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Table-style 7-day forecast showing daily high temperatures, weather types, and percent chance of precipitation for Massachusetts and nearby New England cities (coastal and inland locations). (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Temperatures return to more typical levels for late April through the weekend. ☂️Showers overnight into Wed AM, some wet snow in the hills but little if any accumulation. 🌩️Scattered storms Thu with small hail, especially in eastern MA. 🌥️Drying out this… [Link] #MaWX

Weather graphic: a regional map of southern New England showing high temps today (roughly 45–53°F). Left panel notes "Mainly Sunny" and tonight lows 32–37°F. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): ☀️Mainly sunny skies today with temperatures in the mid 40s to low 50s. ☁️🌧️Increasing clouds tonight with showers arriving from west to east early Wednesday morning. [Link] #MaWX

Four-day forecast graphic (Tue–Fri) from NWS Boston, MA showing icons and temps: Tue/Thu/Fri partly cloudy, Wed scattered showers; highs ~45–65°F, lows ~32–42°F. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Weather Outlook: ⛅Tuesday: Dry & mainly sunny. Seasonably cool. 🌧️Wednesday: Scattered showers. Seasonably cool. ⛅Thursday/Friday: Trending warmer. Breezy Thursday. [Link] #MaWX

Map forecast showing Patriot’s Day high temperatures mostly in the 40s–50s across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and southern New Hampshire, with a low (~20%) chance of scattered afternoon showers mainly south coast/eastern MA. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Cool and raw start to the week. Temperatures in the 30s early climb to the upper 40s to low 50s by early afternoon. Light west winds and a 20 percent chance of showers. [Link] #MaWX

Map of Massachusetts and southern New England showing Monday high temperatures and rain chances (light green shading) with inset: scattered showers, west winds 5–10 mph. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Cool and raw start to the week. Temperatures in the 30s early climb to the upper 40s to low 50s by early afternoon. Light west winds and a 20-30 percent of showers. [Link] #MaWX

Slide-style precipitation forecast showing bulleted key messages and a table of hourly probability of precipitation (%) for Boston-area and nearby southern New England locations through Tuesday. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Widespread rain showers today. Some embedded thunderstorms are also possible this afternoon. Rain should clear by tonight as the front pushes through, replaced by gusty NW winds. Some scattered showers are possible again Monday afternoon. [Link] #MaWX

NWS 5-day temperature forecast for the Boston area showing a city-by-city temperature grid and a daily line chart; key messages: cooler-than-normal early, warming to upper 50s/low 60s mid–late week. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Cooler than normal conditions continue this weekend and early this week before we warm back into the upper 50s and low 60s mid to late week. [Link] #MaWX

NWS slide showing a temperature map of New England and nearby states with key messages: cooler today, morning fog to burn off, persistent cloud cover expected; highs generally in the 40s–60s. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Cooler overall today with highs ranging in the 40s and 60s, with the warmer range of temperatures further inland. Areas of fog expected to burn off as the morning goes on. Persistent stratus overhead today, though conditions should remain dry. [Link] #MaWX

Flyer announcing South Kingstown, RI SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training (April 21, 2026, 6–8 PM) at Union Fire District, listing class topics to be covered and registration info. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

Infographic map of Massachusetts and nearby CT/RI showing numbered SKYWARN weather spotter class locations, dates and venues for 2026, plus a QR code and registration URL. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Next week is our first of two Rhode Island SKYWARN Storm Spotter classes! Sign up to come see us on Tuesday in South Kingstown at weather.gov/boston/skywarn [Link] #MaWX

Table-style 3-day precipitation forecast showing percent chance of rain by time for Boston and southern New England (4/18–4/20), noting widespread Sunday rain into Monday. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Some lingering showers and thunderstorms today give way to a dry, but cooler Saturday. Showers return Sunday into the overnight period with a cold front moving across SNE. Secondary round of light rain showers possible Monday afternoon. [Link] #MaWX

