WORCESTER, MA. — Updated Worcester snowfall totals show significant accumulation across the county after a powerful nor’easter swept through Central Massachusetts.
Forecasters reported wide variation in snow depth depending on elevation and storm band intensity. Several towns recorded totals exceeding 18 inches, while higher elevations approached or surpassed 20 inches.
Town-by-Town Breakdown
Meteorologists tracking Worcester snowfall totals noted that localized bands produced heavier bursts in certain communities. Residents across the county have been comparing measurements as plows continue clearing residential streets.
Officials said snowfall rates intensified late Sunday night, contributing to rapid accumulation and hazardous travel conditions into Monday morning.
Cleanup and Travel Conditions
As updated Worcester snowfall totals continue to circulate, emergency officials are urging caution during cleanup. Snowbanks and narrowed roadways remain concerns throughout the region.
Public works departments are focusing on widening streets and clearing storm drains to prevent flooding during the next thaw. Drivers are asked to reduce speeds and remain alert for icy patches, especially in shaded areas.
Meteorologists expect no additional significant snowfall this week, offering relief after one of the season’s most impactful storms.
