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Map: Here’s how much it snowed in Mass. as of Monday morning

Northern Plymouth County and the upper Cape got the most.

Isabella Devincenzo plays fetch with her dog, Daisy, at the M Street Beach in South Boston on Monday. Craig F. Walker / The Boston Globe

By John Waller

February 18, 2019

The preliminary results are in.

The National Weather Service posted a map Monday morning with observed total snowfall as of 8 a.m. Northern Plymouth County and the upper Cape got the most.

[851am] Here’s the latest snowfall map depicting your snowfall reports this morning. The heaviest amounts can be seen across northern Plymouth County eastward toward Provincetown on the upper Cape. Thanks to all for your reports! pic.twitter.com/xYfsDNQE2A

— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) February 18, 2019

“Mainly just pockets of flurries late this morning besides for an area of steadier snow across portions of [Rhode Island/southeastern Massachusetts],” the National Weather Service said at 10:45 a.m. “Meanwhile, snow across [New York state] will drop southeast and may bring a coating to 2 inches of additional snow accumulation this afternoon.”

https://twitter.com/NWSBoston/status/1097522206890958849

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Map: Here’s how much it snowed in Mass. as of Monday morning

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