Blizzard Snow Totals: Who Got the Most?

Spring is 33 days away.

Massachusetts is beginning the process of shoveling out after the fourth major snowstorm in three weeks pummeled the Bay State Saturday into Sunday.

The storm dumped close to two feet of snow on parts of the state, according to the National Weather Service. Blowing and drifting snow will cause problems through the rest of Sunday and will make driving potentially life-threatening.

Wind chills will be below zero from Sunday into Tuesday.

Here are some of the top snowfall totals from the National Weather Service as of 10:14 a.m. Sunday:

Bristol County

• Mansfield -- 15 inches
• Attleboro -- 13 inches

Essex County

• Salisbury -- 20.5 inches
• Ipswich -- 20 inches
• Newburyport -- 16 inches
• Rockport -- 14.5 inches
• Topsfield -- 13 inches
• Andover -- 11 inches
• Haverhill -- 10.5 inches
• Methuen -- 8.5 inches

Middlesex County

• Lexington -- 16.6 inches
• Acton -- 16.6 inches
• Framingham -- 15.5 inches
• Bedford -- 15.5 inches
• Tewksbury -- 15 inches
• Natick -- 14. 7 inches
• Somerville -- 14.5 inches
• Burlington -- 14.3 inches
• North Reading -- 14.1 inches
• Wakefield -- 14 inches
• Wayland -- 14 inches
• Wilmington -- 13 inches
• South Chelmsford -- 13 inches
• Winchester -- 13 inches
• North Chelmsford -- 12.5 inches

Norfolk County

• Milton -- 21.2 inches
• Sharon -- 17 inches
• Foxborough -- 15.6 inches
• Walpole -- 15.4 inches
• Norwood -- 14 inches
• Braintree -- 13.5 inches
• Stoughton -- 13 inches

Plymouth County

• Hingham -- 16 inches

Suffolk County

Boston -- 13 inches

Worcester County

• Milford -- 11.5 inches
• Northborough -- 10.8 inches
• Shrewsbury -- 9.5 inches
• Westborough -- 8.8 inches
• Grafton -- 8.5 inches