This Week in Providence
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The Providence FanZone was closed on Thursday due to the potential threat of severe weather in the Northeast region. According to the latest forecast from the 12 News Weather Team, there was a slight risk of severe storms, with damaging winds identified as the…
Wet weather forecast for Sunday is expected to disrupt weekend activities, leading to the cancellation of at least one parade and prompting many to move plans indoors. The anticipated rain has caused event organizers to reconsider outdoor gatherings to ensure…
Southern New England is facing the possibility of rainy weather over the upcoming holiday weekend, which coincides with both Easter and Passover celebrations. This forecast could disrupt outdoor plans for many residents who typically gather with family and fri…
WPRI 12 celebrated its 71st anniversary on March 27, 2026. Since its launch in 1955, the station has been a key source of news, entertainment, and local programming for viewers in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. Over the decades, WPRI 12 has evolv…
Rhode Islanders are welcoming the arrival of spring following a difficult winter season marked by severe weather. The community endured months of cold temperatures, heavy snowfall, and icy conditions that disrupted daily life and challenged residents. With the…
In February 2026, Providence experienced a record-breaking blizzard that dumped 37 inches of snow, causing the city to spend $3.8 million on snow cleanup—nearly triple its $2.2 million snow removal budget for the year. Overall, Providence has spent close to $7…
Drought conditions continue to affect parts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts despite recent snowfall. Since early 2024, these areas have faced ongoing dryness, with limited improvement from the melting snow. The precipitation from the snow has not been suffic…
Several Rhode Island communities have exceeded their budgets for snow removal due to an unprecedented amount of snowfall this winter. The record-breaking snow has significantly increased the costs associated with clearing roads, sidewalks, and public spaces. M…
Munroe Dairy, a fresh milk delivery business based in East Providence, Rhode Island, reported a significant financial setback due to the Blizzard of 1926. The severe weather conditions prevented the company from making deliveries for two consecutive days, lead…
Several Providence City Councilors are advocating for the implementation of technology that would allow residents to track snowplows in real time during snow removal operations. The goal is to increase transparency and improve communication between the city an…
The Blizzard of 2026 dumped a historic 37.9 inches of snow on Providence, Rhode Island, causing widespread disruption. Snow fell continuously for 25 hours, overwhelming city services and leaving many residential streets unplowed for days. Residents expressed f…
Following the Blizzard of 2026, which dumped a record 37.9 inches of snow on Providence, the city briefly transformed into an urban ski resort. With driving banned and roads buried, residents embraced winter sports in unconventional places. Skiers and snowboar…
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