The snow that fell in the Boston area Friday evening brought several inches to a wide swath of the area — and half a foot to parts of the city itself.
The winter storm hitting Boston Friday into Saturday had been expected to bring up to six inches of snow, and that forecast looked accurate, with various parts of Boston getting more than five inches, including Logan airport, according to the National Weather Service.
Milton, just south of the city, had even more snow — 6.5 inches.
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— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) December 21, 2024
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For context, five inches of snow is already half the amount that fell in Boston all of last winter.
Here's how much snow fell as of Saturday morning, the most recent snowfall totals shared by the National Weather Service. Explore the Boston-area snowfall total map here.
City/town | Snowfall amount (in inches) |
Milton, MA | 6.5 |
Fenway Park, MA | 6 |
Beacon Hill, MA | 5.5 |
Canton, MA | 5.5 |
Westwood, MA | 5.5 |
Walpole, MA | 5.5 |
Needham, MA | 5.5 |
Norwood, MA | 5.5 |
Boxford, MA | 5.4 |
Danvers, MA | 5.3 |
Logan Airport, MA | 5.2 |
Topsfield, MA | 5 |
Cambridge, MA | 4.9 |
Stoughton, MA | 4.5 |
Dedham, MA | 4.5 |
Newton, MA | 4.5 |
Norfolk, MA | 4.5 |
Boston, MA | 4.4 |
Chelsea, MA | 4.3 |
Brighton, MA | 4 |
Randolph, MA | 4 |
Seekonk, RI | 3.6 |
Mansfield, MA | 3.5 |
Millis, MA | 3.5 |
Allston, MA | 3.3 |
Brookline, MA | 3.2 |
Rehoboth, MA | 3.2 |
Wakefield, MA | 3 |
Winchester, MA | 3 |
Somerville, MA | 3 |
Harrisville, RI | 3 |
Blackstone, MA | 3 |
Providence, RI | 2.8 |
Vernon, CT | 2.8 |
Weston, MA | 2.6 |
Lexington, MA | 2.6 |
North Attleborough, MA | 2.6 |
Yarmouth, MA | 2.5 |
Franklin, MA | 2.5 |
Warwick, RI | 2.5 |
Coventry, RI | 2.5 |
Milford, MA | 2.4 |
Tolland, CT | 2.4 |