Slide with key messages and a colored temperature/map graphic of southern New England (CT, RI, MA, Long Island) showing cooler readings and scattered afternoon showers with a few thunderstorms possible. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Today will be cooler in the interior, though highs there will still climb into the 70s. Towards the coast, 50s and 60s are expected. Scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm or two may develop later this afternoon. [Link] #MaWX

Map graphic showing Friday high temperatures across Massachusetts and nearby CT/RI/NH, mostly mid-60s to mid-70s with sun/cloud icons and cooler readings along the coast. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Friday will be cooler in the interior, but temperatures will still be well above normal with highs mostly in the 70s, except 60s along the immediate coast. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will develop and move across the region. [Link] #MaWX

NWS map threat assessment showing isolated severe storms possible Thu PM for southern New England (eastern MA, RI, CT), marginal-to-slight risk 4–10 PM with damaging wind and hail. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible between 4 PM and 10 PM today, primarily in NW MA. The greatest risk remains further northwest. Damaging winds may down trees and powerlines. Damaging hail can also not be ruled out with any storms that may turn seve… [Link] #MaWX

National Weather Service map and threat panel showing isolated severe storms possible Wednesday evening across southern New England (CT, RI, MA), highest local risk 1, timing 6–10 PM. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible between 6 PM and 10 PM today across CT, RI, and in MA along and south of I-90. Damaging winds may down trees and powerlines. [Link] #MaWX

Map graphic showing isolated severe storms possible Wednesday evening across southern New England (CT, RI, MA, Long Island); timing 6–10 PM, primary threat damaging winds, secondary hail/heavy rain. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible between 6 PM and 10 PM today across CT, RI, and in MA along and south of I-90. Damaging winds may down trees and powerlines. [Link] #MaWX

Map-style graphic of New England with numbered markers and a connected timeline listing 2026 SKYWARN Weather Spotter class dates and local venues across MA, RI, CT and nearby towns; includes registration QR/link. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): If you're near Easthampton, MA we've got a few more spots in our Skywarn Storm Spotter class tonight! For those near Fitchburg, come join us on Thursday! 📍Classes are FREE & open to the public. Our first class is… [Link] #MaWX

NWS threat assessment map showing isolated severe storms risk (Highest Local Risk 2; timing 2–8 PM) across southern New England — Connecticut, Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts — Apr 14, 2026. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible between 2 PM and 8 PM Tuesday across northwest CT/MA. Damaging winds may down trees and powerlines. Storms will weaken as they track into RI and eastern MA. [Link] #MaWX

Map-based threat assessment from the NWS showing isolated severe storms possible Tuesday across southern New England (CT, RI, MA, SE NH); marginal risk level 1, 2–10 PM, main threats damaging wind and hail. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Isolated Severe Weather Risk Across Western MA Tue] Summerlike warmth will result in the risk for a few showers and t-storms Tue afternoon and evening. There will be an isolated severe weather risk across western MA Tue PM with the main risk… [Link] #MaWX

National Weather Service forecast map of southern New England showing considerable cloudiness and milder, breezy conditions. It notes 20% rain chance in parts of MA/RI and a "Windy" icon over Cape Cod. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Today] Considerable cloudiness, quite breezy, and much milder today with nothing more than a few brief spot showers. High temperatures will mainly be in the 70s...But cooler upper 50s and 60s near the immediate south coast, Cape and Islands. [Link] #MaWX

National Weather Service map showing forecast low temperatures tonight across southern New England—mostly low 40s with teal/green shading over MA, CT, RI and parts of NY, NH, VT. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Increasing clouds, with a risk for showers, mainly towards northern New England. Only a few hundredths expected at most. Persistent south winds will keep temperatures mainly in the lower to mid 40s, about 5-10 degrees above normal. [Link] #MaWX

