Incredible snowfall yesterday. It seemed like we were under a flour sifter with the stationary band of snow on the South Shore. Unrelenting snowfall rates of up to 4 inches per hour brought use near THREE FEET in spots! The week feels long when you start with a blizzard, but we’re digging out and moving on.

Heavy snow from yesterday will stick around for a bit, but with sunshine on our side, we’ll see slumping, settling, and melting today. Highs will only manage the low 30s as the airmass stays cold. More efficient melting is ahead tomorrow and Thursday, as two more weather systems slide our way.

But these aren’t blizzards. And they’re not big storms, either. We’ll see more of a rain/snow mix tomorrow with minor accumulations – mostly in the one-to-three inch range. The Thursday night storm is a bit trickier, with the potential for more snow. Track is uncertain at this point, with some of our guidance suggesting we miss the event entirely. 

As always, we’ll sort it out and fine tune the details in the days ahead.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu endorsed fellow progressive Democrat U.S. Sen. Ed Markey in his reelection bid, as the 79-year-old seeks a third Senate term.

Wu’s endorsement comes after Markey backed her twice for mayor, and as the senator looks to hold off a challenge from U.S. Rep Seth Moulton, a 47-year-old military veteran who is seen as a more moderate Democrat.

“Senator Markey has been a longstanding partner for Boston families, standing strong on our values, and delivering results by bringing resources and solutions,” Wu said in a statement provided by Markey’s campaign. “He is a bold leader on national issues like climate, health care and economic justice, while also delivering reliable and responsive constituent services for residents every day.”

Markey’s campaign highlighted his partnership with the Wu administration “to deliver major federal investments to Boston,” such as helping to secure $472 million to replace the North Station Draw One Bridge, advancing clean energy and climate resilience efforts, and supporting improvements for Franklin Park.

The senator also cited his work with Wu, 41, and U.S. Rep Ayanna Pressley to introduce legislation that would make the MBTA free for all users and build on the mayor’s pilot program that waives fares for three public bus routes in Boston.

Markey said he was “deeply honored” to be endorsed by Wu, who he described as “one of the boldest and most visionary leaders in America today.”

“Michelle and I don’t just share values — we deliver results,” Markey said in a statement. “From confronting the climate crisis to protecting our immigrant communities, to expanding affordable housing and building a city where every neighborhood can thrive, she is shaping the future of Boston with urgency.”

Markey added that he and Wu would work together “to continue to fight back against Donald Trump’s chaos.”

A potentially historic nor’easter is battering Massachusetts Monday morning, closing schools, threatening power outages and making travel dangerous.

Much of the state was expected to get at least a foot of snow, and more is possible in Boston — in southeastern Massachusetts, some places were forecast to get more than two feet.

Get updates on the storm all day Monday on this page, and watch news live whenever we have continuous coverage in the video atop it.