Parking ban underway as second storm looms for Wednesday

Snow Emergency: The city of Boston was under a snow emergency order for the third time in the new year this week, as a pair of winter storms swept through the region. Above, mounds of snow awaited removal at the corner of Granville Street and Gallivan Boulevard as the new batch of white stuff piled up on Tuesday morning. More than 60 inches of snow accumulated in Boston over the last month. Photo by Bill ForrySnow Emergency: The city of Boston was under a snow emergency order for the third time in the new year this week, as a pair of winter storms swept through the region. Above, mounds of snow awaited removal at the corner of Granville Street and Gallivan Boulevard as the new batch of white stuff piled up on Tuesday morning. More than 60 inches of snow accumulated in Boston over the last month. Photo by Bill Forry

The city's second snow emergency in less than a week kicks into effect on Tuesday morning as the region braces for a pair of snow storms. A parking ban will start at 9 a.m. to give city work crews a jump on clearing main thoroughfares in time for what could be a very difficult afternoon commute.

Mayor Menino has once again activated the City of Boston Storm Center. Residents with storm-related questions or concerns should call the Mayor's 24-Hour Hotline at (617) 635-4500.

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