Snow continues through the afternoon, gradually tapering from west to east between 5pm and 10pm. By the time it winds down, we’re looking at up to 2 feet of snow in some spots south of Boston. Most towns will see up to a foot, with 6–12″ farther north into southern New Hampshire and western Massachusetts.

Boston is bracing for a powerful blizzard this weekend, with up to 30 inches of snow and dangerous whiteout conditions expected. Find out how the storm will impact travel and city services.

The vast majority of flights set to depart from Boston Logan Airport on Monday had been canceled by midday on Sunday as Massachusetts prepared for a blizzard that could bring up to two feet of snow.

There are significant changes to projected snow totals for Monday's storm in Boston. WBZ-TV meteorologists Eric Fisher and Terry Eliasen have the latest weather forecast.

Here we snow again. More snow is on the way to the Bay State for Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service — which has issued a “Winter Weather Advisory” for the afternoon and evening commute.

Rain, sleet, snow – you name it. Massachusetts could see an assortment of precipitation types on Friday, Feb. 20.

Boston 25 News has announced Chief Meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz will be stepping down from his role at the station.