Snow, Ice, Rain In Saturday Night Forecast
It won't be a major storm, it isn't a nor'easter, but just enough to make for tricky travel and a bit of a mess on Saturday night.
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It won't be a major storm, it isn't a nor'easter, but just enough to make for tricky travel and a bit of a mess on Saturday night.
So, what's the deal? Where's the snow?
Not a fan of the cold and snow? This is going to be your Christmas!
This week's storm will be more wet than white for most of us.
We are projecting snowfall as much as 10-20 inches above the average for much of the region. This equates to a range of 55-65 inches in Boston.
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What if you got stranded in the woods? Would you have what it takes to survive?
We asked our viewers and readers to submit their most memorable winter storms in New England.
New England is home to some of the country's coziest inns.
The heaviest precipitation will come between 4 and 10 p.m.
The major hubs all along the East Coast will be severely impacted by this untimely coastal storm.
Heavy snow and bad timing will create a Thanksgiving travel headache.
Confidence is growing that a significant coastal storm is going to ride up the east coast on the busiest travel day of the year, likely causing major travel disruption.
Like it or not, the holiday travel season has arrived and there is only one thing that can really foul up a trip home to see mom… the weather.
The first official driving test of the season for New England drivers comes Friday morning, courtesy Mother Nature.
Summer will feel like a distant memory after this weekend's cold, windy and rainy Nor'easter.
A roller coaster week of weather is ahead with a temperature surge followed by a frigid weekend with possible snowflakes.
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.
Hurricane Arthur is coming this way and will likely pass 50 miles or so east of Nantucket Friday night.
We are now cautiously optimistic that most of the festivities should go off without a hitch (or a storm).
The latest data almost assures us of a washout in most of eastern New England Friday afternoon and night.
Tropical Storm Arthur is forming off the coast of Florida and, as luck would have it, will likely be making its closest pass by southern New England on Friday night, perhaps as a hurricane.
An absolutely terrific forecast for Marathon Monday, whether you're running or spectating it doesn't get much better than this.
The weather forecast remains unchanged for Marathon Monday. Why mess with perfection!
