5 maps showing how much more snow is expected to fall Friday in Massachusetts

Here is a look at the additional snowfall amounts expected across southern New England through late today. Untreated roads/surfaces may become slick especially across the higher terrain. Take it slow if traveling this AM. #mawx #ctwx #riwx pic.twitter.com/lYbHUp42wY

— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) January 20, 2023

Good morning and thank you for sending in your snow reports! Snow will continue for much of the day before tapering off toward this evening. If you have to venture out today, use caution, and give yourself extra time to reach your destination as roads will be slick. #MEwx #NHwx pic.twitter.com/yOuyfc5TKI

— NWS Gray (@NWSGray) January 20, 2023

Snow showers are expected to continue today, dropping another couple of inches on our forecast area over the next 12 hours! ❄️ #VTwx #NYwx pic.twitter.com/Lib1CHR4N0

— NWS Burlington (@NWSBurlington) January 20, 2023

ADDITIONAL SNOW…
Another 1-3" of snow expected thru the day N&W of 128. Colder to Boston and along the coast just a coating to 1" with light snow and snow showers much of the day. #WCVB pic.twitter.com/czf0OrC9Bt

— Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) January 20, 2023

Here's a better look at additional snowfall you can expect today (vs total snowfall from the storm yesterday and today) pic.twitter.com/vzjEB2X1bW

— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) January 20, 2023

Whatever snow you have on the ground now… now add this. This is additional snow through the day, tapering off early this evening. pic.twitter.com/HA46uGCjb3

— Chris Lambert (@clamberton7) January 20, 2023

Here's a map of how much additional/new snow we should receive today (Fri) from 5 AM to end-of-day, with most concentrated snow bursts generally 10am to 4pm, especially focused thru 2pm. Conditions likely will deteriorate either side of midday depending on location, not SE MA. pic.twitter.com/q4dJWaGxJe

— 1DegreeOutside (@1DegreeOutside) January 20, 2023