T.J. Del Santo checked in from his Vermont log cabin with the latest on the SouthCoast Nor'easter, including wind gusts near 60 mph, weekend rain totals and the rare September fast fact.
Rain, 60 mph wind gusts and possible power outages are heading for the SouthCoast this weekend. We asked what you panic buy before a storm, and your answers did not disappoint.
A coastal storm could bring 1 to 3 inches of rain and wind gusts near 60 mph to the SouthCoast Friday night into Saturday. WPRI meteorologist T.J. Del Santo says power outages are possible.
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According to NBC10Boston, Thursday we’ll wake up to showers and some snow across Massachusetts, and then turn to sun and gusty winds. The final act will be an arctic frontal passage with a possible snow squalls. While many do not see snow with the first round, we could see snow all the way to the coast with the squalls.
A weekend snowstorm is expected to make life white and wet in Massachusetts. Here are ABC6 meteorologist Cecy Del Carmen's predictions for the SouthCoast.