Mostly sunny and blustery this afternoon with a high near 48°F. Rain likely Sunday night and a chance of wet snow Monday.

An Eagle‑Tribune correction on March 18 updates photo credits and a flights figure in an AP storm roundup. Here’s what changed and what to watch locally.

Clear, chilly skies Wednesday, March 18, with highs near 36°F. Rain chances return Friday night into the weekend.

Gusty west winds and a quick mid‑morning rain band will affect Boston on Tuesday, March 17. Expect blustery commutes and possible flight delays.

A wind-and-rain storm knocked out power to more than 130,000 customers across New England overnight, with Massachusetts and Connecticut hardest hit.

Strong winds knocked down trees in Freetown early Tuesday and led to scattered outages; police urged residents to report outages to Eversource and avoid downed lines.

Steady rain and patchy fog through Monday, with heavy downpours possible and damaging gusts expected Monday night. Allow extra time for travel and check service alerts.

Somerville will host an in‑person site walk and a virtual meeting about a sewer‑separation project designed to reduce flooding in Winter Hill and Ten Hills and lower sewage overflows into the Mystic River.

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.