'Potential Historic Winter Storm' Predicted for Plymouth County
The National Weather Service predicts heavy snow, strong winds, coastal flooding, low visibility Friday night.
While the track of the first major winter storm in two years isn't clear, what is clear is that it will have a major impact on Plymouth and all of Eastern Massachusetts. The National Weather Service is calling it a "potential historic winter storm and blizzard" that's expected to drop between one and two feet of snow across much of the region Friday into Saturday. A blizzard watch was issued for western Plymouth County Wednesday afternoon, predicting accumulations between 12 and 24 inches. Closer to the coast, the storm is expected to drop heavy wet snow, resulting in lower accumulations that may or may not mix with rain, depending on the storm's track. Plymouth should still expect between 8 and 15 inches of snow. According to the NWS, "…
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