NATICK, MASS. (WHDH) - While some inland communities in Massachusetts were slated to get up to two feet of snow dumped on them before Saturday’s potentially historic nor’easter moves out, they came in under the prediction — but still got plenty of snowfall.
A snow emergency was issued in several municipalities throughout the Bay State, including Natick.
A foot of snow had fallen on East Central Street in Natick as of 4 p.m. and a parking ban was in effect to allow plows to clear the roadways.
In Andover, drifting snow made it difficult to calculate snowfall accumulation thus far, with some areas covered in four inches of snow and others in one. Visibility has been reduced, but not to blizzard conditions.
The storm is expected to wrap up overnight Saturday with dry conditions by daybreak on Sunday.
Visit the 7Weather page for the latest storm updates.
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