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Cool week, potential nor'easter looms (opens the original)
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by MARK SEARLES, StormTeam10 Chief Meteorologist (WJAR) — A relatively dry week is ahead with cooler than average temperatures and a persistent northeast wind through Thursday. Our medium range-forecast guidance continues to show the potential of a slow moving, potentially high impact coastal storm affecting our area toward the end of the week, possibly lasting for much of the weekend. It's still early for specifics BUT the potential of a period of tropical storm force wind and bands of occasion
Weather Alert Wednesday: Heavy rain and thunderstorms (opens the original)
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by MARK SEARLES, NBC10 CHIEF METEOROLOGIST We are tracking a period of locally heavy rain and thunderstorms, which very likely will cause some travel trouble! The most likely timeframe for the worst of this weather is Wednesday morning into the early afternoon, although scattered storms and occasionally heavy rain showers will continue into Thursday. The storm will evolve gradually Wednesday into Thursday as low pressure in the upper atmosphere carves out a slow-moving, moisture-laden system acr
Weather Alert: Locally heavy rain still possible overnight (opens the original)
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by MARK SEARLES, STORM TEAM 10 CHIEF METEOROLOGIST While the worst of the heavy rain will continue to shift to our east, there will still be pockets of rain capable of producing some localized flooding in some areas into early Wednesday morning. The heaviest rain shifts to our east overnight but some pockets of heavy rain COULD still move through the area Parts of southern New England have picked up over 2" of rain, and any additional rain could easily put more stress on the storm drains, bringi
Additional heavy rain possible overnight, flood concerns continue (opens the original)
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by MARK SEARLES, Storm Team 10 Chief Meteorologist More locally heavy rain bands will roll across southern New England overnight into Tuesday, bringing a chance of localized street and poor drainage flooding. Our StormTeam10 Weather Alert continues for this threat through Tuesday morning. Low pressure will push off our coast later Tuesday, taking the chance of heavier rain with it. Low pressure slowly moves off our coast Tuesday, bringing an end to the flood threat Although there still may be sh
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