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Meteor? Earthquake? Massive Boom Sparks 911 Calls After Weather Event Near Boston (VIDEO) Meteor? Earthquake? Massive Boom Sparks 911 Calls After Weather Event Near Boston (VIDEO)
Meteor? Earthquake? Massive Boom Sparks 911 Calls After Weather Event Near Boston (Video) Did you feel it? Parts of Eastern Massachusetts were rocked on Saturday afternoon by a seismic "boom" that could be heard across parts of the state and in Rhode Island. The cause? Possibly a meteor, according to some reports. Others claim it was an earthquake that could be felt throughout the region. The flash density product really shows this anomalous "flash" which is pretty distinctive of a bolide/meteor reentry. east of Boston. This is the likely source of the loud boom/explosion. pic.twitter.com/ka5b9KfiQ7 — Nick Stewart (@NStewWX) May 30, 2026 "The flash density product really s…
Hurricane Forecast Predicts Multiple Direct US Impacts This Season Hurricane Forecast Predicts Multiple Direct US Impacts This Season
Hurricane Forecast Predicts Multiple Direct US Impacts This Season A quieter storm count does not mean a safer season. AccuWeather released its 2026 Atlantic hurricane season forecast ahead of the official start on Monday, June 1, predicting 11 to 16 named storms, 4 to 7 hurricanes, and 2 to 4 major hurricanes. The forecast also calls for 3 to 5 direct impacts in the US. AccuWeather predicts 11-16 named storms this hurricane season, with 2 to 4 major hurricanes. AccuWeather AccuWeather says the season may run near or below historical averages overall, but the risk of US impacts remains elevated, especially along the central and eastern Gulf Coast,…
Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You
Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You A powerful climate pattern may be gearing up to make itself felt in much of the world. AccuWeather reported Thursday, May 14, that El Niño is expected to develop around the start of summer and could reach rare Super El Niño status as early as October or November. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center said that El Niño is likely to emerge soon, with an 82 percent chance from May through July and a 96 percent chance of continuing through winter. NOAA also cautioned that peak strength remains uncertain. AccuWeather says a Super El Niño occurs when sea surface temperatures in part of the equatoria…
Developing El Niño Could Bring Extreme Summer Weather, Forecasters Warn Developing El Niño Could Bring Extreme Summer Weather, Forecasters Warn
Developing El Niño Could Bring Extreme Summer Weather, Forecasters Warn A dramatic split in summer weather is on the horizon, with forecasters warning of a season marked by extremes.  AccuWeather’s long-range experts say the United States could see everything from dangerous heat waves and worsening drought to repeated flash flooding and an elevated wildfire risk in the West. On Wednesday, April 29, AccuWeather released its summer 2026 outlook, highlighting the influence of a rapidly developing El Niño.  The pattern is expected to divide the country, with wetter conditions in the nation’s midsection and hotter, drier weather farther west and south. Ac…
Pollen Levels Expected To Surge As Intense, Extended Allergy Season Hits PA Pollen Levels Expected To Surge As Intense, Extended Allergy Season Hits PA
Pollen Levels Expected To Surge As Intense, Extended Allergy Season Hits PA Pollen levels are on the rise across the Northeast, signaling the start of what experts predict will be an intense and extended allergy season this spring. Warmer weather, heavy rainfall, and compressed blooming seasons will drive the surge, creating what AccuWeather has labeled a "pollen bomb." “Weather conditions in your neighborhood and even hundreds of miles away can significantly influence pollen levels and allergy symptoms,” said AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist and Allergy Expert Alan Reppert. “Temperature and rainfall determine how much pollen is released and how quickly levels spi…
2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions Released: Elevated Risk For US Impacts 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions Released: Elevated Risk For US Impacts
2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions Released: Elevated Risk For US Impacts Experts have just released their predictions for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, and while the total number of storms is not expected to break records, the risk for significant US impacts is expected to remain elevated. The season runs from Monday, June 1, through Monday, Nov. 30. AccuWeather is forecasting 11-16 named storms, four to seven hurricanes, and two to four major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher. Experts predict three to five of these storms will have direct impacts on the US, such as landfall, tropical-storm-force winds, or significant flooding. The 2026 Atlantic hu…
