For the first time in eight years, the National Weather Service has confirmed that blizzard criteria has been met along the ...

A blizzard packing tropical-force winds and heavy, wet snow is projected to knock out power to “several hundred thousand” customers in CT.

Parts of the state could get buried by up to two feet of snow.

A powerful winter storm brought heavy snow to the Northeast, causing outages, flight delays and dangerous travel conditions ...

Eversource says all service will be restored by Friday ...

More than 40 million people are under blizzard warnings along the East Coast from the Delmarva Peninsula up to Maine. Snow will be particularly heavy overnight as dangerous winds whip to 70+ mph along ...

Had enough yet? A historic nor’easter pummeled the region on Monday — with one spot even breaking the snow record from the ...

Expect an additional 1 to 3 inches of snow to fall on Wednesday. The South Shore was already pelted with more than a foot of snow. In some places, like Kingston, there were reports of 36 inches.

Gov. Maura Healey declared a state of emergency Sunday, advising people to “stay indoors” and forecasting whiteout conditions, coastal flooding and power outages from heavy, wind-whipped snow ...

About 3,500 PSE&G customers were without power across the state. PSE&G has restored power to about 31,000 customers since 9 a.m. Sunday, utility spokesperson Marijke Shugrue said. The bulk of PSE&G’s ...