Snow started falling on Sunday morning in parts of New England and was still falling as of Monday morning.
Some areas saw over 8 inches of snow. The snowfall totals and scope of the storm rose significantly from what was originally anticipated.
Here's a look at some of those snowfall totals from cities and towns across New England as of Sunday night, according to the National Weather Service:
Massachusetts
Holden: 3"
Cambridge: 6.3"
Brockton: 7.5"
East Falmouth: 4"
Marstons Mills: 3"
Fairhaven: 5.5"
Acushnet: 6.3"
New Bedford: 5.3"
Brewster: 2.3"
West Falmouth: 3.5"
Pocasset: 4"
Waquoit: 3.5"
Franklin: 8.5"
Mansfield: 6.5"
West Island: 4"
Pembroke: 5"
Hopkinton: 6"
Swansea: 7"
Ashland: 7"
Taunton: 8"
Grafton: 8.8"
Waltham: 7.5"
Lowell: 3.3"
East Taunton: 3.5"
Westborough: 5.8"
Lexington: 5.8"
Rockland: 6.3"
Gloucester: 5.2"
Carlisle: 3.3"
Assonet: 3.5"
Waltham: 6"
Methuen: 3.5"
Foxborough: 4.9"
Saugus: 5"
Scituate: 4.8"
Walpole: 5.1"
Auburn: 3.5"
Hudson: 4"
Norton: 6"
Dorchester: 4.8"
Rockport: 5"
Abington: 6"
Rockland: 5.7"
Duxbury: 4"
North Chelmsford: 1.5"
South Weymouth: 5.5"
Topsfield: 4"
Attleboro: 4"
Lakeville: 2.4"
West Peabody: 3.3"
Hopkinton: 1.9"
West Roxbury: 2.9"
Essex: 3.5"
Acton: 2.4"
East Bridgewater: 2.5"
Andover: 1.5"
Dudley: 1.9"
Connecticut
Milford: 2"
Canterbury: 4.8"
Moosup: 8"
Southington: 2.5"
West Hartford: 2.5"
Tolland: 2.5"
Hebron: 1.8"
Marlborough: 1.5"
Rhode Island
Warren: 7"
Wakefield: 5"
Cumberland: 7"
West Warwick: 9"
Richmond: 8"
Cranston: 6"
