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🚨❄️ THE BLIZZARD OF ’26 RECAP IS HERE! ❄️🚨

Scituate just lived through a storm that will be talked about for YEARS and we’re breaking it all down.

How strong was it?

How historic was it?

And what actually makes a blizzard… a blizzard?

As we flip the calendar to March and welcome Meteorological Spring, winter clearly didn’t get the memo. Temperatures stay below average most of the week, and we’ll talk about whether this cold is here to linger or finally loosen its grip.

🌬️ We’ll revisit:

• The wind.
• The snowfall totals.
• The visibility criteria.
• And why blizzard warnings aren’t just about snow totals.

⏰ Plus Daylight Saving Time is coming up!

Longer evenings are on the way… but are we done with winter’s bite?

And of course:

📊 Your full Weekly Weather Preview

📈 Pattern trends

🌡️ Temperature outlook

🌨️ Any new systems to watch

All that and more on Episode #232 of Obsessed with the Weather.

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Temperatures are on the move this week and not quietly. We’re stepping into a much more active and unsettled pattern across southern New England, with multiple chances for precipitation and plenty to watch as the atmosphere keeps shifting gears. That means one big focus right now: ice safety. Changing temperatures and variable conditions can make ice incredibly unpredictable, so awareness and smart decision-making are key as we head deeper into February.

At the same time, something powerful is happening above us. The Sun is climbing higher, and daylight is increasing in bigger and brighter chunks. You can feel it. The angle of the Sun continues to rise, the daylight stretches longer, and even with storms in the mix, the seasonal transition is underway. What does that mean for temperatures, snowpack, and the weeks ahead? We’re breaking it all down with the Weekly Weather Preview — Episode #231 of Obsessed with the Weather! 

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We’re heading into a much different weather pattern this week — a clear shift toward milder air with very few opportunities for precipitation. The focus now turns to ice dams, not snowstorms. Meanwhile, daylight is increasing fast, and the sun is starting to make its presence felt.

So just how cold has February really been in the past? And what does “the sun always wins” actually mean as we move deeper into late winter?

All of that — plus your Weekly Weather Preview — on Episode #230 of Obsessed with the Weather 🎙️🌞

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We’ve finally settled into a true New England winter. Cold air has been the dominant story, with temperatures running well below average, but there’s a subtle shift ahead as we finally sneak back above freezing at times this week. Daylight is making noticeable gains now, adding minutes each day and offering a reminder that the seasonal corner has been turned—even if it doesn’t feel like it yet.

Precipitation chances are limited, making this a relatively quiet stretch of weather, but there’s still plenty to break down. We’ll also take a quick mental escape to a tropical location while the bitter cold lingers here at home. All of that, plus the full Weekly Weather Preview, on Episode #229 of Obsessed with the Weather.

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Join Steve on Episode #228 of Obsessed with the Weather for an awesome interview with one of the most interesting people in the Southern New England surf scene, Mark Keup, owner of the Nor’easter Surf Shop! 🌊🏄‍♂️🔥

Mark is the real deal: a dedicated business owner, a truly obsessed surfer, and a competitive triathlete and cyclist who lives and breathes endurance, adventure, and the ocean lifestyle. This conversation is packed with energy, stories, and insight and Mark is the kind of guest who makes you feel like you’re hanging out in the surf shop just listening to him talk about the things he loves.

We dive into the Southern New England surf scene, what it’s really like chasing swell around our coastline, and what makes surfing here such a unique challenge and a total thrill. Mark also gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to run an incredible local surf shop, build a community, and keep that stoke alive year-round.

And it doesn’t stop there; Mark is also deep into the world of competitive racing, including velodrome cycling, which is absolutely fascinating. Whether you’re into surfing, fitness, triathlon training, cycling, or just love hearing from passionate local legends who are all in on what they do… this episode is for you.

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Our January thaw continues, and we’re also keeping an eye on a potential coastal storm toward the end of the week. We’ll break down what we’re watching and what could change as the forecast comes into focus.

With fluctuating temperatures, it’s a good time to talk pond skating and ice safety; why ice conditions can change quickly and what to look for before heading out.

We’ll also highlight our increasing daylight, now gaining sunlight on both ends of the day, along with an updated look at drought conditions across the region.

All that, plus your daily weather preview for the week ahead, on Episode #227 of Obsessed with the Weather.

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🌤️ Temperatures are trending above normal, but don’t let the clouds fool you — we officially start gaining morning sunlight back this week ☀️

❄️ We’ve had a parade of small snow events, and I’ll explain why that pattern keeps happening.

🌍 What exactly is Perihelion, and why does it matter right now?

🧠 Feeling the winter blues? We’ll talk seasonal depression and share a few simple, science-backed ideas that can help.

⛸️ Plus : the pond skating forecast and what to watch for if you’re heading out.

🎙️ All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #226 of Obsessed with the Weather!

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We ring in 2026 this week—the all-important New Year’s Eve forecast. The cold and below-average temperatures continue.  We start our latest sunrises of the season. Watching a storm for mid-next week. Temperatures continue to trend well below average. What and when was a historically cold New Year’s Eve?  All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #225 of Obsessed with the Weather! 

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❄️ Astronomical Winter has officially arrived here in Scituate! ❄️

The darkest stretch of the year is behind us, and starting this week, we slowly but surely begin gaining back daylight, just a little more sunshine each day.🌅

We’ll break down what astronomical winter really means, how long it lasts, and why the sun’s angle is finally on the upswing even as the cold tightens its grip. Spoiler alert: winter still has plenty to say.

🌬️ Wind is the headline this week, with blustery conditions making it feel even colder than it already is. Temperatures continue to trend well below average, reinforcing that true winter pattern across Southern New England.

🎄 Of course, we’ll zero in on the all-important Christmas Day forecast, what to expect if you’re traveling, heading out for a walk, or just trying to plan your holiday. 

The good news? ⛅ No big storms on the horizon right now, a relatively quiet stretch on the precipitation front, even if it’s a cold and windy one.

⏳ Plus, we’ll answer a classic seasonal question: just how long does astronomical winter last anyway?

All that, and your full day-by-day weather preview for the week ahead, on Episode #224 of Obsessed with the Weather.

Bundle up, lean into the season, and let’s talk winter. 🌊❄️

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