nor'easter

The snow piles keep growing in Boston, where NBC10 Boston’s Abbey Niezgoda braved great heights to show us the conditions.

Jim’s Market, a local sandwich shop in Medford, is open no matter what – even the blizzard of ’78 and Saturday’s storm won’t stop them.

Weather conditions are deteriorating rapidly across Massachusetts on Saturday morning as the blizzard moves through.

A storm with wind gusts near hurricane force lashed New England on Saturday, dropping heavy snow, causing coastal flooding and threatening widespread power outages while forecasters warned conditions would worsen and then be followed by bitter cold. “It’s been a very long storm. We’re not quite out of the woods on it yet, but we did have a couple...

The storm has arrived and the snow is falling. Here’s a look at how the snow is already impacting the region.

A historic blizzard descended upon us Saturday.  As the storm finally starts to wind down, the National Weather Service Boston has made it official, saying blizzard conditions were met in several areas across southern New England, including Boston, Worcester, Hyannis and Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts, and Providence, Newport, and Block Island in Rhode Island. The National Weather Service considers...

Friday night: Snow develops after midnight, heavy toward dawn. Low around 18. Becoming windy. Saturday: Snow, heavy at times. Blizzard-like conditions, coastal flooding, power outages, around 24 inches, locally higher amounts. Winds NNE 25 to 35+ MPH, gusting 50mph+. Highs around 20.

With a major winter storm upon us, people are being urged to stay off the roads Saturday if they can.

Gov. Charlie Baker strongly urged everyone who can to stay home Saturday.

Gov. Charlie Baker is strongly urging people to stay off Massachusetts’ roadways during Saturday’s storm. Baker said the rate of snowfall is expected to pick up in the Bay State between 9 and 10 a.m., and to remain as high as two to four inches per hour through 4 p.m. “This is going to be a very big storm,” Baker…

Thursday night: Increasing clouds, cold. Lows around 20. Friday: Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers and flurries. Highs mid 30s. Saturday: Windy with snow. Highs around 20.

Coastal communities like Marshfield and Scituate are preparing for the impact of this weekend’s nor’easter.

In addition to widespread snowfall, strong winds are expected, and people living along New England’s coast are bracing themselves.

Why do some people need to rush to the store before a storm? One expert says it’s about a feeling of control.

Public works crews in Norwood and Foxboro were prepping for a storm that could wallop the area with up to two feet of snow.

This Evening: Cold with a few clouds and temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. Overnight Thursday: Increasing clouds, cold. Lows around 20. Friday: Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers and flurries. Highs mid 30s. Saturday: Windy with snow. Highs around 20.

With heavy snowfall up to 2 feet, damaging winds and coastal flooding all possible as a major nor’easter is poised to develop late Friday, people across New England prepare for what could be a big hit.

Up to 28″ of snow is possible in the Boston area with a major nor’easter poised to develop off the coast late Friday night and into Saturday.

From the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Center… Today (Thursday): Fair, chilly. Highs in the 20s. Overnight Thursday Night: Clouds fill in. Lows around 20. Friday: Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers. Highs in the 30s. Saturday: Snow and wind likely. Highs around 20. Cape Cod Radio Forecast: Today (Thursday): Fair, chilly. Highs in...

From the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Center… Today (Thursday): Fair, chilly. Highs in the 20s. Overnight Thursday Night: Clouds fill in. Lows around 20. Friday: Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers. Highs in the 30s. Saturday: Snow and wind likely. Highs around 20. Cape Cod Radio Forecast: Today (Thursday): Fair, chilly. Highs in...