(WHDH) — Power was restored after whipping winds and a wintry mix moved through the Bay State on Monday morning leaving thousands without electricity.
Less than 100 homes and businesses remained without power as of 9:30 p.m., according to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency.
The weather event started off as snow before southeast winds pulled in warmer air off the water, causing a change over to heavy rain for parts of the state.
The rain moved out around noon.
One woman called it a “big ole slushy machine out there.”
Crews could be seen clearing the roadways and walkways throughout the morning.
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