A fast-moving clipper system dropped snow throughout Massachusetts overnight Sunday.
Snow totals were highest in Western Massachusetts, but initial reports submitted to the National Weather Service indicate a fairly even distribution across the state. The snowfall forced several school districts to delay opening on Monday.
Forecasters predicted a slow morning commute for parts of the state, warning of slick spots, especially on side roads.
Here’s how much snow fell overnight in each Massachusetts county:
Barnstable County
Falmouth, 2 inches
Marstons Mills, 2 inches
Harwich, 1.8 inches
Pocasset, 1.8 inches
Brewster, 1.5 inches
Mashpee, 1.5 inches
Berkshire County
Savoy, 1.5 inches
Cheshire, 1.1 inches
Bristol County
Bliss Corner, 2 inches
Mansfield, 2 inches
Swansea, 2 inches
Attleborough, 1.5 inches
Norton, 1.1 inches
Essex County
Haverhill, 2 inches
Andover, 2 inches
Boxford, 1.4 inches
Methuen, 1 inch
Franklin County
Ashfield, 2.3 inches
Hampden County
Westfield, 2.8 inches
Ludlow, 2.5 inches
Springfield, 2.5 inches
Hampshire County
Amherst, 2.3 inches
Middlesex County
Hopkinton, 2 inches
Natick, 1.9 inches
Dover, 1.8 inches
Acton, 1.3 inches
Norfolk County
Randolph, 2.1 inches
Plymouth County
Rockland, 1.7 inches
Suffolk County
Beacon Hill, Boston, 1.8 inches
Worcester County
Fitchburg, 2.5 inches
Lunenburg, 2.5 inches
Fiskdale, 2.5 inches
Grafton, 2.3 inches
Worcester, 2 inches
Holden, 2 inches
Warren, 1.8 inches
Sturbridge, 1.8 inches
