“Scaffolding Collapses in Boston Due to Strong Winds”
BOSTON – A four-story tall scaffolding structure collapsed in Boston at around 11 a.m. on Friday as powerful winds swept through the Back Bay neighborhood, as reported by the Boston Fire Department. No injuries have been reported so far. Debris from the collapsed scaffolding, including wood and metal, can be seen on top of cars, with the Boston Fire Department working on clearing the area. Additionally, footage from FOX 25 Boston captured another section of scaffolding collapsing later in the morning. Wind gusts in Boston were recorded between 49-55 mph at the time of the incident, although the exact cause of the collapse remains under investigation. These gusty winds are part of the aftermath of a recent storm that affected various regions of the country, bringing severe weather conditions. FOX Weather Meteorologist Michael Estime warned of continued strong winds affecting the region into the evening, potentially causing disruptions to weekend flights. Boston Logan International Airport has already announced flight delays due to the windy conditions, advising travelers to check their flight status. Over 80,000 customers in New England have experienced power outages as of early Friday afternoon. Stay tuned for further updates on this ongoing situation.
Source: Scaffolding collapse in Boston due to 55 mph wind gusts as New England faces strong windstorm.
