How much snow will Boston get? Final snowfall amounts: 6-12" Just inland from the coastline, west of I-95. 3-6" Along the immediate coastline from Cape Ann to Boston to the South Shore (heavy and wet) ...

The original forecast called for a foot of snow in Boston, but now totals might be less than half that amount, a National Weather Service meteorologist said. By Derrick Bryson Taylor The quick ...

Next Weather: WBZ midday forecast for January 3, 2024 02:52. How much snow are we getting in Boston this weekend? The WBZ NEXT Weather team is getting ready for a potential nor'easter in ...

Predictions for Tuesday's storm were downgraded for the Boston area, where up to 6 inches of snow are expected, with possibly more in Southeastern Massachusetts.

It’s been 1,079 days since Boston had a 6-inch snowstorm. Our largest one so far this season gave us 5.2 inches back on Dec. 20. Tonight’s storm does have the possibility of reaching 6 inches ...

B OSTON - A mix of snow and rain is coming to Massachusetts Thursday and there's another storm in the forecast for the Boston area this weekend.. The storm coming Thursday will be very similar to ...

Boston will likely see more precipitation and snow in the coming week, according to National Weather Service forecasts. “Overall, this next week looks to be pretty active, aside from like ...

Tell Us Boston is in a snow drought. Do you miss winter weather? Plus, tell us what snowy weather activities you miss or enjoy. A jogger pauses to take a phone picture in Olmsted Park in the ...

To get a snow total from a single storm higher than that, you need to go back to the winter of 2021-2022, when Boston was walloped by nearly 2 feet of snow on January 29, 2022.

Boston snow winds down after overnight night storm, but "harshest, toughest week" of winter to come. Story by Terry Eliasen, Exec. Weather Producer • 2d.

So far, Boston has seen just 7.9 inches of snow since Dec 1, well below the typical total for late February. What happened?

Boston’s snow farm is filled with piles higher than most of the neighborhood’s triple-decker buildings, with many just as wide. The piles fill a lot at 6 Tide Street in the South Boston ...