blizzard

A May blizzard stunned the region on Mother's Day in 1977, turning the New Bedford area into a winter wonderland of thick ice and snow. Could it happen again?

An important development this morning with the expected weekend snowstorm here on the SouthCoast. ABC 6 Meteorologist Chelsea Priest reached out to us this morning to let us know about the latest storm tracking that she's seeing.  Chelsea wanted to wait until this morning to give us her first snow total predictions.  No...

ABC6 Storm Tracker meteorologist Chelsea Priest outlines three scenarios for Saturday's major storm. One calls for jackpot totals here on the SouthCoast.

So, I don't know what I ever said or did to Mother Nature, but she's got a hit out on me for sure.

As blizzard conditions knocked out power to about a quarter million Massachusetts homes and businesses Tuesday, power crews were kept out of bucket trucks and away from power lines by heavy snow and high winds. One utility says it could be days until power is fully restored.

If there was ever a meteorologist you could trust, it's ABC 6's very own Chelsea Priest.

Everything you need to know in the City of New Bedford ahead of the major winter storm about to hit the SouthCoast, including parking ban info, closings, trash/recycling pickup schedules, and free sand pickup locations.

With so many people complaining on social media about plow drivers and the job they've done cleaning up from the blizzard, one local town official had this hilariously sarcastic response to the detractors.

New Bedford is about to get hit with its first major snowstorm of the season, and it's shaping up to be the bomb--blizzardbomb, that is.

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