8 Quotes by Charlie Foley

We're looking at very strong northeast winds and that's going to blow snow around and create drifts, and that's going to combine to make travel ? especially Sunday morning ? hazardous.

Winds are gusting to 37 mph on Nantucket. And the seas are still looking a little rough out there. But we don't anticipate significant effects.

We're not expecting any kind of major event.

Wednesday night we have a chance of snow or rain and temperatures will be in the low 30s. That will continue into Thursday, but it's not going to be a big storm. It's going to be more of a nuisance - there shouldn't be any accumulation that effects anything in a negative way.

We expect the snow to begin around 6 to 8 p.m. and continue into early Sunday afternoon.

The best thinking right now is 8 to 15 inches. We make a forecast for the most likely event happening.

The evening commute will be more of a problem.

All the cold air stayed up in Canada. This particular storm is more typical of what we would see in southern New England in wintertime.