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Our coldest air of the year arrives late this week. Multiple chances for more much needed rain. We WILL see 70° yet again this week. When is it very windy in Scituate? An update on the drought. We pass a daylight milestone this week. All that and the weekly weather preview for October 4 - October 11, 2026. NEXT, on episode #263 of Obsessed With the Weather!

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October is ready to show off! A beautiful, seasonably crisp week is ahead—and sunshine is finally making a comeback. 🍂☀️

We’ll check in on the fall foliage and when to expect the best color. Plus, will we crack 70° again? Is the first frost waiting in the wings? How much daylight are we losing, and where do we stand with the drought?

All that and your weekly weather preview for October 4–11, 2026; NEXT, on episode #262 of Obsessed With the Weather!

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Our first Nor’easter of the season is wrapping up, and there’s plenty to talk about as we get ready to welcome October to Scituate. The wind, the rain, and that fall chill have us wondering: when will we see temperatures climb above 70° again?

Another week of well-below-normal high temperatures is on the way. We’ll take a closer look at the chilly pattern, what it means for your outdoor plans, and whether there’s any warmer weather on the horizon?

And have you noticed just how quickly those evenings are getting darker? We’re now spending more time in darkness than daylight. We’ll get into why that happens, what comes next, and one bright spot: the fastest stretch of daylight loss is already behind us. The days are still getting shorter, but the pace is beginning to ease.

Plus, let’s talk Nor’easters...When are the peak months for these powerful coastal storms, and what makes this time of year so favorable for their development?

All that, plus your weekly weather preview for September 20–September 27, 2026.

There’s a lot to unpack as we turn the page toward October!

NEXT, on episode #261 of Obsessed With the Weather!

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