Pamela Gardner

Boston, Columbia

Meteorologist at New England Cable News (NECN)

Meteorologist at WBTS-TV (Boston, MA)

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Articles

More sunshine and warmth to kick off the workweek

3 days ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

Mother's Day was fabulous with sunshine as high pressure slides in from the northwest. High temps hovered around 70 with a northwest breeze. As high pressure is centered right over New England tonight, the wind dies down and we have a clear sky. This is a good recipe for radiational cooling. So our overnight lows drop a tad lower than they otherwise would when we have cloud cover. Lows in the 40s to 30s in the suburbs and northwest, with some 50s at the coast and city centers.
Heavy rainfall continues before moving out later today

4 days ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

The wind dies down a bit today as we continue to see heavy rainfall. The low pressure center crosses over to the Gulf of Maine by afternoon and takes with it the heavy rain. The rain then breaks apart for a time between 2-4 p.m. from west to east. Some showers wrapping in behind the low in the evening. There may be some spots of sun in Boston near sunset. The wind picks up from northwest by the evening with gusts 20-30 mph. Highs today reach the low 60s with a drying wind and some late sun.
Pop-up storms giving way to heavy rain for Boston's morning commute (live radar)

6 days ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

A slow-moving weather front, combined with some sunshine and a sea breeze front, make a great recipe for pop-up storms or showers Thursday afternoon through evening in Massachusetts. We don't expect anything severe, but any storm could bring us gusty wind, heavy rain or lightning. Keep an eye to the sky if you're out and about for the rest of the day. Temps have reached their highs for the day, and are falling at the coast to the low 50s Thursday evening.
Boston's looking at 1 day without rain before next weekend

1 week ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

Temperatures Sunday will be slightly cooler than Saturday, but still warm and muggy, with highs in the low to mid 70s inland, 60s at the South Coast. Plus scattered showers will be off and on anytime in the afternoon, picking up in intensity and in coverage by late evening. A few thunderstorms are possible, but we're not expecting anything severe. A near-stationary front has set up across northern New England.
Severe thunderstorm warning in western Mass., with New England set for more

1 week ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

By Pamela Gardner A severe thunderstorm warning is in place for parts of western Massachusetts Saturday afternoon. See all severe weather alerts in your area here. Track live radar below. Today is a day to stay weather aware as more severe thunderstorms will develop Saturday afternoon and will head towards Boston by the evening. This is a breaking weather story that will be updated.
Cool and rainy Sunday before sunshine and warmth returns

2 weeks ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

An upper level low and ripple in the atmosphere extending across New York state will swing in another round of showers today as well as more clouds. The wind increases today between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. with northwest gusts 40-50 mph. Isolated thunderstorms are also possible with daytime heating and a cool pool of air aloft across Maine. Everyone experiences a lot of clouds around, sprinkles, and a gusty northwest wind. Highs stay in the 40s to 50s across New England on this Sunday.
Rainy weekend ahead, sunny and warm weather next week

2 weeks ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

The rainy weather pattern continues for April with another rain chance this weekend. Heavy rain is in the forecast for Saturday, with around 1 inch of accumulation through the day. On this Friday, we have had some stubborn showers lingering in a line near and north of Boston, and this is associated with a warm front. The front slowly lifts, and once it does, our temps in southern New England pop to the 70s, with local sea breezes at the coast.
Boston may still be dreary, but highs in the 60s (and maybe 70s?) are coming

1 month ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

The low pressure system that brought heavy snow for parts of inland New England Saturday continues to affect our forecast Sunday. More precipitation, from drizzle to rain, is expected as our ocean storm is slow to move out. It's close enough to our east that waves of rain will swing in from offshore. The wind is more from the north, with gusts around 30 mph through the day, around 40 on the Cape & Islands through this evening.
Springtime storm drops up to 8 inches of snow in some parts; rain showers linger all day

1 month ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

What a storm on this Saturday! A coastal low strengthened fast offshore and to our south and swung in intense snowfall rates of 1-3" per hour this morning. Thundersnow also was heard across central Massachusetts with the intense snow bands over Worcester, Shrewsbury, and in MetroWest. How much snow? Higher elevations received 5-8" of snow across Worcester County, Mass. While Boston saw wet snowflakes, nothing stuck around once the sun came up. It's a true springtime snow maker.
More snow is coming this weekend. Here's how much to expect

1 month ago | nbcboston.com | Pamela Gardner

The unsettled weather is here to stay. All. Weekend. Long. A coastal low is taking shape just south of New England and this brings us a gloomy, windy, chilly, and rainy (or snowy) weekend. How much snow did we get on Friday? The snowfall Friday morning was on track with higher elevations receiving 1-3 inches of wet spring snow on grassy surfaces while the roads remained wet and not white. The snow has already melted away for most.