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WATCH

Winter Storm Watch in effect for Wednesday...Read Alerts

Mid-Week Snow Set to Hit New England
Posted: February 8 at 6:10 PM

Just days after a record breaking blizzard struck the Mid-Atlantic, but largely missed us, more snow is expected with a new coastal storm. 

Timing: The snow will begin to fly Wednesday morning, likely during the morning commute. The snowfall will then pick up in intensity by mid-day, and will continue right on through the evening hours. The snow will finally taper off during the pre-dawn hours of Thursday. At this point, it looks like the Wednesday evening commute will be the most impacted. 

How Much Snow: This will be a solid moderate snow event for much of Southern New England. 

> Eastern Massachusetts: A widespread 6-9" will fall, with some areas in Southeastern Massachusetts picking up close to a foot. Any mixing with rain will be limited to the Islands.

> Central Massachusetts: Expect 3-6" just outside of I-495 or so, as this area will be a bit further away from the center of the storm which will pass just offshore. 

> Western Massachusetts: Just a light snowfall of 1-3" expected here.

Winds: Winds across Southeastern Massachusetts will become gusty during Wednesday afternoon as well. Expect gusts between 45-55 MPH.

As usual, stay tuned for future updates!


Mid-Atlantic Hit with Blizzard
Posted: February 7 at 8:05 PM

The Mid-Atlantic was hit by a record breaking blizzard this weekend, leaving behind a widespread 25-35" of snow! All aspects of life were paralyzed over the weekend and even into this week as residents slowly dug out.



Weather News
Posted: February 7 at 4:55 PM

Location Description of Event

NATIONAL WEATHER HEADLINES



Washington, DC
February 6

One of the worst snow storms in decades struck the Washington, DC area Friday night into Saturday. Many cities and towns from Washington to Baltimore to Philadelphia picked up 18-30" of snow. Hundreds of thousands of people lost power in the storm, and roads are expected to be impassable until Monday in some spots. Travel was also paralyzed over the weekend because of the storm.

Los Angeles, California
February 7

One to two inches of rain fell in areas just north of Los Angeles this weekend, resulting in several mudslides. The slides occurred in areas that burned in wildfires last year. At least 12 homes were badly damaged by the slides, and 500 residents were evacuated as a precaution. 

INTERNATIONAL WEATHER HEADLINES

Central Mexico
February 5

Heavy rainfall and mudslides hit Central Mexico this week, killing 30 people. The unusual winter rains came from the same storm that brought a blizzard to the Mid-Atlantic just a few days later.


New South Wales, Australia
February 5

Intense thunderstorms rocked New South Wales late this week. Storms with gusty winds, heavy rain, and frequent lightning forced Sydney's airport to close for a time at the height of the storms. Buildings were struck by lightning, and more than 6,000 customers were left without power. Trees were downed across much of the area as well.


French Polynesia
February 6

Tropical Cyclone Oli struck French Polynesia this week with winds of 125 MPH. The storm, which is the strongest to hit the islands in the past five years, has killed one person and forced the evacuation of thousands of others. Travel has also been impacted by the storm, as many ports and harbors are closed because of the storm.

 

Weather Window
Posted: January 30 at 11:25 PM

Dotty Motta, our Hinghamwx Observer near Tampa, Florida, snapped this gorgeous picture of the full Wolf moon. This full moon appeared to be the largest and brightest of any all year. Click here for more viewer pictures.

 

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