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After tornadoes tore up much of the plains states on Sunday, on Monday things weren't any better as a mile-wide tornado struck just outside of Oklahoma City.

Despite spring showing up this week - or not showing up - we got a bit of snow on the Southcoast and around the rest of Massachusetts.

The winter storm battering New England's coastline has ripped a home off its foundation and left it partially collapsed into the ocean off the northeast coast of Massachusetts.

There have been many scattered power outages in the area over the past 24 hours. Early this morning close to 2 thousand homes in the North End of New Bedford were affected.

The state of Massachusetts has gone $20 million over budget for snow removal this winter, with even more snow set to fall this weekend.

Accuweather is forecasting more snow for Greater New Bedford this weekend. City crews are planning their strategy to fight the storm with a few less plows.

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.

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?

As New England prepares to recover from a huge blizzard, in Mississippi they are picking up the pieces after a tornado tore through the state.

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.