Town-by-town reports: These southern New England communities have received the most snow
Some parts of southern New England are getting significant snowfall Tuesday after the track of the nor’easter shifted southward.
More than a foot of snow was on the ground in Connecticut by early afternoon, while parts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts had already seen more than 9 inches of snow.
Snowfall totals will be lesser than previously expected in Massachusetts because the storm moved into the region overnight on a more southerly track.
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Southeastern parts of Massachusetts could see up to 9 inches of snow before the storm blows out of the region.
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm, high wind, and coastal flood warnings across the Bay State.
Below is a town-by-town look at the highest snowfall reports from across the region, as of 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to the NWS:
Connecticut
Farmington -- 15.5 inches
West Hartford -- 15.2 inches
East Windsor -- 12.5 inches
Bristol -- 12 inches
Ashford -- 12 inches
Southington -- 11.5 inches
Coventry -- 11.5 inches
Pomfret -- 11.5 inches
Tolland -- 12.5 inches
Burlington -- 11 inches
Hebron -- 10.5 inches
Ellington -- 10.5 inches
Berlin -- 10.5 inchess
Newington: 10.5 inches
Bolton -- 10 inches
New Britain: 9.5 inches
Rocky Hill -- 9.5 inches
Simsbury -- 9 inches
Manchester -- 11.5 inches
Staffordville -- 8.2 inches
Massachusetts
Dudley -- 9.3 inches
Charlton -- 8.2 inches
Leicester -- 7 inches
Fiskdale -- 7 inches
Vineyard Haven -- 6.5 inches
Auburn -- 6 inches
Somerset -- 6 inches
Douglas -- 6 inches
Westboro -- 5.9 inches
Rehoboth -- 5.8 inches
Barnstable -- 5.8 inches
Sandwich --8.0
Forestdale -- 5.8 inches
Shrewsbury -- 5.6 inches
Chilmark -- 5.5 inches
East Longmeadow -- 5.2 inches
Hyannis -- 6 inches
Wilbraham -- 5 inches
Worcester -- 4.6 inches
Marston Mills -- 7 inches
Mashpee -- 4.5 inches
Brewster -- 7.5 inches
Holland -- 4 inches
Harwich -- 4 inches
Bourne -- 6 inches
Middleboro -- 5.4 inches
Plymouth -- 5.0 inches
Milford -- 3.5 inches
Ludlow -- 3.8 inches
Sturbridge -- 3.3 inches
Hopkinton -- 4 inches
Dennis -- 6 inches
Falmouth -- 5.5 inches
New Bedford -- 4.2 inches
Southwick -- 2.5 inches
Holliston -- 2.5 inches
Rhode Island
Foster -- 10.3 inches
Harrisville -- 9 inches
Richmond -- 9 inches
Scituate -- 10.5 inches
West Greenwich -- 7 inches
Smithfield -- 9.7 inches
North Kingstown -- 7.0 inches
West Warwick -- 8.5 inches
Providence -- 5.8 inches
Cumberland -- 4 inches
Westerly -- 3.7 inches
This list will be updated as more snow totals become available.
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