Southern New England experiences unexpected late October warmth, with an impending cold front set to bring rain and cooler temperatures.

As winter approaches, the National Weather Service predicts a warmer than average winter in Massachusetts, with El Nino playing a significant role in shaping global weather patterns. The implications of these forecasts remain uncertain, lending to questions about whether the region will see more rain or snow in the coming months.

As Massachusetts anticipates the upcoming annular solar eclipse this Saturday, locals are reminded of the celestial events and sights that await them and the importance of safety precautions during this unique occurrence.

The weekend washout begins as showers find their way to southern New England, with varying amounts of precipitation expected across the region. A brief respite is in sight with a sunny Sunday promising warmer temperatures.

Witness the grandeur of the Harvest Supermoon in Boston's sky, its presence influencing tides and weather while offering a breathtaking celestial spectacle.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has announced legislation to create the Environmental Justice Trust Fund, aimed at addressing environmental injustices faced by disadvantaged communities in Massachusetts. The fund, supported by Representative Brandy Fluker Oakley and Senator Adam Gomez, intends to provide resources for environmental improvement and restoration projects.

As Potential Tropical Cyclone Sixteen barrels its way up the East Coast, it is expected to intensify into Tropical Storm Ophelia, bringing heavy rains and possible flooding to Massachusetts this weekend.

Massachusetts receives a major funding boost in the fight against climate change, enhancing urban green spaces and environmental justice for historically underserved communities.

Gov. Maura Healey announces groundbreaking measures, making Massachusetts a leader in ocean conservation and biodiversity protection.

As Hurricane Lee approaches, Governor Maura T. Healey issues a state of emergency and activates the National Guard to ensure readiness and robust support for Massachusetts' communities.

New England residents bear the brunt of a ferocious storm system that spawns a tornado, causing destruction and panic across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.

A recently approved city settlement offers hope for cleaner waters along the Connecticut River, addressing decades-long pollution concerns for Holyoke and surrounding communities.

As tens of thousands remain without power after powerful thunderstorms hit Massachusetts, residents face an ongoing struggle to return to normalcy while cleanup efforts endeavor to keep up with the devastation.