Heavy, Wet Snow Expected Thursday Morning
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.
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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.
A blanket of snow was falling on Boston Wednesday morning. By the end of the day, 12" fallen in some areas. Here are some of the reports from the storm.
Most areas will get 8-to-12 inches of snow Wednesday and several towns will be reporting 9, 10 and 11-inch amounts.
It will encompass all of New England, dump significant amounts of heavy, wet snow and impact both the morning and evening commutes.
Where Boston and other areas got off lightly, some South Shore communities hit the snow jackpot.
Commuters are getting a double whammy with the winter storm that hit Massachusetts.
As we get deeper into this nor'easter, we are now adjusting the forecast a bit in some areas.
Coastal areas were cleaning up on Saturday after a powerful nor'easter.
The National Guard helped rescue several families after high tide Friday afternoon.
Boston received 15.1" of snow over the span of Thursday and Friday just beating out the old #5 storm.
A storm dropped a blanket of light, powdery snow across the Northeast and ushered in frigid temperatures Friday that were unusual even for cities accustomed to blasts of winter weather.
Here's a look at the coverage from WBZ-TV reporters from around the region.
Blizzard warnings were issued for coastal areas Friday night because of heavy snow and gusty winds.
An intensifying winter storm Thursday shut down the search for a missing 21-year-old Brown University student whose kayak was found drifting this week a few miles off the Massachusetts coast.
Massport says no flights will be going in or out of the airport between 8:30 p.m. Thursday and noon on Friday.
There are icy streets everywhere across Greater Boston after this weekend's snow storm.
Here is an updated timeline and snow total prediction for this weekend's storm.
Here are the snowfall totals from Rob Macedo, the SKYWARN coordinator for the National Weather Service in Taunton.
At this point it doesn't appear like more than in inch or two at worst in those locations.
The forecast is finally coming into focus a bit, but some questions still remain for this weekend.
Here are some common-sense tips on how to stay safe after the storm.
Be prepared for a winter snow storm.
Here are some tips on how to get ready for the storm so you can stay connected, productive, and most importantly, safe.
These totals are from the official measurements at Logan Airport for the top ten storms on record (dating back to 1892) here in Boston.
