Boston weather forecast predicts a cold holiday with sunny skies and highs near 35 degrees, chilling winds, and temperatures dropping to 20 at night. Cloudier and slightly warmer weekend expected.

Boston's forecast included a stretch of sunny, yet crisp days with cold temperatures and brisk winds, but with a warming trend leading up to a mostly sunny Christmas Day. Showers may return by Tuesday.

A major storm in Massachusetts left many without power, with full restoration not expected until days later, despite over 450 crews working on repairs.

Boston's weather forecast includes a break in clouds, sunny skies with highs around 46°F today, and clear nights with temperatures dropping to the mid-20s to low-30s. Gusts may reach 21 mph, and the sunny trend continues throughout the week.

Boston enjoys sunny skies with a high of 52 degrees today but is forecasted to have increased cloudiness and potential rain over the weekend, including a storm on Sunday evening through Monday.

Strong winds and rain have left over 117,000 without power in Massachusetts, impacting traffic and grounding flights at Boston's Logan Airport. Neighboring states also report tens of thousands of outages.

Heavy rains and strong winds hit Boston, with the National Weather Service predicting conditions to improve by evening; cooler temperatures to follow.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy week for Boston, with fluctuating temperatures and strong winds, including gusts up to 50 mph on Monday.

A storm is set to hit Boston on Sunday night, likely causing heavy rain, strong winds, and potential flooding into Monday, with significant impacts expected on commutes.

The article provides the weather forecast for New York, ranging from sunny days with highs near 37 degrees to rainy nights, with a likelihood of rain up to 80% and temperatures up to 51 degrees.

Norton, MA is set to experience a mix of weather, from cold, clear nights to rain showers, with temperatures ranging from the low 20s to highs near 50, and windy conditions throughout the week.

Heavy rain and wind in Massachusetts caused dangerous driving conditions, power outages for thousands, and disrupted ferry services, eventually leading to partial infrastructure closures.

A powerful cold front caused heavy rain and wind in Boston, leading to street flooding and commuter challenges. Conditions are expected to improve with clear skies later in the week.