Town-by-town reports: Highest snow totals from across Massachusetts, New Hampshire

DEDHAM, Mass. — The first notable winter storm of the season brought more than six inches of snow to parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire on Tuesday, closing schools and slowing travel.

Drivers in areas that didn’t see snow had to navigate rain and a slushy mess throughout the afternoon and evening commutes. Many crashes were reported due to the storm.

The wintry mix slowed down overnight, giving way to slick travel conditions on Wednesday morning.

So, which communities saw the most snow? Here’s a look at town-by-town reports provided by the National Weather Service:

Massachusetts

Franklin County

Conway: 6.5 inches
Ashfield: 6.5 inches
Montague: 6.3 inches
Leverett: 6 inches
Gill: 6 inches
Turners Falls: 6 inches
Leyden: 6 inches
Williamsburg: 6 inches
Colrain: 6 inches

Hampden County

Russell: 7 inches
Holyoke: 5.5 inches
Southwick: 5 inches
Westfield: 4.2 inches
Chicopee: 4 inches
Ludlow: 4 inches
Agawam: 4 inches
West Springfield: 4 inches

Hampshire County

Northampton: 7 inches
Worthington: 7 inches
Plainfield: 6 inches
Hatfield: 5 inches
North Amherst: 4 inches
Southampton: 4 inches

Middlesex County

Ashby: 7 inches
Dunstable: 4.3 inches
Townsend: 3.8 inches
Pepperell: 3.8 inches
Acton: 3 inches
Westford: 3 inches

Worcester County

Westminster: 7.5 inches
Ashburnham: 7.1 inches
Lunenburg: 7 inches
Fitchburg: 7 inches
Hubbardston: 6.5 inches
Sterling: 6.5 inches
Westminster: 6 inches
Worcester: 6 inches
Barre: 4.8 inches
Petersham: 4.5 inches
Leicester: 4 inches

New Hampshire

Belknap County

Meredith: 8.5 inches
Tilton-Northfield: 7 inches
Gilford: 6 inches

Carroll County

Eaton: 7 inches
South Tamworth: 7 inches
Center Sandwich: 5.5 inches

Cheshire County

Westmoreland: 6 inches
Spofford: 5.8 inches

Grafton County

Piermont: 5 inches
Hanover: 3.7 inches

Hillsborough County

Manchester: 7.8 inches
Brookline: 7.5 inches
Hillsborough: 7 inches
Milford: 6.8 inches
New Ipswich: 6.2 inches
Temple: 6 inches
Bennington: 5 inches
Nashua: 4.8 inches
Hooksett: 4.5 inches
Hollis: 4 inches

Merrimack County

Warner: 6 inches
Bradford: 5.3 inches
Concord: 5.2 inches

Rockingham County

Chester: 5 inches
Deerfield: 5 inches
Sandown: 4.8 inches
Derry: 4 inches
Portsmouth: 3.5 inches
Stratham: 3 inches

Strafford County

Durham: 9 inches
Northwood: 6.3 inches

Sullivan County

Newport: 6.5 inches

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