Patchy black ice and freezing fog could make Wednesday’s morning commute slick. Mostly sunny and milder later; rain and freezing rain may return late Thursday.

MWRA's revised plan would cut routine combined‑sewer overflows in a "typical year" by 2050, but activists warn big storms will still send raw sewage into local rivers.

Snow moves in late morning Tuesday, changing to rain at the coast. Light accumulations and a black-ice risk could slow the Wednesday commute.

Clear but bitter Monday in Boston; highs near 26°F. Tuesday brings a tricky mix starting as snow, then freezing rain before changing to rain.

Pepperell sued six industrial companies in federal court, alleging decades of PFAS pollution and seeking roughly $30M to fix the town’s water system.

Light snow is likely Sunday morning into afternoon with minor accumulations. Arctic air arrives Monday, and a wintry mix is possible Tuesday.

Mild Saturday turns very cold Sunday with a chance of light snow. Highs near 46°F today and a bitter Monday ahead.

Sunny Friday and a warm Saturday in Boston; light snow is possible Sunday, then an Arctic blast drives Monday lows to single digits.

Patchy freezing fog has left icy spots across Boston this Thursday morning. Expect slippery sidewalks and slower commutes through mid-morning.

A brief morning snow will drop 1–2 inches and make roads slushy. Gusty south winds and Small Craft Advisories linger into the afternoon.

Bitterly cold Tuesday in Boston with minor early coastal flooding; a fast clipper brings light snow Wednesday.

Photos from Cohasset police show a telephone pole resting on a Nichols Road home as a nor'easter toppled trees and knocked out power across the South Shore.

Duxbury officials urged residents to stay home as heavy, wet snow and high winds toppled trees and power lines, blocking roads and causing widespread outages.