Snow has fallen in Southern New England for several hours, but it has been slow to accumulate. Heavy snow is crossing Long Island and heading for Southern New England. At the same time, milder air is also closing in on the coast. Fred Campagna has the latest on how the storm will most likely evolve.
Be careful with the school closing issue. The powers that be get very sensitive if you question their decision
Sounds to me like all those schools systems should be members of your service…just saying
You are a very smart man, Paul. Thanks!
Then by all means, I’ll not offer my opinion. I was asked on WPRO yesterday what I thought the schools in RI should do, so I answered the question.
Sounds to me like those school systems should be members of the right weather family…
Schools should have followed Right Weather for an acculturate forecast rather than the doom and gloom meteorologists.
The Exeter West Greenwich district covers a large part of rural RI, SE to NW. Tough call. We are not thrilled about the make up days, but I would rather have all of the kids home safe.
You’re in an area that I would have considered a cancellation.
Donna you probably get double the snowfall for the winter that we get in Bristol
What makes me laugh is the districts in Central RI canceling last night despite the forecast for a quicker changeover to rain, yet Northern RI waits until this morning and the snow is really coming down in Smithfield. Smart move Northern RI to make sure we didn’t waste a snow day. Nothing wrong with wait and see.