Snow totals Rhode Island: East Coast Blizzard continues in New England - Examiner.com

Sunday, 26 New England snowstorm in December 2010 with violent snowstorm and is expected to continue until Monday evening. Snow totals, RI Providence area have already taken flight cancellations and delays of the big snowstorm in winter due to Logan Airport, TF Green Airport in reports of Providence, Boston and New York JFK Airport roaring off for Christmas.

Expected Snow Totals
As the howling storm on the East Coast, National Weather Service said that the deeper, eventually dumped between 12 to 16 inches from the White Stuff on the wrong parts of New England, and whipped Providence, Rhode Island with strong winds 20 to 30 mph, gusting to 40 to 45 miles per hour.

Weather: Snow storm in Rhode Island

According to the National Weather Service, is in a period of heavy snow and continued for most of the warning area this evening and the night before the early morning Monday cone. Hourly rates of snowfall of 1 to 2 cm are likely this evening and tonight, with perhaps up to 2-4 centimeters per hour in the heaviest bands of snow. The heaviest snow is likely to produce much of Connecticut, Massachusetts, in south-central New Hampshire. The eastern edge of the snow during the night may, in the east corridor from Boston to Providence.

Snow totals Iceland Rhode 26th December 2010
Updated weather and loss account at 9:02 p.m. ET Dec. 26, 2010

9.0-inch Warren
Bristol 6.2
West Greenwich 8.3
Warwick 7.5
West Warwick 7.0
Middletown 7.5
Newport 7.0
7.0 Portsmouth
Little Compton 6.0
Providence / North Pro 6.5
Woonsocket 5.0
Burrillville 3.5
Providence 2.0
Pawtucket 2.0
Scituate 2.0
North Kingstown 8.2
Narragansett 6.5
South Kingstown 6.0
Charles Town 5.8
West 5.5
Wakefield 4.0
Richmond 4.0

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Photo: People walk in the snow afternoon in Manhattan's Union 26th place in December 2010 in New York. A winter storm beats east coast of the United States and should generate a foot of snow to New York and New England, traveling growling after Christmas. (Photo: Mario Tama / Getty Images)