More snow is expected to be on the way Tuesday tonight and Wednesday morning with another four to eight inches falling, according to the National Weather Service website. On Wednesday the region is expected to be hit with sleet and freezing rain, with wind gusts of up to 25 m.p.h. Dover-Sherborn Public Schools have been cancelled on Wednesday because of the snow. Other Wednesday school cancellations in the area are the Charles River School, Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School, and the Minuteman Career & Technical High School. The Dover Town Library will be closed all day …

Just when most of us have had it up to our snowbanks of the white stuff, here we go again.  If you think the massive amounts of snow is more than enough to last the rest of the season, you probably are not alone. Unfortunately, Mother Nature is not on your side and bringing another messy, wintry mix to the area this week.  The National Weather Service  has issued a Winter Storm Watch Tuesday morning through late Wednesday night.  "A significant wintry weather event will arrive in two main rounds Tuesday through Wednesday evening," the report said.  This storm is expected to have a full mix…

Dover and Sherborn got another 12.5 inches of snow last night from the storm, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Hayden Frank. Winds could reach up to as high as 30-35 m.ph. today causing some snow to blow, according to Frank. Dover-Sherborn Public Schools were cancelled today, as well as, the Charles River School in Dover. This afternoon's varsity swim meet in Westwood at 3:30 p.m. has been postponed. The Dover Town Library opened late at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon and will be closing at 6:00 p.m. The Sherborn Library opened late, as well, today at noon and will close at 9:00 …

With the worst of the storm expected to hit Dover and Sherborn late this evening many of the events, meetings, and games will go on as scheduled unless otherwise decided. The Dover Town Library will close at 5:00 p.m. tonight due to the storm. They will reschedule tonight's even with personal trainer Michael Schiemer to another date. Dover-Sherborn athletic director Heath Rollins has said that tonight's home boys varsity hockey game against Bellingham will go on as planned at 7:40 p.m. at West Suburban Arena in Natick. The Sherborn Town Hall will still hold its scheduled meetings, including …

Just as the frigid temperatures have left the region, another snow storm is following close behind.  A winter storm watch has been issued by the National Weather Service in Taunton from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning as another 6-12 inches of snow are expected to fall in Dover and Sherborn. Off and on light snow today will bring 1-2 inches. Both the Wednesday evening and Thursday morning commutes will be impacted by the storm, which will start around noon tomorrow and end around the same time on Thursday, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Alan Dunham. Wind gusts of …

Snow is expected to stop around 1 p.m. today according to National Weather Service spokesman Bill Simpson. Dover and Sherborn have seen about four to six inches of snow from the storm and can expect at least another two inches before the storm tapers off. Dover-Sherborn Public Schools have been cancelled for today along with the Charles River School, Tri-County Regional, and Minuteman Regional. The Dover Town House is open today and the Sherborn Town Hall will be open today until noon.  Many of the local businesses in town are open including the Dover Cafe, Dover Market, Walgreens in Sherborn…

The National Weather Service out of Taunton has issued a Winter Storm Warning in Dover and Sherborn with snow expected to begin falling after 3 a.m. early Friday. “A high impact but short duration snowstorm will affect much of the region very late [Thursday night] into early Friday afternoon,” the NWS said in its winter storm warning. The warning is in effect from 2 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday. “Heavy snow will have a significant impact on the Friday morning rush hour,” the winter storm warning said. “Snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour are possible and roads will quickly become snow covered …

As the temperature drops into the teens tonight the rain may turn into more snow for Dover and Sherborn and fog coupled with slippery road conditions could impact this evening's commute. According to the National Weather Service website, patchy fog could roll into the region between 7:00 p.m. to midnight tonight and there is a chance of another half inch of snow accumulating. More snow is expected to come on Friday and possibly Thursday night. Check back here on Patch for more information.

