Town-by-town totals: These Mass. communities got the most snow from Sunday-Monday storm

DEDHAM, Mass. — A winter storm that moved in Sunday continued to bring snow to Massachusetts on Monday morning, causing dozens of school cancellations and delays.

The roads in many communities were slick and slushy as plow crews worked to clear snow for drivers heading to work.

A winter storm warning was issued during the height of the storm but it expired before 7 a.m. Monday.

Here's what you'll see through today... Most is already on the ground, but the risk for a coating will continue through tonight in southeastern MA & #CapeCod. pic.twitter.com/pbV446NBgj
— Shiri Spear (@ShiriSpear) January 29, 2024

“Most [of the snow] is already on the ground, but the risk for a coating will continue through tonight in southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod,” Boston 25 Meteorologist Shiri Spear said in a post on X.

Some parts of the Bay State woke up to more than 8 inches of snow as flakes flew overnight.

Here’s a town-by-town look at snowfall totals, according to the National Weather Service:

Ashburnham: 8.4 inches
Ashby: 8.3 inches
Hawley: 7.4 inches
Holden: 7 inches
Lunenburg: 6.1 inches
Ashfield: 6 inches
Townsend: 5.8 inches
Pepperell: 5.6 inches
Fitchburg: 5.5 inches
Petersham: 5.5 inches
Hubbardston: 5.5 inches
Plainfield: 5.5 inches
Groton: 5.5 inches
Boylston: 5.4 inches
Dunstable: 5.1 inches
Hardwick: 5 inches
Worcester: 4.8 inches
Tewksbury: 4.4 inches
Fitchburg: 4.1 inches
Dracut: 4.1 inches
Templeton: 4 inches
Gardner: 4 inches
Westhampton: 4 inches
Lowell: 3.8 inches
Princeton: 3.5 inches
Barre: 3.5 inches
Milford: 3.3 inches
Carlisle: 3.3 inches
Wilmington: 3.3. inches
Leicester: 2.8 inches
Paxton: 2.6 inches
Methuen: 2.5 inches
Haverhill: 2.5 inches
Warren: 2.5 inches
Hopkinton: 2.5 inches
Stow: 2.5 inches
Southwick: 2.3 inches
Burlington: 2.2 inches
Chicopee: 2.1 inches
Westfield: 2.1 inches
Lexington: 2.1 inches
Fiskdale: 2 inches
Auburn: 2 inches
Chelmsford: 2 inches
Hampden: 2 inches
Andover: 2 inches

Here's a look at some of the higher snowfall reports coming through, as well as a sampling of different parts of our area. pic.twitter.com/3rU97PEkBE
— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) January 29, 2024