Emmy award winning Meteorologist & Executive Weather Producer for WBZ/CBS, Boston.
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Terry Eliasen retweeted
My favorite drive all season - so good I made the run through here, up to the top of Evans Notch, twice. The area as a whole is past peak but this? Birches be birchin'.
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October 18, 2026
Evans Notch (White Mountains)
Maine
Terry Eliasen retweeted
The nor’easter lashing Nantucket with wind and rain this weekend has uncovered the remains of a shipwreck along the island’s south shore.
The fragment is likely from the 19th century schooner Warren Sawyer, a wooden ship that wrecked near Miacomet Beach on December 22, 1884.
Terry Eliasen retweeted
The 2026 Atlantic #hurricane season continues to be remarkably quiet, generating the least Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) of any Atlantic hurricane season through September 16 since 1950. ACE is an integrated metric accounting for storm intensity and duration. #ElNino
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Here we go! Our 4th day of the heatwave is today, but thankfully not quite as hot as the last two days & with relief on the way! A Heat Advisory has replaced the Extreme Heat Warning until 8pm. Drink lots of water and stay cool! Feels like temps 95°-102°. @wbz
Terry Eliasen retweeted
It's the first time we've had two 100F days total in a year since 1952. First back to back since 1944. #wbz
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Central Park, NY temperature update: As of 1:51pm, the temperature reached 100F. The heat index was 106F at the same time. This is the first time Central Park his hit 100F since July 18, 2012 when the temperature reached 100F.
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Timelapse of a fantastic shelf cloud followed quickly by a wall of water, and now I'm soaked.
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June 18, 2026
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Reports of an explosion hears around Boston I believe are going to be a rather significant bolide/meteor entering the atmosphere. Very large "flash" detected by GOES-19 GLM that does not correlate with active thunderstorms. #MAwx
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Here you go folks. Definitely a meteor causing that big boom! @wbz
Terry Eliasen retweeted
With a significant winter storm arriving tonight, be prepared for possible power outages.
• Keep electronic devices, including cell phones and essential medical devices, fully charged.
• Use generators and grills outside because their fumes contain carbon monoxide.
• Call 9-1-1 to report emergencies, including downed power lines, or if you are dependent on equipment that requires electricity and need medical assistance.
[Potentially Historic/Destructive Storm southeast of the BOS-PVD corridor] We are very concerned for areas southeast of the Boston-Providence corridor where wet snow combines with northeast wind gusts of 60-70 mph. Power outages & tree damage. Worst conditions Mon 4 am to noon.
ALT Potentially historic/destructive storm southeast of the Boston to Providence corridor.
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Hurricane Hunters fly winter storms too! First of 3 @53rdWRS missions this weekend is underway to gather data off the East Coast ahead of developing massive NE blizzard that will wrap up like a hurricane ❄️ 🌀
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Missed focus a bit as camera was set up on a timer all night and the cold effected it, but that's a big 'ol rocket with people in it hurtling past Connecticut this morning. @Eweather13 @RachelFrank_CT @ericfisher @SurfSkiWeather
Terry Eliasen retweeted
❄️🌊 How cold has it been? The slurpee waves are back…
We could watch these for hours if only we wouldn’t get frostbit doing it 🥶
Terry Eliasen retweeted
Guidance for the Major Winter Storm shifted north a little overnight, further expanding the areas forecast to be impacted Friday through this weekend. Here are the latest Key Messages.
ALT Graphics show widespread areas of at least moderate impacts from the winter storm over much of the U.S. east of the Rockies.
Terry Eliasen retweeted
An S4 severe solar radiation storm is now in progress - this is the largest solar radiation storm in over 20 years. The last time S4 levels were observed was in October, 2003. Potential effects are mainly limited to space launch, aviation, and satellite operations.
ALT S4 Storm in progress
