Ghiorse: “Son of Juno” Storm Update

Sunday, February 01, 2015

 

There is no rest for the weather-weary as we head into February. What had started out as a rather quiet winter has turned into a full-blown Arctic riot that shows little sign of letting up in the near future.

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Today should be an easy day weather-wise as most of us prepare for what we hope will be another Patriots Super Bowl victory. But if you stay too long celebrating at the party, you might run into the first flakes around midnight or just after. A weak storm center in the Midwest this morning will intensify and .make a beeline for the Mid-Atlantic coast by morning. Snow will become heavy at times early, so the morning commute may be a non-starter along with yet another snow day for the kids. The storm should continue through the day and wind down Monday night.

Snow totals will be affected by a couple of factors. First, we are NOT looking at the 1-2 foot accumulation that we experienced in Juno since this storm will move right along and will not linger. Also, there is some indication that there may be a mix or change to sleet and rain during the middle of the storm especially from the Providence area on south and east toward the coast. The center of the storm may come fairly close to us and just skirt our south coast. The northern extent of that mix line is impossible to pin down at this time. I will have to track it as the storm progresses. That said, I am still looking for 6"-12", in general across the area ... a fairly thick layer of frosting on the cake that Juno baked last week.

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Related Slideshow: Blizzard Juno Hits Providence

Blizzard Juno is in full swing across all of Rhode Island and New England. Here is a look at how Juno has impacted Providence.

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No Bread Today

Seven Stars Bakery on Hope St is snowed in. No bread today! 

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CVS is Closed

The CVS on Hope St was closed on Tuesday.

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Cumberland Farms

The Cumberland Farms on Hope St was open for business, but there was no one stopping for gas late Tuesday morning.

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Miriam Hospital

Miriam Hospital was dug out early on Tuesday morning.

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Miriam Hospital

Miriam Hospital was dug out early on Tuesday morning.

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6th St, Providence

A family of sledders ventured out late Tuesday morning.

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Rochambeau St

No cars on Rochambeau St Tuesday morning.

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Hope and Rochambeau

The usually busy intersection of Hope and Rochambeau Streets was quiet on Tuesday morning.

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Hope St

No traffic on Hope Street thanks to Juno on Tuesday morning.

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North Main and Smithfield

The jammed traffic that usually clogs the intersection was nowhere to be seen on Tuesday morning.

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North Main St

North Main St was quiet on Tuesday Morning.

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North Main St

Another view of North Main St in Providence on Tuesday morning during Blizzard Juno.

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Walgreens

The Walgreens on North Main was open on Tuesday morning. There had only been 4 customers as of around 11am. 

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5th Street

A view of 5th St in Providence on Tuesday morning during Blizzard Juno

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4th Street

A view of 4th St in Providence on Tuesday morning during Blizzard Juno

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North Main Street

No action so far today at the Parlour on North Main St. 

 
 

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