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Leave from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news starts right now. Live pictures tonight from copley scare a pretty night in the city. Boston Public School studentsyou will be in class tomorrow. Snow falling now and has been falling all day. South of us people have been dealing with the strong winds low visibility as well on the roadways. Heres eric live in plymouth for us tonight. Eric. Reporter the highest impact is closest to the water with the wind the strongest and the visibility is poor such as in a lull and now heavy snow is worked back in and you can tell theres plenty wind blowing...

Southeastern end of you. And will arrive around 7 a. M. A pretty good bet for the snow to be making its way up. Still above freeze still above freezing in many locations north and west upper 20s to near 30 degrees and we will all get down into the freezing zone as we get throughout day and the atmosphere continues to cool. Winds are gusting 45, 48 Miles Per Hour right now boston down through the cape and islands. We have a blizzard warning. Plymouth county, cape and island. That means blowing snow. Winds 65 Miles Per Hour. Reducing visibilities down a quarter of a mile at times. Obviously a go...

They really are. Blowing things around. With the onset of the snow, a little bit of the heavier variety and with the wind combined, of course, we are outages. The cape and islands. Plymouth county as well. Let me show you the gusts. 49, plymouth. 41 boston, logan. 48, nantucket. We are already seeing winds well in extess of 40 Miles Per Hour in many locations. 38, worcester right now. And we are going to be seeing it just getting worse. Deteriorating through the day as those winds tighten up and we start to see wind gusts even 60, 65 Miles Per Hour possible for places like Plymouth County and ...

Watching the coast. Jessica reyes along 128 in newton. Julie grauert watching Road Conditions around the state. And a team of meteorologists tracking the storm this morning. Sara chief meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz watching the storm as it approaches. Kevin, this is going to be a long event. Kevin sure is. All day long we will be dealing with this. You noted the wind, sara, really blowing hard. Even if you havent seen a snow even if you havent seen a snowflake. You likely heard the winds rattling your windows. Wind gusts over 50 Miles Per Hour from a storm that is 400 miles out to sea. How la...