High tide hit around 11:15 a.m. Friday morning with a near record storm surge from Nor’Eater Rlley causing dramatic flooding on Boston’s waterfront. It was the second massive storm in just as many months after the January 4th snowstorm. Shown here are photos from the flooding impact along the North End waterfront toward Long Wharf and Atlantic Read More…
So, what happened to cause so much flooding during last week’s winter Nor’easter snow storm? Unlike the near miss of Hurricane Sandy where Boston dodged a (big) bullet, the so called “bomb cyclone” of January 2018 brought a storm surge that hit just at the worst time, an astronomical high tide. With already over 12 Read More…
The halfway point! Your guide to Wednesday: Greenway lights, under your control? https://www.instagram.com/p/BR63ZwpAATM/?taken-by=kathrynrburton Notable news: Greenway eyes beer and wine garden Hoping to leverage as a “hip” moneymaker, the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy is looking to open a 5,000-square-foot “biergarten/wine bar” at the corner of Purchase and High streets. Boston Herald has more on the garden that will operate three to five nights Read More…