Tagged: Rob Gilman

WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman speaks with Dan McCready about the Nor’easter that’s expected to roll into the area Monday night.  

The South Shore is ending February with a winter storm that rolled into the area on Tuesday.   WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman says that the impact of the storm will vary depending on location.   Gilman says that this is a departure from what has been a very quiet winter.   There’s also another […]

WATD Chief Meterologist Rob Gilman speaks with Christine James about a major storm expected to hit the area Thursday night into Friday.

The Massachusetts Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs says Massachusetts is in a “significant drought” status in the Northeast and Southeast regions of the Commonwealth. WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman says this part of Massachusetts is in a unique situation –  there is no wet or dry season, as he explains to Christine James.   Photo […]

WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman speaks with Dan McCready about Hurrican Season 2022.     Photo Credit: NOAA.gov 

WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman speaks with Dan McCready about the storm that’s expect to hit the area on Friday. Photo Credit: Ready.gov  

WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman gives Dan McCready the latest on the winter storm and the treacherous driving conditions it could bring. Photo Credit: Snow & Ice

The South Shore’s first major winter storm of the year is expected to arrive in the early morning overnight hours on Friday.   WATD Chief Meterologist Rob Gilman also looked at how different areas will be impacted.   While saying it is always a concern, Gilman says he doesn’t expect flooding to be as major […]

The South Shore is bracing for the first Nor’easter of the season as the region also marks the anniversary of another major storm.   Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman tells WATD News that while there will be significant impacts in coastal areas, things won’t be as bad as they could be.   This storm is also […]

WATD Chief Meteorologist Rob Gilman gives Dan McCready a look at this year’s Hurricane Season. Click here for WATD’s Weather Report Photo Credit: NOAA.gov