Wind chills will be dangerously cold as they remain well below 0 through Sunday morning. We’ll see winds continuing to diminish, but it will remain very cold as we continue to dig out from the blizzard Sunday.
From Boston's snow emergency, to no visibility in Revere, Mass., over to flooding concerns in Marshfield, here's our team coverage from Saturday's blizzard.
The National Weather Service considers a storm a blizzard if it has snowfall or blowing snow, as well as winds of at least 35 mph that reduce visibility to a quarter-mile or less for at least three hours. In many areas, Saturday's storm met those criteria.
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