FROM EYEWITNESS NEWS
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TONY R
PETRARCA, HERE IS YOUR
UPDATED LIVE PINPOINT
DOPPLER 12 FUTURECAST:
FLOOD WATCH FROM 7AM
FRIDAY TO 7AM SATURDAY,
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS A
"WATCH" MEANS THERE'S THE
POTENTIAL FOR FLOODING DUE
TO HEAVY RAIN. STREET AND
POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING
ARE LIKELY, WITH THE
POTENTIAL FOR STREAM AND
RIVER FLOODING.
HIGH WIND WARNING FROM
FRIDAY MORNING UNTIL
SATURDAY MORNING. CLICK
HERE FOR DETAILS WIND
GUSTS OF 45-55 MPH INLAND
AND UP TO 65 MPH ALONG THE
SHORE. WIND GUSTS 70-80MPH
ARE POSSIBLE ON CAPE COD
AND ISLANDS
A FLOOD WARNING AS BEEN
ISSUED FOR THE PAWTUXET
RIVER IN CRANSTON.
MODERATE FLOODING IS
POSSIBLE LATE FRIDAY NIGHT
INTO SATURDAY DUE TO PERIOD
OF HEAVY RAINFALL.
A SLOW-MOVING, STRONG
NOR'EASTER WILL IMPACT
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
FROM LATE TONIGHT (WELL
AFTER MIDNIGHT) THROUGH
EARLY SATURDAY. THERE ARE
"MULTIPLE HAZARDS" WITH THIS
STORM, INCLUDING STRONG
WINDS, HEAVY RAIN AND
COASTAL FLOODING AND SOME
WET SNOW ACCUMULATIONS.
IMPACTS INCLUDE: STREET AND
POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING,
SCATTERED WIND DAMAGE,
SOME POWER OUTAGES,
POTENTIAL FOR RIVER AND
STREAM FLOODING, BEACH
EROSION AND DIFFICULT
DRIVING CONDITIONS.
TONIGHT: RAIN DEVELOPS
AFTER 10PM. HEAVIER RAIN
AND WIND ARRIVE WELL AFTER
MIDNIGHT AND DAYBREAK
FRIDAY. LOWS IN THE 40S
FRIDAY: A VERY STORMY DAY,
WITH STRONG EAST WINDS AND
RAIN, FALLING HEAVY AT TIMES.
RIGHT NOW, IT LOOKS LIKE
MOST AREAS WILL SEE RAIN
DURING THE DAYTIME, BUT THE
RAIN WILL MIX WITH OR
CHANGE TO WET SNOW OR
SLEET ACROSS HIGHER
ELEVATIONS BY LATE DAY OR
EARLY EVENING. COASTAL
FLOODING AND BEACH
EROSION ARE POSSIBLE. HIGHS
IN THE 40S. SUSTAINED WINDS
EAST 20-30 MPH WITH GUSTS
45-60 MPH, ESPECIALLY ALONG
THE COAST. HIGHER GUSTS
(65-80MPH) ACROSS OUTER
CAPE COD AND ISLANDS AND
JUST OFFSHORE.
FRIDAY NIGHT: RAIN AND WET
SNOW, VERY STRONG WINDS
CONTINUE. WET SNOW
ACCUMULATIONS, ESPECIALLY
NORTHWEST OF PROVIDENCE.
WINDS FROM THE NORTH-
NORTHEAST 20-30MPH WITH
GUSTS 40-65 MPH.
SNOW ACCUMULATIONS BY
FRIDAY NIGHT WILL RANGE
FROM 3 TO 6 INCHES IN THE
HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF
NORTHWEST RI. 1-3 INCHES
EXPECTED ELSEWHERE
SATURDAY: CHANCE FOR LIGHT
RAIN-SNOW SHOWERS EARLY,
REMAINING VERY WINDY.
DRIER BY AFTERNOON, BUT
COOL AND MOSTLY CLOUDY
HIGHS AROUND 42. STRONG
EARLY MORNING WIND GUSTS
40-55MPH ALONG THE COAST
SUNDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY,
COOL, BLUSTERY AND DRY.
HIGHS NEAR 40.
MONDAY: COOL, DRY AND
MOSTLY SUNNY. LOW 40S.
TUESDAY: FADING SUN. LOW
40S.
FROM EYEWITNESS NEWS
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TONY R
PETRARCA, HERE IS YOUR
UPDATED LIVE PINPOINT
DOPPLER 12 FUTURECAST:
FLOOD WATCH FROM 7AM
FRIDAY TO 7AM SATURDAY,
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS A
"WATCH" MEANS THERE'S THE
POTENTIAL FOR FLOODING DUE
TO HEAVY RAIN. STREET AND
POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING
ARE LIKELY, WITH THE
POTENTIAL FOR STREAM AND
RIVER FLOODING.
HIGH WIND WARNING FROM
FRIDAY MORNING UNTIL
SATURDAY MORNING. CLICK
HERE FOR DETAILS WIND
GUSTS OF 45-55 MPH INLAND
AND UP TO 65 MPH ALONG THE
SHORE. WIND GUSTS 70-80MPH
ARE POSSIBLE ON CAPE COD
AND ISLANDS
A FLOOD WARNING AS BEEN
ISSUED FOR THE PAWTUXET
RIVER IN CRANSTON.
MODERATE FLOODING IS
POSSIBLE LATE FRIDAY NIGHT
INTO SATURDAY DUE TO PERIOD
OF HEAVY RAINFALL.
A SLOW-MOVING, STRONG
NOR'EASTER WILL IMPACT
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
FROM LATE TONIGHT (WELL
AFTER MIDNIGHT) THROUGH
EARLY SATURDAY. THERE ARE
"MULTIPLE HAZARDS" WITH THIS
STORM, INCLUDING STRONG
WINDS, HEAVY RAIN AND
COASTAL FLOODING AND SOME
WET SNOW ACCUMULATIONS.
IMPACTS INCLUDE: STREET AND
POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING,
SCATTERED WIND DAMAGE,