Snow Squalls, Sudden Whiteouts Threaten Travel Across Central PA: NWS Snow Squalls, Sudden Whiteouts Threaten Travel Across Central PA: NWS
Snow Squalls, Sudden Whiteouts Threaten Travel Across Central PA: NWS Dangerous snow squalls and fast-changing conditions are sweeping across Pennsylvania, forecasters warned on Tuesday, March 17. A Snow Squall Warning was issued for northwestern Clearfield County as a burst of heavy snow moved east at 40 mph, the National Weather Service in State College announced at 3:27 p.m. The squall was located over Reynoldsville around 3:26 p.m., bringing intense snowfall, wind gusts up to 35 mph, and visibility dropping below a quarter mile, according to the advisory. Travel could become “difficult and potentially dangerous within minutes,” especially along Interstat…
Meteor, Satellite Or Something Else? ‘Loud Boom,’ Fireball Reported Across Western PA: NWS Meteor, Satellite Or Something Else? ‘Loud Boom,’ Fireball Reported Across Western PA: NWS
Meteor, Satellite Or Something Else? ‘Loud Boom,’ Fireball Reported Across Western PA: NWS A loud boom and fiery streak across the morning sky startled residents across multiple states Tuesday, March 17, as federal weather officials pointed to a likely cause. The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh said it received numerous reports of a large fireball seen across parts of western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio early Tuesday morning. Witnesses described a bright object streaking through the sky, followed by a “large boom” that was heard — and in some cases felt — across the region, according to the agency. Satellite imagery suggests the event was likely caused by a meteor enter…
Nearly 20K Without Power After Storm Downs Trees, Lines Across PA Nearly 20K Without Power After Storm Downs Trees, Lines Across PA
Nearly 20K Without Power After Storm Downs Trees, Lines Across PA Thousands remain without electricity after severe thunderstorms and high winds tore through the region Monday evening, utility officials said. About 70,000 customers experienced outages since the start of the storm on Monday, March 16, according to PPL Electric Utilities. As of 7 a.m. Tuesday, March 17, more than 50,000 customers had their power restored, while approximately 19,800 customers remained without service. Crews are working around the clock to assess damage and restore power as safely and quickly as possible, the utility said. The storm brought down trees and power lines across…
Super El Niño Likely To Emerge: What It Means For Weather Patterns This Year Super El Niño Likely To Emerge: What It Means For Weather Patterns This Year
Super El Niño Likely To Emerge: What It Means For Weather Patterns This Year A major shift in the climate pattern is on the horizon, with forecasters raising the odds that El Niño will develop this summer and persist through the end of the year. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center said on Thursday, March 13, that a transition from La Niña to ENSO-neutral is expected within the next month.  There is a 55 percent chance that ENSO-neutral conditions will continue through May–July 2026. After that, the likelihood of El Niño emerging jumps to 62 percent for June–August 2026, with the pattern likely to persist through at le…
Track, Timing For Widespread New Winter Storm Comes Into Focus: Snow, Ice To Disrupt Travel Track, Timing For Widespread New Winter Storm Comes Into Focus: Snow, Ice To Disrupt Travel
Track, Timing For Widespread New Winter Storm Comes Into Focus: Snow, Ice To Disrupt Travel A potent new winter storm is set to sweep across the Midwest and Northeast early next week, bringing widespread snow, ice, and rain to millions.  The storm, fueled by a fresh surge of Arctic air, is expected to begin Sunday night, March 1, and continue into Monday, March 2, according to AccuWeather. The storm will develop as warm, moist air collides with a dome of Arctic air, creating a corridor of heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Snow is expected generally from Washington, DC, through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and just south of New York. A look at precipitation types for …
Piling It On: Here Are Shocking Snowfall Totals So Far This Winter From PA, Northeast Piling It On: Here Are Shocking Snowfall Totals So Far This Winter From PA, Northeast
Piling It On: Here Are Shocking Snowfall Totals So Far This Winter From PA, Northeast From the mountains of New England to the cities and towns of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, this winter has tested the Northeast’s resilience and rewritten the record books. The Blizzard of 2026 may have set the stage, but it is the relentless pattern of storms and arctic blasts that has made this winter of 2025-26 one for the books across the Northeast. Mount Washington in New Hampshire leads the region with a staggering 188.2 inches of snow so far this season, topping its normal total of 182 inches, according to National Weather Service accumulation totals for the sea…
