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Some like to leave weather prognosticating up to rodents in Pennsylvania, here in the Berkshires we are better served to pay more attention to the National Weather Service forecasting out of Albany. While Phil was calling for 4 more weeks of winter, the NWS has issued a Winter Storm Watch in effect for tomorrow from 4 pm to 5 pm on Friday...

Check out this list of storms and tell us what you remember about it. We have all dealt with A snowstorm or Blizzard here in the Berkshires and when we get hit with the one you hope you have a generator!. Kicking this off was the one that happened on Thanksgiving.

The chance of us seeing one here this Christmas is not looking all that good according to AccuWeather. Although, you never can tell.

With millions of travelers on their way to their Thanksgiving Day destinations followed by the madness of Black Friday shopping, the weather is sure to play a role in your holiday plans. According to the National Weather Service, we are in for a very pleasant Thanksgiving but that will change into the nighttime hours and into Friday with a chance of rain and even snow showers around to impact the

Weather tonight through Wednesday morning is going to get nasty delivering wind gusts up to 35 mph in the Berkshire and 1 to 4 inches of rain according to the Nation Weather Service. The rain that started overnight today will intensify enough for the National Weather Service to issue a Hazardous Weather Outlook that includes the Berkshires...

Those leaves aren’t going to rake themselves… Ok, it’s time to get busy.  It's the tail end of October and you know what that means…that’s right November is comin'.  Colder days and nights are already here and it will be dark late afternoon when we “fall back” early in the next month on Sunday, November 7th. That means less time to prepare for winter and le...

So when Tropical storm Henri blew here Sunday and Monday, When I was driving into work Monday morning I heard an EAS Warning comes on the radio for towns over the border in New York for a tornado circulation being spotted, I have not heard if anyone was hurt.

It's exactly 30 years since a hurricane last made a direct hit on New England and now the region is bracing for the possibility of another.

The National Weather Service “Flash Flood Watch” remains in effect until 4 pm this afternoon. Rain has been very steady overnight into this morning causing some flooding of roadways in North Adams. Roads are passable but the increased levels of water on State Street have cause some slight issues. Althoug...

We have a Heat advisory in effect for today, with temps in the upper 80's and high humidity it may even feel hotter than the upper 80's. So If you work outdoors make sure you keep hydrated and take a break if you can find some shade too. There are a couple of things that can happen to you if you get overheated the first being.