nor'easter

The big winter storm continues to wind down this evening across New England, with some very impressive snow totals. A whopping 44 inches of snow fell just 3 miles south of Ludlow, Vermont, at 1,800 foot elevation. Ludlow reports 41 inches at 1,500 feet, Windsor was the next highest total with 39 inches of snow, according to the fire department…

Thursday’s storm continues to wind down across New England with some very impressive snow totals. In Vermont, 41″ of snow fell just three miles south of Ludlow and 39″ of snow fell in Windsor, according to the fire department at 10:25 a.m. Around the Boston area and most of Massachusetts we had anywhere from 9″ to 15′ of snowfall, depending…

Thursday night: Clearing, icy roads. Lows in the teens. Friday: Fair. Highs near the melting point.

Thursday’s nor’easter dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of New Hampshire, even reaching up as high as “more than half an Underwood” in some places, as NBC10 Boston reporter Katherine Underwood found out first-hand.

A massive snowstorm dumped more than a foot of snow on much of Massachusetts, leaving adults to dig out and kids to play in a winter wonderland.

In years past, a storm like Thursday’s Nor’easter meant an automatic snow day for students across Massachusetts. But with many students already remote learning due to the coronavirus pandemic, that precious childhood moment has been stolen away. Hundreds of Massachusetts schools opted to go remote Thursday due to the storm, according to the NBC10 Boston and NECN school closing...

Even snow days are feeling the impact of the coronavirus as some communities opt to have their students continue remote learning on what would be a fun day outside.

Thursday: Heavy snow ending during the afternoon and evening. Temperatures fall to the teens. Overnight Thursday: Clearing, icy roads. Lows in the teens. Friday: Fair. Highs near the melting point.

The first nor’easter of the season didn’t just dump snow across the region, it also caused coastal flooding in some areas like Scituate, Massachusetts.

Thursday: Heavy snow ending during the afternoon and evening. Temperatures fall to the teens. Overnight Thursday: Clearing, icy roads. Lows in the teens. Friday: Fair. Highs near the melting point.

As snow from the season’s first Nor’easter continued to come down Thursday, crews around Massachusetts worked hard to clear roadways.

The first Nor’easter of the season dumped more than a foot of snow across parts of New Hampshire on Thursday causing treacherous driving conditions.

The first Nor’easter of the season dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of Massachusetts on Thursday.

Police in Lowell, Massachusetts, are investigating after a two people were injured in a crash involving a snow plow.

A quickly strengthening storm continues to impact New England, and now we’re approaching the time when steady and heavy rain turns to steady and heavy snow for many.

Today: Heavy rain to heavy snow. Temperature falling through the 30s. Wind gusting past 50 mph by evening. Tonight: Heavy snow and wind gradually diminish, lows near 30. Tomorrow: Sun and clouds, high in the 30s, wind from the northwest 20-25 mph.

A heavy rainstorm poured rain across Greater Boston throughout the day Saturday.

Slick conditions led to several accidents across the region, but roads improved as the storm turned over to rain Saturday evening.

Four college students from Rhode Island were among the few braving the weather in Boston Saturday night. “It’s going to be a fun night,” said Angie Arcieri. “It’s my 21st birthday.” The snowfall was not stopping the big night. “The weather is pretty rough,” said her friend Mia Clavin. “We definitely planned the worst night of the weekend to...