In this article, a meteorologist with 33 years of forecasting experience in Boston reflects on the region's unique and fluctuating weather patterns. He highlights the geographical influences that contribute to Massachusetts' diverse climates and discusses the common frustrations residents face regarding seasonal changes, particularly spring. While spring is often anticipated, it can disappoint with its unpredictable nature. The author shares both personal passion and professional insights, aiming to engage newcomers and validate the experiences of longtime residents.
When the Globe asked me to write this article, I was excited because I saw it as an opportunity to share some of that passion, experience, and perspective with you.
Much of the reason for the extreme fluctuations we experience is due to geography. In Massachusetts, we have areas close to the ocean, others that are farther away.
If your idea of spring is sunshine with temperatures in the 60s, you're going to be really disappointed living around here.
Meteorologically, spring arrives March 1, and astronomically, it gets here three weeks later.
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