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Expect a wet morning commute on Monday after the stormy weekend (opens the original)
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The strong nor’easter continued to slowly move toward the New Jersey coastline Sunday morning. We are on the northern side of the storm, with a moisture feed coming in off the Atlantic. This feed has provided copious amounts of water for areas mostly south of the Mass Pike with lesser amounts further north and west. There’s a big discrepancy between rainfall amounts with Norwood and Blue Hills over four, but in many other areas only one to two inches of rainfall so far. The wind which was strong
Expect a wet morning commute on Monday after the stormy weekend (opens the original)
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The strong nor’easter continued to slowly move toward the New Jersey coastline Sunday morning. We are on the northern side of the storm, with a moisture feed coming in off the Atlantic. This feed has provided copious amounts of water for areas mostly south of the Mass Pike with lesser amounts further north and west. There’s a big discrepancy between rainfall amounts with Norwood and Blue Hills over four, but in many other areas only one to two inches of rainfall so far. The wind which was strong
As of Saturday morning, here's what to expect for the rest of the storm (opens the original)
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Elements of rain and gusty winds continue to cross the region on Saturday morning and will continue into the afternoon overnight and throughout Sunday and Sunday night. For most of us, this is a nuisance, long-duration storm with persistent rain and breezy conditions. When all is said and done, two to five inches of rain is most likely, with some areas perhaps approaching half a foot but because it’s coming over such a long duration, significant flooding is unlikely. I would still check your bas
Flooding likely on the coast, some urban areas: The latest on the Nor’easter headed for Mass. (opens the original)
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For some folks it was a beautiful sunrise across the area but the clouds are definitely going to win out today as slow pressure continues to develop and eventually heads into the mid-Atlantic coastline over the weekend. On this particular track, we will be on the northern side of the storm with our winds coming from the north and northeast. There are storm warnings for the waters off the coastline and a high wind warning for the actual Coast with wind advisories further inland. There is a coasta
As Mass. cities and towns prep for weekend Nor’easter, here’s what to expect (opens the original)
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We are in the midst of some beautiful weather this week, with sunshine and seasonable temperatures in the mid-60s. That’s all about to change. An early season Nor’easter will impact all of New England in some way this weekend. The exact track and intensity of the storm will determine exactly what type of weather you end up having. That’s causing cities and towns across Massachusetts to brace for heavy rain and damaging wind starting Friday night. The most unusual thing about this Nor’easter is t
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