With predicted snow totals residents should make preparations for any power interruptions to not begin restoration until Sunday. Thermostats should be turned up tonight to keep your house warm. Also if you have well-water remember to fill your bathtub to use as a water source.

Predicted wind gusts Saturday 60-65 mph. Treat all downed power lines as live.

The National Weather Service has increased snowfall amounts up to 30”

Good morning Duxbury. The peak of the storm will be 10am to 4pm.

Currently 15% of Duxbury is without power. Road conditions are deteriorating quickly. Please stay of the roads today.

We are already responding to Carbon monoxide incidents from generators. Please follow these tips to stay safe.

The Duxbury Senior Center will be open at 4pm as a warming center and to charge your electronics. Please spread the word. Thank you. #DXFD

We continue to respond to multiple carbon monoxide incidents. Please use generators safety. Ensure home furnace vents are clear of snow.

The warming center at the Duxbury Senior Center is now closed. Please call 781-934-7159 for any non emergency assistance.

Currently 6% of Duxbury is without power. Eversource is in Town working. Please treat all downed power lines as live. A charging station is available at our Tremont St. fire station.

Here is the latest from the National Weather Service. Accumulating snowfall is expected across much of southern New England on Sunday into early Monday. 3 to 6 inches of snow across southeast MA is forecasted.

Friday, please be aware of difficult travel due to reduced visibility and snow-covered roadways. Friday morning commute will be impacted, and possibly the evening commute.

Today marks the start of the Atlantic hurricane season. Are you prepared?

Remember to stay hydrated!

Duxbury Emergency Management in partnership with the Duxbury Senior Center will have a cooling center available to residents on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10am till 8pm. Location is the Duxbury Senior Center. Please follow our social media for more updates and information.

Here is the latest from the National Weather Service.

Overview of the oppressive heat through Monday. Remember to hydrate and stay safe!

The latest from NOAA. Damaging winds up to 65 MPH Friday from the south or southeast, and strong west/southwest winds up to 45 MPH Saturday. Minor to Moderate coastal flooding along parts of both the east and south coasts during the Friday morning high tide.

**High Wind Warning** *South winds 25 to 35 MPH with Gusts Up to 65 MPH Expected in portions of Eastern, Northeastern and Southeastern Ma. * When, from 1am Friday to 7am EST Saturday. * Damaging winds will Blow Down Trees and Power Lines. Widespread Power Outages are Expected.