gloppy gloppier snow and measure less. more precipitation closer to the storm 5 to 8 cape and nantucket. 5 to 8 back here. while you are farther away an getting less precipitation, through that fluff factor. forecasting snow amounts is not by 10 to 1. you have to factor in the temperature as well and how close to the center of the storm you are. but you know what, jason, with the snow falling and the way the winds are may not be measuring nick. you. >> jason: howling. blizzard warning in effect. and winds are blowing the snow around where off quarter-mile visibility or less. the blizzard warning all about the wind. we have a winter storm warning for snow accumulation 6 inches or better in the pink shaded and weather advisory north and west for snow totals. barnstable nantucket as well. and piling up the water across the shoreline. and into the basement you can get some water as well. now there is wind gust problem already as we start the day. look at these winds, 40 to 45 miles per hour right now. so this area forecast sho

possibly just above freezing or possibly just above freezing, but 32 means we are going to get some gloppy, sticky snow out there. 3 p.m., the thundershower look forward to for improvements. so things ease up. around 3 p.m. in worcester. lighten considerably in boston. ends around 6 p.m. over the cape and islands. through 8:00 this morning, let's say 1 to 2 inches of snow from boston to worcester but we are going to get some of those heavier pockets of snow through 10 a.m. and bump some spots up to 3 to 4 inches by 10 a.m. here you can see by noontime, even boston with a good 3 if not higher snow on the ground. i think these numbers are slightly under done. i am going to go higher than, 4 to 8 across much of eastern and central massachusetts. less for the cape because of that mixing, but boston, malden that mixing, but boston, malden, danvers down to lowell and norton and carver and back to worcester and clinton. we have that heavier rain -- that heavier snow, excuse me and 4 to 8 inches. it does lightton 1 to 3 in derry, perer rill, derry, new hampshire. a big nuisance this morning and we

you can leave it at 110 and it won't get gloppy, it won't get stale, it won't harden. >> and you don't have to be a big chef to cook. like, i don't have time to cook. this would be great. >> exactly-- this makes you look like an actual good chef. it's temperature-controlled, so i pop my fried chicken right in there and i know exactly what temperature it's at, and you know if you go down one, 10 degrees, boom, drops just like that. can you do that on a gas range? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> not at all. >> this is temperature-controlled so you don't overcook it, you don't undercook it. >> i love the temperature control-- that can cook meat without drying it out. >> man: mmm! >> that's amazing! >> what do you think? >> nice and crispy. >> you can fry, you can simmer, you can steam, you can fondue, >> it's amazing-- i've never seen anything like it. >> i love that if you take the top... the pot off of the top, it stops and that the handles were cool. that's really amazing. >> and you know what the great thing is, you guys? it's portable. you can take this whole thing over to the table, pl

with issues there and with the winds as well, power outages, more tree limbs, especially with the gloppy snow you talked about, kevin, south and east, winter storm warning in pink and back to lower totals like you showed us. concerned about coastal floodings and normally roads that get water will, and if you live in plymouth county and particularly nantucket and barnstable county, coastal flood warning and some of the basements could be coming in and wind gust 39 to 49 miles per hour, logan airport down to nantucket and it is going to get worse from here, winds sustained right through the afternoon, 20, 30 miles per hour, gusting to 40 now, after dark tonight we will see improvement but really won't be until tomorrow morning when speeds. let's look at the temperatures, by the way, cold night tonight with the from everyone snow pack, teens and 20s, so frozen roads tomorrow morning, plan on that, in the back of mind tuesday. unsettled pattern continues, at least have snow chances through the end of the week. 7-day forecast stays cold, off and on snow chances, now, next by friday and saturd

