Flooding

Snow Brings Commute To Crawl, Coastal Concerns Rise

By this evening skies will begin to clear out and winds will be dying down. Consequently, the evening commute won’t be as tough as this morning.

2013/03/08

Countdown ‘Til The End

The storm will slowly wind down this afternoon as the storm departs to our east.

2013/03/08

Late-Winter Storm Sweeps Into New England

A late-winter storm that buried parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic swept into New England on Thursday, bringing snow, rain, strong winds, big waves and fears of coastal flooding.

2013/03/07

Coast To Feel Brunt Of 2-Day Storm

This storm is a long duration event lasting 36-to-48 hours total.

2013/03/07

Winter Storm Has Arrived

This winter storm will mean several things for Southern New England…Heavy, wet snow, heavy rain/mix, damaging winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion.

2013/03/07

This snow plow struck a fire hydrant in Newton, flooding area homes. (Photo Courtesy Courtesy C. Breitrose, Newton.patch.com)

Snow Plow Strikes Hydrant, Flooding Eight Newton Homes

A snow plow struck a fire hydrant early Saturday morning, sending water rushing into area homes.

2013/02/16

One house in Hull was covered in ice after the storm.

Massachusetts’ South Shore Bore The Brunt Of 2013 Blizzard

With flooding, snow fall, and evacuations across the South Shore, the storm proved most dangerous for residents along the coastline.

2013/02/09

Flooded yards in Scituate after the Blizzard of 2013.

Blizzard Flooding Forces Several Evacuations In Salisbury, Quincy

More than 40 people have been evacuated from about a dozen homes along the coast in Salisbury because of flooding that came with a massive snowstorm.

2013/02/09

The water main break at Worcester State. (Photo courtesy: Worcester Telegram and Gazette)

Water Main Break Affects Entire City Of Worcester

There will be a two-hour delay at the Worcester Public Schools on Tuesday due to the water main break.

2012/11/12

A neighborhood destroyed by Hurricane Sandy (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Opinion: Sandy Reminds Us Of The Need For FEMA And That Romney Would Shut It Down

Romney was asked at a presidential debate whether FEMA should be shut down in light of the deficit. Romney replied that FEMA should “absolutely” be shut down. He was asked specifically if that included disaster relief. He replied that it was “immoral” to provide such relief in the face of “larger debts”, emphasizing that “it makes no sense at all” to have such programs.

2012/10/30

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