A messy mix of snow and rain came down overnight across New England continues into Friday, with increasing wind posing a threat of power outages.
Friday really was the tale of two storms, with some areas of New England seeing nothing but rain and others expected to receive a half a foot of snow or more.
In Massachusetts, Hubbardston was the early jackpot town, with 4.5 inches of snow as of 7 a.m.
Some areas of New Hampshire and Vermont already had 4 or 5 inches of snow on the ground on Friday morning, while Connecticut and Rhode Island to the south saw smaller snowfall totals.
Maine is expected to be one of the heaviest hit areas, but the National Weather Service did not have snowfall data available as of Friday morning.
Here's an early look at some of the early snowfall totals from cities and towns across New England:
Massachusetts
- Hubbardston: 4.5"
- Holden: 4"
- Florida: 3"
- Heath: 3"
- Pittsfield: 3"
- Chesterfield: 2.9"
- Auburn: 2.5"
- Mendon: 1.1"
- Ashby: 1"
- Palmer: 1"
New Hampshire
- Washington: 4.3"
- Lempster: 4"
- Newbury: 4"
- Rindge: 4"
- Sandwich: 3"
- New London: 2"
- Henniker: 1.3"
- Plymouth: 1.1"
- Ashland: 0.5"
Connecticut
- Scotland: 1.5"
- Stafford Springs: 1.5"
Rhode Island
- Burrillville: 1.5"
Vermont
- Dover: 5.5"
