Gov. Baker said he's lifting the eastern-Massachusetts driving ban at midnight, but Mayor Walsh said that doesn't mean everybody should go out and release their pent-up driving urges.
This is what Cinzia Sonya saw when she opened a side door in her home in Brockton this afternoon.
WalkingBostonian shows us the mostly empty Harvard Avenue in Allston this afternoon.
Gov. Baker, now clad in a more appropriate pullover, says the ban is being lifted in the western part of the state, except for the turnpike, but that those of us easta Worcester need to stay off the roads.
State Police report issuing several citations for people ignoring the ban, but add they have yet to have to arrest anybody.
A member of the crack Boston media asked the governor about his changeover from a suit to something more casual. He replied:
Today is a snow day! I am dressed for a snow day.
NOAA posted this photo of the blizzard over our heads around 1:45 this morning, taken by the Suomi-NPP satellite.
TrueNE_79 spotted this open Dunkin' Donuts in Downtown Crossing this morning.
Paula Tennyson looked out her window last night to see a snowmobile zipping around at Comm. Ave. and Mass. Ave.
Stephen McCarthy forwarded a photo of his breakfast this morning. Too bad he doesn't deliver.
Paula Tennyson spotted a chihuahua with second thoughts. See way more photos, with more to come, of course.
Dtaylo captured the Boston yeti - on camera, at least.
Yes, of course, the yeti has a Twitter account.
Ken Hudak reports this SUV was apparently left open like that all night - owner's fortunate, at least, that the winds were blowing the snow out as fast as they were blowing them in.
Jed Hresko shows us the line for liquor at the Downtown Crossing Walgreens late this afternoon.
'HERE WE GO." With those three words, the National Weather Service begins its latest report on the impending snowpocageddon, one its forecasters say could re-shape parts of the coastline with winds and waves punching out new inlets. Read more.
Izzie in a Tizzy shows us the milk shelves at the Packard's Corner Shaw's (the water shelves are similarly denuded).
The following memo from MEMA went out to state officials today:
DATE: January 26, 2015
TIME: 1:15 pm
SUBJECT: State of Emergency and Motor Vehicle Travel Ban
Nick Smith spotted this truck in Cambridge today. Closer inspection showed it's from the National Science Foundation's Center for Severe Weather Research.
A concerned citizen wants this pre-blizzard chair on Imrie Road in Allston removed.
Similar complaint about cones on Homestead Street in Roxbury.
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