Mild Monday gives way to near‑record heat Tuesday and a higher chance of storms Wednesday.

State and federal teams are testing for PFAS at New Boston Space Force Station; one on‑base community well was treated and lawmakers want clarity on cleanup timelines.

Sunny and breezy today with highs near 80°F. Near‑record heat is possible Tuesday–Wednesday.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 71°F and gusty southwest winds. A sharp warm-up is expected Sun–Wed with a midweek storm risk—watch forecasts if you have outdoor plans.

The Massachusetts attorney general sued Agretech, saying runoff from the company's Dracut recycling yard reached the Merrimack River and violated federal clean-water law. The case was filed in federal court in Boston.

Patchy fog and light drizzle slow Boston's Friday commute. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return Saturday and Sunday.

Showers develop Thursday afternoon with downpours likely and lingering drizzle into Friday. Expect a sunnier, warmer weekend starting Saturday.

Cool and breezy today; a soaking is likely Thursday into Friday with 1–2 inches possible in spots.

Cool and mostly dry Tuesday in Boston; heavier rain and fog likely Wednesday night into Thursday. MBTA shutdowns may complicate travel.

Cool, mostly dry Monday with highs near 59°F. Rain likely Wednesday night into Thursday.

Patchy fog this morning, then scattered afternoon showers and a slight thunder chance; highs in the upper 60s inland and cooler by the water.

Showers and a few thunderstorms are likely Saturday, May 9 in Boston with gusty south winds and coastal advisories. Sunday looks milder with lower odds for widespread rain.

Cool, breezy Friday with isolated afternoon showers; rain likely Saturday. Boaters and commuters should watch for gusts and choppy seas.