The largest snowstorm hit Boston, Massachusetts in almost four years.
During the two-day storm, Massachusetts received more than 20 inches of snow.
Due to the snowfall cleanup, a number of districts closed schools once more on Tuesday.
Boston last experienced at least a foot of snowfall on January 29, 2022.
With an official total of 23.2 inches, this storm ranks as the eighth largest snowfall in Boston’s history.
Since the snow won’t be melting anytime soon, bitterly cold air will persist for several days.
From Sunday to Monday, Logan Airport in Boston officially recorded 23.2 inches of snowfall.
This weekend is predicted to be colder and possibly snowier.
In reality, the snow on the ground won’t go away because temperatures will be below freezing throughout the weekend.
Yesterday through Thursday, the highs were in the low 20s but the wind blowing over the snowpack will make it seem worse.
Local meteorologists are keeping a close eye on a potential late-weekend Nor’easter which already created a lot of talks.
This coming weekend, forecast models indicate a coastal storm off the East Coast but there is a lot of uncertainty in the course, which is typical for a few days out.