A little after 8, Gary C. called up a Boston weather map on his Storm Radar app and got a map that Dick Albert would've loved. Rogers noticed it, too.

Oh hi there Ernesto ... coming for a visit? I see you tracking to the east of us so you can mess up our currants and bring out all the surfers this weekend.

Of course this means that with so many storms expected in the next couple of months, some of your friends may also come visit us and trash the place.

National Weather Service forecasters are saying that Tropical Storm Debby's track has shifted more to the north and west, so the impact on the Boston area will probably Friday into Saturday will probably be relatively minimal: "It appears the threat for significant flooding has shifted west of the region."

Mark Smith watched the storm clouds roll in over Roslindale Square this afternoon (the Municipal Building and the Greater Roslindale medical clinic building in the lower left).

The Supreme Judicial Court ruled today that if it had its way, it would rule in favor of collapsing Steward Health Care System and its property-owning spinoff MPT in a case involving the amount of insurance money they should get for rebuilding Norwood Hospital, destroyed by flooding in 2020. Read more.

Matt Frank reports that people flocked to the East Boston waterfront this evening to take in the sunset over downtown.

Where's Johnny when you need him? All of Greater Boston is under a tornado watch until 8 p.m.

NWS Boston live radar.

Mayor Wu has declared a heat emergency in Boston for Tuesday through Thursday, with the heat index (actual temperature plus humidity) possibly going above 100 during the day. Read more.

Louise Miller watched the ominous clouds moving over Boston around 1:15 p.m.

Boy, it sure rained buckets early this morning, huh? In case you managed to sleep through it all, you could still get a feel for just how much rain fell inside Ruggles station, where Handmaid captured some of the many fine barrels the T put in to capture all that water inside the station.