Historic Blizzard: This Northeast Locale Saw Most Snowfall With 37.9 Inches; See Highest Totals Historic Blizzard: This Northeast Locale Saw Most Snowfall With 37.9 Inches; See Highest Totals
Historic Blizzard: This Northeast Locale Saw Most Snowfall With 37.9 Inches; See Highest Totals A historic Nor’easter that swept through the region has left some jaw-dropping numbers in its wake, both in terms of snowfall totals and wind gusts. The storm caused widespread disruptions, including road closures, power outages, and flight cancellations, but also delivered some record-breaking snow totals. Snowfall Totals The heaviest snow fell across parts of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.  Warwick, Rhode Island, reported the highest preliminary snowfall total of 37.9 inches, which could mark a new state record. Warwick is located in East-Central Rhode Island in…
21 Inches Of Snow Reported In PA Blizzard: Latest Totals 21 Inches Of Snow Reported In PA Blizzard: Latest Totals
21 Inches Of Snow Reported In PA Blizzard: Latest Totals A powerful winter storm has buried parts of Pennsylvania in more than 20 inches of snow as of Monday morning, Feb. 23, according to snowfall reports from the National Weather Service. The storm remains ongoing in some areas, and totals continue to climb, especially in eastern Pennsylvania. Western Pennsylvania Western PA saw lighter accumulations compared to the east. About 1 inch was reported in parts of the greater Pittsburgh area. Nearby communities such as Avonmore and Ford Cliff recorded around 2 inches. Somerset County reported just 1.2 inches in Callimont. Central Pennsylvania Sno…
First Spring Outlook: Cold, Late Snow Could Linger In Northeast First Spring Outlook: Cold, Late Snow Could Linger In Northeast
First Spring Outlook: Cold, Late Snow Could Linger In Northeast The first long-range spring forecast is out, and AccuWeather says residents across the Northeast might want to keep coats handy a little longer this year. According to the outlet's 2026 US Spring Forecast, the Northeast and Great Lakes will experience a gradual shift toward warmer weather, with cooler-than-average temperatures likely to persist well into spring.  Forecasters warn that late-season snow and frost are possible across the region, especially in March and April. That could mean higher heating bills for many households as the cold persists. Related story: Punxsutawney…
Ice-Encased Honda Civic Turns Into Philadelphia Street Spectacle (PHOTOS) Ice-Encased Honda Civic Turns Into Philadelphia Street Spectacle (PHOTOS)
Ice-Encased Honda Civic Turns Into Philadelphia Street Spectacle (Photos) A 2016 Honda Civic with Maryland plates has been drawing crowds in Philadelphia this week — not for its make or model, but because it’s completely encased in ice. The car, parked along the 1000 block of North Front Street in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood, became an unexpected local attraction after a nearby water main break left it frozen solid and impossible to move. The vehicle belongs to Tianna Graham, a Philadelphia school teacher who suddenly found herself at the center of the city’s latest viral moment. Graham told 6abc Action News that her car was parked near the site of a si…
Winter Or Spring? Punxsutawney Phil Has Spoken (VIDEO) Winter Or Spring? Punxsutawney Phil Has Spoken (VIDEO)
Winter Or Spring? Punxsutawney Phil Has Spoken (Video) The moment has arrived — Punxsutawney Phil has made his annual prediction, and the results are in. As thousands gathered at Gobbler’s Knob in the early morning cold on Monday, Feb. 2, Phil emerged from his burrow for the 140th Groundhog Day ceremony. With the world watching, the top-hatted Inner Circle carefully observed Phil’s behavior before announcing the forecast: Click here to watch the video or watch it in the player below: 6 more weeks of winter ❄️ or an early spring 🌷? Join us live from Gobbler’s Knob on Feb. 2 to see Punxsutawney Phil give his 140th Groundhog Day progn…
2.4 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Western NJ 2.4 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Western NJ
2.4 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Western NJ A small earthquake was recorded in New Jersey on Friday afternoon, Jan. 30, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The USGS reported a magnitude 2.4 earthquake that struck approximately 6 kilometers north-northeast of Whitehouse Station at 3:42 p.m.  The quake occurred at a depth of about 8.9 kilometers, according to the agency. Residents in Glen Gardner, Califon, Bedminster, and Lebanon reported feeling it.
