New England Weather: Boston, Providence Could See Warmer Start Nov. 1-5

Boston, MA – New England could experience a warmer-than-normal start to November, with federal climate outlooks favoring above-normal temperatures across much of the region from Nov. 1-5. Cities including Boston, Providence and Manchester are within the broader area where warmer-than-usual conditions are favored, while precipitation prospects suggest a potentially unsettled opening to the month.

Clouds today but the quiet weather rolls on

More clouds and seasonable again today with 50s to around 60 degrees. Another warm-up late week as temperatures climb back to 70 degrees. Halloween looks good with high temperatures in the seasonable 60 degree range. Dry weather for trick-or-treaters and events going on! Can you believe we set our clocks back one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 AM this coming Saturday night? Dry weather again on Sunday, the first day of November, with a sunset of 4:47 PM!

FORECAST: Dry stretch continues, but with temperature swings

Meteorologist Scot Haney said the dry stretch continues, for now. Plus he looks at Halloween. Here's his Wednesday 7:20 a.m. forecast.

First Alert Weather: From frosty to near 70 as the dry stretch continues

After a frosty start for some tomorrow, another warming trend commences with temps heading to around 70 Thursday and Friday. Furthermore, our dry stretch continues through Halloween weekend; and with seasonable temps Saturday, the weather will be great for trick-or-treating! Our Next Big Thing is focused on the end of a lengthy dry stretch (what will be 2+ weeks) with an increasing chance for rain late Monday into Tuesday.

Connecticut turns sharply colder Tuesday before a late-week warmup. Here's the forecast

Our old friend the wind chill will be making an appearance this week, but only for a short time.

Technical Discussion: More temperature swings, plus our next chance for rain

For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. Tonight, a cold front moves through. It will be dry with just some scattered cloudiness. The cooler air lags, so by daybreak temperatures are actually going to be milder than the past couple of mornings. We’re forecasting lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s inland, and in the mid-40s at the shoreline.

FORECAST: More temperature swings, plus our next chance for rain

Meteorologist Jill Gilardi said more temperature swings are on the way, along with a chance for rain. Here's her Tuesday 7:20 a.m. forecast.

Brush fire risk high across Connecticut amid chilly, breezy conditions Tuesday, officials say

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The Berkshires have been known to have both mild and chilly temperatures on Halloween. What will we experience this year?

First Alert Weather: From mild to frosty, to mild again while remaining dry

After an unseasonably mild start to the week, a cold front moves through tonight (doing so dry). It brings temperatures closer to average by tomorrow afternoon, followed by another round of frost Wednesday morning. After that, another warming trend commences with temps heading to 70 (or higher) once again Friday. Furthermore, our dry stretch continues through Halloween weekend; and with mild temps, the weather will be great for trick-or-treating! Our Next Big Thing is focused on the end of a lengthy dry stretch (what will be 2+ weeks) with an increasing chance for rain a week from today.

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Trick-or-treaters can leave the umbrella home this Halloween in CT, but be ready for an autumn chill

So far, this year's Halloween forecast is looking spectacular, although it will be a bit chilly.

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First Alert Weather: Turning milder tomorrow

Patchy frost is possible tomorrow morning, but an even milder afternoon is ahead, with plenty of sunshine and highs in the low 70s. A cold front moves through Tuesday, bringing temperatures down by 10 degrees or more, followed by another round of frost Wednesday morning. After that, we catch a break from the chilly mornings! Temperatures will trend warmer by the end of the week, flirting with 70 once again by Friday. It looks like our dry stretch continues through Halloween weekend, great weather for trick-or-treating!