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• 6:00 p.m. The shelter at Gaudet is now closed. Still no word about schools. Work crews remain active tonight according to the Rhode Island Department of Transportation.  Watch out for vehicles and equipment clearing snow and sanding.
  
  
• 11:30 a.m. On Middletown Patch Facebook, a reader asked, How many plows does Middletown have on the roads? We checked with the town, and as of Sunday morning there are 16 plows and five loaders currently working to clear the roads. 
  
  "We are working on secondary roads and pushing the snow back on the main roads," said Town Administrator Shawn Brown.   The Department of Public Works has their work cut out for them.  Besides the roads, the department is also supporting operations related to public safety, shelter operations, and National Grids activities.
  
  "We are in good shape," said Brown. "The residents have been very patient and understanding of the situation and we are thankful for that."
  
  National Grid reports that nearly 550 crews are on the ground across Rhode Island. At 8 a.m. this morning, 63 percent of customers that lost power had been restored, said the company. 
  
  
• 9:45 a.m. Middletown businesses are opening up their doors again. So far the 7 Eleven, YMCA, Bridge to Fitness, Newport Athletic Club, Empire Coffee, Rusty's  Bar, Atlantic Beach Grille, have all said they are open for customers! Is your business open? Tell us in the comments!
  
  
• 9:00 a.m. Several Middletown streets still have not been plowed. Remember there is a parking ban in effect until Monday at noon.  How is your street? Tell us in the comments. 
  
  
• 6:15 a.m. 23 percent of Newport County remains without power. Although National Grid only reports 139 Middletown customers (out of 7,954) are still in the dark. Do you have power? Tell us in the comments.
  
  It looks like it will get sloppy on Monday.  Showers are expected with a high near 46, according to the National Weather Service. New precipitation amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible.
  
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• 8:25 p.m.: Several areas have reported power has been restored in Middletown such as Green End Ave., Wyndham Hill, Valley Road and parts of Aquidneck Ave.
  
  
• 4:00 p.m.: travel ban lifted in Rhode Island.

• The Red Cross opened a regional shelter at the Gaudet Middle School at 1113 Aquidneck Ave, Middletown. Call the Middletown Police Station at 401-846-1104 or Carmela Geer at 401-418-0071 for transportation.   To learn more about what to bring and how to get to the shelter, click here.

• National Grid says some customers could be without power for "several days. The blizzard struck transmission lines, including those on Aquidneck Island, which could take days to repair.
  
  
• 11:30 a.m. Saturday night the temperature falling to near 16 by 11 p.m., then rising to around 28 during the remainder of the night. 

• Most of Aquidneck Island remained without power on Saturday. At 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, National Grid reported 44,560 out of 45,893 customers are without power in Newport County. In Middletown, 100 percent of the the 7,954 in Middletown are reported to be without power.
  
  
• In Middletown, plows and National Grid were delayed by stuck vehicles on Saturday morning.  Officials urged residents to stay off the roads if possible. 
  
  

• TF Green Airport reported they measured 16.6 inches of snow.  Some parts of Rhode Island reportedly got more than two feet of snow. 
  
  
• RIPTA service is suspended until further notice

Following is a list of shelters that are currently open across Rhode Island:

• Jamestown: Melrose Elementary School
• Middletown: Gaudet Middle School
• Tiverton: Tiverton Middle School
• Wakefield: South Kingstown High School
• Warwick: Warwick Vets High School
• Westerly: Westerly Senior Center