Town-by-town totals: These Massachusetts communities have received the most snow
A winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on some parts of Massachusetts on Sunday.
Heavy snow blanketed northern Massachusetts and the Merrimack Valley. Some local communities, such as Haverhill and Groveland, saw snowfall amounts of 17 inches. Other communities including Boston and Quincy saw snowfall amounts of just a few inches.
A winter storm warning was issued for much of Massachusetts through 1 a.m. on Monday.
Here is a look at how much snow has fallen so far, according to the National Weather Service:
Suffolk County:
Charlestown: 3.0 inches
Brighton: 3.0 inches
Brookline: 2.5 inches
Chelsea: 2.3 inches
Beacon Hill: 2.1 inches
Boston: 2.0 inches
Logan Airport: 1.9 inches
West Roxbury: 1.5 inches
Essex County:
Haverhill: 17.0 inches
Groveland: 17.0 inches
Newbury: 16.8 inches
Andover: 15.6 inches
Methuen: 18.8 inches
Merrimac: 14.0 inches
E Newbury: 13.8 inches
North Andover: 13.5 inches
Tewksbury: 13.2 inches
Topsfield: 11.0 inches
Georgetown: 12.0 inches
Rowley: 11.4 inches
Danvers: 8.0 inches
Middleton: 7.5 inches
Hamilton: 7.0 inches
Ipswich: 5.0 inches
Plymouth County:
Middleboro: 5.1 inches
Whitman: 1.0 inch
Hingham: 4.3 inch
Hanover: 0.1 inch
Middlesex County:
Dunstable: 17.5 inches
Pepperell: 16.2 inches
Townsend: 16.0 inches
Tyngsboro: 18.2 inches
Lowell: 14.2 inches
Groton: 14.0 inches
Chelmsford: 14.0 inches
Dracut: 13.0 inches
Tewksbury: 13.0 inches
Littleton: 13.0 inches
Westford: 12.5 inches
Ashby: 12.0 inches
Wilmington: 12.0 inches
Carlisle: 11.5 inches
Burlington: 11.3 inches
Framingham: 11.0 inches
Ayer: 11.0 inches
Acton: 10.5 inches
Reading: 10.0 inches
Boxborough: 9.0 inches
Lexington: 9.0 inches
Hudson: 8.5 inches
Bedford: 8.5 inches
Waltham: 7.0 inches
Weston: 6.0 inches
Natick: 6.0 inches
Woburn: 6.0 inches
Winchester: 6.5 inches
Newton: 5.0 inches
Wakefield: 4.5 inches
Cambridge: 2.0 inches
Norfolk County:
Bellingham: 8.5 inches
Holliston: 7.9 inches
Millis: 7.8 inches
Walpole: 7.1 inches
Norwood: 5.8 inches
Foxboro: 7.2 inches
Franklin: 5.0 inches
Norwood Airport: 5.0 inches
Sharon: 4.5 inches
Medfield: 4.5 inches
Randolph: 3.1 inches
Norwood: 3.0 inches
Quincy: 3.0 inches
Milton: 6.8 inches
Worcester County:
Lunenburg: 17.1 inches
Leominster: 15.9 inches
Fitchburg: 15.3 inches
Princeton: 15.0 inches
Leicester: 15.0 inches
Lancaster: 14.5 inches
Westborough: 14.3 inches
Holden: 13.5 inches
Boylston: 13.3 inches
Bolton: 13.0 inches
Worcester Airport: 13.0 inches
Auburn: 3.0 inches
Spencer: 13.0 inches
Grafton: 12.8 inches
Charlton: 12.1 inches
Rutland: 12.0 inches
Warren: 12.0 inches
Leicester: 12.0 inches
Petersham: 11.8 inches
Clinton: 11.5 inches
Gardner: 11.5 inches
Shrewsbury: 12.7 inches
Baldwinville: 10.0 inches
Milford: 10.0 inches
Barre: 9.5 inches
Sturbridge: 9.0 inches
Southborough: 9.0 inches
Sterling: 17.4 inches
Dudley: 8.5 inches
Milford: 8.3 inches
Oxford: 7.5 inches
Cordaville: 7.5 inches
Northborough: 7.0 inches
Webster: 6.5 inches
Hampshire County
South Hadley: 12.1 inches
Easthampton: 11.0 inches
Westhampton: 9.0 inches
Granby: 11.0 inches
Northampton: 11.5 inches
Belchertown: 6.5 inches
Plainfield: 12.0 inches
Chesterfield: 10.0 inches
Bristol County:
Norton: 4.9 inches
Rehoboth: 4.3 inches
Freetown: 4.0 inches
Mansfield: 2.5 inches
Acushnet: 2.0 inches
New Bedford: 1.0 inch
Hampden County
Granville: 11.4 inches
Westfield: 9.0 inches
Agawam: 7.5 inches
West Springfield: 7 inches
Hampden: 4.5 inches
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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