See How Much Snow Fell On Cape Cod During Super Bowl Winter Storm

BARNSTABLE COUNTY, MA — While we were getting ready to watch the Super Bowl Sunday night, a winter storm was in progress that ended up being surprisingly potent as it moved across Cape Cod.

Initial forecasts called for 1-2 inches in most parts of the state, but some parts of Cape Cod saw more than 6 inches of snow.

Unless there's a drastic change, this could be the last significant snowfall for a while. The weekly forecast from the National Weather Service shows a gradual warming trend toward Presidents' Day Weekend — with a return to near 60 degrees on Thursday, and temperatures staying well above freezing after.

The National Weather Service gathered preliminary snow totals from Barnstable County across Massachusetts. Sandwich and Bourne appeared to be the big winners locally with 6.5 and 6.3 inches, respectively.

Measurements were taken early Monday morning, but may not reflect locally higher or lower amounts:

• Sandwich — 6.5 inches
• Bourne — 6.3 inches
• Mashpee — 5 inches
• East Falmouth — 4.8 inches.
• Falmouth — 4.7 inches
• Waquoit — 4.4 inches
• Hyannis — 2.8 inches
• Brewster — 2.3 inches
• Truro — 2.2 inches
• Barnstable — 2.1 inches
• Orleans — 1.4 inches.