West, too because we have a winter storm warning that still goes into affect through tomorrow evening. Parts of berkshires picked up well over half of a foot of snow they will stin to see risk of some snow. We still have strong winds and lot of energy in upper atmosphere. We will be talking about scattered showers and in many places scattered they showers. As temperature right now in 30s and 40s some of those actually making close to coast to getting so we are seeing some snow through worcester area. Up through New Hampshire getting some reports first snow flakes of the season but down across southeast just rain right now. I am going to have time line of when all of this comes to an en plus show you how cold it is going to feel tomorrow morning in just a few minutes. All right. It is possible wind responsible for a big mess. Our cameras with there minutes after tree fell. We are live in nor wood. They said the ongoing drought will be big factor in this storm . Yes. It certainly is that
Take a closer look at the radar. Notice where we have the rain. Raining boston, southward, even worcester, youre dry. Rain is to the west and to the north and its going to continue to kind of move in this axis over the next couple of hours. So where it is raining here across Southern New Hampshire, it has been raining hard. Weve actually seen some embedded thunderstorms as well, but the radar clear of any lightning right now. You can see, though, these heavy downpours around the orange area and just east. So this is shifting up towar were talking about rainfall rates on the order of an inch, maybe two inches per hour. It doesnt sit over you that long, but can produce localized flooding. We have a flood advisory out this way for the next couple of hours or so. Keep that in mind. This is all moving along a frontal boundary taking its time moving through. You see how were reloading back through eastern pennsylvania . Thats going to move in our direction as we get toward midday and into th
20s today so right now its the warmest time of the day we are going to experience. Its 31 in boston right now. But our temperatures are going to continue to drop. Wind is now out of the north so the arctic air will be working in. 16 Miles Per Hour right now and that wind is going to stay strong. Notice the temperatures are generally in the 20s for the rest us but burlington vermont 6 degrees. 17 in springfield ver moppet and that colder care going to drain southward and we are going to be vermont and that colder air is going to drain southward and we are only going to be in for colder air a couple flurries along the 495 belt stretching from sudden bury towards millford and the mass turnpike you may see a couple flakes. The planner goes this way. Staying in the 20s ocean effect snow showers start to fire up. Late morning to midday and they will continue right on through the ride home. So watch for reduced visibility on cape cod with some of the bands. Sunset at 4 25. Winter weather advi
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Plaza. Good morning. Nice to have you along, Tuesday Morning, 7 00 a. M. On the west coast. Still happening out here on the west coast. Look at plymouth, massachusetts. Snow still coming down hard. Even from 3,000 miles away on the west coast you can hear the sigh of relief though from people in the new york city area because we really got lucky with this storm. Though as you say, the same cannot be said for the people to the east of us and to the north. Thats right. We want to get to the latest on the storm. States of emergency declared in eight states from pennsylvania all of the way up to maine. But as the system is moving north now, many of those travel restrictions that were put in place are being lifted. How do you think air travel is doing . Its one of the biggest impacts of this storm. The backlog of canceled flights just keeps growing. More than 5,000 already today. In massachusetts, the National Guard activated 500 members overnight to help clear roadways, operate shelters, a