Schools
Acton-Boxborugh Graduation Postponed Until Sunday
Tropical Storm Andrea expected to affect the area over the next two days.

Although the first drops of the hurricane season's first tropical storm have yet to fall on Acton, the storm is already affecting the area.
Acton-Boxborough Regional High School announced earlier today it has postponed tomorrow's graduation ceremonies until Sunday at 3 p.m. at Leary Field.
Seniors are asked to be at the field by 2 p.m.
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Tropical Storm Andrea is expected to make landfall in Florida today before speeding up the coast to New England on Friday.
Andrea is bringing tropical downpours and lightning to the Gulf region though the winds are not packing much of a punch at this point, according to Channel 7 meteorologist Pete Bouchard.
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The current forecast shows Andrea hitting the Boston area from Friday afternoon to Saturday morning. Southern New England could get up to three inches of rain out of Andrea.
“I'm thinking that this early in the season, Andrea will lose much of her (wind) punch as she travels outside her comfort zone (that being the warm waters of the Gulf). That leaves the rain as the biggest threat to New England. That's when we start to squirm a bit. A track like the one shown would put most of the heavy rain offshore, sparing us a 1-3" deluge. My current thinking is to nudge this a bit farther west, putting us in the hot zone for tropical downpours. That said, this is hardly the last word on the track and rainfall forecast,” Bouchard wrote in his weather blog.
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