By now you’ve no doubt heard the forecasts, and from all accounts were in for a good bit of snow tomorrow. Southborough Emergency Management Director Neil Aspesi said a “classic nor’easter” could dump 12 to 16 inches of snow across the area. Read the full article → from ‘Classic nor’easter’ to hit Southborough on Wednesday
The first big storm of the season — and likely the last of 2010 — brought an estimated 10 inches of snow to Southborough on Sunday night and into Monday. Read the full article → from Snow blankets Southborough, but no major problems reported
Looks like we could be in for a big one on Sunday. The National Weather Service has issued winter storm and blizzard warnings for most of the state, including Southborough. The warnings extend from noon on Sunday through noon on Monday. Read the full article → from Blizzard warning for Southborough starting Sunday
Hurricane Earl is on it’s way and, while it looks like it will be staying off the Massachusetts coast, Earl is still expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain to our area. Read the full article → from Rain, strong wind expected in Southborough on Friday
It seems to be the question of the day. Will Hurricane Earl hit New England or will it veer offshore? It’s still anyone’s guess, but Southborough Emergency Management is keeping a close watch on things. Read the full article → from Hurricane Earl – will it or won’t it?
You don’t need me to tell you it’s going to be another hot one today. The weather reports say Southborough will reach the mid-90’s today, but it will feel like triple digits. Read the full article → from It’s hot out today. How are you staying cool?
It’s not often that Southborough sees tornado warnings, especially two days in a row, but that’s exactly what happened this weekend. Read the full article → from Wild weekend weather (with video)
I went for a walk yesterday and practically had to cover my head to protect myself from all the small branches and other detritus falling from the trees overhead thanks to the strong winds. But branches and leaves weren’t the only thing falling from the sky, actual tress fell, too. Read the full article → from Heavy winds topple trees in Southborough
It’s only Wednesday, but it’s been a long week for residents and emergency responders alike. Heck, it’s been a long month. Read the full article → from Photos: Heavy rains flood basements and yards around town
If you looked out the window this weekend and wondered if the rain was ever going to stop, you weren’t alone. Southborough saw over 4 inches of rain along with some strong winds. Despite that, Fire Chief John Mauro Jr. said things were relatively quiet, with one a couple of calls for flooded basements. Read the full article → from Photos: A weekend of wind and heavy rain
Kids in Northborough and Southborough will get dismissed early from school on Wednesday thanks to the coming snow. And for those of you looking forward to the school committee meeting, you’ll have to wait one more day. The meeting, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday night, has been postponed to Thursday at 6:30 pm. It will still be held in the library at Trottier. Read the full article → from Early dismissal for schools on Wednesday, school committee meeting rescheduled
It is nothing but wet and sloppy outside today, and the National Weather Service has issued both wind and flood advisories for our area. Read the full article → from Wind and flood advisories today
Yesterday was the first weekday storm of the year, and things were sloppy around town, but Fire Chief John Mauro Jr. said it wasn’t as bad as it could have been. Read the full article → from Branches, wires down in yesterday’s storm
I don’t know how things are at your house, but at mine, the power has been flaky all day. Lots of flickering and a few brief outages. National Grid doesn’t show any power outages currently for Southborough, but you can keep an eye on things by visiting their Storm Center. Read the full article → from Winter weather means power outages