How Much Snow Did Boston Get as Mass. Schools Close Tuesday
How Much Snow Did Boston Get is a central question as a nor'easter continues to batter the region with high winds and nearly two feet of snow, prompting a wave of school cancellations for Tuesday, Feb. 24. Officials and local systems have begun posting closure notices while snowfall totals for the city itself remain unclear in available updates.
How Much Snow Did Boston Get? Unclear
Regional updates note that the nor'easter produced nearly two feet of snow and strong winds, but specific official totals for Boston have not been listed in the public updates provided so far. Observers and community members are seeking city-specific measurements even as districts move to suspend classes for safety.
School systems closed Tuesday
Several Massachusetts school districts announced cancellations for Tuesday, Feb. 24 as the storm continued. Confirmed closures include Barnstable Public Schools; Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School; Mansfield Public Schools; Middleborough Public Schools; Monomoy Regional School District; New Bedford Public Schools; Old Rochester Regional School District; Sacred Heart School in Kingston; Silver Lake Regional School District; The Woodward School in Quincy; and Whitman-Hanson Regional School District. Additional systems may add closures as assessments continue.
What to watch next
District notices say they will update schedules as conditions evolve and assessments of snow accumulation and wind damage are completed. Readers are advised that the closure list is expected to be expanded if conditions remain hazardous. For families and staff, the immediate priority in the coming hours is monitoring official district channels for revised schedules and safety guidance for Tuesday, Feb. 24.
Key takeaways:
- The nor'easter produced nearly two feet of snow across the region.
- Multiple Massachusetts school systems have closed for Tuesday, Feb. 24.
- Official Boston snowfall totals were not included in the available updates and remain unclear.
Coverage of closures and storm impacts is ongoing; closure lists will be updated as more information becomes available.
