New England Faces Successive Bombogenesis Storms

New England is forecast to be hit by rapidly intensifying storms (bombogenesis) — the region's second this week, with another expected Thursday — bringing gusts of 40–50 mph and periods of rain early Saturday and late Sunday. Meteorologists say an upper‑level trough is creating volatile storm development, so small track shifts could mix snow with rain in some areas. Temperatures will generally hold in the 50s before a push of much colder air early next week, when conditions turn notably windier. A full supermoon this week will lift tides (around 12.1 ft), increasing the risk of localized coastal flooding on tide‑prone roads such as Morrissey Boulevard. Wednesday should be comparatively quieter before renewed wind, colder conditions Thursday, and additional rain chances over the weekend.