Snow Coming Wednesday, Thursday – Not A Blockbuster
The mid-day weather models are in and here is the latest on the next snow storm. We continue to believe that this will not be a blockbuster event.
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The mid-day weather models are in and here is the latest on the next snow storm. We continue to believe that this will not be a blockbuster event.
The forecast models seem to be coming into a bit more of an agreement on a nor'easter event for all of southern New England Wednesday night into Thursday.
Another big weather story is now emerging. A frigid, Arctic air mass straight from northern Canada will plunge southward this weekend.
The storm is playing out as forecast, we still expect this to be a very quick moving storm, done and out of here by midday.
Get ready for one more messy commute this week. Snow will begin to fall between 3 and 5 a.m. Friday and quickly taper off between noon and 2.
The parade of storms continues. Next up, a quick shot of rain and snow this afternoon and evening.
Conditions are not going to improve much during the day today, in fact they will likely get worse for areas north and west of Boston.
Up until now, this winter has been all about the snow. No rain-snow line or ice concerns for our two blizzards. That all changes Tuesday.
A very powerful nor'easter produced treacherous conditions across all of southern New England Wednesday.
Here we go! Nor'easter 2011 is taking shape and now is nearly a lock for Wednesday.
The first Nor'easter of 2011 appears to be on its way to New England.
We are now tracking a second round of snowfall which may affect our region Saturday night.
Expect sopme snow Friday night into Saturday. The question is - how much?
Lots going on over the next 24 hours in our skies, thought you may be interested to take a look...
18.2 inches…The official tally at Boston's Logan Airport.
Gov. Deval Patrick has declared a state of emergency on Sunday as a major storm begins to dump snow on Massachusetts.
Expect some snow tonight, a clear Christmas, and then a possible storm Sunday.
It is a very rare event to get a full moon and a total lunar eclipse on the first day of winter.
A few times each year you will see the WBZ Weather Team talking about how and when you can see a meteor shower.
It is far from a blockbuster storm, in fact I wouldn't even call it a storm at all, but most folks in Southern New England will wake up Saturday morning to a dusting of snow on their cars and grass, marking the first measurable snow since March 1st!
We all know the saying "Once in a Blue Moon"...well typically when we refer to a blue moon it implies the second full moon in the same month
