DEDHAM, Mass. — A Sunday snowstorm that moved through the state brought the biggest snowfall of the season to cities like Boston.
Snow began on Sunday afternoon, depending on the area, and will taper off between 8 and 10 a.m on Monday.
Parts of southeast Massachusetts became the jackpot areas and saw more than 6 inches of snow.
Here’s a look at some snow totals in Massachusetts from the overnight storm, according to the National Weather Service:
Barnstable County
Marstons Mills: 4 in
NE Falmouth: 3.6 in
East Falmouth: 3.5 in
Mashpee: 3.5 in
Brewster: 3.3 in
Pocasset: 2.5 in
Harwich: 2.0 in
Bristol County
Acushnet: 6 in
New Bedford: 6 in
Somerset: 5.8 in
Bliss Corner: 4.5 in
Swansea: 3.8 in
Essex County
Gloucester: 3.5
Franklin County
Northfield: 1.5 in
Ashfield: 1.4
Hampden County
Springfield: 2.5 in
Westfield: 1.7 in
Holyoke: 1.5 in
Middlesex County
Burlington: 5.8 in
Lexington: 5.1 in
Dover: 4.5 in
Hopkinton: 4.5 in
Winchester: 4.2 in
Lowell: 4.0 in
Winchester: 3.8 in
Norfolk County
Randolph: 6.0 in
Holliston: 5.9 in
Canton: 4.0 in
Weymouth: 4 in
Plymouth County
Whitman: 5.8 in
Suffolk County
Boston 3.4 in
Somerville: 1 in
Worcester County
Mendon: 5.0 in
Sutton: 5 in
Lunenberg: 4.5 in
Fitchburg: 4.5 in
Leominster: 4.4 in
I'm expecting less than 1" additional snowfall this morning. The afternoon will brighten up! @boston25 #mawx #nhwx #newengland pic.twitter.com/gkOpArP6Qn
— Shiri Spear (@ShiriSpear) January 19, 2026
Snow will move out Monday morning and the afternoon will brighten up.
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