It may be the middle of April, but that didn't stop heavy snow from falling on parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire on Saturday morning.
Worcester got eight inches before noon — and that wasn't even the most snow! Nearby Princeton got nine inches.
Here are the cities and towns in the area that got the most snow as of Saturday morning:
Princeton, MA: 9Worcester, MA: 8Paxton, MA: 8Ashburnham, MA: 8Holden, MA: 7.5Fitchburg, MA: 7Rutland, MA: 7Sterling, MA: 7Worcester airport, MA: 6.4Lunenburg, MA: 6Hubbardston, MA: 6Boylston, MA: 5.5Hardwick, MA: 5.5Ashfield, MA: 5.5Bennington, NH: 5.3West Boylston, MA: 5.2W Charlton, MA: 5.1Fitchburg airport, MA: 5Spencer, MA: 5Leyden, MA: 5Warwick, MA: 5Royalston, MA: 4.5Shrewsbury, MA: 4.4Phillipston, MA: 4.3East Brookfield, MA: 4.2Barre, MA: 4.2Marlow, NH: 4Townsend, MA: 4Chester, MA: 3.8East Windsor, MA: 3.7Henniker, NH: 3.5New London, NH: 3.3Westminster, MA: 3.2Buckland, MA: 3.1North Brookfield, MA: 3.1Westborough, MA: 3Leicester, MA: 3Auburn, MA: 3Orange airport, MA: 3Conway, MA: 3Westhampton, MA: 3Hancock, MA: 3
Boston and almost all the rest of the areas inside Interstate 495 avoided snow. Explore the National Weather Service's snowfall total map here.
The heavy snow that fell in the Worcester area on Saturday has us thinking about the last time this much snow fell so late. Plus, a look ahead — the forecast for the coming few days is much warmer. Follow NBC10 Boston: https://instagram.com/nbc10boston https://tiktok.com/@nbc10boston https://facebook.com/NBC10Boston https://twitter.com/NBC10Boston https://bsky.app/profile/nbcboston.com