Snowfall totals in MA, NH: How much snow did we get?

Some areas of Massachusetts had already received over a foot of snow as of Sunday afternoon, and by evening, a foot and a half had fallen on one part of the Merrimack Valley. (See updated maps below.)

The jackpot towns for the state were Dunstable, Haverhill (where students had a snow day on Monday), Tyngsboro and Princeton, which each received at least 15 inches of snow. Just over the New Hampshire border, Newton, Plaistow and Windham reported receiving at least a foot of snow, as did Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro in the Lakes Region.

Parts of Maine, Vermont and Connecticut reached a foot of snow as well.

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Here's a look at snowfall totals across the region, according to the National Weather Service.

Massachusetts

Haverhill: 18"

Lunenburg: 17.1"

Groveland: 17"

Newbury: 16.8"

Pepperell: 16.2"

West Newbury: 16"

Harvard: 16"

Townsend: 16"

Leominster: 15.9"

Andover: 15.6"

Dunstable: 15-18"

A map showing snow totals in select cities from a winter storm as of Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024. Much of Boston's MetroWest received 8+ inches of snow. — A map showing snow totals in select cities from a winter storm as of Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024.

Eighteen inches of snow fell in Dunstable, Massachusetts, by Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024, from a winter storm that blanketed parts of the state. This map shows snow totals around the Merrimack Valley, from Leominster (14 inches) to North Andover (15.6 inches) — Eighteen inches of snow fell in Dunstable, Massachusetts, by Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024, from a winter storm that blanketed parts of the state.

New Hampshire

Salem: 17"

Brookline: 15"

Newton: 14"

Hollis: 13.4"

Plaistow 13"

New Ipswich: 12.5"

Nashua: 12.3"

Wolfeboro 12.1"

The snow dumping down on much of Massachusetts Sunday is setting the stage for what could be some epic snowball fights. And if you want even bigger, rounder snowballs, Meteorologist Tevin Wooten explains what you can add to the fluffy stuff.