Boston gets a sunny Saturday near 66 before showers and a sharper cooldown arrive early next week.

Boston could hit 81 degrees Friday before late showers usher in a sunny but much cooler weekend. Early next week brings crisp nights and highs in the upper 50s.

Boston gets one more mild, mostly dry stretch Thursday and Friday before showers and a sharp cooldown arrive. The weekend starts sunny but ends with a distinctly chillier pattern.

Sunspot counts have dropped by more than half since Solar Cycle 25's peak, but scientists say one or two more bright nights could still be in the cards.

Boston warms into the upper 70s and near 80 before a sharp weekend cooldown arrives.

Fog clears Tuesday before Boston warms into the upper 70s and near 80 by Friday. Then the umbrellas come back for a wetter weekend.

Springfield, Braintree and Lowell each land $2.5 million as the state adds 10 megawatts of backup battery power statewide.

Boston faces a dangerous nor’easter weekend with heavy rain, damaging winds, coastal flooding and rough surf. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return by midweek.

Boston’s weekend forecast is turning severe, with damaging winds, coastal flooding, rough surf and several inches of rain on the way.

Researchers have quietly tagged juvenile sand tiger sharks in a sheltered Boston Harbor inlet for nearly a decade, tracking a species once decimated by overfishing.

Boston gets one quiet day Thursday before rain, high surf and powerful winds arrive for the weekend. Coastal flooding and erosion are possible.

Boston gets cool, dry weather Wednesday before a potentially wet and windy coastal storm takes aim at the region Friday through Sunday.

Forecasters say wind gusts could top 60 mph as the storm tracks toward Massachusetts this weekend, threatening Boston Harbor flooding.