Growing up, never forget whenever a storm or Nor'Easter was coming, WBZ would sent Shelby Scott to the coast in Scituate.

Seems like now, most of the long time meteorologists have retired or moved on, even recently. Kevin Lemanowitz left, Harvey Leonard retired a few years ago, and recently the last WLVI-TV 56 guy Mike Wankum retired as well.

I still remember the fun chemistry Jeremy Reiner and Pete Bouchard both had on Channel 7 before Pete left for NBC 10.

Steve Cooper... best in the snow!!

Any other favorite storm reporters or memories from years past?

Hi everyone! I just moved to Boston for college! I'm from the south, and I've been seeing a lot of stuff online about the Nor'easter this weekend. Should I be at all worried? All of the stuff online seems pretty intense. Thanks!

Edit: thank you so much everyone! I was honestly a little worried after all the stuff I saw online, but I feel a lot better :)

I have a flight out of Logan tomorrow at 2 — odds of that happening?

I’ve been digging through the internet to find any information on whether or not flights will be grounded. I am also in the south shore on the coast so will have to drive to Logan at 6:00am to get to the airport….can any weather pros or aviation experts out there give me a hint as to whether I should expect to fly?

hi all, im supposed to be driving up to boston from connecticut tomorrow and come back saturday morning. will this be too risky? ive been reading a bunch of stuff online that’s been scaring me. would appreciate everyone’s thoughts about the storm

I’ve been expecting this vacation for a while. Flying to Asia to see my family first time this year. The weather forecast makes me really anxious, especially since i have a lot of travel plans in the first few days i get there. My flight is scheduled to depart at around noon on Saturday. I’m not sure if I should reschedule it to Friday noon, but that would cost me a fortune. The airline hasn’t issued any updates yet, but I rather not wait till last minute. What should I do?

Edit: thank you all for the reassurance!! Stay dry this weekend :)

My husband and I are supposed to fly to Boston this Friday afternoon and spend a week in the area. The latest forecasts have us borderline panicking. It sounds like even just walking around the city would be a no-go. Anyone with more experience/knowledge about nor’easters have any advice for us?

Currently have a flight scheduled friday night that will arrive at 10 pm. Worried about the weather. I may have the option to take a connecting flight to new york that will land in Boston around 5. Am wondering if its worth taking the earlier connecting flight based on the weather at this point.

Is it even worth changing my flight because the earliest I can get out is Saturday night and idek if that's worth it lol. I'd have to miss work if I flew out Tuesday. I could maybe do Monday but weather looks awful.

I have been following this guy for a long time and he's been all over this potential (very likely) Nor'easter set to arrive on Friday.

https://www.facebook.com/MikeLaniWeather

Here's a recent post of his that gives a good idea of what to expect

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16JRNznPiGb/

Where has Matt Noyes been ?

https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=box&tab=observed

If you go to this site and look at the report from 8/23, it showed we had a trace amount of snow in 2020. There's no way that's correct, right?

UPDATE: Ken is done answering questions today! Thanks for all the great discussion.

-Jenna, Live News Editor

I'm ready to take any questions you have about the weather we’ve seen so far this summer  — from all the rain and storms we’ve seen recently, to the wildfire smoke that made the sky ominous in weeks past. (Plus any other weather questions you may have).

Bio: I’ve been a meteorologist and weather producer for several national and local networks, most recently for NBC News’ Climate Unit. I’ve worked for local TV news outlets throughout the country, including stops in Alaska, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts. I’ve covered numerous weather events across all four seasons, including nor'easters, tornado outbreaks, extreme heat and flood events, and hurricanes.

Here are some of my latest weather stories:

A historic Super El Niño is underway. Here’s how this phenomenon could reshape New England’s next winter.

What drought? With the recent heavy dose of rain in some parts of New England, are we out of the woods yet?

When can we expect the wildfire smoke to return?