Northwest Rhode Island is expected to get the most snow from the New Year's Eve storm, and it's creating slick driving conditions and poor visibility.

A Winter Storm slammed most of Southern New England for most of Wednesday, bringing with it snow, wind and dangerous road conditions.

2008 will certainly be remembered as a year of wild weather. From tornadoes and waterspouts around Southern New England, to Tropical Storm Hannah's arrival.

Despite the snow, Providence's Bright Night is going on as scheduled Wednesday night. However, the planned laser show has been canceled.

Among the preparations for another round of snow: patching potholes left behind by the previous storm.

A weather system blew into Rhode Island Tuesday, bringing wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour at times and knocking down trees and power lines.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for all of southern New England from Wednesday morning through Wednesday evening. Snow will develop through the morning and quickly turn heavy.

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While the Midwest continues to get hit with travel headaches, T.F. Green in Warwick is eluding those Christmas flying delays for the most part.

A New Bedford man, trying to melt the ice on his back porch with a blow torch, set his own house on fire. The flames caused $30,000 in damge.

This weekend's double dose of wintry weather has given way to icy conditions all over the state.

Winter Weather Hits Southern New England

Things are finally returning to normal at T.F. Green airport, after Friday's storm canceled flights, stranding hundreds of passengers. On Saturday, only a few delays were reported, but Sunday's snow …

Hundreds of people found out Saturday the City of Providence means business when it comes to parking bans.

The first significant snowfall of the season has gotten off to a deadly start in Acushnet. The weight of the snow caused a large branch to snap crushing 44-year-old Leo Renauld to death.

Providence Mayor David Cicilline told Eyewitness News that he was pleased with the storm response from both city and state agencies.

Forecasters are still expecting clear skies to quickly fill with flakes as a storm remains on track to blanket parts of Rhode Island with up to a foot of snow.
 

Most of the flights in and out of T.F. Green Airport have been canceled due to the snow storm.

State and city officials are not the only ones getting ready. People were out in full force at The Home Depot in Warwick, picking up the tools they need to dig themselves out of the snow.