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Storm Knocks Out Power For Over 9K In Middlesex County
A winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of the county. See snowfall totals for your town.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MA — A winter storm has knocked out power to 9,270 households in Middlesex County as of Sunday afternoon, according to a National Grid outage map.
Many of those affected are in Tewksbury, which reported 4,126 customers without power.
Tyngsboro also saw widespread power outages affecting 3,974 households.
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Here are snowfall totals by town for the county as reported by the National Weather Service:
- Dunstable, 17.5 inches
- Tyngsboro, 15 inches
- Lowell, 14.2 inches
- Groton, 14 inches
- Dracut, 13 inches
- Tewksbury: 13.2 inches
- Littleton, 12 inches
- Ashby, 12 inches
- Carlisle, 11.5 inches
- Townsend, 10.5 inches
- Burlington, 10.4 inches
- Boxborough, 9 inches
- SW Littleton: 8.5 inches
- Reading, 8 inches
- Framingham, 7.8 inches
- Bedford, 7 inches
- Billerica, 6.3 inches
- Weston, 6 inches
- Waltham, 4.5 inches
- Cambridge, 2 inches
- Newton, 1.9 inches
Tewksbury police advised drivers to stay off the roads.
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A winter storm warning remains in effect until Monday at 1 a.m., according to the National Weather Service.
A chance of snow is expected mainly before 7 p.m. Winds will calm down to 5 to 10 mph. New snow accumulations will be half an inch or less.
The storm will clear out with partly sunny skies tomorrow with a high near 34.
Snow totals as of 1:30 PM. Snow intensity has increased this afternoon across much of the region, including Boston! The rain/snow line will steadily collapse SE this evening *This map is only as good as observations we receive from YOU! Please keep sending reports along!* pic.twitter.com/7T1jfuwT1O
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) January 7, 2024
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