LIVE AT BREAKING NEWS 1,
EYEWITNESS NEWS.
NOW HERE IS CHIEF
METEOROLOGIST TONY WITH YOUR
LIVE PINPOINT DOPPLER 12
FUTURECAST.
TONY: STORM STARTING TO
PULL
AWAY, BUT STILL GETTING IMPACT
ON THE BACKSIDE.
THE WIND IS GUSTY AND SOME
LEFTOVER SNOW FOR SEVERAL MORE
HOURS, AT TIMES COMING DOWN
HEAVY, BUT SORT OF IN THE FINAL
STAGES.
THE WIND, WHILE NOT AS STRONG AS
THEY WERE, STILL TESTING
ANYWHERE FROM 35 MILES PER HOUR
IN SMITHFIELD TO 40 IN NEWPORT
AND 55 ACROSS NANTUCKET.
ALL THE SNOW ON THE GROUND
BLOWING AND DRIFTING AND ADDING
WIND CHILLS.
STAYING WINDY ALL NIGHT LONG
WITH THE MAGNITUDE OF THE WIND
SPEED COMING DOWN.
FOR A TIME, HURRICANE FORCE CAPE
COD AND NANTUCKET CLOSE TO 80
MILE-PER-HOUR WIND GUSTS.
SMITHFIELD NOW HAS BEEN
GUSTING
40 MILES PER HOUR AT TIMES.
THE CAMERA IS SHAKING IN
DOWNTOWN PROVIDENCE TO GIVE YOU
AN IDEA OF HOW GUSTY THE WIND
IS.
STILL REDUCED BILLET --
VISIBILITY AND BLOWING SNOW.
WE'VE GOT TWO OR THREE HOURS
WORTH OF SNOW BEFORE THINGS WIND
DOWN.
WE ANTICIPATE ONE MORE HEAVY
BAND OF SNOW ACROSS THE RHODE
ISLAND BORDER.
IT WILL NOT LAST VERY LONG, BUT
MAY PUT DOWN AN ADDITIONAL INCH
OF SNOW.
45 TO 50 RANGE GROWTH -- BLOWING
AND DRIFTING SNOW
ON THE GROUND
NOW.
WIND CHILL NOW IN THE TEENS AND
UNFORTUNATELY, THIS IS GOING TO
BE UP BIG FACTOR COME TOMORROW.
EXTREMELY UNFORTUNATELY COLD AIR
ON THE WAY LATE TONIGHT, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY.
A WIND CHILL WATCH HAS BEEN
ISSUED FOR FRIDAY.
395 -- THIS
IS TRACKING TO THE
EAST AND SOUTHEAST.
JOHN INDICATING THE HEAVY SNOW
HAS RESUMED.
THIS BAND OF HEAVY SNOW CROSSING
THE BORDER VERY CLOSELY.
ELSEWHERE YOU SEE IT'S
COMPLETELY SHUT OFF OR
COMPLETELY LIGHT AND ANOTHER
THIN STRIP OF HEAVY SNOW.
THIS IS THE FINAL STAGES.
THIS AREA OF DARK REIGN FROM
EASTERN AND ETIQUETTE MAY --
DARK GREEN FROM EASTERN
CONNECTICUT MAY PUT DOWN ANOTHER
INCH.
THAT FRIGID BLAST OF AIR FOR
FRIDAY THROUGH THE WEEKEND,
TALKING ABOUT SUBZERO WIND CHILL
BEGINNING FRIDAY.
AS COLD AS IT GETS, WE ARE
ACTUALLY TALKING ABOUT A WARM-UP
NEXT WEEK WHERE WE COULD BE
PUSHING OF ALL THINGS 40 DEGREES
PRE-SATELLITE AND RADAR DEPOSIT
SHOWS THE BACK EDGE OF THE STORM
WITH ONE MORE BAND OF SNOW.
JUST RAPID INTENSIFICATION OVER
THE LAST 12 TO 18 HOURS
AS IT IS
NOW ANCHORED OFF CAPE COD AND
WILL BE MOVING TO THE NORTHEAST
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WIND.
CERTAINLY ONE FOR THE RECORD
BOOKS AS FAR AS INTENSIFICATION.
SUPER CAST SHOWS THE SMALL
--
SQUALL MOVING AWAY.
-- FUTURECAST SHOWS THE
SQUALL
MOVING AWAY.
CONTINUATION OF CLEARING SKIES,
GUSTY WIND, AND COLDER AIR
WORKING IN UNTIL 7:00 IN THE
MORNING.
ONE OF THOSE DAYS WITH
INEFFECTIVE SUNSHINE.
THE AIR TEMPERATURE NEVER GETS
MUCH HIGHER THAN 15 DEGREES IN
THE WINDCHILL WILL BE BELOW
ZERO.
THAT WILL BE THE WEATHER STORY
FOR TOMORROW, BACK INTO THE DEEP
FREEZE.
WATCH TEMPERATURES IN THE
EVENING AS WE TAKE YOU TO
TOMORROW NIGHT.
THESE ARE NOT WIND CHILLS, BUT
ACTUALLY -- ACTUAL WINTER
TEMPERATURES.
10 TO 15 FOR THE AFTERNOON
SETTING THE STAGE FOR BITTER
COLD WIND CHILL FRIDAY EVENING
AND FRIDAY NIGHT.
LEFTOVER SNOW FOR ONE TO THREE
HOURS AND DRYING OUT AND
REMAINED IN -- REMAINING WINDY
AND COLD.
TOMORROW MORNING, QUITE COLD.
WITH SUNSHINE, FRIGID.
TEMPERATURES IN THE SINGLE-DIGIT
TO AROUND 10 AND DURING THE
AFTERNOON, NOT MUCH HIGHER THAN
15.
SEVEN DAY FUTURECAST SHOWS THE
DEEP FREEZE FOR THE WEEKEND
BEFORE TEMPERATURES MODERATE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY WITH READINGS
IN THE UPPER 30'S TO LOWER 40'S.
STATEWIDE PICKING UP ANYWHERE
FROM 9 TO 15 INCHES OF SNOW, BUT
ANOTHER TWO TO THREE HOURS IN
THE SNOW SHOULD BE COMING TO AN
END.
THIS WAS AN IMPRESSIVE STORM.