The back half of the storm is where we get the coating to 2 inches of snow for the Cape & Islands with slush. Meanwhile in ...

How much snow are we getting in Boston this weekend ... This includes a very active southern storm track with several storms crashing into the western United States and then diving southward ...

The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning for much of the state including Boston starting Sunday afternoon into Monday morning for difficult travel conditions and heavy snow.

although all of these storms may not bring us a ton of snow, we are going to be threatened by storm systems every couple of days for the next week or so. Greater Boston and Southeastern Mass.: ...

The Winter Storm Warning was slated to go into Saturday evening at 7 and last through early Sunday afternoon at 1. Meteorologists at NWS Boston had predicted a widespread 5 to 9 inches across the ...

A winter storm delivered a steady mix of snow ... Forecasters had anticipated the heaviest snow and impacts around Boston but dry air pushed through early on Sunday, shifting the highest ...

If Boston sees more than 8 inches of snow, this storm will be the city's biggest in nearly three years. The region's interior communities are set to see the highest snow totals. Meanwhile ...

Most of Massachusetts, including Boston, is expected to get between eight to 12 inches of snow during Saturday's storm. Some areas along the coast, as well as the South Shore and parts of western ...

Many Boston-area residents who ventured ... snowfall is on the northern fringes of the storm. Nocera added that this weekend’s “decorative snow” will not significantly impact ground travel.

Folks may be wondering: Why isn't this winter storm roaring up the coast, also battering New York City and Boston with heavy snow and wind? Blame large-scale weather patterns for this storm track ...

the snow was enough to delay and cancel early-morning flights out of New York’s three major airports and Boston Logan International. The brunt of the storm was felt in the interior Northeast ...