How Much Snow Did Reading Get?

By Les Masterson

The National Weather Service has released its list of snowfall totals for the Blizzard of 2015.

And Reading, you dodged a bullet with just 21.5 inches, putting you near the bottom of the Middlesex County list that was topped by Hudson at 36 inches.

In fact, Hudson tied with Auburn for community in the state with the most snow from the storm.

Here are the top five results by county, according to the National Weather Service:

Barnstable County
West Harwich -- 30.5 inches

Hyannis -- 27 inches

East Falmouth -- 24.8 inches

West Yarmouth -- 24 inches

Harwich -- 23 inches

Bristol County
East Freetown -- 26 inches

Fall River -- 24.1 inches

Somerset -- 24 inches

Acushnet -- 22.2 inches

New Bedford -- 21 inches

Dukes County
Oak Bluffs -- 27 inches

Edgartown -- 20 inches

West Tisbury -- 19 inches

Essex County
Methuen -- 31.5 inches

Gloucester -- 31 inches

Swampscott -- 30.4 inches

Newburyport -- 30 inches

Peabody -- 28.5 inches

Franklin County
Greenfield -- 10.8 inches

Northfield -- 7.2 inches

Sunderland -- 5.7 inches

Heath -- 5 inches

Hampden County
Wales -- 16 inches

Ludlow -- 14 inches

East Longmeadow -- 12.5 inches

Longmeadow -- 12 inches

Agawam -- 10.9 inches

Hampshire County
Amherst -- 6.8 inches

Westhampton -- 6.2 inches

Worthington Center -- 4.2 inches

Middlesex County
Hudson -- 36 inches

North Billerica -- 34 inches

Littleton -- 34 inches

Chelmsford -- 33.8 inches

Framingham -- 33.5 inches

Nantucket County
Nantucket -- 12 inches

Norfolk County
Sharon -- 31 inches

Milton -- 30.8 inches

Braintree -- 26 inches

Blue Hills -- 25.5 inches

Walpole -- 24.6 inches

Plymouth County
Plymouth -- 30.7 inches

Norwell -- 28 inches

Kingston -- 28 inches

Marshfield -- 25 inches

Hanover -- 24 inches

Suffolk County
South Boston -- 31 inches

Boston -- 26 inches

East Boston -- 24.6 inches

Winthrop -- 24.6 inches

Boston City -- 17.6 inches

Worcester County
Auburn -- 36 inches

Lunenberg -- 36 inches

Worcester -- 34.5 inches

Clinton -- 34.1 inches

West Boylston -- 33.5 inches