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Frigid wind, heavy rain, and even some snow for May's final weekend

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By Tevin Wooten 
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA)
Just when we thought we couldn’t outdo ourselves, our bad and wet spring weekend trend worsens to end the season. A cutoff low is expected to slowly meander across New England tomorrow evening through much of Saturday. When we say cutoff, we mean it’s removed from the mean flow in the atmosphere – thus subject to a slow-to-go nature of departure.
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Spring showers and Mother's Day flowers? Cool and unsettled weekend ahead

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By Tevin Wooten 
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA)
We’re in an unsettled weather pattern heading into Mother’s Day weekend, though the showers won’t be a prominent feature every hour of the day. Clearing skies have already taken over from Thursday’s early morning rain. Most locations picked up between a tenth and half an inch of rain. It was enough to help keep down lawn fertilizer, but not enough to knock back the pollen. Some of the higher pollens are tree and grass pollen. Both stay high into Friday.
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Rooftop green spaces are popping up above Boston — here's how they help

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By Tevin Wooten 
| New England Cable News (NECN)
Between the influx of people, cars, homes and businesses, it comes as no surprise that Boston is running out of space on the ground. It’s also gaining green space upward, which could be part of the key to tackling heat and climate challenges. Dozens of feet above our heads sits a string of urban oases. Vertical vegetation spots are growing in popularity. And while they’re not necessarily new, the tactic is newer to Boston. Stream NBC10 Boston news for free, 24/7, wherever you are.
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