Mass. Snow Totals: Over 2 Feet Fell in Some Areas from Monday Nor’easter

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Massachusetts Braces for Blizzard Aftermath: MBTA Adjustments and Snow Totals

Massachusetts residents are navigating challenging conditions following a historic blizzard that dumped significant snowfall across the state on Monday, February 23, 2026. With some areas reporting over two feet of snow, travel disruptions and safety concerns remain high. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is operating on a reduced schedule as crews work to clear tracks and ensure safe passage for commuters.

MBTA Service Adjustments

The MBTA will continue to operate on storm schedules on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, prioritizing snow removal and cleanup efforts. Passengers are advised to plan for extended travel times and anticipate longer wait times on all modes of transportation.

  • Subway: Red, Orange, Blue and Green Line trains will operate at reduced levels, similar to Sunday schedules.
  • Buses: Buses will follow snow routes.
  • Commuter Rail: All commuter rail lines will operate on their reduced Storm Schedules.
  • Ferries: Ferries are expected to resume modified weekday service Tuesday morning, but passengers should check for updates.
  • RIDE Paratransit: All RIDE paratransit service is cancelled on Tuesday.
  • Mattapan Line: Riders should check MBTA alerts for updates regarding service resumption.

Non-passenger trains will continue to operate to monitor for downed trees and branches and to keep rails clear. Emergency crews are on standby to address potential issues with rails, power, switches, and flooding.

Snowfall Totals as of February 23, 2026

As of 6:00 PM on February 23, 2026, snowfall totals reported by the National Weather Service included:

County Location Amount (Inches) Time Date Source/Observer
Bristol Dartmouth 33.0 4:30 PM 23-Feb Trained Spotter
Bristol Swansea 26.5 10:42 AM 23-Feb Public
Bristol Taunton 23 11:00 AM 23-Feb
Franklin Ashfield 7.5 4:08 PM 23-Feb
Norfolk Foxborough 21.5 9:45 AM 23-Feb
Plymouth Hanover 18 11:14 AM 23-Feb
Suffolk Chelsea 9.5 11:23 AM 23-Feb

Note: This table represents a selection of reported snowfall totals and is not exhaustive.

Safety Precautions

The MBTA reminds passengers to exercise caution on platforms, at bus stops, when boarding and alighting trains, accessing stations, and approaching railroad crossings.

Resources for Commuters

  • MBTA Winter Weather Guide: www.MBTA.com/Winter
  • MBTA Go App: Download the app for real-time updates.
  • T-Alerts: Subscribe for alerts.
  • Customer Experience Call Center: 617-222-3200 (6:30 a.m. To 8 p.m., Monday-Friday)

Residents are encouraged to stay informed and prioritize safety as the region recovers from this significant winter storm.

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