Storm
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.
Coast To Feel Brunt Of 2-Day Storm
This storm is a long duration event lasting 36-to-48 hours total.
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.
Storm To Bring Heavy, Wet Snow Inland, Coastal Concerns
This storm will include a plethora of weather conditions – heavy, wet snow inland, heavy rain for the Cape and Islands, damaging winds, and coastal issues.
Here We Go Again
The coast will be dealing with a rain-mix throughout this storm with heavy, wet snow falling away from the coast.
Midweek Storm To Bring Heavy, Wet Snow
There will be the potential of 6-to-12+ inches of snow, but the question remains ‘where’ that will fall.
Midweek Storm
We are bracing for yet another winter storm including heavy snow, rain, damaging winds, and coastal concerns.
Wednesday Snow Will Be Similar To Sunday Storm
Not only do we have more snow on the way in less than 48 hours, but temperatures following our next snow event are going to be near or below normal for the foreseeable future.
Weekend Storm Looking A Lot Weaker
What looked like such a slam dunk forecast a few days ago has become an absolute head scratcher. Honestly, this storm could end up being a bust.
Rain-Snow Line Challenge In Weekend Storm
It’s a definite that today will be a pleasant winter day with sunshine, lighter winds, and highs flirting with 40F.


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