BOSTON, MA — The Boston Globe is publishing a live severe weather tracker for New England that refreshes every 10 minutes. It combines real-time radar with currently active National Weather Service alerts so readers can follow changing conditions across the region.
The map is designed to let users click alert areas for more detail or scroll through the active warnings and advisories. A separate button also opens precipitation tracking for those who want to see where rain or snow is falling now.
What does the tracker show right now?
The page lists active New England alerts and provides a radar view for current weather patterns. According to the Globe, the tool is meant to help readers monitor storms as they develop rather than rely on a static forecast.
The tracker also notes that it is updated continually, with new information appearing throughout the day. At the time of the source text, the active-alert count displayed as zero.
How can readers use the map?
Users can interact with the map by selecting alert zones to view more information from the weather service. They can also continue down the page to see all active alerts in one place.
For a broader look at precipitation, the tracker includes a radar option labeled for New England. That feature is aimed at readers who want a quick check on where storms are located and how they are moving.
What other weather tools are linked nearby?
Alongside the live tracker, the Globe points readers to several related weather resources. Those include snowfall totals across New England, current temperatures from towns in the region, and a guide to air quality conditions.
The page also links to a New England power outage map, a beach closing tracker for Massachusetts, and a hurricane tracker covering storms around the United States.
Who is behind the coverage?
The weather coverage is presented as part of The Boston Globe’s ongoing regional reporting. The page credits additional development to Joey Picca and Sean McClure.
The source text does not describe a single weather event or emergency, but rather a live service for checking storms, alerts, and radar across New England as conditions change.
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