SHANNON: THIS ISN'T OVER YET.
WHERE LEARNING OF THE FEDERAL
DEADLINE THE STATE MISSED THIS
WEEK.
TONY: WIDESPREAD
AND RAIN BUT
SEEING SIGNS OF A CHANGING TO
SNOW.
WE ARE NOW GETTING REPORTS OF
THUNDERSNOW IN GROTON.
THIS IS AN INTENSIFYING STORM
VERY WE DO EXPECT SNOWFALL RATES
TO INCREASED ROMANTICALLY.
OR IS THE SETUP -- DRAMATICALLY.
WE ARE STARTING TO SEE THE
SWITCHOVER.
DOWN ALONG THE COASTLINE, WE DO
ANTICIPATE A SWITCHOVER TO WET,
HEAVY SNOW.
THE STRONGEST GUSTS ALONG THE
COASTLINE ARE UP TO 15 MILES AN
HOUR, NOT QUITE AS STRONG
INLAND, BUT STILL SIGNIFICANT
AND STRONGER OUT ACROSS THE CAPE
AND ISLAND.
POTENTIAL POWER OUTAGES FOR TWO
REASONS, ONE WOULD BE THE STRONG
WINDS AND THEN IN LAND WHERE THE
WET, SNOW WILL BE AND THE POWER
LINES COMING DOWN DUE TO THE
WEIGHT OF THE SNOW.
A WIND ADVISORY FOR SOUTHERN
SUBURBS AND SOUTHEASTERN
MASSACHUSETTS AND FOR THE CAPE
AND ISLANDS.
HIGH IMPACT IN TERMS OF WHAT,
HEAVY SNOW.
STRONG GUSTY WINDS AND ISOLATED
OUTAGES ALONG THE COASTLINE.
WE BROKE DOWN THE HEAVY RAIN
RISK.
THE FLOOD WATCH FOR STREAMS HAS
BEEN DISCONTINUED.
THE RIVER FLOODING AND SOME ARE
STILL SWOLLEN BUT NOT
ANTICIPATED TO REACH MAJOR
FLOODING.
HERE IS THE MAJOR CONCERN I HAVE
WITH THIS WET SNOW IS THAT IT
CLINGS TO EVERYTHING.
IT HAS A LOT OF WEIGHT.
IT DOES NOT TAKE MUCH SNOW, JUST
THREE TO FIVE INCHES, FOR THE
LIMBS TO START TO SAID.
WE HAVE UPDATED THE SNOWFALL
ACCUMULATION IN A SECOND.
TEMPERATURES ABOVE FREEZING AND
THAT IS WHY INITIALLY IT IS
STILL WET ON THE PAVEMENT.
LATER
TONIGHT AS THE GROUND GETS
COLDER, IT WILL START TO STICK
TO THE PAVEMENT.
VERY IMPRESSIVE NOR'EASTER ON
THE SATELLITE PHOTO CAN WE HAVE
THE LIGHTNING TRACKER WITH
LIGHTNING STRIKES AND THE
COUNTERCLOCKWISE INTENSIFYING OF
THE COASTLINE.
THE TRACK IS FURTHER TO THE EAST
WHICH PUTS US AT A SLIGHTLY
COLDER SCENARIO AND THE
POSSIBILITY FOR MORE SNOW.
LET ME WALK YOU THROUGH IT
ON
FUTURECAST.
THE COLORS REPRESENT
PRECIPITATION.
THE BLUE IS OF SNOW.
THE YELLOW, GREEN, AND ORANGE IS
HEAVY RAIN.
DOPPLER IS INDICATING HEAVY SNOW
FROM ROUGHLY 7:00 IN THE EVENING
UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
IF IT IS THUNDERSNOW WITH
SNOWFALL RATES AT ONE TO TWO
INCHES PER HOUR.
11:00 AT NIGHT, POOR VISIBILITY
AND DIFFICULT TRAVEL TIME.
THE INTENSITY WILL START TO EASE
UP AND BY TOMORROW, A
DRY, WINDY
DAY WITH MAINLY CLOUDY SKIES AND
IMPROVING WEATHER.
THERE MAY BE SOME LINGERING
OUTAGES TOMORROW AND WHEN YOU
WAKE UP, THE WORLD WILL BE IN
TOUGH SHAPE.
WE HAVE CERTAINLY INCREASED OUR
SNOWFALL INDICATIONS.
THE DARK BLUE IS SIX TO 10
INCHES.
THIS HAS A LOT OF WEIGHT TO IT.
THE I-95 CORRIDOR, FOUR TO SIX
INCHES.
TO THE SOUTH OF THAT, 124 INCHES
OF SNOW WITH MUCH LOWER OUT
TOWARD CAPE COD.
A WINTER STORM WARNING FOR THE
AREA IN PINK.
7-DAY FUTURECAST
A EDITED
TOMORROW IN TERMS OF
PRECIPITATION, JUST LIGHT SNOW
SHOWERS.
DRY
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND INTO
SUNDAY.
MORE AND THE WAY OF SNOW.
IT HAS A LOT OF WEIGHT.
IT WILL RAIN DOWN OUR LIMBS --
POWER LINES.