High Wind Watch for eastern MA and RI Monday. Heavy rain and gusts up to 60 mph may cause delays and localized flooding.

Gusty west winds will gust into the 30s–40s across Boston Saturday with a brief afternoon shower window. A stronger rain-and-wind system is on track for Monday night.

Sunny Friday with highs near 44°F. Gusty Saturday, then a soaking rain and strong winds expected Monday with localized flood risk.

Rain flips to sleet and wet snow this afternoon; expect slushy roads and gusty winds across Boston.

Gray morning with upper-40s at Logan and a slight chance of light rain. Rain and gusty winds move in Thursday; heavier showers possible Sunday into Monday.

State officials moved parts of Massachusetts to critical drought on March 9, 2026, warning that snowmelt will only modestly replenish streams, ponds and groundwater.

Sunny and unusually warm today in Boston with highs near 72°F and coastal fog. Rain and gusty winds are expected later this week.

Smoke in North Wilmington came from a smoldering wood‑chip pile at 333 Andover St.; fire crews plan a renewed operation to extinguish it.

Clear skies and highs near 66°F today in Boston. Near‑record warmth possible Tuesday before rain returns later in the week.

Patchy fog and light rain this morning in Boston; highs near 54°F. Temperatures climb into the 60s Monday–Tuesday with marine and river impacts possible later this week.

Dense fog and a few pockets of freezing drizzle create slick spots this morning. Temperatures rebound into the 50s and 60s through Sunday.

Light snow, sleet and fog will slow Boston's Friday commute; Winter Weather Advisory in effect until noon with slick spots possible.

Rain this afternoon will turn to sleet and freezing rain tonight into Friday. A Winter Weather Advisory runs 5 p.m. Thursday to noon Friday; expect slick spots and delays.