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BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) —The first snow of the season landed in Massachusetts Thursday morning.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Brimfield in Hampden County got seven inches of snow overnight. Meanwhile, Boston got around an inch of snow and four inches in Worcester County.
WBZ NewsRadio’s James Rojas spoke with residents in Leominster early Thursday morning, where around three inches of snow covered the city.
“I mean it’s not too bad out yet, but we’ve had worse,” resident Alex said.
Local public workers were out on the streets early to plow the snow.
“For us, we’re out there during the whole thing, and it’s amazing to see the rushing and the crazy driving that does go on,” Jake said.
According to the NWS, here is how much snow each county got on Thursday:
Bristol County
Rehoboth: 1.2 inches
Boston/Norton: 0.7
North Attleborough: 0.7 inches
Taunton: 0.5 inches
Mansfield: 0.2 inches
Essex County
Boxford: 0.5 inches
Hamilton: 0.3 inches
Ipswich: 0.3 inches
Middleton: 0.2 inches
Andover: 0.1 inches
Haverhill: 0.1 inches
Franklin County
East Hawley: 7.5 inches
Leverett: 6.1 inches
Ashfield: 5.3 inches
Turners Falls: 5.0 inches
Conway: 4.6 inches
Greenfield: 4.5 inches
Colrain: 4.5 inches
Greenfield: 3.0 inches
Sunderland: 2.3 inches
Hampden County
Brimfield: 7.0 inches
Holyoke: 5.8 inches
Ludlow: 5.4 inches
Southwick: 4.2 inches
Montgomery: 3.8 inches
Ludlow: 3.3 inches
Westfield: 3.0 inches
East Longmeadow: 3.0 inches
Agawam: 4.7 inches
Chicopee: 4.6 inches
Westfield: 2.2 inches
Hampshire County
Belchertown: 6.0 inches
North Amherst: 5.3 inches
Northampton: 7.5 inches
Williamsburg: 5.8 inches
South Hadley: 3.5 inches
Granby: 3.0 inches
Amherst: 2.1 inches
Middlesex County
Pepperell: 2.1 inches
Holliston: 1.1 inches
Natick: 0.5 inches
Waltham: 0.5 inches
Lexington: 0.5 inches
Framingham: 0.4 inches
Winchester: 0.3 inches
Carlisle: 0.3 inches
Littleton: 0.2 inches
Acton: 0.2 inches
Melrose: 0.2 inches
Maynard: 0.1 inches
Wilmington: 0.1 inches
Norfolk County
Blue Hill Coop: 1.8 inches
Bellingham: 1.5 inches
Holliston: 1.0 inches
Norfolk: 0.8 inches
Norwood: 0.7 inches
Walpole: 0.7 inches
Foxborough: 0.4 inches
Braintree 1.5 SE: 0.4 inches
Weymouth: 0.3 inches
Milton: 0.3 inches
Plymouth County
Bridgewater: 1.0 inches
Wareham: 0.8 inches
Rockland: 0.7 inches
Abington: 0.4 inches
Hingham: 0.3 inches
Hanover: 0.2 inches
Suffolk County
Boston: 0.2 inches
Worcester County
Sturbridge: 8.3 inches
Leicester: 7.5 inches
Hardwick: 7.3 inches
Rutland: 7.0 inches
East Brimfield Lake: 7.0 inches
Fiskdale: 6.1 inches
New Braintree: 6.0 inches
Warren: 6.0 inches
Royalston: 6.0 inches
Barre: 6.0 inches
Gardner: 5.9 inches
North Brookfield: 5.6 inches
Hubbardston: 5.5 inches
Gardner: 5.5 inches
Holden: 5.5 inches
Ashburnham: 5.0 inches
Dudley: 5.0 inches
Ashburnham: 4.7 inches
Worcester: 4.6 inches
Princeton: 4.5 inches
Holden 0.9 SSE: 4.5 inches
Westminster: 4.5 inches
Oxford: 4.5 inches
Lunenburg: 4.1 inches
Fitchburg: 4.0 inches
Sterling: 4.0 inches
Boylston: 3.5 inches
Leicester: 3.4 inches
Templeton: 2.6 inches
Westborough: 2.5 inches
Hardwick: 2.2 inches
Sturbridge: 2.1 inches
Athol: 2.0 inches
Milford: 2.0 inches
Westborough: 1.1 inches
Douglas: 1.1 inches
Northbridge: 1.0 inches
WBZ NewRadio's James Rojas (@JamesRojasMMJ) reports.
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