National Weather Service

When Punxsutawney Phil says winter isn't over, he isn't playing around. Since Saturday night, we have already received between four to eight inches of snow along the South Coast, depending where you live. But the National Weather Service says there is still more to come.

If you thought you could put away your snow shovel, think again. The National Weather Service says that a long duration snow event begins late tonight and will last through Monday night for much of the region, as heavy accumulations are expected yet again.

The National Weather Service states a broad band of snow currently situated across Connecticut and Northeast Massachusetts is heading southeast over the next few hours.

The National Weather Service has indicated that a flash freeze is heading toward the South Coast as temperatures drop from the teens this afternoon and evening across Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and will hit Cape Cod tonight.

The National Weather Service anticipates accumulating snow this weekend, starting late Friday and lasting through Monday.

The National Weather Service issued statements today indicating we can expect frigid temperatures and fierce winds for the remainder of the work week.

The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement indicating that light snow will continue through most of the day, particularly along the South Coast.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for the South Coast from Wednesday afternoon through Christmas morning.

A hazardous weather outlook is in place for much of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

The National Weather Service expects damaging winds and possible flooding to blow through the South Coast this afternoon.