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Here are the Mass. snow totals from Tuesday’s wintry mix
Several places saw more than 6 inches from the fast-moving storm.
It wasn’t exactly a blockbuster, but if you were driving home during Tuesday’s fast-moving wintry mix, you know that it wasn’t nothing, either. And in fact, several towns reported measurable snow from the storm, in some cases more than 6 inches.
The storm eventually gave way to freezing rain in most areas — including .1 inches in Haverhill and .13 inches in Sterling, according to the National Weather service — resulting in a slippery Wednesday morning commute. Below you’ll find the NWS snow totals from the towns reporting in.
Note: The below chart includes all totals posted by National Weather Service as of 9:57 a.m. on Wednesday, March 4.
Massachusetts snow totals reported for March 3, 2026
| COUNTY | LOCATION | AMOUNT (INCHES) | TIME | DATE | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Franklin | 1 SW Northfield | 6.5 | 0800 AM | 4-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Franklin | Warwick | 6 | 0815 AM | 4-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Franklin | 2 N Leyden | 5.2 | 0701 PM | 3-Mar | NWS Employee |
| Franklin | 1 W Orange | 4.8 | 0850 AM | 4-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Worcester | 1 WNW Sterling | 4.2 | 0900 AM | 4-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Franklin | 1 WSW Ashfield | 3 | 0300 PM | 3-Mar | Amateur Radio |
| Worcester | 1 NW Lancaster | 3 | 0430 PM | 3-Mar | |
| Middlesex | 1 WNW Pepperell | 2.3 | 0440 PM | 3-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Worcester | 1 NNE Fitchburg | 2.1 | 0423 PM | 3-Mar | Amateur Radio |
| Suffolk | 1 NNE Fenway Park | 1.6 | 0515 PM | 3-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Middlesex | Marlborough | 1.5 | 0445 PM | 3-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Worcester | 1 NNW Charlton | 1.3 | 0405 PM | 3-Mar | Trained Spotter |
| Hampden | 2 SW Chicopee | 1 | 0430 PM | 3-Mar | Public |
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