Here’s a look at snowfall totals across New England

Below is a map and list of locations across New England where snowfall totals have been reported over the last 48 hours. Snowfall accumulation is reported to the National Weather Service by various sources, including airports, trained spotters, the general public, and cooperative weather observers. In some instances, totals are reported for individual neighborhoods or airports rather than towns.

Snow total data was last gathered from the National Weather Service at .

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Where do these reports come from?

The snow totals listed above come from a network of sources that report to the National Weather Service, including NWS employees, observation stations, trained spotters, emergency managers, law enforcement, amateur spotters, and radio operators. Additionally, reports are provided by the community collaborative rain, hail, and snow network.

Why isn’t my town listed?

Snow totals are added to the above report as they are provided by the NWS. New totals are checked for at regular intervals, usually every hour during snow storms. If a specific location is not listed above, it’s likely that the NWS hasn’t received a total for that location from their network of spotters, or that the total has yet to be published. Check back regularly for continuous updates.

Why is the total listed for my town less than the snow I see outside?

Check the time of the last report for your area listed above. Often times, reports are made throughout a snow event. If the snow total listed for your area is less than what you observe, it’s possible the report was made while snow was still falling. It may or may not be updated in the future, depending on any new reports the NWS receives for that area.

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