Tsarnaev Trial Delayed By Groundhog Day Nor'easter In Boston
Jury selection in the trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been postponed due to a Nor'easter on Groundhog Day.
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Jury selection in the trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been postponed due to a Nor'easter on Groundhog Day.
Another major winter storm is headed for New England.
With a potentially historic snowstorm on the horizon, Scituate residents are taking precautions.
There is a chance we could be in for an historic, epic, blockbuster nor'easter Monday into Tuesday.
It won't be a blockbuster storm by New England standards, but it WILL be the biggest event of the season thus far for many folks, especially north and west of Boston.
The storm that brought several inches of rain to some portions of Massachusetts is winding down, but its punch is still being felt by some commuters.
This week's storm will be more wet than white for most of us.
While not a blockbuster storm, this one is sure to add a little extra stress to holiday travel plans.
Summer will feel like a distant memory after this weekend's cold, windy and rainy Nor'easter.
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Torrential downpours overnight left deep puddles of standing water on many Massachusetts roads, prompting closures, and making for a slow morning commute.
The first nor'easter of the season battered the north shore of Massachusetts Thursday.
High winds from a nor'easter brought down trees and knocked out power to thousands of residents in Eastern Massachusetts.
During the next 24-to-48 hours we are in for a whole lot of rain with a side dish of strong northeast winds.
The snow has arrived on schedule, it is going to be a messy morning commute over southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and the Islands.
Here is what you should expect, inch-by-inch, hour-by-hour.
There is a storm in the works and it has the potential to be major, perhaps even historic, IF it is steered closer to New England Tuesday night into Wednesday.
In just the next 24 hours, most of you will see rain, ice, snow, street flooding and strong winds. It sounds like a classic springtime storm in New England!
Mother Nature is about to serve up a classic taste of March in New England this week, complete with all the fixings - rain, snow, warmth and cold, all in the next few days.
Here is the latest timeline for the storm, inch-by-inch, drop-by-drop.
So it looks like a 3-commute nightmare - beginning during the Thursday morning commute, peaking during the Thursday evening commute and ending just before the Friday morning drive.
If the snow does arrive mid-morning on Thursday as we expect, this could be a situation where schools are forced to let out early in the middle of some very heavy snow.
It is much too early to project where this rain-snow line will setup and who will stay all snow, but, those areas that do not mix with rain could easily see 6-to-12 inches of snow or more.
