Weather

Cape Cod, the South Coast, and the islands will receive the brunt of a late-spring nor’easter predicted to bring as much as three inches of rain and winds gusting to 50mph.

Experts say the earthquake was relatively small and is not expected to have caused structural damage.

The National Weather Service forecasts the region will see the worst conditions starting sometime after Friday at 8pm through Saturday at noon.

Boaters on Cape Cod and the Islands are facing a decision as the remnants of Hurricane Lee approach the region. Should they pull their boats or let them ride out the storm in the water?

Cape Cod water analyst says that the county has been behind average percipitation by 5 inches since February

Cape Cod officials and experts are still assessing how hard the coast was hit by the weekend’s winter storm.

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