RI experiencing 1st plowable snowfall of winter
RI experiencing first plowable snowfall of the winter
NORTH SMITHFIELD, R.I. (WPRI) — The first plowable snowfall expected for Rhode Island this winter has started to come down. Crews are currently on roads as the snow accumulates throughout the state. Drivers are urged to be cautious if they are going to be on the roads as conditions become slick and icy.
Preparations underway for Southern New England's first plowable snow of 2025
As of shortly after 7:00pm drizzle was falling, with the changeover to snow happening close to 8:00. Providence County could get 4-8 inches, the South Coast is expected to see 2-4 inches. Heaviest snowfall is expected between 8pm and midnight.
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