Massachusetts
Live updates: Day 2 of major snowstorm sweeping New England
What to Know
- While the heaviest of the snow may be over, Monday will feature more wintry weather.
- Plow crews have been working through the night, but roads are still not entirely clear, including in Boston and along major highways.
- Hundreds of flights have been cancelled Monday at Logan International Airport.
- Several more inches of snow could fall Monday across many areas of New England.
The snowstorm that has swept through the eastern United States brings a second day of impacts to New England on Monday, with more snow on the way and continued travel disruptions.
Our weather team is tracking several more inches of snow expected to fall on Monday, between ocean effect and a final band during the afternoon. That’ll bring the highest totals toward 24 inches.
Travel will still be tough on Monday, and with hundreds of school cancellations across the region — it’s shaping up to be a classic snow day in New England.
NBC10 Boston reporters are scattered around Massachusetts, tracking road conditions and the clean up process. Stay with us throughout the day for full coverage of the rest of the storm and its lingering effects.