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Wednesday will feel more like July than late May across the Boston region. Forecasters are calling for a hot, humid day with high temperatures climbing into the 90s in many spots. It will be cooler close to the south coast as well as on Cape Cod and the Islands. Rain and possibly strong to severe thunderstorms could impact the region during the afternoon and evening. Areas well inland will see the highest chances for storms. Daily Local Weather Forecast

May 24, 2021 High 80s all weekend long! I hope you got plenty of time enjoying the great outdoors! My weekend started out in the 413 visiting some friends and their new goats! Meet Idgie, Fred, and Trent! Saturday morning started with an F45 workout in Hadley at the Hampshire Meadows location! SOOO much sweat... totally worth it! Sweat Saturday spent the day poolside with friends! The air was hot, but the water just warm enough for me to go ankle deep. Poolside! Sunday morning I got back to...

An early taste of summer with 90 degree temperatures possible for this weekend Dave Epstein © Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff Carson Beach in South Boston seemed like a good place to relax on a warm day this week. Summer weather is arriving this weekend, whether you’re ready for it or not. I like to think of May as the lead in to summer. In the same way November often brings a taste of winter, May can become quite hot and even humid well before you might expect. This weekend man...

An early taste of summer with 90 degree temperatures possible for this weekend Dave Epstein © Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff Carson Beach in South Boston seemed like a good place to relax on a warm day this week. Summer weather is arriving this weekend, whether you’re ready for it or not. I like to think of May as the lead in to summer. In the same way November often brings a taste of winter, May can become quite hot and even humid well before you might expect. This weekend man...

Here is  Radio Boston rundown for May 11. Tiziana Dearing is our host. After two weeks of testimony in Bostons federal court, jurors now are deciding whether former Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia is guilty of stealing from investors  and extorting tens of thousands of dollars from marijuana businesses looking to operate in the city. Were joined by Ben Berke, the South Coast Bureau reporter for The Publics Radio in Rhode Island, whos been covering the trial since it began. The FDA has cleare...

By Reporter Staff Reporter Staff The Columbia Threadneedle Investments Boston Triathlon will return to the city this summer. The two-day event will once again be staged at Carson Beach, but this year it will be held a month later than usual, on the weekend of Aug. 28-29. The competition is usually held in July, but organizers and state officials have agreed to push it later into the summer to “allow more time for race participants, volunteers, vendors, organizers, and the community to receiv...

Former senator Scott Brown played a pivotal role in bringing back road races next month By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated April 29, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend In 2014, then-US Senate candidate Scott Brown, Dos Equis beer in hand, chatted with a fellow runner after finishing the Cinco de Miles 5k, a Cinco de Mayo-themed road race in Bedford, N.H. Brown quietly arranged a meeting last month between race organizers and Governor Charlie Baker’s point people for the states economic reo...

By Steve Striffler, Special to the Reporter April 1, 2021 Steve Striffler, Special to the Reporter Last September, the real estate developer Accordia Partners LLC submitted plans to the Boston Planning Development Agency (BPDA) to create “Dorchester Bay City” (DBC), a mixed-use project featuring nearly six million square feet of new building –roughly the size of two Empire State Buildings on land located between the JFK/UMass stop, Harbor Point, and Carson Beach. The proposal is a brash a...

March 2, 2021 A howling windstorm that brought upwards of 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts to much of Massachusetts Monday night left behind a trail of havoc, from power outages to downed trees and other damages. In Boston, a seven-story scaffolding set, approximately 200 to 250 feet long, was “dislodged because of the wind” at a construction site on St. Alphonosus Street around 11 p.m., Boston Deputy Fire Chief Pat Nichols told WHDH. “There was a significant amount of debris in the street,”...

Flock to these winter birding hot spots around Boston By Diane Bair and Pamela Wright Globe Correspondent,Updated February 23, 2021, 1:50 p.m. Email to a Friend Snowy owls are occasionally spotted at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge on Plum Island.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff/file A snowy owl sighting in Manhattan’s Central Park nearly shut down New York City last month. Crowds of birders and onlookers showed up to see this avian rarity; the last time the fluffy bird was spotted in...