Weather

The Cape will be spared the worst of the heatwave, according to the National Weather Service, but it'll still be hotter than usual. Here's how to stay safe from the heat on and off the Cape.

The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce celebrated it’s 18th annual Quahog Day on Saturday. That’s the Cape’s own version of Groundhog Day.

NOAA Administrator Dr. Neil Jacobs said there is a 55% probability of a below normal season.

Three members of the global organization founded by Chef José Andrés are expected to arrive on Cape Cod today.

The Cape, Coast, and Islands are still digging out from a weekend storm that dropped up to 14 inches of snow in some communities by Monday morning.

At Coonamessett Farm in East Falmouth, the pumpkin plants are suffering, because the irrigation system doesn't reach them, farmer Ron Smolowitz said.

“For us, ‘The Big One’ is a hurricane,” said Chip Reilly, emergency preparedness director for the Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment.

Cape Cod, the South Coast, and the islands will receive the brunt of a late-spring nor’easter predicted to bring as much as three inches of rain and winds gusting to 50mph.

Experts say the earthquake was relatively small and is not expected to have caused structural damage.

The National Weather Service forecasts the region will see the worst conditions starting sometime after Friday at 8pm through Saturday at noon.