Dover-Sherborn Public Schools has cancelled all after school and evening activities today due to the snow storm. The Charles River School is closing two hours early as well. In addition, the Dover Town Library will be closing at 4:00 p.m. today and will cancel tonight's activities. Dover and Sherborn have received about 3-inches of snow today. Plows are out in full force but the roads remain in sloppy condition. The snow has started to turn in to rain in much of the region.

Over 2100 residents in Dover lost power yesterday because of the storm. Today the power is back on, according to authorities. "At this point power has been restored," said Dover police officer Nicole Bratcher. "A majority of the town" was without power Wednesday. “When the storm began yesterday morning that is when we began to receive calls of outages,” said NStar spokesman Mike Durand. Durand said the amount of snow and wind during the storm coupled with how densely wooded the town is contributed to the large number of outages.  Power began being restored between 9:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. …

Dover currently has several power outages throughout the town because of the storm. Dover police said that it is not one specific area but that there are several areas in town currently without power. “They’re all over the place,” said Dover police officer Richard Collamore. Crews are currently working to fix the downed lines and power outages throughout Dover. “I would suspect it would be from the heavy snow,” said Collamore. He said they are not certain at this time when power will be restored. In Sherborn, police said there was one incident where there was a power outage. They are unsure …

Governor Deval Patrick has just declared a state of emergency and will call on the National Guard for assistance. Dover and Sherborn got hit with 15-inches of snow from the storm and one to two more inches may fall by day's end, according to the National Weather Service in Boston. Both towns are working hard to plow the roads and clear them of any downed trees or branches. However, roads in both towns have not been fully cleared and are still covered with snow. “A lot of incidents are going on with power outages and trees down,” said Dover Police Chief Jeffrey Farrell. Up to two more inches …

Dover and Sherborn could see up to 10 to 17-inches of snow by tomorrow night and winter storm warnings have been issued for Norfolk and Middlesex counties by the National Weather Service. Snow isn't expected to fall until after midnight tonight, but it is possible we may see between 2 to 4 inches before then. On Wednesday, the region will be hit with heavy snow and winds could reach up to 40 m.p.h. An additional 9 to 13-inches will accumulate on Wednesday throughout the day and into the evening.  The National Weather Service in Taunton warns that visibility could be up to a quarter mile or …

Keep your shovels and winter gear handy and be sure to make your weekly trip to the grocery store early as heavy snow is expected in Dover and Sherborn Tuesday night through Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.  A Winter Storm Watch  has been issued from Tuesday night through Wednesday evening for most of Southern New England and into Southern New Hampshire, according to the weather service based out of Taunton.  “Hazardous travel conditions are expected Tuesday night and at least through the day Wednesday,” the report said. “Visibility will be poor and commute on Wednesday …

Dover and Sherborn got about an inch of snow last night. More snow is in forecast for tonight and early Sunday morning. Up to two more inches of snow can be expected, according to the National Weather Service website. The storm should clear out by Sunday afternoon. Skies will be sunny with a high temperature of 34-degrees expected.  Enjoy it while it last because more snow may be on the way on Tuesday and Wednesday.

It appears the snow storm is headed out towards Western Massachusetts and Dover and Sherborn are likely to see up to an inch of snow, according to the National Weather Service in Taunton. “We’re not looking for a big impact on this,” said National Weather Service forcaster Charlie Foley. The snow is expected to start between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. Dover and Sherborn are expected to see a dusting to one inch of snow, said Foley. “That said, with that amount it might have an impact on the evening commute,” he said. A winter storm warning has been issued by the Taunton NWS from Noon today to 5 a.m. …

Motorists may want to consider starting their weekend early. Another snowstorm is expected Friday, primarily after 4 p.m. and during the evening, and possibly Saturday, the National Weather Service said on its website Thursday morning. The storm comes nearly two weeks after the blizzard that dropped over 13.5 inches of snow on Dover and Sherborn from Sunday, Dec. 26 to Monday, Dec. 27. The weather service cautioned that the next storm's track remained unclear Wednesday night. Dover-Sherborn Patch will continue to update this story.