Storm Center

After a major winter storm that brought blizzard conditions, high winds and snow to New Bedford on Tuesday, City crews have made significant progress in removing snow from the City’s roads, and their work will continue throughout the night.

As blizzard conditions knocked out power to about a quarter million Massachusetts homes and businesses Tuesday, power crews were kept out of bucket trucks and away from power lines by heavy snow and high winds. One utility says it could be days until power is fully restored.

Here are some local spots you can head to for shelter if you are currently without power or heat.

With the snow still falling early Tuesday afternoon, Dartmouth and Fairhaven Public Schools have announced that there will be no school on Wednesday, March 14.

The third storm to hit Massachusetts in less than two weeks is causing widespread power outages.

Everything you need to know in the City of New Bedford ahead of the major winter storm about to hit the SouthCoast, including parking ban info, closings, trash/recycling pickup schedules, and free sand pickup locations.

With a major Nor'easter bearing down on the Southcoast, the Town of Dartmouth is announcing several measures ahead of the snowfall.

A third nor'easter in just two weeks is hitting the Northeast and New England and is expected to bring up to 18 inches of snow in some areas as well as high winds and strong gusts.

Just days after one Nor'Easter, another is headed our way. Here's ABC 6 Meteorologist Chelsea Priest's forecast for the storm.

Most residents on the Southcoast that are still without electricity should see their power restored by tonight, although some exceptions may be possible.