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Love in Dewey Square
By adamg - 1/23/12 - 9:48 pmCheryl Stober looked out her office window today at the Greenway in Dewey Square.
Snow story
By adamg - 1/21/12 - 4:25 pmSome reports, photos from today (may take a moment or two to pop up):
The first big snow of the season in New England is always so magical
By adamg - 1/21/12 - 10:18 amStiofan forwards this photo of the result of a car-vs.-bollard incident in Harvard Square this morning. Lots of other smashups reported across the area as we magically lose the ability to drive in snow.
And you can love it and pet it and hug it and call it George
By adamg - 1/19/12 - 10:28 pmJust in time for snow, Boston has launched its Adopt-a-Hydrant program, in which you promise to shovel out a specific hydrant after a storm, like, say, the ones we're supposed to get tonight and Saturday.
Meanwhile, both Brookline and Cambridge have referral programs to match residents with snow with teens with shovels.
Snow good for rat tracking
By adamg - 1/17/12 - 8:23 amCambridge City Councilor Minka vanBeuzekom tweets this morning:
After light snow best time 2 see urban animal tracks - like rats. Do you have any?
Winter officially arrives in Dorchester
By adamg - 1/16/12 - 11:00 pmDave Ahern looked out the window of his Dorchester home to see what a thin coating of snow means. He used the hashtag #yougottabekiddin
Snow catches Boston by surprise
By adamg - 1/16/12 - 10:38 pm
Crash at Everett and Clevemont in Brighton. Photo by bbarbaruolo.
Update, 11 p.m.: Expressway in Dorchester at a complete standstill in both directions; six cars collided on the Zakim.
Drivers unaccustomed to powder-covered roads, coupled with a lack of salt, means spinouts and crashes are beginning to pile up. A Hummer ran up into a house on Lake Street in Brighton, but did no major damage to either house or people. Police shut Everett Street in Brighton after cars started playing pinball. Boston DPW salt trucks began blasting out of their yards to treat roads around 10:45 p.m.
Ed. note: I held off on raising the French Toast Alert based on a forecast that called for everything to melt by morning as temperatures rose into the 40s. I should have known better.
Suspicious white powder at Gloucester train station
By adamg - 1/10/12 - 7:21 amTom Bruno arrived at the Gloucester commuter-rail stop this morning to find it coated in all this white powder and wonders what in the world it could be.
Snow in the Boston area!
By adamg - 1/8/12 - 6:10 pm
OK, granted, it's man made, but if you want to remember what the stuff looks like, you can get a good view of the Great Blue Hill ski slope from Meadow Road in Readville.
Earlier:
What a difference a year makes.
What a difference a year makes
By adamg - 1/7/12 - 8:55 pmThe National Weather Service posted these images showing the snow cover across the Northeast today and a year ago.
UPDATE: There is one place in the Boston area where you can see snow.