Weather map of southern New England showing morning sunshine with increasing mid‑to‑high clouds later; surface temperatures mostly in the 50s and light southerly winds across MA, RI, CT and nearby islands. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Today] Sunny skies this morning will give way to some increasing mid and high clouds later today. Highs will be in the 50s to near 60...But upper 40s to the lower 50s along portions of the immediate coast. Winds will become light from a southerly… [Link] #MaWX

7‑day precipitation forecast map for the Northeast U.S., showing light–moderate rains across upstate NY and northern New England, with drier conditions in CT/RI and southeast Massachusetts. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Dry weather this weekend continues into much of next week, with any shower activity next week isolated and brief, hence not yielding much if any rainfall across CT, RI and MA. [Link] #MaWX

Photo of the Massachusetts State House beside an NWS Boston "Weekend Outlook" panel showing Saturday: Sunny & Breezy 55–62°F and Sunday: Sun & Clouds 48–59°F. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [This Weekend] Sunny & breezy today with highs in the middle 50s to the lower 60s. Dry & chilly tonight with lows in the middle to upper 20s in the outlying locations & 30s elsewhere. Sunshine gives way to clouds Sunday with highs in the middle-upper 50s,… [Link] #MaWX

National Weather Service Boston weekend outlook graphic showing tonight: rain showers 42–48°F; Saturday: sunny 55–62°F; Sunday: sun & clouds 52–58°F. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): A brief round of light rain moves through overnight, but a quiet and comfortable weekend is ahead! Tonight: Light rain chances highest inland, lower toward the coast. Saturday: Breezy with plenty of sunshine. Sunday: Increasing clouds, cooler, staying… [Link] #MaWX

National Weather Service regional 4-day forecast graphic showing mostly sunny to partly sunny conditions Saturday–Tuesday with highs about 56–80°F and lows 32–58°F, over a tulip-field photo. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Pleasant weather continues this weekend followed by a warming trend next week. Also, very little rainfall is expected through this time period. [Link] #MaWX

NWS Boston/Norton infographic titled "Cold Water Safety Awareness Week — Day 5" listing cold-water immersion safety tips and showing rescuers tending to a person on a blue tarp. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Cold Water Safety Week] If you're headed out on the water this Spring, remember to dress for the water temperature, not the air temperature! Check the weather and water temp before you go out. If water is too cold, consider changing plans. https://w2.weather… [Link] #MaWX

NWS forecast map of southern New England (Boston area) showing mostly sunny, breezy and milder conditions with coastal temps around 50°F and warmer inland. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Today] Mostly sunny, breezy and even milder today with highs mainly in the 60s to perhaps near 70 in a few spots. Much cooler though near the immediate south coast with gusty southwest winds holding highs in the lower to middle 50s. [Link] #MaWX

Map graphic from the NWS showing forecast high temperatures for Friday across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and nearby coastal islands, shaded to indicate mainly the 50s–60s °F. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): Sunshine and mild temperatures expected Friday. Highs will reach the mid-upper 60s, except holding in the 50s near the south coast where SW winds will gusts to 25 mph at times. [Link] #MaWX

Informational slide from NWS Boston/Norton on hypothermia risk in water below 70°F, showing bullet points (core temp <95°F, loss of dexterity, confusion, short survival) and a photo of kayakers. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Cold Water Safety Week] Being in water below 70 F can cause loss of dexterity and motor control. Always wear a life jacket! See more safety tips at https://weather.gov/safety/coldwater [Link] #MaWX

Map-based forecast for Massachusetts and nearby New England showing a large sun icon and "breezy" flag, with highs mainly in the 50s inland and upper 40s along the coast. (Alt text by OpenAI GPT 5 Mini)

NWS Boston (via Facebook): [Today] After a cold start early this morning...temperatures will rebound nicely by afternoon. Sunny and becoming breezy this afternoon with highs well into the 50s to near 60 in most locations...But cooler upper 40s/lower 50s near the south coast. [Link] #MaWX