Some communities in Massachusetts reported more than 20 inches of snow Monday morning as a massive nor’easter continued to batter southern New England.
The storm brought blizzards, dangerous winds and massive power outages that affected hundreds of thousands of people.
Governor Maura Healey declared a state of emergency in Massachusetts ahead of Easter. Numerous travel restrictions and cancellations affecting highways, trains, ships and flights are already in place, and most school districts across the state have canceled classes Monday.
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National Weather Service forecasters expect the storm to weaken Monday afternoon into evening, but more than 30 inches of rain could still fall in parts of the state once the storm subsides.
Here are the snowfall totals reported by the National Weather Service as of 10:30 a.m. Monday:
24 inches or above:
21 inches or above:
19 inches or above:
18 inches or above:
17 inches or above:
15 inches or more:
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13 inches or above:
12 inches or more:
11 inches or above:
10 inches or more:
9 inches or more:
8 inches or more:
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6 inches or more:
5 inches or more:
4 inches or more:
3 inches or more:
2 inches or more:
1 inch or more:
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Snowfall totals are provided by the National Weather Service and are updated throughout the day. For locations that are not listed, it may be because the weather service has not yet received reports from the area from its network of volunteers and trained observers.
The public can submit snow reports here: https://inws.ncep.noaa.gov/report/
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