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Winter Storm Headed Towards Narragansett, SK: What To Know
The forecast calls for up to two feet of snow, and Gov. Dan McKee urged Rhode Islanders to stay home and off the roads.
NARRAGANSETT-SOUTH KINGSTOWN, RI — A winter storm is headed towards southern New England, and is expected to bring up to two feet of snow to Rhode Island.
The storm is expected to arrive overnight, with up to four inches of accumulation by Saturday morning. Heavy snow will continue throughout the day Saturday and continue until about 10 p.m., leaving 18 to 24 inches of accumulation statewide.
Related: RI's State-Run COVID-19 Testing, Vaccine Sites To Close For Storm
Narragansett declared a parking ban from 11 p.m. Friday until further notice. South Kingstown, meanwhile, announced a parking ban starting at 7 p.m.
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Rose Hill Transfer Station will be closed on Saturday, along with all South Kingstown libraries, the Recreation Center and Neighborhood Guild.
The coastal communities are likely to be hit hard by the storm, with wind gusts up to 60 mph and dangerously high seas. Officials urged residents to shelter in place during the day.
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