Boston prepares for heavy rain and potential flooding, with the National Weather Service forecasting significant rainfall starting Wednesday evening, accompanied by gusty winds and the risk of flooding into the weekend.

Heavy rainfall and flood risks are forecasted for Boston, with strong winds and a significant storm expected to exacerbate conditions later in the week.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Boston, with an 80% chance of rain Tuesday and continuing showers into Thursday, followed by clearing on Friday.

The forecast for Boston predicts a week of persistent rain and cloudy conditions, with temperatures hovering in the 50s, as reported by the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

Boston is set for a rainy weekend with showers beginning in the afternoon and continuing overnight, impacting local water levels and promising a wet start to March.

A gust of wind ripped off part of Gardner Fire Department's roof in Massachusetts, with temporary repairs underway as officials assess the extent of the damage.

Boston's weather features clear skies and mild temperatures today, with clouds arriving tonight. The weekend brings rain, with Saturday afternoon starting wet and conditions continuing through Sunday. The upcoming week might see some sun on Tuesday.

A storm caused over 25,000 power outages across Massachusetts and New Hampshire, with road closures due to fallen trees and wires. Officials urged safety and generator caution.

Boston faces a chilly forecast with hints of snow and strong winds, followed by sub-freezing wind chills. Conditions will improve into the weekend with milder temperatures but possible showers.

Boston experiences erratic weather with strong winds and showers, anticipating a sharp temperature drop and potential power outages due to gusts up to 65 mph. The National Weather Service predicts a transition to sunny but windy conditions.

A total solar eclipse is set to occur on April 8, visible in parts of North America, especially Northeastern regions like Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.

Boston anticipates mild temperatures reaching 60 degrees later this week, following a sunny but cool Sunday, with possible rain and wind gusts as the week progresses.

Rain began the day in Boston, but a chilly weekend is forecasted. Despite this, a warm February is anticipated with temperatures possibly reaching 60 degrees midweek, though rain may return by Tuesday.