Weather

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A pedestrian crossed Huntington Street in Boston.

SNOW SLIDER4 Boston, MA - 03/14/17 - The driver of an MBTA 47 bus gets out after the bus became stuck on the corner of Mountfort and St. Mary's Street during heavy snowfall in Boston. (Lane Turner/Globe Staff) Reporter: () Topic: (15storm)

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Driver of an MBTA 47 bus got out after the bus became stuck on the corner.

SNOW SLIDER3 BOSTON, MA - 3/14/2017: A REAL PATRIOT....woman holds onto her hat at Court Street Boston.... A March snowstorm hits the Boston area (David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 15storm

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A woman held onto her hat.

SNOW SLIDER3 SNOW SLIDER3 Boston Ma 03/14/2017 A lone women makes her way in Boston's South End neighborhood during storm. Boston Winter Storm Coverage. Jonathan Wiggs /GlobeStaff) Reporter:Topic

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A woman made her way through a street in Boston.

SNOW SLIDER 1 Brookline, MA - 03/14/17 - A pedestrian passes in front of the Arcade Building during heavy snowfall in Coolidge Corner. (Lane Turner/Globe Staff) Reporter: () Topic: (15storm)

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A pedestrian passed in front of the Arcade Building.

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A gust of wind hits an umbrella in Copley Square.

SNOW SLIDER3 BOSTON, MA - 3/14/2017: TRAVELERS in the thick of it make their way along Congress Street. A March snowstorm hits the Boston area (David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 15storm

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Travelers in Boston.

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"I got rid of my brush because I thought we were done with snow for the year," said Nebi Gunasti as he wiped snow from his car.

SNOW SLIDER3 Worcester, Ma., 03/14/17, A man tried to help a woman's whose car was not doing well in the snow in downtown Worcester. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

A man pushed a car in the snow.

SNOW SLIDER2 Cambridge, MA - 3/14/2017 - Frank Odette pushes his bike through the snow near Kendall Square in Cambridge, MA, March 14, 2017. (Keith Bedford/Globe Staff)

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Frank Odette pushed his bike through the snow near Kendall Square.

SNOW SLIDER2 Scituate-03/14/2017 Malin Agostino from Scituate holds on to her daughter Lily as they came to look at the waves crashing on to the breakwater in Scitutae Harbor, as strong winds blew the snow sideways.John Tlumacki/Globe staff(metro)

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Malin Agostino held on to her daughter to look at the waves in Scituate Harbor.

SNOW SLIDER4 Scituate-03/14/2017 A truck plows through naearly two feet of water flooding Oceanside Drive along the Scituate Waterfront. John Tlumacki/Globe staff(metro)

John Tlumacki/globe staff

A truck plowed through nearly two-feet of water in Scituate.

SNOW SLIDER4 Cambridge, MA - 3/14/2017 - Bikes sit covered in snow in Cambridge, MA, March 14, 2017. (Keith Bedford/Globe Staff)

Bikes sat covered in snow,

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A man with a shovel walked in near-white out conditions in Worcester.

Storm sweeps through Mass., leaving thousands without power

Parts of Massachusetts met blizzard criteria and nearly 70,000 were left without power as a nor?easter pounded the region Tuesday.

What you need to know about today's winter storm

? Weather warnings in effect until 6 p.m.

? Roads could become icy as temperatures drop

? Boston Public Schools closed Wednesday

? Boston snow emergency to be lifted at 7 a.m. Wednesday

Map: Snow totals in your area

See a map that shows snow totals in your area and elsewhere in New England.

Live updates: Leaning utility poles close Plum Island Turnpike

Follow weather updates, alerts, and more coverage as the storm batters Massachusetts.

Map: Power outages in Massachusetts

Power outages are beginning to spike around the state as wind and snow take down power lines.

Courtesy of MassDOT

Harrowing Zakim Bridge tractor-trailer spinout caught on camera

The vehicle came to a stop after crossing all traffic lanes, but both the tractor and its trailer were upright following the skid.

Snow Day Diversions

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Interactive game

Do you have what it takes to park in Boston after a snowstorm?

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Four-star movies you can stream today

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Girl, 16, dies in N.H. crash on snowy road

The girl lost control of her car on a snowy road and crashed into a tree Tuesday morning in New Hampshire.

15snowpolitics - Governor Charlie Baker speaks Tuesday at a news conference about snow at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highway Operations Center in Boston. (Joshua Miller/Globe Staff) — Joshua Miller/Globe Staff

Lights! Camera! Nor?easter!

Like all theatrical stars, governors at storm news conferences could be praised for their steady performances ? or criticized for pushing the drama too far.

The Trump administration

Evan Horowitz | Quick Study

Are you ignoring the GOP health plan because you?re covered at work? You shouldn?t.

