Boston Snowstorm: Record Snowfall & Next Weekend’s Forecast
A significant winter storm impacted New England this week, delivering substantial snowfall across the region. In Boston, the two-day event recorded 23.6 inches of snow, marking the eighth largest snowstorm in the city’s recorded history. This storm was also the third-largest two-day January snowstorm on record for the area.
Snowfall Totals Across New England
The National Weather Service has mapped snowfall totals across New England. The data reveals significant accumulation in several Massachusetts and New Hampshire towns.
Massachusetts Snowfall
Several Massachusetts locations experienced particularly heavy snowfall. Ipswich recorded 26 inches, the highest reported total in the state. Sterling saw 24.7 inches, while Milton and Boston both received 23.6 inches. Other notable totals include Hamilton, Peabody, Oxford, and Hubbardston, each with 22 inches, and Winchester with 21.8 inches.
New Hampshire Snowfall
New Hampshire also experienced substantial snowfall. Newton recorded 23.6 inches, matching the Boston total. Stratham received 22 inches, while Fremont and Hale’s Location both reported 21 inches of snow.
What’s Next?
Another storm is currently being tracked and could potentially impact the region next weekend. While the specifics remain uncertain, conditions could develop that bring additional snowfall to New England. Further monitoring of the storm’s trajectory and intensity is needed to assess the potential impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the highest snowfall total recorded in Massachusetts?
Ipswich, Massachusetts, recorded the highest snowfall total with 26 inches.
What was the highest snowfall total recorded in New Hampshire?
Newton, New Hampshire, recorded the highest snowfall total with 23.6 inches.
Is another storm expected to hit New England?
Another storm is being tracked and could potentially impact the region next weekend.
How do you prepare your community for significant winter weather events?