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Matt Noyes

New England - Boston, MA

Chief Meteorologist, NBC10 Boston & necn (New England Cable News)

Interests: parenting, family, friends, New England, weather, forecasting, hiking, fishing, jet skiing, boating, skiing

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Arctic Air Surges In - Icing Roads, Wind Chill Values Near Zero

Today is the day the much-advertised, powerful arctic cold front crosses New England. In Northern New England and west through the Berkshires, the cold air is already well-entrenched and snow continues to fly with another few fresh inches falling today.... Continue reading

Posted 12 hours ago at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Full-fledged Winter Storm North, Road Ice Possible South Tuesday

A full-fledged winter storm is underway in Northern New England, where snow has already started flying and continues to expand across the North Country, while a northerly wind draining cold air southward out of Canada should push temperatures below freezing... Continue reading

Posted yesterday at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Eastern Equine Encephalitis Threat Ends Friday Night for New England

The Eastern Equine Encephalitis threat in Southern New England finally comes to an end Friday night. After an especially difficult season with the mosquito-borne illness, a hard freeze is expected all the way to the South Coast of New England... Continue reading

Posted 4 days ago at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Wintry Wind Chill Friday, Deep Freeze Overnight, Another Storm Next Week

Friday’s wintry chill is delivering wind chill values of 20 to 30 degrees at even the warmest time of the day as the combination of high temperatures around 40 and wind speeds of 15 to 25 mph makes for a... Continue reading

Posted 4 days ago at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Rain Slows the Evening Drive Thursday...Snow Flying for Many...Cold is Coming for All

The well-advertised weather pattern changes that deliver a winter preview and a shift toward a colder pattern are arriving to New England on our Thursday. A chilly start quickly has given way to milder temperatures in Southern New England as... Continue reading

Posted 5 days ago at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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After Mild Tuesday Showers, Accumulating Snow for Some Thursday Night into Friday

Mild air on a southerly wind accompanies showers crossing New England Tuesday, with two separate focal points to the rain showers: one across Northern New England where the showers slowly drift from west to east over the course of the... Continue reading

Posted 7 days ago at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Cold Air Set to Surge By Week's End - Accumulating Snow May Accompany It For Some

For a quiet weather day of sunshine coming off a cold start, there sure is a lot of weather to cover! Today’s start in the 20s for many has been followed by sunshine, helping to bump temperatures into the 50s... Continue reading

Posted Nov 4, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Showers Come and Go Late Wednesday through Early Friday

Although Wednesday started as another day of clouds and drizzle with patchy fog, there are changes in the weather pattern we’ll notice in the days ahead. The storm in our nation’s mid-section dropping accumulating snow on Chicago will move northeast,... Continue reading

Posted Oct 30, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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As More Snow Falls Across the Nation...New England Heads to Midweek and Halloween Rain

Wintry scenes continue to make an appearance across more of the nation this week, indicating the inevitable march to colder times. Northern suburbs of Chicago snowed this morning and snow with temperatures in the teens is expected in Denver for... Continue reading

Posted Oct 29, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Clouds Win Out Until Next Rainstorm on Halloween

The storm that blasted most of us with a windswept Sunday rain and left a fresh coating of snow in the Crown of Maine has moved offshore, but is slowing and that slow speed has a continuing impact on our... Continue reading

Posted Oct 28, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Split Decision Weekend Likely to Deliver Wet Patriots Game

We’ll see some ups and downs in the weather over the coming days – generally ending in a down by late weekend into early next week and cooler temperatures for most of next week, overall. For now, clouds are thickening... Continue reading

Posted Oct 25, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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This Week Ends Dry, Weekend Brings a Split Decision

A phenomenal Thursday, start to finish, is underway across New England with lots of sunshine and pleasant temperatures, and the only imperfection being a few evening showers near the Canada border. With just enough of a southwest breeze to keep... Continue reading

