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Boston’s Columbus Day Forecast Turns Sunny After Morning Fog; Rain and Wind Return Later
Boston’s Columbus Day begins cloudy and foggy, but the forecast calls for a dry, brighter afternoon with a high in the low 70s. The National Weather Service Boston/Norton office expects fog to fade by about 10 a.m., followed by mostly sunny skies and light north winds. That is an improvement on the wetter holiday outlook reported earlier by Hoodline.
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MSPCA takes in 30+ dogs ahead of Hurricane Isaias
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Rain Soaks Boston Sunday, Brighter Monday Before Blustery Weekend
Boston is waking to a cool, calm Sunday morning with temperatures near 52 degrees. Clouds will thicken through the day, with a high near 62 and rain moving into the city by late afternoon or early evening. Rain is expected to become widespread Sunday afternoon and continue through the night,...
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Tracking the end of Isaias
Good morning! Hopefully you have something planned outdoors today, because we’re waking up to the nicest day of our three-day weekend. We started with a fall chill– some areas of the Bay State waking up in the 30s this morning, while areas along the coast (especially our urban heat island of Boston) were in the 40s.
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Sunny Boston Saturday Is Just the Calm Before Sunday Night Rain
Boston is getting a brief weather gift Saturday: a mix of clouds and sun, crisp air and an afternoon high in the mid-60s. The calm stretch is on a timer, though, with rain expected Sunday and showers possibly lingering into Monday morning. The National Weather Service’s Logan observations and forecast give the latest conditions and outlook.
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Wind-Whipped Boston Gets One-Day Sun Break Before Columbus Day
Boston gets a clean, sunny Friday, but the wind will make the 67-degree high feel like a proper October reset. The city then gets its best outdoor window Saturday before rain moves in Sunday night and exits by Monday morning. Afternoon Winds Pick Up. The National Weather Service Boston/Norton office...
Martha's Vineyard Times
A response to ‘An Island inundated’
After reading your story about issues dealing with flooding in Five Corners and elsewhere (“An Island inundated,” Oct. 1), I thought I would extend and sharpen my comments from last week. It appears from your reporting that nothing much is being done about current flooding because any proposed...