Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://bcad.org/video/?vid=AwHhZYCDKnt Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Noreaster Update: Blizzard On the Way, 1-2 Feet of Snow, Numerous Outages [iPwpSvTgI54] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT A major Nor'easter is heading our way. Snow begins Sunday afternoon/evening and ends Monday evening. Blizzard conditions are likely, with numerous outages anticipated, plus significant wind/coastal concerns. -Peak: overnight Sunday through Monday afternoon with snowfall rates 2–4"/hr possible and a chance of thundersnow Monday morning/early afternoon. -Snow totals: widespread 12–18" across most of CT/RI/southern New England, with 18–24" Worcester → Boston and much of eastern MA. SE MA/Cape/Islands remain highest risk, with localized 24–28"+ where a coastal front enhances snow. Outer Cape/Nantucket a bit lower (8–12") due to brief mixing. Much less in northern New England. -Damaging wind gusts 50-60 mph at the coast, 60-70 mph on Cape Cod. -Minor coastal flooding expected with pockets of moderate possible, plus splashover, road closures, and beach erosion around both Monday high tides (pre-dawn + late afternoon). 3nEk2NHI5s2 uImDFOAxvMt QRJuWpDi5is yNn3zcSfQXe 8yOm4wv4jKZ
A major Nor'easter is heading our way. Snow begins Sunday afternoon/evening and ends Monday evening. Blizzard conditions are likely, with numerous outages anticipated, plus significant wind/coastal concerns. -Peak: overnight Sunday through Monday afternoon with snowfall rates 2–4"/hr possible and a chance of thundersnow Monday morning/early afternoon. -Snow totals: widespread 12–18" across most of CT/RI/southern New England, with 18–24" Worcester → Boston and much of eastern MA. SE MA/Cape/Islands remain highest risk, with localized 24–28"+ where a coastal front enhances snow. Outer Cape/Nantucket a bit lower (8–12") due to brief mixing. Much less in northern New England. -Damaging wind gusts 50-60 mph at the coast, 60-70 mph on Cape Cod. -Minor coastal flooding expected with pockets of moderate possible, plus splashover, road closures, and beach erosion around both Monday high tides (pre-dawn + late afternoon). 3nEk2NHI5s2 uImDFOAxvMt QRJuWpDi5is yNn3zcSfQXe 8yOm4wv4jKZ