Police Seeing Too Many Snow-Covered Cars On Road After Blizzard
Drivers pulled over for having too much snow on their vehicle can face a fine of up to $200.
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Drivers pulled over for having too much snow on their vehicle can face a fine of up to $200.
A princess came to the rescue in Boston's South End during Wednesday's blizzard.
The third nor'easter in two weeks hit Massachusetts Tuesday, bringing more than a foot of snow to several communities.
The third nor'easter in ten days sent hundreds of thousands of people back into the dark Tuesday.
Bourne police shared dashcam video of a tree falling just up the road from where one of their cruisers was headed.
Several crashes involving tractor-trailers snarled traffic on the Mass Pike during the blizzard Tuesday.
Not only will this be Boston's biggest snowstorm of the season, but it could challenge the record books for the greatest snowstorm ever recorded in March!
Getting out of New England on Tuesday won't be easy.
As our third nor'easter in less than two weeks envelopes us, I know what you're thinking - what did we do to deserve this?
The third nor'easter in 10 days is on the way.
Mayor Marty Walsh is asking Boston residents to stay off the roads Tuesday ahead of a nor'easter that is expected to dump more than a foot of snow on the city.
There are flooded basements, no electricity, downed trees and no school.
Like most cities and towns that have been ravaged by the last two storms, Andover is busy trying to clean up before Tuesday's snowfall.
More than 224,000 homes and businesses have no electricity as heavy, wet snow pulled down power lines and trees across Massachusetts Thursday.
A Worcester woman's surveillance camera captured a dramatic sight on Wednesday night when a massive tree limb came crashing down.
These Duxbury students were late for school on Thursday. But they had a pretty good excuse.
A major New Hampshire interstate was closed for several hours after heavy snow brought down a pole and wires.
The second nor'easter in less than a week knocked out power to more than 57,000 homes and businesses in Massachusetts Wednesday night.
This will be a significant blow to all of southern New England.
Breaches in the seawall along towns on the South Shore have left numerous neighborhoods surrounded by water before the storm.
Much of New England will feel the impact of a second nor'easter in the last week.
The rain-snow line will have very large consequences and effects from town to town.
This storm will likely end up being the second biggest snow producer for us this winter.
A new nor'easter is on the way for the middle of this week.
We've got ourselves a full-fledged spring nor'easter filled with all kinds of precipitation.
