High-wind alerts posted for Berkshires
The National Weather Service expects gale-force gusts up to 55 mph Saturday night, possibly downing branches and power lines, along with potential thunderstorms as cold air displaces a springlike warmth.
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The National Weather Service expects gale-force gusts up to 55 mph Saturday night, possibly downing branches and power lines, along with potential thunderstorms as cold air displaces a springlike warmth.
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A potential, rare mid-April snowstorm is brewing for the Berkshires from Thursday night through Friday, prompting government forecasters to post a winter storm watch for after a soaking rainfall beginning before dawn Thursday. Heavy, wet snow is possible, especially for higher elevations of Western Massachusetts and southern Vermont, according to the National Weather Service. The winter storm watch is in effect from 8 p.m. Thursday until 2 a.m. Saturday. A few inches of snow could fall in the hilltowns above 1,500 feet, making travel difficult, the forecasters stated. Depending on the track o...
A potential, rare mid-April snowstorm is brewing for the Berkshires from Thursday night through Friday, prompting government forecasters to post a winter storm watch following a soaking rainfall beginning before dawn Thursday. Heavy, wet snow is possible, especially for higher elevations of western Massachusetts and southern Vermont, according to the National Weather Service. The winter storm watch is in effect from 8 p.m. Thursday until 2 a.m. Saturday. A few inches of snow could fall in the hill towns above 1,500 feet, making travel difficult, the forecasters stated. Depending on the track ...