Chris Lambert

Boston

Meteorologist at WHDH-TV (Boston, MA)

AMS Certified Morning Meteorologist for 7News in Boston. Born in Boston, degree from Penn State. Husband, dad to two little girls. Love pizza & snowstorms.

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Nice Friday, Chilly, Damp Weekend

3 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

A cool breeze kicks off this Friday morning with a few mid morning gusts around 25-35mph. Those winds will come down a bit by mid to late afternoon. High temps bump up into the mid 50s to lower 60s, allowing for a solid finish to the workweek. Tonight, wet weather moves in as temps slowly fade back into the mid to upper 40s. Those temps continue to slide back tomorrow, fading to the upper 30s and lower 40s by midday.
Nice Now, Chilly Weekend, Damp At Times

4 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Crisp and clear, that’s how we start off this Thursday morning as dry air wins out through today. With temps starting near 30 and wind chills close to 20, there is a bit of a chill in the air this morning, but it’ll be a nice recovery this afternoon as highs head up toward 50. Overall, a pretty seasonable day. The breeze gusts around 20mph this afternoon. A front slips through tonight with a spot rain/snow shower predawn tomorrow.
Few Spotty Showers

4 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

After a little bit of light rain/sprinkles across the Cape and Islands this morning, much of the time will be dry through midday. A disturbance, with chilly air aloft, will drive a few instability pop-up showers mid to late afternoon. They’ll be brief, and most of the time tends to be dry. Highs max out in the mid to upper 40s. Skies clear out tonight and it’ll be fairly bright both Thursday and Friday. Highs run in the mid to upper 40s Thursday and in the 50s on Friday.
Dry Breeze - Boston News, Weather, Sports

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Most towns and cities locked in another 0.50-1.00″ of rain yesterday before drying out in the evening. That rain is now long gone, offshore, and in it’s wake we’ll catch a dry and somewhat breezy day. Winds gust 20-30mph out of the west as highs run in the mid 40s to mid 50s. It’ll be mildest across southeast Mass and coolest across the higher terrain. It’s a bit of a back and forth with the clouds and sun, with midday/afternoon clouds more prevalent.
Few Flakes, Many Drops

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

A bit of a winter’s chill has settled back in over the last 24 hours, and that’ll allow for a bit of snow/sleet to break out this morning, before the flip to a cold rain. While interior locations pick up a coating of snow/sleet in spots, the focus of this storm will be the wet weather as any frozen precip turns to rain by midday. The steadiest rain is midday, through the afternoon, wrapping up between 5-8pm, tapering off from west to east early this evening.
Morning Rain, Afternoon Wind

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Wet weather kicks off this Friday morning as puddles and road spray greet us for the morning commute. With that said, rain won’t last long and we’ll dry out toward the tail end of the morning commute with some breaks of sun returning in the afternoon. Rain tapers around 9am in Worcester County and around 10-11am closer to the coast. The breeze will be gusty, 30-40mph late morning, into the afternoon.
Rain Ahead - Boston News, Weather, Sports

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Welcome to Spring! The equinox was at 5:01am this morning, marking the end of astronomical Winter and start of astronomical Spring. It’s the time of year where weather whiplash is typical across New England, and some of that will be felt on the 7day. This morning, we start off with patchy drizzle, locally dense fog and a lot of low clouds. While it’s a damp start, we won’t catch much rain today as the midday/afternoon hours tend to be just mostly cloudy.
Bright, Coolest Coast

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

A bit of a chill is in the air this morning as the numbers have fallen back below freezing for many locations away from the coastline. With dry air, sunshine and light winds in place, it’ll be a nice mid-March day overall with temps in the mid 50s to low 60s inland, near 50, then backtracking into the 40s at the coast. Some mid to late afternoon clouds backing in along the coast is likely, especially across Southeast Mass. Low clouds continue to back in tonight with some patchy drizzle possible.
Rainy St. Patrick’s Day

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

A lot of green on the maps this morning for St. Patrick’s Day. While it may be in the spirit of the day, it means that we’ll be tracking plenty of wet weather. The heaviest rain does shift offshore this morning, allowing for the tropical like downpours that pounded the rooftops overnight, to move off the coast. With that said, showers of light to moderate rain are expected to linger across eastern Mass through much of the day, providing plenty of wet roads still for the evening commute.
Warmer Weekend - Boston News, Weather, Sports

1 month ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Catch those flakes? After a couple of back to back days in the 60s to start the workweek, it was cold enough last evening for a few narrow bands of moderate to heavy snow to break out. While not long lasting, if you fell under one of these bursts, a quick coating to an inch was able to drop on non paved surfaces. Some of us, even wake up this morning to a fresh whitening of the ground on the colder surfaces.