October’s unique weather twists in this week’s quiz 🍂, and get you fully prepared with your weekly weather preview for the final stretch of September and the exciting start of October.All that and more coming up on Episode #213 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🎙️✨Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🍁 This week, we officially welcome astronomical fall! The season of crisp mornings, fiery foliage, and shifting skies is here, and New England is already showing signs of the change. We’ve got clouds and some unsettled weather lined up for much of the week, plus the latest update on our ongoing drought conditions.🌪️ It’s also Storm Prep Week here at Weathering Scituate, and we’ll walk you through what you need to know. Meanwhile, our weekly weather quiz is all about fall,  so sharpen those autumn facts!☀️ And did you know we’ve just hit the peak of maximum daylight loss per day? We’ll dig into the numbers and explore what that means for your mornings and evenings ahead.All that, plus your detailed weekly weather preview for the final full week of September, September 21 through September 28, 2025 — coming up on episode #212 of Obsessed With the Weather!Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🌤️ One last lap around Astronomical Summer! As we head into the third full week of September, dense fog may steal the headlines early, followed by-yep-another mostly dry stretch. We’ll break down the latest drought status, then put your brain to the test with a drought-themed Weather Quiz. Plus, we’re closing in on the peak of daylight loss, so we’ll show you how fast the evenings are shrinking.All that—and your day-by-day forecast for September 14–21, 2025 - coming up next on Episode #211 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🎙️🍂Enjoy! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail🍁 Fall shows up early! We’re diving into the second week of September with temperatures well below average...sweater weather on standby. We’ll kick things off with some much-needed rain, check in on the latest drought status, and then trend toward a generally dry stretch as high pressure settles in.PLUS: this week’s Weather Quiz is all about tornadoes in Massachusetts—think you know your Worcester from your Revere? We’ll find out.All that and your day-by-day weather preview for September 7–14, 2025, coming up next on Episode #210 of Obsessed With the Weather! 🎙️Support the show