How Much Snow Did Winchester Get?

Between the Blizzard of 2015, the Groundhog Day storm and the most recent snowfall, Winchester has seen plenty of snow.

Enough snow has fallen to give all students in Winchester Public Schools a snow day on Monday and Tuesday.

The Town also issued a parking ban until further notice due to the snow.

So, how much snow fell in Winchester?

Winchester received 16.0 inches of snow as of 10:20 p.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

Rockland received the most amount of snowfall in the state with 31.0 inches as of 6:55 a.m. Tuesday, NWS reports.

Here are 10 towns in Middlesex County that have seen the most snow in the past 18 hours, according to NWS:

1. Bedford— 19.8 inches
2. North Reading— 19.0 inches
3. Lowell— 18.1 inches
4. West Newton— 17.2 inches
5. Stoneham— 17.0 inches
6. Townsend— 16.8 inches
7. Chelmsford— 16.8 inches
8. Sudbury— 16.6 inches
9. Lexington— 16.6 inches
10. Dracut— 16.2 inches

Note: Some snowfall totals were recorded early Tuesday morning and others on Monday afternoon.

How much snow did you get? Tell us below!

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