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Cool, breezy Saturday in Boston with highs near 49°F. A coastal low may bring rain and stronger NE winds Sunday into Monday.
Cool onshore winds keep Boston mainly sunny and in the low 50s Friday. Expect a chilly night and a slight South Coast shower chance Sunday.
Mostly sunny Thursday in Boston with highs near 60°F and gusts up to 30 mph. Expect dry weather into next week and chilly nights.
Cool, damp Wednesday with spotty showers and a high near 45°F. Thursday turns warmer but gusty.
Mostly clear and chilly Tuesday in Boston. Rain likely Wednesday morning with light totals and damp shuttle buses for some Green Line riders.
Chilly, breezy Monday with highs near 50°F and a slight chance of light showers. Marathon road closures will affect travel and timing.
A rare EF1 tornado carved through Williamstown, Vermont Thursday night, toppling trees and shredding a sugar shack along Chelsea Road.
Dense morning fog slows commutes; steady rain arrives Sunday with splashover possible along the harbor.
Patchy fog will make Friday's commute tricky. Showers increase Sunday as a cold front brings a cooler week.
Patchy fog and light rain this morning with highs near 56°F. Chance of evening storms; a strong cold front brings rain Sunday and much cooler, blustery Monday.
Mid‑60s and partly sunny this morning; showers likely after 4 p.m. with a few thunderstorms possible tonight. Coastal fog and choppy harbor seas early.
Clear, mild Tuesday morning with inland highs near 72°F. Late‑day showers and a few thunderstorms are possible during the evening commute.
Cloudy, mild Monday with highs near 74°F and gusty southwest winds. Mariners and ferry riders should watch advisories.
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