Snowfall totals from across Massachusetts on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025

Updated: 4:19 PM EST Jan 11, 2025

COATING TO TWO INCHES FOR MOST SPOTS. BUT I WANT TO TAKE YOU TO WORCESTER. WE SAW THAT LIVE OVERHEAD. LOOK, THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO THAT WAS SENT TO US FROM THE GROUND. AND THIS IS FROM WARREN LAVALLEE ON TWITTER. SO THANK YOU. WARREN. I WANT TO SHOW YOU, THOUGH YOU CAN SEE IN THE LIGHT THE SNOW THAT IS FALLING, WHILE IT IS REALLY LIGHT AND SMALL FLAKES, IT IS FALLING AT A GOOD RATE HERE, ENOUGH SO THAT WE ARE STARTING TO SEE THE SNOW ACTUALLY STICKING TO THE PAVEMENT OF A FEW NEIGHBORHOODS IN WORCESTER. AND IT’S NOT JUST WORCESTER YOU CAN SEE ON THE RADAR HERE. SNOW IS STARTING TO FILL IN FOR MOST LOCATIONS, ESPECIALLY TO MOVE FROM SPRINGFIELD EASTWARD. WE ARE WATCHING FOR A FEW SPOTS WHERE IT’S SLIGHTLY HEAVIER RATES THAT ARE FALLING, AND YOU CAN SEE THAT STRETCH HERE FROM TOWNSEND STRETCHING RIGHT OUT TOWARD THE MIDDLETON AREA, STRETCHING THROUGH LOWELL. SO YOU MIGHT NOTICE THAT THE THE INTENSITY OF THE SNOW IS SLIGHTLY HIGHER IN THIS LINE. OUTSIDE OF THAT, IT’S A LIGHT SNOW THAT’S FALLING THROUGH BOSTON RIGHT NOW, STRETCHING INTO WORCESTER, YOU CAN SEE THROUGH THE SOUTHBRIDGE AREA, ANOTHER SPOT WHERE THERE’S SLIGHTLY HEAVIER SNOW THAT IS FALLING AND NO LOCATION. ARE WE TALKING ABOUT A BLOCKBUSTER STORM HERE? AND IT IS GOING TO FALL AT A RATE THAT SHOULD BE MANAGEABLE FOR TRAVEL, BUT YOU DEFINITELY WANT TO ALLOW FOR SOME EXTRA TIME WITH YOUR TRAVEL TODAY, ESPECIALLY FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THE DAY, WE’RE IN THE UPPER 20S TO LOW 30S RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN SEE MOST LOCATIONS REPORTING THAT SNOWFALL EVEN DOWN TOWARD HYANNIS. WE HOLD STEADY HERE IN THE LOW TO MID 30S FOR THE AFTERNOON. SO IT IS GOING TO BE A COOL DAY WITH OVERCAST SKIES. THE 12 HOUR FORECAST FOR BOSTON SHOWING SOME SNOW LINGERING EVEN INTO THE MID AFTERNOON. SO LET’S TIME IT OUT FOR EVERYONE. AS WE TRAVEL THROUGH THE NEXT HOUR, WE WILL SEE MORE WIDESPREAD SNOWFALL, BUT I WANT TO POINT OUT BY LATE MORNING NINE 10:00 THE FOCUS OF THE SNOW WILL SHIFT FROM WORCESTER EASTWARD, WHERE SNOW WILL LIKELY HANG ON A LITTLE BIT LONGER. MEANWHILE, AREAS WEST ARE DRYING OUT AS WE TRAVEL INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON. NOTICE HOW THE SNOW PIVOTS BECOME MORE ISOLATED, AND IT’S MAINLY FOCUSED TOWARD THE IMMEDIATE COASTLINE BEFORE IT STARTS TO SHIFT SOUTHWARD. I WOULD SAY BY 6 OR 7:00, THE FOCUS OF THE SNOW WILL BE OVER CAPE COD, WHILE THE REST OF US ARE COMPLETELY DRYING OUT HERE, AND EVENTUALLY WE CLEAR OUT IN THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. THIS WILL LEAVE US WITH A WIDESPREAD COATING TO TWO INCHES WITH A LITTLE BIT OF FLUFF FACTOR. WE MAY SEE SOME SPOTS CLOSER TO THREE INCHES OUT TOWARD THE BERKSHIRES, BUT I THINK A BETTER SPOT WHERE WE HAVE A BETTER CHANCE OF SEEING CLOSE TO THREE INCHES IS ACTUALLY OVER MUCH OF THE NORTH SHORE AND HEADING INTO PORTIONS OF SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE, OUT THROUGH MANCHESTER. WE DROP DOWN TONIGHT INTO THE 20S FOR MOST SPOTS. COULD SEE A FEW UPPER TEENS, SUNNY AND DRY TOMORROW, BUT IT’S NOT QUITE AS COLD. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW. WE’RE CLIMBING CLOSER TO THE MID TO UPPER 30S. COULD EVEN HIT 40 IN A FEW WARM SPOTS LIKE NORWOOD, AND THAT WILL SET THE STAGE FOR WHAT LOOKS TO BE A MILDER START TO OUR WORKWEEK ON MONDAY. OVERALL, THE PATTERN HERE THIS FORECAST IS LOOKING DRY, BUT WE COULD SEE A FEW OCEAN EFFECT FLAKES. WILL WATCH FOR THAT. TUESDAY AND AGAIN O

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Snowfall totals from across Massachusetts on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025

