Raynham CERT

02/26/2026

Shoveling out your fire hydrant? Don’t forget the storm drains near your home or business.

Blocked drains filled with snow can lead to serious street and basement flooding. Clearing snow, ice, and debris helps protect your home — and the environment.

02/22/2026

02/22/2026

From Raynham Pollice Dept.

02/22/2026

[Potentially Historic/Destructive Storm southeast of the BOS-PVD corridor] We are very concerned for areas southeast of the Boston-Providence corridor where wet snow combines with northeast wind gusts of 60-70 mph. Power outages & tree damage. Worst conditions Mon 4 am to noon.

02/21/2026

Heavy snow & strong winds are expected across parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Sunday into Monday, with possible blizzard conditions.

Prepare now: avoid unnecessary travel, charge devices, stock up on essentials & be ready for power outages. Follow local officials for updates. Stay safe: ready.gov/winter-ready

02/21/2026

With a strong winter storm forecast to bring 12 to 24 inches of snow to Massachusetts and blizzard conditions to southeastern parts of the state on Sunday night through Monday, now is the time to prepare.
• Be ready for possible power outages.
• Clear snow from your home's outdoor exhaust vents.
• Ensure smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in your home are working.
For more winter storm safety tips, visit mass.gov/snow

02/21/2026

[High Impact Winter Storm: Blizzard Conditions & Power Outages Possible] A major winter storm will bring heavy snow, strong winds with blizzard conditions possible and the potential power outages. High confidence in these conditions across eastern MA/RI. Greatest uncertainty is how far west into western MA/CT do these conditions extend.

02/02/2026

Now that Punxsutawney Phil and Ms. G, the official groundhog of Massachusetts, have predicted six more weeks of wintry weather, it's time to take a few minutes to ensure you are ready to make it to spring safely.

More winter safety tips: www.mass.gov/snow

01/29/2026

Arctic air moving in tonight produces dangerously low wind chills tonight into Friday morning. Dress in layers, and check in on the elderly and pets to make sure they are prepared for low wind chills!