Posted Oct 24, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Steady Rain...But No Serious Impact As Former Tornado-Maker Passes Through

The storm that ravaged the Southern United States with tornadoes over the last 36 hours is stretching out across the eastern half of the country, with the center of circulation pinwheeling northeast across the Great Lakes into Canada and the... Continue reading

Posted Oct 22, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Central U.S. Storm To Weaken As It Pulls Northeast

Tropical Storm Nestor weakened considerably this weekend as it crossed the Southeast United States, now just a remnant, weak storm center spinning south of New England. Nestor’s remnant came close enough to deliver some Sunday night and Monday morning showers... Continue reading

Posted Oct 21, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Splendid Weekend for the Head of the Charles

Friday wind gusts to 30 mph across New England come as our recent damaging storm pulls away, taking morning North Country showers of rain and snow with it, and a large dome of high pressure – fair weather – builds... Continue reading

Posted Oct 18, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Scattered Wind Damage Continues Thursday

The most damaging of the wind has passed – but new pockets of wind damage will still be cropping up throughout our Thursday. The culprit is a strengthening storm center – a “bomb cyclone” by definition given how quickly it... Continue reading

Posted Oct 17, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Strong Nor'Easter Closing In...

The much anticipated nor’easter has developed over the waters south of New England and will continue strengthening over the next 24 hours. This storm center is fueled by all the classic ingredients for storm development: atmospheric energy provided by the... Continue reading

Posted Oct 9, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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More Classic New England October Pattern Setting Up

There’s no question we’ve entered a weather pattern more typical of October in New England: dramatic swings in temperature, plenty of wind moving the air changes and an increased chance of clouds and showers. Monday’s gusty wind from the south... Continue reading

Posted Oct 7, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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First Flakes of the Season Fly For Some New England Ski Resorts

For winter sports enthusiasts, in particular, the first snow of the season is always exciting. Thursday brought snowflakes to the summit of Vermont’s Stowe Mountain Resort, and those flakes migrated east overnight into Friday morning, dropping the first wet, sloppy... Continue reading

Posted Oct 4, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Anticipated Changes to Cooler Air Arriving

Big weather changes are arriving to New England in the coming days as a well-advertised shift to a cool, autmun weather pattern takes hold. The first of the changes today is actually a final gasping push of warmth, clashing with... Continue reading

Posted Oct 1, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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First Frost for Boston Burbs, First Snow for New England Both By Week's End

It’s a quintessential fall day in New England to start our workweek, with fair sky, dry air and temperatures a touch cooler than normal at 60 to 65 degrees. In the coming days, we’ll get one more taste of mild... Continue reading

Posted Sep 30, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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As Foliage Colors Pick Up, Amazing Weekend Weather

How long can this string of incredible fall weather last in New England? Several more days appears to be the answer – our weekend is looking incredible and our exclusive First Alert 10-day forecast has been advertising a pattern change... Continue reading

Posted Sep 27, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Becoming a Familiar Pattern: Mild to Warm and Back to Mild

Although temperatures have been swinging from day-to-day here in New England, normal highs for the date are around 70 degrees – so even our cooler days are near or slightly milder than we normally should be! Our exclusive, First Alert... Continue reading

Posted Sep 25, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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Incredible Summer Heat on the First Day of Autumn

Incredible warmth continues for one more day in New England, regardless of the autumnal equinox at 3:50 this morning, heralding in fall. Instead, a gusty southwest wind will exceed 30 mph at times, continuing the transport of downright hot and... Continue reading

Posted Sep 23, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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An Amazing Weekend of Sun...With Some Important Subtleties

An epic weather weekend with a summer redux has arrived to New England, with tons of sunshine and warming temperatures. First, the basics on the weather: dry weather will persist until Monday evening and night, with a steady, gradual moderation... Continue reading

Posted Sep 20, 2019 at MATTNOYES.NET - NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ANALYSIS

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