. >> was that wet gloppy snow. that's what we had today and lots of it. in worcester we saw some of the biggest reports coming on. officially 12 and a half inches of snow did fall. there's holden at 7.50 inch off to the north of there boylston and here's marlboro at 9.4 inches. shore here. a couple of these totals at 8.3. there's one for 8 in methuen and over on to lowell or dracut area 10.50 inches of snow. into the immediate boston area east boston that's officially at logan 6.8 inches of snow farther to the southwest in brookline 77.8 inches. to the shouting shore kingston 10.4. look at plymouth coming in at 7.8 not too far away farther to the southwest wareham picking up 7.7 inches of snow. finally to cape cod had you the snow last you did pretty well catching up. and south dennis 4.6 in barnstable six inches of snow reported when all was said and done. pretty good looking storm out there. certainly more snow than was originally expected. but the timing worked out well and moved out tonight as expected. it is gone now our eyes are on our next system.

temperatures so close to freezing, so going to keep with the gloppy snow all day where temperatures will sit where they are and not go down a couple degrees, plymouth starting to change over, shifting from the transition about the next hour. by 10:00 we have the rain-snow line hitting about the middle cape, and by late-morning it is going to transition even for the cape. the problem is see the deeper shading, that means moderate to heavy snow a possibility, straight through the afternoon, finally 3:00 p.m. drying out in worcester by 4:00 p.m., we are going to dry out in boston and cape and islands it comes to an end as it hit the evening hours, but two to four inches for the cape and islands and also just the little bit higher out into southern new hampshire where we are seeing that steady snow but four to eight remains worcester, boston north and south shore, where we get even the biggest reports and new reports 3.7 inches now in southbridge and, sarah wroblewski, not just the snow but intense rain. >> sarah: dealing with rain all morning long and over an inch of rain before that dealin

as was going down this evening what a beautiful scene those trees encased in white of course heavy gloppy snow on there but as a snow pulled away the sun came out right behind it. also means clear skies tonight and temperatures will drop. fresh snow cover clear skies when starting up a recipe for icy cold conditions tonight. the last of the snow offshore most of massachusetts except for stream southeastern mass cape cod getting it right now. snow totals upwards of 40 inches mid to advocate so that's going to be again that wide range of 4 to 8 inches other way closer to the four but the reason the deeper blue band's been coming across cape cod that's a heavy snow being coming onto chatham getting it now northwood wellfleet to nantucket seeing some of that martha's vineyard but the back edge of the snow is pushing on blue a little closer shot of it you can see without falling right now in a live storm tracker. i set the clock it's offshore and pulling away from here and clearing out. that clearing is going to be the issue because temperatures have been at or below freezing much of the day a

. >> jason: kev whan you said of the gloppy cape and islands additional power outages and tree limbs coming down. with all the wind piling the water up along the coastline. we have flooding concerns. our next high tide cycle right either side of that, the plymouth shoreline, the barn plymouth shoreline, the barnstable shoreline down to nantucket. we will see moderate coastal flooding. and also splash and also splash overlikely on the more flood prone roads. a coastal flood advisory along the boston. up to the seacoast and even the vineyard for the mild flooding concerns. so powerful ocean storm spreading the winds, spreading the snow in, but piling up. and let me show you the gusts right now. 50 miles per hour. 45. these are way before sunrise. usually you think winds pick up after sunrise you get the mixing. this is a powerful storm and large, and even though it is far away from it we are feeling a lot of impact. look at those winds. 32 this morning and 40 there at noon. right through 3:00. by 7:00, winds coming down just a little bit. the blizzard warnings will expire and we will s

sarah wroblewski is here to explain why today's snow will be that gloppy, sticky kind of snow. >> sarah: hard to move, shiri, we are dealing with heavy, wet snow pushing through the region snow pushing through the region. and even though expecting a coating or an inch or so further north and west, it is the consistency of it. in fact, i want to get to our weather computer here because it will show that we are expect it will show that we are expecting to see some -- there we go -- how much precipitation we are going to get anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half in spots and with temperatures the way they are right now in the mid-30s, you get that very heavy, wet snow. that's when an inch can equal 6 to 8 inches. inch. that is 10 inches. and you get that fluff factor when it gets colder. we had that a lot last year and not the case for this particular system. with the heavy wet snow and with the winds, will see isolated and scattered power outages. the temperatures, the current wind conditions i should say anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour. expecting to see gusts up to 35 and

