MA Snow Totals: Huge Variations Seen After 2-Day Nor'easter

ASHBY, MA — From a scant half inch at Logan Airport in Boston to a mother load of 30 inches in northern Middlesex County, this week's nor'easter delivered wildly different snow totals across Massachusetts.

The storm hit Massachusetts Monday as a rain event before a changeover to snow began early Tuesday morning. The snow continued throughout the day Tuesday in the western and central parts of the state, while areas east and south saw very light snow.

By early Wednesday, the snow had all but stopped across the state and a snow-total winner had emerged on this side of the Quabbin: Ashby up by the New Hampshire border collected 30 inches. Colrain on the edge of the Berkshires was the statewide winner with 36 inches, according to estimates.

Here's a look at snow totals collected by the National Weather Service. These totals only represent the area where they were measured and are not meant to represent an entire city or town. The totals were mostly measured late Tuesday or early Wednesday morning.

Middlesex County

• ASHBY — 30 inches
• PEPPERELL — 14.6 inches
• WILMINGTON — 6.5 inches
• CHELMSFORD — 6.5 inches
• ACTON — 6 inches
• HUDSON — 6 inches
• TEWKSBURY — 5.9 inches
• BURLINGTON — 4.8 inches
• BEDFORD — 4.8 inches
• LEXINGTON — 4 inches
• CONCORD — 2.7 inches
• FRAMINGHAM — 2.2 inches
• MEDFORD — 1 inch
• READING — 1 inch

Worcester County

• PAXTON — 27.5 inches
• ASHBURNHAM — 26 inches
• GARDNER — 24 inches
• WORCESTER AIRPORT — 23 inches
• FITCHBURG AIRPORT — 19.4 inches
• STERLING — 19.3 inches
• HOLDEN — 19 inches
• AUBURN — 8 inches
• STURBRIDGE — 5.9 inches
• GRAFTON — 4.5 inches
• WESTBOROUGH — 4.3 inches
• SHREWSBURY — 3.1 inches
• MILFORD — 2 inches

Essex County

• HAVERHILL 8 inches
• METHUEN 7 inches
• NEWBURYPORT 5 inches

Norfolk County

• WALPOLE — 2.2 inches
• SHARON — 2.1 inches
• RANDOLPH — 1.5 inches
• FRANKLIN — 1.1 inches
• MILLIS — 1 inch
• NORWOOD — 1 inch