(WHDH) — The National Weather Service says blizzard conditions have been confirmed in Boston, Hyannis, Falmouth and Plymouth.
[BLIZZARD] Making the call; #Boston (BOS) automated observing station @BostonLogan has recorded 3+ hours of #blizzard conditions as of 12p (3/13) pic.twitter.com/uWO2wPKTxZ
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) March 13, 2018
[BLIZZARD] Making the call; Hyannis (HYA), Falmouth (FMH) and Plymouth (PYM) automated observing sites have recorded 3 hours of #blizzard conditions as of the top of the hour (11a 3/13), despite some missing observations in some cases due to a loss in power pic.twitter.com/GvUE5x90lc
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) March 13, 2018
The weather service defines a blizzard as three or more hours of sustained wind or frequent gusts to 35 mph or greater; and falling or blowing snow that reduces visibility frequently to less than one-quarter of a mile.
Parts of Southeastern Massachusetts are supposed to see 20 inches of snow.
#Breaking Blizzard conditions confirmed in Plymouth where we are dealing with poor visibility, high winds and snow @7News #7News pic.twitter.com/di1mKTC07h
— Nathalie Pozo (@WPBF_Nathalie) March 13, 2018
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