It's So Cold That The Hudson River Is Freezing Over: Coast Guard Steps Up As Ferries Shut Down It's So Cold That The Hudson River Is Freezing Over: Coast Guard Steps Up As Ferries Shut Down
It's So Cold That The Hudson River Is Freezing Over: Coast Guard Steps Up As Ferries Shut Down Freezing temperatures are locking up the Hudson River, disrupting ferry service and prompting emergency icebreaking as the deep freeze drags on (scroll for photos). NY Waterway commuter ferry service between New Jersey and New York has been delayed, while NYC Ferry service has been fully suspended as ice continues to form across the Hudson River, the East River, and New York Harbor. The disruption comes amid dangerously cold temperatures gripping the region. AccuWeather forecasters said New York City could be experiencing one of the longest stretches of temperatures at or below freezin…
Northeast Eyes Multiple Snow Threats As Coastal Storms Loom Northeast Eyes Multiple Snow Threats As Coastal Storms Loom
Northeast Eyes Multiple Snow Threats As Coastal Storms Loom A potent storm that brought heavy rainfall over the weekend will be followed by separate weather systems that could bring accumulating snow to parts of the region this week, according to AccuWeather. The first chance for snow arrives Sunday, Jan. 11, across the Great Lakes and interior Northeast, including areas from Buffalo to Albany, northern New England, and Quebec City. AccuWeather’s forecast map highlights these zones with bands of blue, signaling both snow showers and more widespread snow. Gusty winds and colder air will also move in, making for classic winter conditions. The firs…
First Look At Christmas Forecast Released With Big Change In Weather Pattern Coming First Look At Christmas Forecast Released With Big Change In Weather Pattern Coming
First Look At Christmas Forecast Released With Big Change In Weather Pattern Coming A bitter blast will finally loosen its grip across the Eastern US, setting up a late-week warmup that could dim hopes for a white Christmas. The shift follows a weekend storm that dumped up to 8 inches of snow in pockets of the Northeast. Temperatures will gradually climb as the week progresses, with AccuWeather releasing an early look at Christmas week. AccuWeather forecasters expect the deep freeze to ease for many by midweek as Arctic air retreats and milder Pacific air spreads east.  Highs will rebound from single digits and teens to the upper 20s, 30s, and 40s in many locations,…
More Winter Weather Alerts Issued In NJ, PA As Tuesday Storm Aims At Morning Commute More Winter Weather Alerts Issued In NJ, PA As Tuesday Storm Aims At Morning Commute
More Winter Weather Alerts Issued In NJ, PA As Tuesday Storm Aims At Morning Commute Winter weather alerts have been issued across North Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania ahead of Tuesday’s storm, which is expected to bring several inches of snow and slippery roads during the morning commute, according to the National Weather Service. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for Sussex County, where 4 to 7 inches of snow and snowfall rates of up to 1 inch per hour are possible. Winter Weather Advisories have been issued for Hunterdon, Morris, Warren, and Western Passaic counties, forecasters said. In Pennsylvania, winter weather advisories cover Berks, Lehigh, Northampton, Upper Bu…
Warm Caribbean Waters May Fuel New Storm In Final Weeks Of Hurricane Season Warm Caribbean Waters May Fuel New Storm In Final Weeks Of Hurricane Season
Warm Caribbean Waters May Fuel New Storm In Final Weeks Of Hurricane Season Forecasters are keeping a close watch on the Caribbean, where warm waters and a break in disruptive winds could set the stage for a new tropical system as hurricane season nears its end. AccuWeather meteorologists say the southwestern Caribbean is under close observation for signs of tropical development in the coming weeks. It's the same area where Melissa developed into a Category 5 hurricane and one of the most powerful storms ever in the Atlantic basin. "We are closely monitoring the southwestern Caribbean for signs of tropical development in the coming weeks," AccuWeather Lead Hurrican…
Cat 5 Melissa's 185 MPH Winds At Landfall Make It One Of Most Powerful Atlantic Storms Ever Cat 5 Melissa's 185 MPH Winds At Landfall Make It One Of Most Powerful Atlantic Storms Ever
Cat 5 Melissa's 185 MPH Winds At Landfall Make It One Of Most Powerful Atlantic Storms Ever Hurricane Melissa, a catastrophic Category 5 storm, has just made landfall in western Jamaica as one of the strongest storms in history. It's expected to leave behind unprecedented destruction and threatening lives across the island. With winds near 200 mph, storm surge as high as 18 feet, and rainfall of 3 feet or more, the slow-moving monster will become the strongest storm to ever strike Jamaica in recorded history, the most potent storm of the 2025 hurricane season, and one of the strongest to ever hit the Atlantic basic. Melissa, moving northeast at just 9 mph, made landfall at around…
Humanity Misses Major Climate Target, UN Chief Warns: 'Devastating Consequences' Humanity Misses Major Climate Target, UN Chief Warns: 'Devastating Consequences'
