Sherborn
Sherborn, MA · Weather
nbcboston.com
First a warmup, then cooler weather returns for Halloween
Buckle up! Our seesaw pattern of temperatures will continue over the next few days, first with a warmup through Friday. Then, cooler weather returns just in time for Halloween!. In fact, many of us woke up to chilly temperatures across Greater Boston this Thursday morning. But as we move into...
Western Mass News
Brush fire that spread from New York into Massachusetts now 100% contained
westernmassnews.com
Dry brush remains wildfire risk in western Massachusetts
CHICOPEE, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- Cooler temperatures have not eliminated the risk of brush fires in western Massachusetts, where dry vegetation remains a potential source of fire, local crews said. The Chicopee Fire Department remains prepared for brush fires, including with a brush truck at Station 4, Chicopee Fire Deputy Chief...
WCAX
Firefighters from 3 states battling New York brush fire
Country Herald
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.
Yahoo!
Berlin resident sounds alarm after discovering wildfire in the woods behind his home
Fifteen departments from New York, Massachusetts, and Vermont have been hard at work battling what is now a more than 50 acre wild fire. The fire has spread across the state line into Massachusetts, and it all started on Mattison Hollow Road in Berlin, near the Taconic Crest Trail. The resident who first found the fire, James Fosburgh, tells us that he and his wife woke up to smoke coming from the hill behind their home. He says that's when they began their hike to try and help.
plymouthindependent.org
YOUR VIEW: Take ‘climate change seriously’
Here’s the part of your recent article about the high risk of wildfires in Plymouth that jumped out at me: “Normally, an average of 15 wildfires are reported statewide in October, according to the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services. This year, there were about 200.” Shockingly, that’s an increase of over 1,233%.