This system still lacks adequate moisture to break out the plows, but Boston and really much of New England could pick up an inch or two. Elevation will play a role with this next system and snow production, with the mountainous regions of Western Mass., New Hampshire and Vermont possibly reaching 3 inches.

Be prepared for snow overnight across Massachusetts. If you're traveling early Wednesday, you may need to leave a little extra time.

Snow fall totals range between a dusting to 3″ for the NEK and Champlain Valley, 4-8″ for the higher terrain of the spine of the Green Mountains and 8-12″ for the higher elevation of the North Country away from the Saint Lawrence River Valley.

One corner of the state saw the most snowfall, while the Cape saw no snow during Wednesday morning's snowstorm.

There is a chance of plowable snow in parts of Massachusetts this week. Monday promises to be a bright and seasonable day, with highs in the 30s. Winds will remain breezy throughout the day, picking up in intensity as the evening approaches and continuing into the night.

News is working for you with a list of how much snow fell overnight.

Massachusetts communities to the north should see more snowfall totals than communities in the interior and along the coast.