Snow is still falling across Massachusetts thanks to a coastal storm that barreled into the state on Sunday.
The heaviest of the snowfall ended early Monday morning, with snow showers expected to last through about 11 a.m. in parts of the state.
While an additional 1 to 2 inches of snow could fall on Monday, early snow totals have already begun to trickle in from across Massachusetts. It appears as though Eastern Massachusetts was hit hardest by the storm, with totals at or near 6 inches in several counties.
Here’s how much snow fell overnight on Sunday, as reported to the National Weather Service.
Barnstable County
Falmouth 4.0 inches
Marstons Mills 4.0 inches
East Falmouth 3.5 inches
Mashpee 3.5 inches
Brewster 3.3 inches
Pocasset 2.5 inches
Harwich 2.0 inches
Bristol County
Acushnet 6.0 inches
New Bedford 6.0 inches
Somerset 5.8 inches
NWS Boston/Norton 5.5 inches
Bliss Corner 4.5 inches
Swansea 3.8 inches
Essex County
Gloucester 3.5 inches
Franklin County
Northfield 1.5 inches
Ashfield 1.4 inches
Hampden County
Springfield 2.5 inches
Westfield 1.7 inches
Holyoke 1.5 inches
Middlesex County
Burlington 5.8 inches
Lexington 5.1 inches
Dover 4.5 inches
Hopkinton 4.5 inches
Winchester 4.2 inches
Lowell 4.0 inches
Norfolk County
Randolph 6.0 inches
Holliston 5.9 inches
Canton 4.0 inches
Plymouth County
Whitman 5.8 inches
Worcester County
Mendon 5.0 inches
Sutton 5.0 inches
Lunenburg 4.5 inches
Fitchburg 4.5 inches
Leominster 4.4 inches
