Tim watched the car being winched out of the river.
All the occupants removed safely from the waterlogged car off Western Avenue around 11:30 a.m., State Police report.
Mike Moura photographed the scene from the other side, as State Police and a tow truck prepared to remove the car from the river:
Tom Richardson spotted some human-powered boats in the locks at the Charles River Dam today.
JB Parrett watched a goose come in for a landing at sunset in the Charles River off the Esplanade tonight.
Brian MacLean, meanwhile, watched the sun go down over Scituate Light yesterday:
Copyright JB Parrett and Brian MacLean, respectively. The second photo also posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
Roving UHub photographer Siobhan Coyne captured the scene yesterday along the Charles from Cutler Park in Needham.
Hedge and some rowers had the Charles River to themselves this morning.
The windsurfer now realizes you were right and apologizes for cursing you out.
Firefighters from both sides of the Charles and State Police converged on the Charles River near the Longfellow Bridge after a person was spotted jumping off the bridge around 8:25 p.m.
The Boston Fire Department reported around 10:50 p.m. that Cambridge firefighters recovered the person's body.
JB Parrett photographs the Zakim Bridge from under the Green Line viaduct across the Charles.
JB Parrett watched the post-storm sunset tonight.
Earlier:
Blue clouds, golden sunset.
Jared Wickerham watched the sun set over the water in Chelsea this evening (also see his photo of the Chelsea Yacht Club).
JB Parrett, meanwhile, was also watching the sun go down, but in Boston, from Community Boating on the Esplanade:
Julio Salado watched the sun come up over Kendall Square this morning:
Unmerited gift to practice Tai Chi Chuan on the Charles River docks to the rhythm of the universe.
JB Parrett shows us the MIT Sailing Center with threatening clouds overhead.
Pete Bouchard asks if he can be serious for a moment:
We ain't messing around today folks. Atmos. is ripe and loaded. Any storms that fire could cause wind damage & flash flooding. #eye2thesky
The lawn in front of the Hatch Shell doesn't open until 5 p.m. for tonight's Fourth Third festivities, but Leslee spotted people lining up this morning to get in at the stroke of 5.
Posted under this Creative Commons license and in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
WCVB reports State Police recovered body parts from the Charles River around 10:40 a.m. The station didn't say where, but Andrea Karis reported an apparent search near Western Avenue.
Marisssa Breton captured the sky over the Charles around 4:50 p.m., right before it was deluged.
JGD spotted an occupied hammock by the Charles late yesterday afternoon.
It might have been a remnant from a more organized hammock hang.
Leslee captured an MIT alumnus crossing the Mass. Ave. Bridge yesterday.
Posted under this Creative Commons license and in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
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