Friday, February 13, 2015 12:43:00 PM
Exasperated New Englanders brace for another major snowstorm
By Associated Press
Published: Feb 13, 2015 at 7:23 AM PST
In this photo taken Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015, snow is dumped in to Gloucester Harbor after being cleared from Cruiseport Gloucester parking lot in Gloucester, Mass,. (AP Photo/The Boston Globe, Jimmy O'Neill)
BOSTON (AP) - Exasperated New Englanders still digging out from three major storms that left 6 feet of snow in many areas are bracing for what's expected to be another punishing winter blast.
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard watch from Cape Cod to coastal Maine. The storm could bring a foot or more of snow to some areas, with strong wind gusts and the potential for coastal flooding.
The snow is expected to begin falling Saturday and last into Sunday. Temperatures are not likely to get out of the teens.
Recent storms have thrown the Boston-area transit system into disarray, but a spokesman says no decision on weekend service has been made yet.
With school vacation next week, some families have been leaving Logan Airport early to beat the storm.
By Associated Press
Published: Feb 13, 2015 at 7:23 AM PST
In this photo taken Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015, snow is dumped in to Gloucester Harbor after being cleared from Cruiseport Gloucester parking lot in Gloucester, Mass,. (AP Photo/The Boston Globe, Jimmy O'Neill)
BOSTON (AP) - Exasperated New Englanders still digging out from three major storms that left 6 feet of snow in many areas are bracing for what's expected to be another punishing winter blast.
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard watch from Cape Cod to coastal Maine. The storm could bring a foot or more of snow to some areas, with strong wind gusts and the potential for coastal flooding.
The snow is expected to begin falling Saturday and last into Sunday. Temperatures are not likely to get out of the teens.
Recent storms have thrown the Boston-area transit system into disarray, but a spokesman says no decision on weekend service has been made yet.
With school vacation next week, some families have been leaving Logan Airport early to beat the storm.
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