Updated: 4:19 PM EST Jan 11, 2025

StormTeam 5

Snow showers that began early Saturday morning over Massachusetts continued into the late afternoon for many communities.As of 2:15 p.m., some areas reported 3-4 inches of accumulation at the highest end — enough for sledding. StormTeam 5 expects the storm to move offshore between 7 and 8 p.m. StormTeam 5 tools: Radar | FuturecastHere are the latest snowfall totals from reports to National Weather Service:Essex CountySwampscott – 3.1″Saugus – 3.0″Newburyport – 2.7″Methuen – 2.5″Gloucester – 2.5″Saugus – 2.3″Haverhill – 2.0″Lynn – 2.0″Swampscott – 1.8″Boxford – 1.6″Newburyport – 1.2″Rockport – 1.0″Franklin CountyShutesbury – 2.5″Turners Falls – 2.2″Wendell – 2.0″Greenfield – 2.0″Orange Airport – 2.0″Ashfield – 1.0″Hampden CountyHuntington – 1.3″Ludlow – 1.0″Hampshire CountyEasthampton – 1.3″Amherst – 1.3″Northampton – 1.0″Middlesex CountyLowell – 4.0″Tyngsboro – 3.5″Lowell – 3.3″Lowell – 3.0″Ashby – 3.0″Tyngsboro – 2.8″Wakefield – 2.6″Chelmsford – 2.5″Ashby – 2.5″Reading – 2.5″Tewksbury – 2.2″Bedford – 2.1″Chelmsford – 2.0″Lexington – 2.0″Lexington – 2.0″Townsend – 1.8″Lexington – 1.8″Lexington – 1.8″Lexington – 1.6″Acton – 1.5″Reading – 1.5″Lexington – 1.4″Pepperell – 1.2″Norfolk CountyMillis – 1.0″Suffolk CountyBeacon Hill – 1.6″Boston – 1.5″Chelsea – 1.3″Brighton – 1.0″Worcester CountyAshburnham – 3.6″Gardner – 3.2″Fitchburg – 3.1″Lunenburg – 3.1″Fitchburg – 3.0″Lunenburg – 3.0″Ashburnham – 3.0″Sterling – 3.0″Hubbardston – 2.3″Leominster – 2.3″Fiskdale – 2.1″Oxford – 2.0″Petersham – 2.0″Gardner – 1.6″Westborough – 1.6″Westborough – 1.6″Worcester Airport – 1.6″Fitchburg – 1.5″Holden – 1.5″Sturbridge – 1.2″Westborough – 1.0″Shrewsbury – 1.0″

NEEDHAM, Mass. —

Snow showers that began early Saturday morning over Massachusetts continued into the late afternoon for many communities.

As of 2:15 p.m., some areas reported 3-4 inches of accumulation at the highest end — enough for sledding.

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StormTeam 5 expects the storm to move offshore between 7 and 8 p.m.

StormTeam 5 tools: Radar | Futurecast

Here are the latest snowfall totals from reports to National Weather Service:

Essex County

• Swampscott – 3.1″
• Saugus – 3.0″
• Newburyport – 2.7″
• Methuen – 2.5″
• Gloucester – 2.5″
• Saugus – 2.3″
• Haverhill – 2.0″
• Lynn – 2.0″
• Swampscott – 1.8″
• Boxford – 1.6″
• Newburyport – 1.2″
• Rockport – 1.0″

Franklin County

• Shutesbury – 2.5″
• Turners Falls – 2.2″
• Wendell – 2.0″
• Greenfield – 2.0″
• Orange Airport – 2.0″
• Ashfield – 1.0″

Hampden County

• Huntington – 1.3″
• Ludlow – 1.0″

Hampshire County

• Easthampton – 1.3″
• Amherst – 1.3″
• Northampton – 1.0″

Middlesex County

• Lowell – 4.0″
• Tyngsboro – 3.5″
• Lowell – 3.3″
• Lowell – 3.0″
• Ashby – 3.0″
• Tyngsboro – 2.8″
• Wakefield – 2.6″
• Chelmsford – 2.5″
• Ashby – 2.5″
• Reading – 2.5″
• Tewksbury – 2.2″
• Bedford – 2.1″
• Chelmsford – 2.0″
• Lexington – 2.0″
• Lexington – 2.0″
• Townsend – 1.8″
• Lexington – 1.8″
• Lexington – 1.8″
• Lexington – 1.6″
• Acton – 1.5″
• Reading – 1.5″
• Lexington – 1.4″
• Pepperell – 1.2″

Norfolk County

• Millis – 1.0″

Suffolk County

• Beacon Hill – 1.6″
• Boston – 1.5″
• Chelsea – 1.3″
• Brighton – 1.0″

Worcester County

• Ashburnham – 3.6″
• Gardner – 3.2″
• Fitchburg – 3.1″
• Lunenburg – 3.1″
• Fitchburg – 3.0″
• Lunenburg – 3.0″
• Ashburnham – 3.0″
• Sterling – 3.0″
• Hubbardston – 2.3″
• Leominster – 2.3″
• Fiskdale – 2.1″
• Oxford – 2.0″
• Petersham – 2.0″
• Gardner – 1.6″
• Westborough – 1.6″
• Westborough – 1.6″
• Worcester Airport – 1.6″
• Fitchburg – 1.5″
• Holden – 1.5″
• Sturbridge – 1.2″
• Westborough – 1.0″
• Shrewsbury – 1.0″

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