A cold front is expected to bring rain and snow to Boston, with temperatures dropping to lows in the 20s and a possibility of 1-2 inches of snow in central Massachusetts.

Boston is set to experience severe weather including rainstorms, potential snow, and gusty winds, with weather alerts issued for possible flooding and wind damage.

Boston anticipates a powerful storm with heavy rain and strong winds, raising concerns for flooding and power outages, as sunny weather will turn to rain with the rise in temperature overnight.

Boston faces potential flooding due to rain and thunderstorms, with a flood watch in effect and rivers approaching or surpassing flood stages. Preparation and caution are urged.

The National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny afternoon for Boston after morning rain, with strong winds and cooler temperatures. There are also alerts for potential flooding and wind damage, with more rain and wind expected over the weekend.

Boston expects severe weather with potential flooding and power outages, after a sunny day with highs of 36 degrees. Intense rain and winds up to 50 mph are forecasted, possibly disrupting services and requiring residents to take precautions.

A major snowstorm in Massachusetts led to over a foot of snow, leaving 25,000 without power, and affecting regions like Merrimack Valley and Worcester. Crews worked on outages as conditions improved.

Variable weather is expected in Boston, with sunny skies today and upcoming rain and wind, including gusts up to 50 mph, before a clearer end to the week.

Massachusetts cities implement parking bans and snow emergencies in response to a forecasted winter storm, with the state deploying resources to tackle expected heavy snowfall and strong winds.

Boston experienced heavy snowfall from a severe storm, with a second burst expected. Forecasts predicted 2-5 inches, and residents were advised on travel safety.

A nor'easter is set to bring heavy snowfall to Boston this weekend, with the potential for rain and rapid temperature drops leading to icing and possible flooding. Snow accumulations of 6-10 inches are expected in some areas.

Boston is preparing for a significant snowstorm with an expected 6-12 inches of snowfall inland and 3-6 inches along the coastline, accompanied by strong winds and potential power outages.

Boston is expected to experience its first major nor'easter of the year this weekend with heavy snowfall, strong winds, and near-freezing temperatures forecasted by the National Weather Service.