Town-by-town totals: How much snow fell in Massachusetts overnight?

DEDHAM, Mass. — A post-Christmas storm that moved through New England Friday night into early Saturday morning brought significant snowfall to some areas.

Connecticut was in the jackpot zone, with up to 8 inches of snow falling in Bristol and Southington, and 7 inches in Berlin.

Locally, many towns across central and western Massachusetts, to the South Shore and Cape Cod, saw at least 4 inches of snow.

Boston 25 Meteorologist Vicki Graf described the snow as light and fluffy, noting that cleanup will be easy.

Give yourself some time to remove snow from you car and driveway this morning, thankfully it is light and fluffy and won't take long! Our next storm is going to bring ice and rain late Sunday into Monday. pic.twitter.com/pVvlv2TuUT
— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) December 27, 2025

There will be a risk for a few ocean-enhanced snow showers for the South Shore and Cape Cod through midday Saturday.

Here’s a look at some snow totals in Massachusetts from the overnight storm, according to the National Weather Service:

Barnstable County

Sandwich: 4.2 inches
Pocasset: 3.3 inches
Falmouth: 3 inches
Harwich: 2.7 inches
Mashpee: 2.5 inches
Brewster: 2.3 inches

Bristol County

Acushnet: 4 inches
Taunton: 3.9 inches
North Attleboro: 3.7 inches
New Bedford: 2.8 inches
Swansea: 2.5 inches

Dukes County

West Tisbury: 2.5 inches

Essex County

Ipswich: 1.5 inches
Haverhill: 1.2 inches

Franklin County

New Salem: 5 inches
Orange: 4.5 inches
Leyden: 3.9 inches

Hampden County

Chicopee: 4.8 inches
Westfield: 4.5 inches
Springfield: 4.3 inches
Southwick: 4.2 inches
West Springfield: 3.8 inches

Hampshire County

Westhampton: 1.5 inches

Middlesex County

Ashby: 4.5 in
Townsend: 4.2 inches
Burlington: 3.5 inches
Acton: 3.5 inches
Cambridge: 3.4 inches
Pepperell: 3.1 inches
Cochituate: 3 inches
Wilmington: 3 inches
Stoneham: 3 inches
Lexington: 2.8 inches
Winchester 2.3 inches
Billerica: 2 inches

Norfolk County

Randolph: 3.5 inches

Plymouth County

Plymouth: 4 inches
Hanson: 3 inches

Suffolk County

Brookline: 3.7 inches
Logan Airport: 2.9 inches

Here are some updated snow reports coming through, including 2.9" at Logan Airport! pic.twitter.com/fsw7nDQvOy
— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) December 27, 2025