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From a blanket of snow in Boston to northern Worcester County and the Berkshires, up to 8 inches fell on Massachusetts Monday morning as a coastal storm was expected to deliver an additional inch of snow before moving out later today. New Hampshire saw up to a foot of snow (in Dunbarton) and southern Maine got 7 inches.
“You have to go north of Lowell and into northern Worcester and Middlesex counties before you see several inches of snow,” said Andrew Logonto, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Norton. “Elevation played a big role in this storm.”
Snow is frozen in western and central Massachusetts, with only snow showers or storms expected in the Boston area and southeastern Massachusetts and across the Cape. All weather advisories have been cancelled.
“Snowfall across the interior ends this morning, with additional accumulations of 1 inch or less” expected, the NWS said Monday morning. “Snow showers southeast of the Boston-to-Providence corridor will continue in places this afternoon and into tonight.”
Here's how much snow fell in various locations across New England based on National Weather Service data from early Monday:
Massachusetts
Bristol County
Norton – 0.1 inch
Essex County
Haverhill – 2 inches
Methuen – 1 inch
Hampton County
Southwick – 2.3 inches
Chicory – 2.1 inches
Hamden – 1.8 inches
Holland – 1 inch
West Springfield – 0.5 inches
County of Hampshire
Plain – 5.5 inches
Westhampton – 1 inch
Middlesex County
Ashby – 8.3 inches
Townsend — 5.8 inches
Chelmsford – 1.5 inches
Lowell – 1.4 inches
Stove – 0.8 inch
Hopkinton – 0.5 inch
County of Suffolk
Boston – 0.2 inch
East Boston — 0.2 inches
Logan Airport – 0.3 inches
Worcester County
Lunenburg – 6.1 inches
Fitchburg – 4.1 inches
Hubbardston – 3.5 inches
Leominster – 3.5 inches
New Hampshire
Hillsborough County
Francistown — 9.3 inches
Manchester — 5.8 inches
Merrimack County
Dunbarton — 12 inches
Concorde — 6.6 inches
Piscataqua County
Portsmouth — 3.6 inches
Rhode Island
Kent County
Harrisville — 1.5 inches
Providence County
Providence — 0.2 inches
TF Green Airport (Warwick) — 0.2 inches
CUMBERLAND — Trace
Maine
Androscoggin County
Lewiston — 4.8 inches
Cumberland County
Gray — 7 inches
Portland — 4.7 inches
Knox County
Rockland — 4 inches
Waldo County
Liberty — 6.1 inches
Marianne Mizera can be reached at [email protected]. Follow her @MareMizera.