you can leave it at 110 and it won't get gloppy, it won't get stale, it won't harden. >> and you don't have to be a big chef to cook. like, i don't have time to cook. this would be great. >> exactly-- this makes you look like an actual good chef. it's temperature-controlled, so i pop my fried chicken right in there and i know exactly what temperature it's at, and you know if you go down one, 10 degrees, boom, drops just like that. can you do that on a gas range? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> not at all. >> this is temperature-controlled so you don't overcook it, you don't undercook it. >> i love the temperature control-- that can cook meat without drying it out. >> man: mmm! >> that's amazing! >> what do you think? >> nice and crispy. >> you can fry, you can simmer, you can steam, you can fondue, you can do everything with this-- i love it. >> it's amazing-- i've never seen anything like it. >> i love that if you take the top... the pot off of the handles were cool. that's really amazing. >> and you know what the great thing is, you guys? it's portable. you can take this whole thing ove

you can leave it at 110 and it won't get gloppy, it won't get stale, it won't harden. >> and you don't have to be a big chef to cook. like, i don't have time to cook. this would be great. >> exactly-- this makes you look like an actual good chef. it's temperature-controlled, so i pop my fried chicken right in there and i know exactly what temperature it's at, and you know if you go down one, 10 degrees, boom, drops just like that. can you do that on a gas range? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> not at all. >> this is temperature-controlled so you don't overcook it, you don't undercook it. >> i love the temperature control-- that can cook meat without drying it out. >> man: mmm! >> that's amazing! >> what do you think? >> nice and crispy. >> you can fry, you can simmer, you can steam, you can fondue, you can do everything with this-- i love it. >> it's amazing-- i've never seen anything like it. >> i love that if you take the top... the pot off of the top, it stops and that the handles were cool. that's really amazing. >> and you know what the great thing is, you guys? it's portable. you ca

ugly, gloppy went snowflakes falling. some areas slushy. it depends where you are. looks like the heaviest snow will be to the east and northeast of us. it's a slushy, sloppy commute. heaviest snow from now until 10:00 a.m. then it should wind down by or at noontime. clearing in the afternoon. the weekend still looks great though. good news. we'll have melting of the snow that does fall. hardest hit areas east of us in suffolk county. the rest of the area -- shaded in purple. winter storm warning in suffolk county. we could see as much as 5 to 8 inches of snow. it will persist through the morning through midday or so. winding down from west to east. isolated pockets with 8 inches of snow a possibility. a heavy, wet snow at that. 32 x, just about in central park. sheepshead bay at 32. as the snow picks up in newburgh is 32. a little more of a possibility of getting accumulating snow and this thing sticking on the walkways and roadways. heaviest bands of snow, brighter white, look for that. that's coming up from new jersey. we'll see the back edge of this snow just ou

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gloppy gloppier snow and measure less. more precipitation closer to the storm 5 to 8 cape and nantucket. 5 to 8 back here. while you are farther away an getting less precipitation, through that fluff factor. forecasting snow amounts is not by 10 to 1. you have to factor in the temperature as well and how close to the center of the storm you are. but you know what, jason, with the snow falling and the way the winds are may not be measuring nick.

conditions 34 in boston with snow, so temps just above freezing which is why we are seeing the really gloppy snow right now, 31 in worcester, 35 in plymouth and i have to say last couple minutes and snow finally coming into play in plymouth down to carver, you can see we have a little bit of mix situation in march field and duxbury, but by 9:00 a.m. we have the rain-snow line traveling down to the cape cod canal, pockets of heavy snow, close to the rain-snow line and rain over southeastern massachusetts, it is going to be heavy rain and see hefty near one inch rainfall report and absolute soaker this morning and moderate snow falling and going to be able to bust around the shovels, two and three in worcester and two do eventually clean-up four to eight inches,

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