winter

Celebrating Saint Patrick's Day under light blue skies with green beer, we are in store for another weather change.

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.

This winter seems to go on and on!  The calendar may say spring is just around the corner, but if you are having a miserable time this winter, you may need some help.

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

We are a week removed from the Blizzard of 2013, and looks like Mother Nature will be celebrating the week anniversary with a bit more snow.

Last weekend's record snowfall in parts of southern New England is giving a big boost to the ski industry in northern New England and upstate New York heading into the important President's Day holiday week.

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.

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.