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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One More Time - Boston News, Weather, Sports

1 week ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Weather so nice, we’ll do it twice. Temps today will head back into the mid 70s to lower 80s again today with comfortable amounts of humidity. That provides a very similar feel to the air as yesterday. The difference today will be an increase deck of mid to high level clouds, but overall, it’ll be another very nice late May day. Clouds thicken tonight and we’ll track some showers moving in after midnight. These scattered showers linger into tomorrow morning.
Solid Start - Boston News, Weather, Sports

1 week ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Finally! Some sunshine breaking out and milder air moving in for the end of the long holiday weekend did provide some nice weather for the Memorial Day ceremonies, parades and cookouts. Temps even warmed up to near or above 70 for most spots away from the coast. Today, we’ll step it up another notch and send temps close to 80 inland and just a bit cooler along the immediate coast. Sunshine wins out this morning with partly cloudy skies this afternoon.
Trend Is Up - Boston News, Weather, Sports

1 week ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

No doubt the pattern has been a struggle as of late as temps have barely cracked 60 the last two afternoons. Even with that said, that was much improved vs. the previously several days when we we stuck in the 40s and 50s. Today, we’ll step it up a couple notches. Sure, it’s cool early this morning, but with enough sunshine, we’ll near 70 inland this afternoon and run 60-65 near the coast.
Good Riddance - Boston News, Weather, Sports

2 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Well that was quiet the nasty late May day. As a nor’easter pushed on through, winds and rain certainly ramped up late yesterday and last evening. A fire hose of moisture, pointed right at our coastline, especially Southeast Mass, dropped a band of 3-6″. The highest totals ran along Plymouth County and the western part of the Cape. Even Boston picked up close to 3.5″ of rain. Inland, the totals were in the 1-3″ range.
Nasty Nor’easter

2 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Drenching downpours, whipping winds… all in the forecast today as a coastal low develops off the coast, just south of New England, bringing a late Spring Nor’easter to our region. Showers increase coverage area this morning and by midday, most towns and cities experience steady rain. This afternoon, the intensity of the rain picks up with embedded downpours producing big puddles on the roads and some standing water in poor drainage areas.
Nor’easter On The Way

2 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Blah!… The theme of the weather today as winds are out of the east to northeast with plenty of clouds rolling in and occasional patches of drizzle sliding through. With the clouds and damp breeze, temps are stuck today in the lower 50s on average. Any patchy drizzle we get doesn’t amount to much, so we should be able to get a lot of those afternoon kids sports in, it’ll just be a raw late afternoon/early evening on the ball fields. Tomorrow, those games are washed out.
Temp Trend Down, Rain Ahead

2 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

A busy northwesterly wind adds a bit of a chill this morning as temps start off the day in the 40s to near 50. More clouds than sunshine is the theme of the day and as winds turn to the northeast this afternoon, it’ll be coolest at the coast. Highs today run in the mid 50s to low 60s, mildest inland. Despite a lot of clouds at times, the day looks mainly dry as just a few sprinkles graze the coast. Tomorrow, it’s another step down in the temp department with highs in the low to mid 50s.
Chilly Week Ahead

2 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

Long gone is the summery feel to the air we had in place on Friday and Saturday as the warm air and muggy air is a distant memory at this point. Winds of change were in the air yesterday afternoon and the chilly breeze remains in place this morning. Today, winds gust to around 30mph through the afternoon as temps hover near 60 and more clouds than sunshine win out. Aside from a spot shower/sprinkle, it will be a rather dry day, so we’ll get a good chance to get in those after school sports.
Muggy Air, Sun & Storms Weekend

3 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

A bit of a summery vibe outside this morning with a mild and muggy start to the day as temps run in the low to mid 60s and dew point levels are right there too. Areas of patchy low clouds and fog yield to partial sun and temps will head into the 70s and lower 80s this afternoon. A few late-day storms are possible deep inland, northwest of 495, but it looks like today turns out to be a dry day for most. Localized sea breezes kick in this afternoon, so it’ll be cooler right at the coast.
Nice Now, Showers Ahead

3 weeks ago | whdh.com | Chris Lambert

We chalked up another beauty of a day yesterday as highs ran up well into the 70s for many communities as sunshine won out. Today, it’ll be another very nice day overall, albeit cooler, especially at the coast. With winds back to the east today, it’ll be chillier at the shore with temps in the mid 50s to low 60s there. Meantime, inland, enough filtered sunshine gets through to warm us up into the low to mid 70s, offering a very pleasant afternoon for those after school sports.