Boston is getting ready to spend another day Monday in the simmering heat, with the city’s heat emergency extended through Tuesday.
Governor Maura Healey said she’s been briefed on the “heighted threat environment” amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East, writing online that there are no specific threats to Massachusetts at this time.
The extreme heat and humidity comes in full force by Tuesday. Monday morning starts warm and muggy, and by the afternoon, highs soar into the mid 90s inland, and upper 80s at the coast.
Three people were taken to the hospital Sunday night after being shot in a Boston neighborhood near the Dorchester/Roxbury line.
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye married his longtime love Ann Michael Hudson this weekend.
Local reaction has continued to pour in Sunday after the United States intervened in Israel’s war against Iran, bombing three key nuclear sites as part of a surprise overnight attack called “Operation Midnight Hammer.”
The dangerous heat is expected to last for the next three days.
More traffic delays are expected Sunday on parts of the Massachusetts Turnpike as scheduled lane closures continue through Monday morning.
