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A tropical storm could be impacting New England this Labor Day weekend and boaters are being warned.

Southcoast cities and towns are among those that saw the most snowfall from Monday's dose of winter weather.

Looks like we will have snow on the first day of spring, but meteorologists are already adjusting their accumulation numbers.

According to the National Weather Service, the Southcoast could see upwards of 6 inches with Friday's snow storm.

We all know that the road situation gets hairy here on the Southcoast even when there's an inch of snow, but we wanted to know what streets people DREAD in the winter.

With over a foot of snow expected to fall on the SouthCoast this weekend, the American Heart Association wants to remind you to shovel safely.

There are no parking bans yet but parking bans during snow storms are as normal as running to the store for milk and bread here on the Southcoast.

With each storm we get, no matter how big or small, some Southcoast communities are left without power.  Keep track of who has power, and who doesn’t in real time with Eversource's Outage Tool.

Well, it was nice while it lasted. The beautiful 40 and 50 degree weather with clear roads and clarity as far as the eye can see are long gone.

The winter weather has finally arrived across New England. Ski resorts are opening, plow drivers are preparing and people are getting ready for months of cold. So what can you do to prepare for another New England winter?