Thousands of dead squid washed ashore in Provincetown on Saturday, lining the high‑tide mark and prompting photos and questions from residents.

Sunny morning, then scattered afternoon showers and gusty winds. Rain likely tonight; cooler Monday before a warm midweek.

MassDEP issued a statewide ozone alert as levels climb. People with heart or lung disease, older adults and children are advised to limit prolonged outdoor exertion through Saturday night.

Mostly sunny and warm Friday with highs near 81°F. Showers and possible strong storms late Saturday into Sunday.

Blue skies and low 80s today in Boston. Small Craft Advisory for Nantucket Sound, Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay; showers likely Sunday.

Six Massachusetts beaches were closed Tuesday over bacteria, algae and sewage‑overflow concerns. Officials urge checking the state's beach dashboard before swimming.

Sunny and comfortable Wednesday with highs near 74°F. Warm inland Thursday–Friday; showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday.

Clear, cool Tuesday morning in Boston with highs near 69°F and a warm-up midweek.

Cool Monday with spotty morning showers and highs near 56°F. Temperatures climb into the 70s by Tuesday.

An aerial survey recorded 222 humpback whales east of Cape Cod, with researchers noting active feeding and repeated breaching during the flight.

Gusty north winds and steady showers hit Boston Saturday. Wind Advisory runs 8 AM–8 PM with the Cape under a High Wind Warning; expect ferry delays.

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.