Millions of higher-income Americans who get insurance through their employers would join the ranks of the uninsured under the Republican health care plan.

Trump Today: ?When should Americans trust the president??

White House spokesman Sean Spicer had an epic, tense exchange at Monday?s media briefing with NBC?s Peter Alexander.

Ground Game

Democrats wear the ?Party of No? label proudly

Politically, ?no? is an easy organizing principle. It is certainly easier than getting more people to say yes.

Names

Eve Ensler, Diane Paulus to bring ART show to New York

The Manhattan Theatre Club will be producing the play next year.

Patriots

Chad Finn

The new Patriots are great, but there?s still unfinished business

The Patriots started the offseason with a splash, but there are a few other details to tie up before the job is done.

Talking Points

Bracing for an Eversource rate hike, the attraction of Editas, and more

A roundup of Tuesday?s business news.

PETA offers $5,000 reward for information on Cape loon shootings

The birds are protected under the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

Munch Madness

What are your favorite Boston-area restaurants?

Vote in our March Madness- style bracket to pick the most universally loved local place to eat.

Opinion & Ideas

JEFF JACOBY

Why are climate-change models so flawed? Because climate science is so incomplete

The EPA?s new director got it right: We don?t yet know ?with precision? what drives climate change.

Newsletters

Address: The week in real estate

Our weekly digest on buying, selling, and design, with expert advice and insider neighborhood knowledge.

Special reports

SPOTLIGHT FOLLOW-UP

Star surgeon is scrutinized on concurrent procedures

New York authorities are probing how a famed prostate specialist manages his vast patient load.

Investigations

Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about

If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.

STAT

In a West African village, a revolutionary genetic experiment is on its way ? if residents agree to it

Burkina Faso may be the first place in the world to release an animal bearing a ?gene drive.?

Globe must-reads

WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 13: US President Donald J. Trump (C) attends a meeting on healthcare with opponents of the Affordable Care Act, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on March 13, 2017. The House Republicans' bill known as the 'American Health Care Act', which is intended to replace the Affordable Care Act and endorsed by President Trump, has faced criticism from both Republicans and Democrats. (Photo by Michael Reynolds-Pool/Getty Images)

24 million could lose insurance, report says

Dyer Brown, an architectural firm, has designed cubbies as workspaces for the Boston offices of Criteo, a tech company. The cubbies, they say, promote focus and creativity while providing an alternative to a traditional desk or office. (Darrin Hunter/Dyer Brown Architects via AP)

A cozy pink cubby for your office

Connections | Magazine

Putting the baby sitter years behind us is bittersweet

Light snow fell in Copley Square this morning.

Fast Forward: Hunker down and eat

KEVIN CULLEN

The soullessness of the machine

The UMass trustees have decided to reduce the authority of J. Keith Motley as chancellor of the Boston campus.

UMass Boston chancellor?s authority diluted amid campus financial woes

MBTA mechanics protested efforts to privatize the agency Monday. The T says it could save $27.6 million by privatizing some bus garages.

MBTA could cut weekend commuter rail service

The sunrise behind the skyline of Washington turns the sky red on the first day of daylight saving time.

As daylight savings starts, some ask: Why fall back at all?

Senator Elizabeth Warren greeted patients Seana Harris and three-month-old Slater Sundquist during her visit to the Manet Community Health Center on Monday in Quincy.

Trump is ?failing? as president, Warren says

Dan Magoon said he would resume his ceremonial leadership role in the South Boston St. Patrick?s Day Parade.

Chief marshal rejoins South Boston parade

The home on Clinton Road in Brookline where two elderly sisters, Lynda and Sheryl Waldman, lived.

Tragic story of two Brookline sisters touched many

Representative Steve King of Iowa in 2014.

Rep.: Civilization can?t be restored with ?somebody else?s babies?

Sports

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New England Patriots defensive back Malcolm Butler during an NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. Monday, Dec. 12, 2016. (Winslow Townson/AP Images for Panini)

Malcolm Butler schedules a visit with Saints

The restricted free agent can talk to other teams, but the Patriots have the right to match any offer.

Metro

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epa05846681 US Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Tom Price (L) and Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Mick Mulvaney (R) deliver remarks to members of the news media regarding the release of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office's report on the projected cost and effect of the Republican bill, called the American Health Care Act, at the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 13 March 2017. EPA/MICHAEL REYNOLDS

Would Mass. residents lose health coverage under GOP plan? Yes.

About 300,000 people would lose coverage in Massachusetts by 2026, an advocacy group estimated.

Politics

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Hugo, 22, a Guatemalan immigrant worker, spread lime while preparing fresh bedding for the cows at Stein Family Farms in Caledonia, N.Y.

Amid Trump?s immigration crackdown, there?s fear on farms

Migrant labor is essential to the dairy farmers in Western New York, where workers are afraid to go shopping because they worry about being apprehended.