New Englanders stocked up on both Super Bowl snacks and staples like bread and milk this weekend ahead of a fast-moving storm that dropped up to a foot of light, fluffy snow.

A winter storm brought several inches of snow and some ice to portions of New England this past weekend ... You can follow him on X @GabeHauari or email him at [email protected].

They'll fall a bit to the upper 20s around Boston as the snow showers arrive in western New England between 7 and 9 p.m. The snow arrives in Boston around 10 p.m. and, by midnight, we’re ...

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A light snowfall is expected Sunday night across Southern New England. Snow begins around 9 p.m. and continues until 2 a.m. early Monday morning. Total snowfall amounts will reach 1 to 3 inches ...

Meteorologist Ken Mahan breaks down the forecast and timeline. Another storm system is primed to hit New England on Thursday, continuing our active weather pattern and delivering widespread snow ...

A frigid Sunday will be followed by a round of light snow Sunday night across Southern New England. Lows Sunday morning will start off in the single digits and teens regionwide. Highs Sunday ...

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A winter storm brought several inches of snow and some ice to portions of New England this past weekend, with another storm potentially bringing more later this week. According to snowfall reports ...

Winter storm warnings are in effect from 7 tonight to 1 p.m., Sunday for much of New England. On the Cape and islands, snow is likely to stay under the 6-inch mark and there is a winter weather ...

(Staff photo by Brett Duke, The Times-Picayune) Snow falls on Jackson Square in New Orleans, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. (Photo by Sophia Germer, The Times-Picayune) Pedestrians take photos of snow as ...

Snow is expected to begin between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. across southern and central New England. By midnight, most of the region should see steady snowfall, and it will only pick up from there.