Snow

With the snow piling up, the trails are calling to snowmobilers. But for those who prefer the rugged feel of an ATV, there’s a different kind of adventure waiting.

This week, the North Adams Police are stepping up snow enforcement. If your sidewalk isn't clear, it could cost you.

Winter in the Berkshires means snow and plenty of it. Will we see any significant snow this week?

As the first snowflakes fall, it’s time to break out the snowblowers—but watch the clock, folks, those fines can sneak up on you.

These Massachusetts towns get more snow than anywhere in the Bay State.

These are the spots that get the most snow on average every year in Massachusetts.

According to NBC10Boston, Clouds will sneak back into the area by Thursday as a storm system approaches from the west. This storm doesn’t seem very strong until it gets to New England. Then, as the upper levels of the atmosphere get involved, we’ll see it energize and attempt to drag down colder air across New England.

Parts of Massachusetts, along with New York, and Connecticut could see 7 or more inches of snow Saturday night into Sunday as a long-duration storm will bring a combination of messy winter weather and potentially slick travel conditions across the region.

Travel, Power Could Be Affected

It's January in Massachusetts, and you might expect, we saw a decent amount of snow come across several towns and cities throughout the state. This is no big surprise for us in the middle of any Winter season. However, if there is one place that you don't really expect any snow to fall is the state of Florida. It seems that there were some Florida that got it worse than we did this week in terms of snow totals...Seriously!