Waves surged over the ocean barrier on Warren Ave in Plymouth, Massachusetts, flooding the entire road and stranding a vehicle during Winter Storm Hernando's blizzard conditions between 9:45 PM and 10:45 PM UTC on February 23, 2026, according to a post by @HenrySwenson on X citing @NWSBoston, @WX1BOX, @NBC10Boston, @wxchanneldesk, and @NBCNews. The stranded vehicle's occupants were rescued, though the incident caused tons of damage, as stated in the @HenrySwenson post during this 59-minute reporting window. This coastal flooding adds to the storm's severe impacts along the Massachusetts shoreline. The development follows earlier footage from 8:16 PM to 9:45 PM UTC showing 65-75 mph winds creating snow drifts higher than a Suburban along a Massachusetts lakeshore road, with plows and power crews stuck, according to @BrandonCopicWx on X citing @foxweather, @WxWiseApp, and @ryanhallyall.
