Photo: Snow in the Friday forecast.
Here is the latest forecast of the pending snow event heading for Belmont:
At 11:10 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 4, the National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning that will remain in effect until 3 p.m. on Friday.
Beginning as rain before turning to snow between 5 a.m and 7 a.m., Belmont and Greater Boston will be hit with up to four to eight inches of wet snow, the height of the storm will occur during the Friday morning commute with up to two inches of snow falling in an hour before tapering off around 2 p.m.
Along with the snow, north winds will gust to 30 to 35 mph on Friday, especially along and east of I-95/128 corridor.
Expect the morning commute to be slow and difficult due to snow-covered roads and poor visibility.
As of 11 p.m., Belmont schools remain open and the town has not issued a snow emergency.
Belmont’s SNOW EMERGENCY HOTLINE: 617-993-2698.
Belmont Light’s Outage Line: 617-993-2800.
See winter storm information from the Department of Public Works: Winter Weather Brochure
Snow Removal Bylaw:
- See Rules and Regulations of the Town’s Residential Snow Removal Bylaw from Community Development: Snow Removal Rules and Regulations
- See the Commercial Sidewalk Snow Removal list from the Department of Public Works: Commercial Sidewalk Snow Removal List
Larry Macdonald says
What a disaster getting the school children out of the Middle School on Friday. Cars sliding through the stop sign on Washington St. Cars could not get up Washington St. fro School St. Oakley Road jammed up. Thanks to the parents and the children as they tried to make it. I cautioned the children to be very careful as they left the Chenery. Middle School. Thanks to the parents for their understanding as to why I was detouring them. Thanks to the Belmont Police and the Highway Dept. for their co-operation. Once we were able to get the plows and salters thru, in 10 minutes the situation improved. Also had to deal with 2 MVAs during this period.
Me says
Nice, it’s 2 o’clock, schools getting out and the streets aren’t plowed nice. Good job Belmont!!