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Middlesex County weather alerts

No active National Weather Service alerts for Middlesex County, Massachusetts right now. The most recent was a Rip Current Statement that ended 8:00 PM.

4 in the last 30 days 4 in 12 months (since Aug 30) most common: Rip Current Statement Get alerts on your phone →

Active alerts for Middlesex County

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All clear in Middlesex County

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Where

Middlesex County on the map

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Last 30 days

Recent alerts for Middlesex County

AlertIssuedEndedIssued by
Rip Current Statement 2:02 PM 8:00 PM Boston/Norton MA
Rip Current Statement 1:32 AM 8:00 PM Boston/Norton MA
Rip Current Statement Sep 5, 1:46 PM 8:00 PM Boston/Norton MA
Rip Current Statement Sep 5, 2:15 AM 8:00 PM Boston/Norton MA

Pattern

What Middlesex County gets alerted for

Every alert that named Middlesex County in the last 12 months, by type. Records begin August 30, 2026, so this fills in over the year.

Rip Current Statement
4

Plain English

What these alerts mean

A warning means the hazard is happening or about to; a watch means conditions favour it; an advisory is a lesser hazard still worth planning around.

Rip Current Statement

Rip currents that can pull swimmers offshore are expected. Swim near a lifeguard and know how to escape a rip.

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Alerts near Middlesex County

Cities in Middlesex County

Neighbouring counties in Massachusetts

Questions

About Middlesex County alerts

How do I get Middlesex County weather alerts on my iPhone?

Install Forecast Bar, add Middlesex County as a location, and turn on severe weather alerts. Every NWS warning, watch and advisory for Middlesex County then arrives as a push notification at the moment of issue, with Critical Alerts available for the most dangerous warnings. Forecast Bar also runs on iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and Apple TV.

Where do these alerts come from?

From the National Weather Service alert feed (api.weather.gov). NWS issues alerts by county and by forecast zone; this page lists every product that names Middlesex County. Forecast Bar checks the feed continuously and this page refreshes within a few minutes of a change.

What is the difference between a watch, a warning and an advisory?

A warning means the hazard is occurring, imminent or very likely: act now. A watch means conditions are favourable for it to develop: prepare and stay informed. An advisory covers a hazard that is less serious than a warning but can still cause real inconvenience or danger if you are not ready for it.

Can I get this data as JSON?

Yes. /weather-alerts/ma/middlesex-county.json returns the active alerts, the last 30 days and the 12-month counts for Middlesex County, refreshed every minute. Please cache responses and credit National Weather Service as the source.

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