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What a difference a day makes! Whether you were walking, driving or taking the T on Wednesday, the combination of the heavy rain and strong winds made it tough to navigate through the city — just ask the drivers who pushed through a flooded tunnel in Boston. In fact, Wednesday became the rainiest day of the year in Boston! We...

Breezy winds will take us into the weekend, and the chill will stick around.

After record rainfall Wednesday, we’re chilly and breezy today. It will be colder for the weekend, and we’re tracking more rain early next week.

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Following record-setting rainfall in parts of New England, the winter air will settle in for the next few days.

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The rain is moving out, but Thursday will still be windy. Watch the video to see what else to expect.

Some parts of New England will get 2-3 inches of badly needed rain over the next few days, but there will be plenty of sun out, too.

Copious rain is falling Wednesday night across Boston and the rest of Massachusetts — in fact, much of New England is under a flood watch. Here are the latest conditions for evening travel.

Expect impacts to your commute and possible power outages.
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Expect impacts to your commute and possible power outages.

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Heavy wind and intense rain will impact New England Wednesday. Watch the video to see what to expect.

Temperatures will jump to the 60s for some of us in New England Wednesday as a strong storm moves through, followed by a cold weekend that will barely top freezing.