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Rhode Island and southern and eastern Massachusetts could get 2 inches of rain. Gusts over 40 mph are predicted in some areas. Higher elevations could get snow.
As a Nor’easter passed through the region on Thursday, the storm's impacts were already being felt in the morning.It’s expected to bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and some coastal flooding.The Block Island Ferry announced it had canceled its high-speed ferry service due to strong winds and rough seas.
A storm center to our south will develop into a nor’easter and sweep through the region Thursday. Boston will be right in the thick of it. Here's your Thursday storm and Memorial Day weekend forecast.
Terrifying maps from WXChart, which uses data from the MetDesk, has shown the country is set to be hit by a massive storm coming this weekend and end the recent sunshine
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AccuWeather on MSNRain to drench mid-Atlantic, central Appalachians, but struggle to reach all of New EnglandA long-awaited Southern storm is heading for part of the Northeast, but the storm is not likely to be the rain-producer it once was. It will bring enough rain to slow travel and disrupt outdoor plans.
Rain and winds will continue for much of the UK in the days to come. The western part of Scotland, as well as some of northwestern England, will be hit the hardest. Maps show that these areas, in particular, will receive as much as 55 millimetres of rain on Tuesday, May 27.
"It is going to bring some windswept, cold, heavy rain Thursday into Friday morning, which will slow travel ahead of the holiday weekend," Cindy Fitzgibbon said.