Humanity Misses Major Climate Target, UN Chief Warns: 'Devastating Consequences' The head of the United Nations is warning that Earth has officially exceeded the global warming target of 1.5 degrees Celsius, fueling "devastating consequences" from climate change. UN Secretary-General António Guterres issued the major warning in an exclusive interview with The Guardian published on Monday, Oct. 27. His comments come two weeks before world leaders gather in Brazil for the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference, also known as COP30, on Monday, Nov. 10. Guterres said humanity has missed the goal of limiting the long-term increase in the planet's average temperatur…
Hurricane Melissa Hits Category 5 Status With 160 MPH Winds Hurricane Melissa Hits Category 5 Status With 160 MPH Winds
Hurricane Melissa Hits Category 5 Status With 160 MPH Winds Hurricane Melissa has rapidly intensified into a rare Category 5 storm, now barreling toward Jamaica with sustained winds of 160 mph. The Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunters confirmed the storm's strength early Monday, Oct. 27, as conditions in Jamaica are expected to deteriorate significantly later in the day, according to the National Hurricane Center. Deadly Path Across Caribbean Melissa has already claimed at least four lives across Haiti and the Dominican Republic, where heavy rain, storm surge, and strong winds have wreaked havoc over the weekend.  As the third Cat 5 hurr…
Potential Monster In Making: Now A Hurricane, Melissa Is Heading North, Rapidly Intensifying Potential Monster In Making: Now A Hurricane, Melissa Is Heading North, Rapidly Intensifying
Potential Monster In Making: Now A Hurricane, Melissa Is Heading North, Rapidly Intensifying Hurricane Melissa has officially reached hurricane status, with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph as of Saturday, Oct. 25, according to the National Hurricane Center.  The storm is expected to undergo rapid intensification, potentially becoming a major hurricane by Sunday, Oct. 26. Forecasters warn that Melissa could reach Category 5 strength as it approaches Jamaica early Tuesday, Oct. 28, bringing catastrophic impacts to the region. Melissa is currently moving west-northwest at a strikingly slow 1 mph, giving it ample time to strengthen over the warm waters of the Western Atlantic.&…
Here’s When Melissa Is Expected To Become Major Hurricane: 'Slow-Motion Disaster' Here’s When Melissa Is Expected To Become Major Hurricane: 'Slow-Motion Disaster'
Here’s When Melissa Is Expected To Become Major Hurricane: 'Slow-Motion Disaster' A rapidly intensifying Tropical Storm Melissa is churning through the Caribbean, threatening to unleash catastrophic flooding and destructive winds on several island nations, while the US East Coast watches and waits. Melissa is expected to become a major hurricane over the Caribbean Sea this weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center.  Forecasters are saying late Friday, Oct. 24, that it will likely become a hurricane on Saturday, Oct. 25. The slow-moving storm is producing sustained winds of 65 mph and drifting north at just 2 mph. Forecasters warn the storm could strength…
Tropical Storm Melissa Forms, Poses Hurricane Threat As Track Comes Into Focus Tropical Storm Melissa Forms, Poses Hurricane Threat As Track Comes Into Focus
Tropical Storm Melissa Forms, Poses Hurricane Threat As Track Comes Into Focus A brewing Caribbean system is poised to spin up fast, and it may not stop at a tropical storm. The National Hurricane Center said late Tuesday morning, Oct. 21, that Tropical Storm Melissa formed over the central Caribbean Sea. Residents in Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, Jamaica and Cuba are being urged to monitor for heavy rain, flooding, strong winds and rough surf later this week. AccuWeather says Melissa is expected to track northwest toward the Greater Antilles, then slow down and begin a northward turn late this week in an environment favorable for strengthening to a hurricane. Foreca…
Northeast Braces For Track-Dependent Snow Chances: NOAA Issues Winter Weather Outlook Northeast Braces For Track-Dependent Snow Chances: NOAA Issues Winter Weather Outlook
Northeast Braces For Track-Dependent Snow Chances: NOAA Issues Winter Weather Outlook The long-range winter outlook maps are out, and for the Northeast the story will hinge on storm tracks, brief blasts of cold, and timing more than any single snowfall number. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center released its 2025–26 winter outlook late last week, noting a weak La Niña to start the season that is likely to fade to a neutral pattern later.  That setup typically nudges the storm track north, favoring a milder, drier South and cooler, wetter conditions farther north. NOAA emphasizes that these are seasonal probabilities, not a day‑to‑day forecast. For temperatures, much of t…
Potential Tropical Trouble Brewing In Atlantic: Here's Timing Potential Tropical Trouble Brewing In Atlantic: Here's Timing
Potential Tropical Trouble Brewing In Atlantic: Here's Timing A brewing disturbance in the Atlantic has forecasters eyeing a late‑October window for possible impacts along parts of the US East Coast. "Atmospheric conditions are primed for a storm to form in the Caribbean," AccuWeather Lead Hurricane Expert Alex DaSilva said. "The waters are exceptionally warm since the Caribbean has not been disturbed by a single tropical storm or hurricane so far this season. We do not expect much disruptive wind shear in the region early next week. This tropical wave could rapidly organize into a tropical storm or hurricane next week.”   According to the N…