Snow-covered trees in a peaceful winter landscape under a bright sky.

Year End Weather Summary

Sudbury weather quickly moved into winter cold as December arrived. We had frequent snow events although generally light in nature. In total 7 inches of snow fell in December making it the snowiest of the last three. We continued with below normal precipitation values with 2.81 inches of rain including melted snow for the month.…

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Winter scene of icicles hanging from a rooftop after heavy snowfall.

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November Chill

Sudbury weather for November continued with a cooling to colder trend with fairly frequent precipitation. We had 9 rain events but unfortunately the rainfall values were mostly light to moderate. Thus we continue with below normal rainfall for 2025. Some of the weather highlights include the following: November monthly rainfall: 2.19 in. 2025 year…

ByJohn PalmieriDecember 5, 20250Comments

Close-up of a vibrant red maple leaf on wet pavement reflecting autumn tranquility.

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Much Needed Rain

Our weather here in Sudbury started very warm for the month and cooled some as the month progressed. We had four days of 80 degrees or more and only dipped below freezing for 2 days. To date, no extended hard freeze has occurred. The good news is that we returned to much needed normal, to…

ByJohn PalmieriNovember 3, 20250Comments

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Dry Conditions Continue

Sudbury September weather continued with fairly dry conditions. For the month we did receive 3.44 inches of rain, which is somewhat improved from the summer totals, but know that almost all of this fell in 2 rain storms. In the end many sunny days as we go further into the Fall with well below average…

ByJohn PalmieriOctober 2, 20250Comments

Vibrant red apples glistening with dewdrops hang from a branch in a sunlit orchard.

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Surely A Dry Summer

As we move into the Fall season we do so after a very dry summer. Temperatures have routinely pushed back to the 70's most days now with nighttime generally in the 50's. I am sure you can notice the difference. The most important weather event though is our noticeable lack of rain. Some of those…

ByJohn PalmieriSeptember 4, 20250Comments

Monochrome image of raindrops creating splashes on a wet paved surface.

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Much Needed Rain But Still Very Dry

Lots of weather to talk about today for Sudbury. Overall we have had a very dry summer even with the 2.70 inches of rain from yesterday's rainstorm. We are generally running in a deficit rainfall position for 2025. I did some year over year comparisons noted below. Lots of heat as well, so......yeah a good…

ByJohn PalmieriAugust 1, 20250Comments

Tranquil sandy footpath leading to the ocean in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

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From Very Wet To Very Dry

Sudbury weather went from very wet in May with nearly 8 inches of rain to very dry in June with a mere .83 inches. We had 7 days with rain but missed the heavier showers and thus our landscapes are showing the stress. I went through the last several years and this was the driest…

ByJohn PalmieriJuly 3, 20250Comments

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Summer Is Here!

Thought I would share my thermograph or temperature trace from the last 2 days. By all measures we did eclipse 100 today! We do need some rain though.

ByJohn PalmieriJune 26, 20250Comments

Peaceful sunrise view from grassy dunes on an Australian beach, capturing the ocean's horizon.

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Time For Summer!

As we end Spring and move to Summer, Sudbury weather, as always, is a challenge to forecast. With all the rain in May we have returned to fairly normal precipitation values for 2025. May ended with 7.76 inches of rain which is one of the wetter months over the last several years. You may recall…

ByJohn PalmieriJune 2, 20250Comments

Close-up shot of raindrops on pine needles, capturing nature's delicate beauty.

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Nor’easter: Making Up for Lost Ground

Well if you are wondering how juicy this last storm was we came in at 2.10 inches of rain. The month of May so far is 7.06 inches. So yeah we are making up for lost ground in the precipitation department rather quickly!

ByJohn PalmieriMay 24, 20250Comments

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