Snow

The lake effect machine has shown no mercy since New Year's Day

A long duration cold snap hits the tri-state region, but at least the thermometer won't hit single numbers

According to NBC10Boston, Thursday we’ll wake up to showers and some snow across Massachusetts, and then turn to sun and gusty winds. The final act will be an arctic frontal passage with a possible snow squalls. While many do not see snow with the first round, we could see snow all the way to the coast with the squalls.

NEWS10's Chief Meteorologist Steve Capporizzo in Albany is predicting the first wet snowfall for Massachusetts particularly for the higher elevations of 2000 feet or more.

It's April and we just saw a massive snowstorm blow through Massachusetts. If you're new to seeing this, then welcome to New England! While most of us are seeing the white stuff once again over the past day, it brings up a good question: What Massachusetts cities and towns get the most snow on a yearly basis?

Winter is a fact of life here in Massachusetts. Even though the groundhog claims he predicted an "Early Spring." But we all know what ends up happening in the end.

Massachusetts could see a mix of rain and snow as the New England heads into the Spring season.

It's crazy to think that we're already almost halfway through February, but it's looking like the New England region and specifically in Massachusetts, we're looking a pretty good amount of snow that may be coming down on the Bay State for Tuesday (2/13). So, while a lot of us may be seeing a decent amount of the white stuff this week, it brings up a good question: What Massachusetts cities and towns get the most snow on a yearly basis?

Winter is a fact of life here in Massachusetts. Even though the groundhog claims he predicted an "Early Spring." But we all know what ends up happening in the end. More snow in the forecast for the Baystate?

Winter is officially here and this weekend, it's looking like the New England region and specifically in Massachusetts, we're looking at a crazy amount of snow in the forecast that will be pelting the Bay State. So, while some of us are seeing the white stuff fall this weekend, it brings up a good question: What Massachusetts cities and towns get the most snow on a yearly basis?