High Wind Warning In Place for Salem for Thursday Morning
Gusts could reach 60 MPH — Gusts even higher have been reported in Boston. The winds could bring down trees, tree limbs and send unsecured objects flying around the city.
High winds are a serious concern for Salem residents this morning.
The National Weather Service has declared a High Wind Warning through 9 a.m. Thursday.
Gusts are reaching 60 MPH. Down in Boston, gusts up to 80 MPH have already been reported Thursday morning by WBZ.
The winds could topple trees, knock off tree limbs and send unsecured objects flying around the city. Power lines could also be cut, the Weather Service warns, with scattered outages possible.
How's your street faring? Share with your neighbors in the comments section below.
Chris Helms
10:21 am on Thursday, January 31, 2013
About 10 a.m., after the warning was supposed to be over, a huge gust knocked over a portion of my back fence along Buffum Street. Not a huge deal, since the fence wasn't properly secured, but that was a strong gust. I added a short video of it.