Boston Braces for Snowstorm, Residents Urged to PrepareBoston Braces for Snowstorm, Residents Urged to Prepare Boston is bracing for a significant snowstorm expected to hit the area overnight and into tomorrow. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning, urging residents to prepare for heavy snowfall, strong winds, and dangerous road conditions. According to the latest forecast, the storm is predicted to bring 12 to 18 inches of snow to Boston and surrounding areas. Wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour are also possible, causing potential power outages and downed trees. The City of Boston has declared a snow emergency and is urging residents to stay home if possible. All non-essential travel is strongly discouraged. “We urge all residents to take this storm seriously and prepare accordingly,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “Stay off the roads if you don’t have to, and give our crews the space they need to clear the streets safely.” The Boston Public Schools have announced that all schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, February 7th. The MBTA is also experiencing service disruptions due to the storm. Residents are advised to: * Stock up on essential supplies, including food, water, blankets, and medications. * Charge electronic devices and have extra batteries on hand. * Clear sidewalks and driveways of snow and ice. * Avoid touching downed power lines and report any outages immediately. * Check on vulnerable neighbors or family members who may need assistance. Snow removal crews will be working around the clock to clear major roads and thoroughfares. However, residents may still experience delays and hazardous conditions. Boston residents are encouraged to stay informed about the latest storm updates and travel conditions through official city channels, including the Mayor’s Office and the Boston Emergency Management Office.