Significant Weather Outlook: Tuesday, November 11, 2025 3 PM
WEEKLY SIGNIFICANT WEATHER OUTLOOK
Back from our African trip (great experience!) and now back to monitoring the potential for any significant (i.e., potential warning level) weather for southern New England. After reviewing global model output this Tuesday morning (November 11), do not at this time foresee weather significant enough to warrant a blog issuance this week. The next organized precipitation event looks to be around next Sunday but most likely in the form of rain for southern New England. Will continue to monitor. Unless there is a change later this week, will issue an updated outlook next Monday, November 17.
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A blog is issued when there is a potential risk of hazardous weather to southern New England and serves to provide background information regarding the significant weather with somewhat of an educational slant. In the case of hurricanes, the author will attempt to issue a message when any portion of the United States coastline may be seriously impacted. It’s intended to complement and not serve as an alternative to official forecasts issued by the National Weather Service. Readers are urged to check National Weather Service forecasts and warnings for the most timely and updated weather information. This weather message is solely produced by the listed author and does not constitute an official product of the Blue Hill Observatory and Science Center (BHOSC).
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Message issued November 11, 2025 by:
Bob Thompson
Retired National Weather Service Meteorologist
Blue Hill Observatory and Science Center Board member
