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right now, it's a seller's market. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. chris mckinnon here with anthony lamacc ia. what are we looking at as far as last year? >> 15 was a good year and started out slow for reasons i won't mention but it got going well. it was the biggest singet year for home sales since 2006. we came up short and home sales, overall, were up 9% from '14 and prices were up 3 1/2% over '14. continuous growth. >> and there are a lot of

push into the mass pike. afternoon, and into 5:00 p.m., reaching the boston area. the shield continues to move farther to the north than what we if of the thought. plus, heavier snowbands develop and that could mean slight snow totals. sunday morning, by the way, around dawn and getting out of here and one to three-inch in boston and three to six inches of snow and for the cape, islands and south coast and we

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>> and so beautiful. >> yeah. >> we do. the temperatures are running on the cooler side here. nothing that we can't handle and cold enough we're tracking the snow here. that freezing line is just off of the coast of nantucket. we might get a brief period of mixing snow, rain-snow mix; however, it's not going to be a huge deal and most of the day we'll deal with snow. nicole shields of snow is running into dry air. so, southern parts of massachusetts not dealing with the snow necessarily after time. and later today, say around noon, we'll see that snow pile up in the snow reaches later this evening. one to three inches of accumulation through tomorrow morning. three on six inches of snow from south shores and six to 10 inches of snow. up to that, just a little bit for areas in the cape, et cetera. here's your seven-day. hope to get through this. it's smooth sailing. >> that is a good looking forecast there. >> thank you so much, pamela. have a great day, everybody.

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otherwise, the peak gusts across the interior and that is a breezy day. and 15 to 35 miles per hour and they're at the coast line and back into the cape and islands. i think we'll see numerous gusts over 40 miles per hour. and i want to mention, too, the coastal flood watch for tomorrow and tonight's high tide will feature minor coastal flooding. tomorrow, we're looking at a foot higher tide because of the

blowing and drifting snow and that will be an issue of reduced visibility. tomorrow morning, notice the storm departs and that is out of the north on the back side and into the north west. strong wind gusts tomorrow morning and the wind will subside through the course of the day and into the interior. for the coast line, it means a couple of different things and number one, talk about the coastal flood watch. this is in affect for tomorrow. not tonight's high tide but tomorrow morning. the wind is going to whip up the waves and they will develop through the overnight tonight. minor coastal flooding with pockets of coastal flooding possible and from scituate to sandwich and nantucket. when we get moderate coastal flooding, that is a little step up. and that means there might be basements and road closures. you kind of know the drill and seeing isolated structural