
It will be a very close call between a full-fledged blizzard and a moderate snowstorm in Eastern Massachusetts on Saturday evening. A fast-developing storm near the Mid-Atlantic coast will pass by Nantucket Saturday night, bringing a period of snow and strong winds to Southern New England. Here is a look at how the television stations in Providence, Boston, and Hartford are handling the snow forecast.
Certainly subject to change but here's my current thinking. Have a safe weekend everyone. pic.twitter.com/ieAufeOgPP
— Mark Searles (@NBC10_Mark) February 15, 2014
Fast hitting snow storm tonight. Lasts about 6hrs from 6pm till midnight. Travel will be dangerous after sunset. pic.twitter.com/XwpUjwuWkd
— Mike Wankum (@MetMikeWCVB) February 15, 2014
My motto, keep it simple.
Example 1"-3" is 2"
3"-5" is 4, 6"-10" is 8
Here is Sthrn New England Simple Map pic.twitter.com/v6GnJ527Mr— Tim Kelley (@SurfSkiWeather) February 15, 2014
Rain/mix to start Boston to Cape…snow frenzy hits after 6pm. pic.twitter.com/aKQK8JETV0
— Pete Bouchard (@PeteNBCBoston) February 15, 2014
https://twitter.com/RachelFrankCT/status/434544181306871808
Any idea on time frame to start?
I love the roundup
Well I guess we’re going to get some snow…..
All over the map they are! Soooo, I guess we can just go wit ‘A LOT’! 🙂
My money on NECN. on this one.. LOL
Why is everyone so different Fred? Is it because of how the storm is tracking?
who won the the TV Forecast new 10 and WBZ?