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Boston Weather: Winds and rain to ramp up overnight into Monday morning – NECN - Vimarsana News

Boston Weather: Winds and rain to ramp up overnight into Monday morning – NECN

We saw a cold start to the day, but temperatures will recover nicely this afternoon with highs mostly in the 40s southern New England, few 30s far north thanks...

Source: necn.com
Boston Weather Forecast: Mild Temperatures on Sunday Before a Wintry Week – NECN - Vimarsana News

Boston Weather Forecast: Mild Temperatures on Sunday Before a Wintry Week – NECN

Our temperatures will dip on the second half of next week and we’re looking to experience the risk of freezing rain, sleet & possible snow across New England.

Source: necn.com
Mass. Weather Forecast Has Showers, Then Severe Storms Possible Thursday and Friday – NECN - Vimarsana News

Mass. Weather Forecast Has Showers, Then Severe Storms Possible Thursday and Friday – NECN

We’re dealing with another very warm day across much of New England, with the warmest temperatures confined to inland locations as a weak sea breeze develops...

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New England Weather: Severe Weather Possible Monday – NECN - Vimarsana News

New England Weather: Severe Weather Possible Monday – NECN

Low pressure will track through the region Monday into tonight, providing much of the area with a beneficial rainfall – but it will come with a cost, as we...

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FIRST ALERT: Isolated Storms Sunday; Severe Weather Possible Monday - Vimarsana News

FIRST ALERT: Isolated Storms Sunday; Severe Weather Possible Monday

Breezy, warm, and humid conditions will be with us Sunday evening with a few isolated showers and thunderstorms. Most will remain dry, but keep a close eye to...

Source: necn.com