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Tropical Storm Elsa expected to lash region with high winds, heavy rain Martin Finucane © Thomas Simonetti Beachgoers walked on Treasure Island after Tropical Storm Elsa made its way through the Tampa Bay area on Wednesday. As Tropical Storm Elsa took aim at New England, communities on the South Shore and Cape Cod raced to keep ahead of the storm that forecasters say will bring high winds, flash flooding, rough surf, and several inches of rain to parts of Massachusetts. Beaches were closed and residents were urged to take precautions as the powerful storm moved north along ...

Thunderstorms roll through Mass., power lines and trees down across state A woman used an umbrella to protect herself from the rain in the Seaport. By Maria Elena Little Endara, Andrew Stanton, The Boston Globe July 6, 2021 1 A thunderstorm brought winds as high as 42 miles per hour through Boston Tuesday evening and left power lines and trees down across the state, according to the National Weather Service. Most of the damage was north of Boston or in Western Massachusetts, according to the National Weather Service’s storm damage map. More than  2,471 custom...

Boston heat hits 100 degrees for the first time since 2011, breaking daily record The storms are finally breaking this truly historic heat wave. Heat wave in Boston, the place to be was on the waterfront in East Boston to cool off. (David L Ryan/Globe Staff ) Email Though a break is finally coming, it’s been a week of record high temperatures in the Boston area. On Wednesday, Boston hit 100 degrees for the first time since July 22, 2011, National Weather Service Boston meteorologist Bill Simpson told Boston.com. June 30 also broke the previous daily record of 95 degrees set back in 1945. ...

As I donned my PPE (personal protective equipment), I glanced into the patient’s room and immediately checked to make sure I was in the right room.

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