UPDATED: Which Massachusetts Spot Has Seen the Most Snow?

By Les Masterson (Patch Staff)

UPDATED at 7:18 p.m. Monday: Snow continues to fall in most of Massachusetts and the snowfall totals continue to inch higher.

Here are the top totals by county at of 6 p.m., according to the National Weather Service:

Barnstable County

• East Orleans -- 3.5 inches
• Bourne -- 3 inches
• East Sandwich -- 3 inches

Bristol County

• Mansfield -- 8.7 inches
• Taunton -- 8.6 inches
• Norton -- 6 inches

Essex County

• Newburyport -- 14 inches
• Topsfield -- 13 inches
• Lynn -- 13 inches
• Ipswich -- 12.5 inches
• West Peabody -- 11 inches

Franklin County

• Ashfield -- 13 inches
• Greenfield -- 12 inches
• Shelburne -- 12 inches
• Heath -- 11.3 inches
• East Charlemont -- 10 inches

Hampden County

• Ludlow -- 17 inches
• Agawam -- 14 inches
• Wales -- 14 inches
• Longmeadow -- 12.5 inches
• Springfield -- 10.5 inches

Hampshire County

• Plainfield -- 11 inches
• Granby -- 10.5 inches
• Westhampton -- 10 inches

Middlesex County

• North Reading -- 15 inches
• Ashby -- 15 inches
• Reading -- 14.5 inches
• Shirley -- 14 inches
• Holliston -- 14 inches

Norfolk County

• North Weymouth -- 14.5 inches
• Needham Heights -- 12 inches
• Quincy -- 11.2 inches
• Milton -- 10.8 inches
• Cohasset -- 10.5 inches

Plymouth County

• Norwell -- 13 inches
• Rockland -- 9.5 inches
• Marshfield -- 8.1 inches
• Pembroke -- 8 inches
• Hingham -- 7.5 inches

Suffolk County

• Chelsea -- 13.8 inches
• East Boston -- 9.9 inches
• Winthrop -- 9.9 inches

Worcester County

• Lunenberg -- 24.1 inches
• Westminster -- 23.1 inches
• Leominster -- 20.7 inches
• Fitchburg -- 18.8 inches
• Gardner -- 17 inches

Original article posted at 4:08 p.m. Monday:

More than a foot of snow has already fallen in parts of Massachusetts while other regions have seen much smaller amounts from the Groundhog Day snowstorm.

As of 3 p.m., here are the top totals by county, according to the National Weather Service:

Barnstable County

• Bourne -- 3 inches
• East Sandwich -- 3 inches
• Yarmouth -- 2 inches
• Eastham -- 2 inches

Bristol County

• Mansfield -- 7. 3 inches
• Taunton -- 6.6 inches
• Norton -- 6 inches
• North Dighton -- 5.5 inches
• Rehoboth -- 5.5 inches

Dukes County

• West Tisbury -- .8 inches

Essex County

• West Peabody -- 11 inches
• Topsfield -- 11 inches
• Lynn -- 10 inches
• Ipswich -- 9 inches
• Salisbury -- 8 inches

Franklin County

• Shelburne -- 10.5 inches
• Shutesbury -- 10 inches
• Greenfield -- 9.5 inches
• Hawley -- 9 inches
• Ashfield -- 8.8 inches

Hampden County

• Ludlow -- 10 inches
• Wales -- 10 inches
• Agawam -- 8 inches
• Longmeadow -- 8 inches
• Chicopee -- 7.5 inches

Hampshire County

• Grandby -- 10.5 inches
• Amherst -- 9 inches
• Pelham -- 8 inches
• Easthampton -- 8 inches
• Plainfield -- 7.8 inches

Middlesex County

• Ashby -- 15 inches
• Shirley -- 14 inches
• Medford -- 11.5 inches
• Winchester -- 10.5 inches
• North Reading -- 10 inches

Norfolk County

• Needham Heights -- 12 inches
• Milton -- 10.8 inches
• Weymouth -- 10.5 inches
• North Weymouth -- 10 inches
• Norwood -- 9.5 inches

Plymouth County

• Norwell -- 9.8 inches
• Marshfield -- 8.1 inches
• Hingham -- 7.5 inches
• Pembroke -- 6 inches
• Whitman -- 5.5 inches

Suffolk County

• Chelsea -- 11.8 inches
• East Boston -- 9.9 inches
• Winthrop -- 9.9 inches

Worcester County

• Lunenberg -- 17.1 inches
• Fitchburg -- 16.7 inches
• Westminster -- 15.1 inches
• Berlin -- 12.1 inches
• Worcester -- 11.2 inches

Check out the top snowfall totals from last week’s Blizzard of 2015.