WPRO’s Dan Yorke is joined by show producer Lexi Kriss as they bring you along on their ride into WPRO during this difficult winter storm. Video courtesy of The Dan Yorke Show on Facebook.… MORE
WPRO’s Dan Yorke is joined by show producer Lexi Kriss as they bring you along on their ride into WPRO during this difficult winter storm. Video courtesy of The Dan Yorke Show on Facebook.… MORE
WPRO is seeking images of the latest winter storm. Help other listeners see the conditions in your area. Share your winter storm photos to WPRO using any of the following: Use #operationsnowball on Facebook or Twitter E-Mail [email protected] Upload your photo in the comment section below As a thank you, all listeners who send photos…… MORE
Governor Raimondo held a winter storm briefing today, just after Noon. Highlights: Sub-zero temperatures expected this evening, be aware of warming shelter locations Ban on all tractor trailer trucks on Rhode Island roadways from Noon-9pm today Stay off the roads, very hazardous conditions 5 new state-wide warming shelters have opened as backup. Call 211 for…… MORE
Quick links and phone numbers for issues and emergencies you may have during the winter storm.… MORE
An Operation Snowball update from Mayor Jorge Elorza from Providence live from the Providence DPW offices.… MORE
The Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency (RIEMA) announces that due to forecasted extreme cold, the following communities will have warming centers open to the public for those who need to seek temporary shelter. If you do not see your community listed contact your local municipalities for more information. If you need additional assistance call 2-1-1.…… MORE
Mayor Jorge Elorza spoke about storm preparations for what is shaping up to be a potentially historic winter storm Video provided by WPRO’s Steve Klamkin. Live in Providence? How are the conditions and road maintenance in your neighborhood? Leave a comment and update below.… MORE
In a 5pm announcement on Thursday, Governor Raimondo urged Rhode Islanders to “stay off the roads” and to ensure they were properly prepared for severe winter weather. Raimondo also noted to be aware of the potential for power outages and that “National Grid is more prepared” than they were during the mass outages this past…… MORE