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Nor'easter arrives with high wind, heavy rain, and coastal flooding today (opens the original)
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An impactful storm has arrived, and at least two more days of high wind and heavy rain are expected. This potent nor'easter is set to bring 30 to 50 mile per hour wind inland, 60 mile per hour wind or higher offshore, along with coastal flooding. Gusts reaching or surpassing 50 miles per hour have already been recorded as of Saturday morning. Saturday through Sunday, especially Sunday morning, winds will be highest and rain will be heaviest at times. While there will be some dry breaks, the heav
Foliage forecast: Warmer temperatures could push peak colors into early November (opens the original)
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Rhode Island voters choose nominees for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and other offices. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Labor Day has passed, bus stops require a light layer, and pumpkin spice is back in cafes. That means fall is here! Fall foliage is an essential part of the seasons changing, and a vibrant season is expected in the northeast this year. However, peak season may be slightly delayed. A typical year leaves the leaves changing by late September in northern New Eng
After a wet Monday, warm and dry days move in (opens the original)
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This workweek begins with a soggy start, so prepare before heading out the door. While rain remains pretty light today, scattered showers are expected to continue for much of the day, especially through noontime. As a low slides to our south today, light rain showers may drop a few tenths of an inch of rainfall, most staying well under the half-inch mark. While the morning and lunchtime commutes may be slower than usual because of the wet roadways, we do not expect to see much in the way of pond
Weather Alert: Poor air quality from more wildfire smoke Thursday (opens the original)
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If you were able to search the most popular word New Englanders used on Wednesday, it would have been "apocalyptic." Wildfire smoke blanketing the region has dimmed the sun, leaving us with a yellow-orange haze. And, there is more of these other-worldly skies to come. Hundreds of wildfires currently burning in Canada and Minnesota actually remain uncontained at this time, which is causing dangerous plumes of smoke being carried by several fronts across the northeastern United States. This affect
Weather Alert: Periods of rain continue with a flood risk Tuesday (opens the original)
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More rain en route! After a soaking rain drenched southern New England Monday, more is on the way. Rainfall totals came in between one and three inches Monday. Thankfully minimal flooding occured, thanks to slow-moving showers and no convective storms that could increase the intensity of showers. Today, the Flood Watch has been dropped from Connecticut, but scattered showers will continue across Massachusetts and Rhode Island with a slight risk of flooding, especially during the morning commute.
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