Showers possible late Friday. A Wind Advisory and Gale Warning arrive Saturday with gusts up to 45 mph along the coast.

An Omega Block will make New England feel colder this weekend; Boston gets chilly rain while the highest peaks may see a rare late‑May dusting of snow.

Cool, showery Thursday with scattered afternoon showers. A Gale Watch threatens coastal waters Saturday with gusty winds and rough seas.

Warm and humid Wednesday with highs near 80°F; isolated coastal showers possible. Cooler Thursday and steadier rain likely late Friday into Saturday.

Dozens of invasive Asian carp were found along Leverett Pond's shoreline; state wildlife and environmental police are investigating.

Mostly sunny and warm Tuesday with highs near 79°F. Hotter Wednesday with a late‑afternoon chance of isolated storms.

Hundreds of fish washed up in Worcester’s University Park pond; city crews installed a temporary aerator and officials say oxygen levels are improving.

Fog and rain will slow Boston's Memorial Day morning commute, with drier skies and a high near 70 by afternoon.

Steady rain and patchy fog make Sunday, May 24, 2026, a soggy, cool day in Boston. Expect gusty east winds and choppy harbor seas.

Showers arrive late Saturday night and make Sunday a soggy, cool day. Small‑craft advisories offshore mean choppy conditions for boats.

Cool, partly sunny Friday with highs near 60°F. Rain moves in late Saturday and turns steady Sunday.

Mostly cloudy and cool today. Sunday is the wettest day of the Memorial Day weekend.

Heat Advisory through 8 p.m.; inland spots may feel like the mid-90s. Scattered afternoon storms could bring gusty winds.