The WBZ Weather Team has issued another NEXT Weather Alert as Massachusetts braces for another powerful winter storm. The National Weather Service has also issued a Winter Storm Warning for central and western Massachusetts, as well as a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of eastern Massachusetts.
The storm is expected to bring a mix of snow and rain to New England on Sunday, with the potential for significant snowfall as it progresses. The highest snow accumulation is expected in the elevated areas of southern and Central New England, with lighter amounts expected inside of 495 and along the immediate coastline.
In addition to the precipitation, the storm also brings the potential for strong winds, with gusts between 30-50 mph along the coastline. Coastal flooding is also a concern, with the potential for beach erosion and minor flooding during high tides on Monday.
This storm is the latest in a series of winter storms that have hit the Boston area since the start of December, contributing to above-average precipitation levels since the beginning of the winter season.
It is important for residents to stay informed and prepared for the potential impacts of this storm. Stay tuned to WBZ-TV, WBZ.com, and CBS News Boston for frequent updates and the latest information on this developing weather situation. As with any significant weather event, it is important for individuals to be aware of potential hazards and to take necessary precautions.
Historically, this winter season has been marked by a significant amount of precipitation and a high frequency of storms, with Boston experiencing the fifth most water accumulation on record since December 1. The storm also poses a potential threat to coastal areas that have already been affected by erosion in recent weeks.
It is important for residents to heed the warnings and advisories from meteorologists and local officials and to stay updated on the changing weather conditions. As with any significant weather event, preparedness and caution are crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of all individuals in the impacted areas.
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