wx_observer

I'm probably a couple miles north of you, and have a little over 6" here too. It's beautiful--just didn't expect to get my biggest snowfall of the season mid-April.

Guess this is what we should expect now that they have cut all that funding and staff at NWS? Most recent snow map on the website is from 7:30 pm last night. I'm in the 2-3" range on this map and I'm technically not even in the WWA zone. I'm at 650 elevation and have at least 6" on the ground...and it's still snowing. The 3:30 am update follows suit:

At the border of Northern and Southern Worcester County. About 650 elevation.

Looks like 6" on the nose here:

Nope. But I didn't hear any thunderclaps after that first one.

This is on a double-line main road. I'd say we're around 4" here, at least that much on grassy surfaces.

Beefy band in Central MA--still snow, at least where I am.

Thundersnow in Central MA!!!

I can't remember the last time I heard wind howl like this. We have to be gusting over 60 here.

24F and pouring freezing rain here now. A few pellets mixed in.

Heavy sleet right now in Central MA at the NWC/SWC border. Actually...it sounds like it might have switched over to more freezing rain as I'm typing this.

Looks like we had freezing rain most of the night in Central MA. There's maybe about a .10 glaze out there.

Lots of huuuuge flakes in Central MA right now. Maybe around 4" on the ground, but it's snowing at a pretty good clip here ATM.

We got just enough frozen precipitation overnight to make mini icicle nubs on the handrails and glaze the car windows. Roads and sidewalks could be really slick until it warms up a few more degrees.

It's 44 here now, with a wind chill of about 36 F. Going to have several chilly nights in central MA, getting down into the 20s.