Full Notification

The National Weather Service is forecasting 6-8" of snow for our area through the afternoon. DPW is and will be out salting and plowing until roads are all cleared. Please park off street so the plows can do their job. Roads are slippery and will get worse. Go slow and arrive safely at your destination. Don't crowd the plows if you must be out on the road..
Give pedestrians a break by keeping your sidewalk clear.
With the extreme temperatures forecast through Sunday, limit outside time for the kids and pets.

Be safe out there!

Event Summary from the National Weather Service:

Snow will continue to fall through this afternoon. Heaviest snowfall is
expected between 7 AM and Noon. Highest amounts are expected along coastal areas.

Regardless of snow amounts, strong winds will lead to areas of significant blowing and drifting snow, further impacting travel. Blizzard conditions are expected in coastal areas.

Dangerously cold weather is expected behind this storm through at least Saturday. The lowest wind chills are expected Friday and Saturday morning.

Widespread minor coastal flooding is expected with this mornings high
tide. Spotty moderate coastal flooding is possible. In addition to typical
minor coastal flooding impacts, any stagnant flood waters may freeze on road surfaces.