Monday Afternoon Update: Multi-day Storm Snowfall Totals

Multi-Day Storm: Snowfall Totals So Far For Essex County

The National Weather Service released an updated list of snow totals at 9:30 Monday morning. Here are the unofficial snowfall totals for Essex County so far for the ongoing extended winter storm that began Saturday afternoon.

• Marblehead: 12.6 inches
• Ipswich: 11.5 inches
• Groveland: 11.5 inches
• Topsfield: 10.0 inches
• Haverhill: 9.0 inches
• West Peabody: 7.5 inches
• Methuen: 7.5 inches

The National Weather Service released an updated list of snow totals at 3:16 Monday afternoon. Here are the unofficial snowfall totals for Essex County so far:

• Salem: 19.0 inches
• Lynn: 16.0 inches
• Ipswich: 13.0 inches
• Georgetown: 12.8 inches
• Nahant: 12.8 inches
• Topsfield: 12.5 inches
• Haverhill: 11.6 inches
• West Peabody: 9.0 inches

Keep the Snow Shovels, Mittens and Hot Cocoa Stocked

The seemingly never-ending storm will continue to drop snow on the region through Monday night. The heaviest snow will through the early afternoon on Monday, but moderate to heavy snow will likely continue falling across east coastal Massachusetts, according to the National Weather Service.

Dry weather will develop late Tuesday morning and will continue into Wednesday, according to forecasters.

There is the potential for another winter storm to develop late Thursday night into Friday, according to forecasters. An arctic blast arrives for the weekend.

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