It may be the middle of April, but that didn't stop heavy snow from falling on parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire on Saturday morning.
Worcester got eight inches before noon — and that wasn't even the most snow! Nearby Princeton got nine inches.
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Here are the cities and towns in the area that got the most snow as of Saturday morning:
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Princeton, MA: 9
Worcester, MA: 8
Paxton, MA: 8
Ashburnham, MA: 8
Holden, MA: 7.5
Fitchburg, MA: 7
Rutland, MA: 7
Sterling, MA: 7
Worcester airport, MA: 6.4
Lunenburg, MA: 6
Hubbardston, MA: 6
Boylston, MA: 5.5
Hardwick, MA: 5.5
Ashfield, MA: 5.5
Bennington, NH: 5.3
West Boylston, MA: 5.2
W Charlton, MA: 5.1
Fitchburg airport, MA: 5
Spencer, MA: 5
Leyden, MA: 5
Warwick, MA: 5
Royalston, MA: 4.5
Shrewsbury, MA: 4.4
Phillipston, MA: 4.3
East Brookfield, MA: 4.2
Barre, MA: 4.2
Marlow, NH: 4
Townsend, MA: 4
Chester, MA: 3.8
East Windsor, MA: 3.7
Henniker, NH: 3.5
New London, NH: 3.3
Westminster, MA: 3.2
Buckland, MA: 3.1
North Brookfield, MA: 3.1
Westborough, MA: 3
Leicester, MA: 3
Auburn, MA: 3
Orange airport, MA: 3
Conway, MA: 3
Westhampton, MA: 3
Hancock, MA: 3
Boston and almost all the rest of the areas inside Interstate 495 avoided snow. Explore the National Weather Service's snowfall total map here.