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Northeast

Northeast Region Embraces Mild Temperatures After Recent Storm

The first week of March saw a drastic contrast in weather. From the mid-Atlantic to New England, rain, snow and winds caused many areas to react.

2013/03/10

NE Storm Causing Travel Troubles At BWI

The winter storm continues to cause several delays on the roads, in the air and on the railways.

2013/02/09

WEATHER BLOG: Storm Heads Northeast

There’s a big storm on the way – but not for us. Before we get to that storm, let’s talk about our current weather.

2013/02/06

2012 Hurricane Season Another For The Record Books

The 2012 hurricane season has come to an end and it’s another one for the record books, above and beyond the destruction of Sandy.

2012/11/30

Amtrak Cancels Tuesday Service In Northeast

Amtrak says it has canceled all Tuesday service in the Northeast due to high winds and heavy rain from Hurricane Sandy.

2012/10/30

WEATHER BLOG: Warm… For Now

This round of warm weather will come to a peak Wednesday. Temperatures will top out near 80 degrees, close to the record of 82 degrees. And even though we back off the 80s for the rest of the week, it will still remain warm and way above the average of 64 degrees.

2012/10/24

Amtrak To Run Test Trains At 165 MPH In Northeast

Amtrak is going to break the speed limit this week in the Northeast Corridor. The rail service announced Monday it will operate test trains overnight at 165 mph in four stretches from Maryland to Massachusetts.

2012/09/24

Northeast Ocean Temperatures Reach Record High

Ocean temperatures off the northeast United States have reached a record high.

2012/09/18

Fruit Farmers In Northeast Brace For Frigid Temps

It has become a familiar but frustrating drill for farmers in the Northeast. With temperatures expected to fall near freezing, they spent Friday preparing orchard heaters, irrigation systems and frost alarms to protect fruit crops that blossomed early and are particularly vulnerable to the elements.

2012/04/27