blizzard

Say what you will, the Blizzard of 2013 was quite a storm and once the snow melts I think we are still going to have a big mess to clean up.

With record amounts of snow, the clean-up efforts continue along the Southcoast! WBSM listeners phoned-in comments that ranged from compliments to criticisms.

Federal statistics show the snowstorm that walloped the Northeast with more than 3 feet in some places didn't add up to being that bad.

Thousands of Bristol County residents are going on their fourth day without electricity, after the weekend blizzard toppled trees and snapped utility poles. In Lakeville, the roads are fairly clear, but a large tree on County Road that fell onto power lines was just being cleared Monday afternoon...

The Blizzard of 2013 has proven to be a  bit of a problem when it comes to cleanup. While City crews are working to get the snow and ice cleaned up, the Citywide parking ban is still in effect.

Many people were using the name Nemo for this weekend's blizzard but many meteorologists refused to use the name, and were not happy that others did.

Whenever we have a storm on the way, people head to the grocery store and buy bread and milk.  Why do we run for bread and milk?

Brother Sam, can you spare a dime? New Bedford and all the South Coast communities spent most of their budgeted snow removal funds on the Blizzard of '13!

I feel like Jim Carey from 'Bruce Almighty' now that the power is back at my house, I'm going around turning on lights saying "I Got The Power"

The Southcoast was hammered by the latest winter storm. It dropped nearly three feet in some areas, and more in others. We'll remember this one for a long time, as it's ranked as one of the biggest New England storms of all time.