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National Weather Service totals as of 1:45 p.m. show a weekend winter storm dumping heavy snow across Massachusetts, with Beverly Coop and Salisbury at 13.0 inches, Marblehead 11.5, Beverly 11.5, Salem 10, and Danvers 10.8, along with a range of readings from about 9 to 0.1 inches in other towns; the storm could bring up to a foot of snow in some areas through Sunday morning.
The recent winter storm brought varying snow totals across the Tri-State Area, with Plattekill in Ulster County, N.Y., leading with 14.6 inches, followed by Port Jervis in Orange County, N.Y. with 13.1 inches. Wantage in Sussex County, N.J., received 13.0 inches, while New York City continued its snow drought with less than an inch recorded. The storm marked 693 days since New York City last received an inch of snow in Central Park, with the city experiencing low snow accumulations this time around.
Massachusetts experienced significant snowfall due to a winter storm, with the highest accumulations in Haverhill (13.5 inches), Methuen, and Newbury (12 inches each) in Essex County. Northern Massachusetts and the Merrimack Valley were hit hardest, while southern regions received less. A winter storm warning was in effect through early Monday. The National Weather Service provided detailed snowfall totals for various counties, and updates are expected as the situation develops.
A coastal storm brought significant snowfall to northern New Jersey, with 6 to 12 inches accumulating in some areas, while South Jersey experienced a cold, rainy morning. Central New Jersey saw a mix of wet snow, sleet, and rain, creating a messy situation on roads and in yards.
Massachusetts experienced significant snowfall during a weekend nor'easter, with preliminary totals showing 8 inches or more in several communities, particularly in Worcester County. The highest reported total was 9.1 inches in Sterling, Worcester County. The storm is ongoing, and the central part of the state has been hit the hardest, while southeastern areas have seen less snow. Another powerful storm is expected to hit Massachusetts on Tuesday.
Southern Maine is bracing for a significant snowstorm Saturday night into Sunday, with the heaviest snowfall expected in York and Southern Cumberland Counties, where totals could reach 10-15 inches. Lighter snow is anticipated further north. The storm is not predicted to bring strong winds or cause widespread power outages, and conditions are set to improve by Monday with the return of sunshine and temperatures in the 30s.
A significant winter storm is expected to hit the Sierra region in California this weekend, bringing heavy snowfall and strong winds, particularly impacting the Lake Tahoe area. Snow accumulations of 12 to 16 inches are forecasted for Donner and Echo summits, with higher amounts at ski resorts. Lower elevations will see varying amounts, with gusts over 50 mph anticipated over mountain passes. The KCRA 3 weather team advises travelers to either head to the Sierra very early on Saturday or delay until Sunday due to the expected conditions. The most intense period of snowfall is predicted to occur between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Saturday.