Live Pinpoint Doppler 12 7 Day Futurecast

NOW, CHIEF METEORLOGIST
TONY PETRARCA WITH YOUR
LIVE PINPOINT DOPPLER 12
FUTURECAST.
BLIZZARD WATCH IS NOW IN
EFFECT FOR PROVIDENCE AND
POINTS NORTH AND WEST.
HOWEVER, EVEN SOUTH OF
PROVIDENCE, BLIZZARD-LIKE
CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED
FOR A TIME, ESPECIALLY FROM
LATE MORNING INTO THE EARLY
AFTERNOON. INCLUDING
BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW,
AND VISIBILITY AT 1/4MI OR
LESS.
WINTER STORM WARNING FOR
OUR ENTIRE AREA EXCEPT FOR
BLOCK ISLAND. THIS MEANS
THAT AT LEAST 63 OR MORE OF
SNOW IS LIKELY TUESDAY.
WINTER STORM WATCH FOR
BLOCK ISLAND, CAPE COD AND
THE ISLANDS. THIS MEANS
THAT THERE IS THE POTENTIAL
FOR 63 OR MORE OF SNOW.
TONIGHT: COLD, DRY WITH
INCREASING CLOUDS. LOWS
NEAR 20.
TUESDAY: MAJOR COASTAL
STORM EXPECTED. LIGHT
SNOW BEGINS BETWEEN 4 AND
8AM, BUT THE SNOW WILL
QUICKLY BECOME HEAVY AFTER
9AM WITH SNOWFALL RATES OF
1-33 PER HOUR. SNOW MAY MIX
WITH SLEET/RAIN SOUTH OF
PROVIDENCE IN THE
AFTERNOON, WITH THE
HIGHEST TOTALS12-183 OF
SNOW EXPECTED IN INLAND
AREAS, ESPECIALLY NORTHERN
RHODE ISLAND. AREAS SOUTH
OF PROVIDENCE ARE
EXPECTED TO SEE 8-123 OF
SNOW AND SLEET. IN ADDITION
TO THE HEAVY SNOW, WINDS
ARE EXPECTED TO GUST TO
55MPH, POTENTIALLY LEADING
TO POWER OUTAGES AND WIND
DAMAGE. BEACH EROSION AND
SOME COASTAL FLOODING IS
POSSIBLE FROM POINT JUDITH
TO WESTERLY AROUND THE
TIME OF HIGH TIDE ON TUESDAY
(11AM). HIGHS IN THE LOW TO
MID 30S. SNOW ENDS BEFORE
MIDNIGHT.
WEDNESDAY: LINGERING
SNOW SHOWERS.HIGHS IN
THE 30S.
THURSDAY: COLD, WINDY AND
DRY. HIGHS IN THE 30S.
FRIDAY: COLD AND DRY.
HIGHS IN THE 30S.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY:
MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A
CHANCE OF A FEW RAIN/SNOW
SHOWERS. HIGHS NEAR 40.
BLIZZARD WATCH IS NOW IN
EFFECT FOR PROVIDENCE AND
POINTS NORTH AND WEST.
HOWEVER, EVEN SOUTH OF
PROVIDENCE, BLIZZARD-LIKE
CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED
FOR A TIME, ESPECIALLY FROM
LATE MORNING INTO THE EARLY
AFTERNOON. INCLUDING
BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW,
AND VISIBILITY AT 1/4MI OR
LESS.
WINTER STORM WARNING FOR
OUR ENTIRE AREA EXCEPT FOR
BLOCK ISLAND. THIS MEANS
THAT AT LEAST 63 OR MORE OF
SNOW IS LIKELY TUESDAY.
WINTER STORM WATCH FOR
BLOCK ISLAND, CAPE COD AND
THE ISLANDS. THIS MEANS
THAT THERE IS THE POTENTIAL
FOR 63 OR MORE OF SNOW.
TONIGHT: COLD, DRY WITH
INCREASING CLOUDS. LOWS
NEAR 20.
TUESDAY: MAJOR COASTAL
STORM EXPECTED. LIGHT
SNOW BEGINS BETWEEN 4 AND
8AM, BUT THE SNOW WILL
QUICKLY BECOME HEAVY AFTER
9AM WITH SNOWFALL RATES OF
1-33 PER HOUR. SNOW MAY MIX
WITH SLEET/RAIN SOUTH OF
PROVIDENCE IN THE
AFTERNOON, WITH THE
HIGHEST TOTALS12-183 OF
SNOW EXPECTED IN INLAND
AREAS, ESPECIALLY NORTHERN
RHODE ISLAND. AREAS SOUTH
OF PROVIDENCE ARE
EXPECTED TO SEE 8-123 OF
SNOW AND SLEET. IN ADDITION
TO THE HEAVY SNOW, WINDS
ARE EXPECTED TO GUST TO
55MPH, POTENTIALLY LEADING
TO POWER OUTAGES AND WIND
DAMAGE. BEACH EROSION AND
SOME COASTAL FLOODING IS
POSSIBLE FROM POINT JUDITH
TO WESTERLY AROUND THE
TIME OF HIGH TIDE ON TUESDAY
(11AM). HIGHS IN THE LOW TO
MID 30S. SNOW ENDS BEFORE
MIDNIGHT.
WEDNESDAY: LINGERING
SNOW SHOWERS.HIGHS IN
THE 30S.
THURSDAY: COLD, WINDY AND
DRY. HIGHS IN THE 30S.
FRIDAY: COLD AND DRY.
HIGHS IN THE 30S.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY:
MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A
CHANCE OF A FEW RAIN/SNOW
SHOWERS. HIGHS NEAR 40.
BLIZZARD WATCH IS NOW IN
EFFECT FOR PROVIDENCE AND
POINTS NORTH AND WEST.
HOWEVER, EVEN SOUTH OF
PROVIDENCE, BLIZZARD-LIKE
CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED
FOR A TIME, ESPECIALLY FROM
LATE MORNING INTO THE EARLY
AFTERNOON. INCLUDING
BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW,
AND VISIBILITY AT 1/4MI OR
LESS.
WINTER STORM WARNING FOR
OUR ENTIRE AREA EXCEPT FOR
BLOCK ISLAND. THIS MEANS
THAT AT LEAST 63 OR MORE OF
SNOW IS LIKELY TUESDAY.
WINTER STORM WATCH FOR

Live Pinpoint Doppler 12 7 Day Futurecast

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