As Massachusetts digs out from under several inches of snow, travelers may need to allot extra time on Monday.

Good luck to all the grocery store workers over the next few days. The biggest snow storm in years could rock the region this weekend, as the National Weather Service’s Boston office has issued a “Winter Storm Watch” from Sunday morning through Monday evening.

The Weather Channel says Massachusetts could get at least 8 to 12 inches of snow this weekend. Here's what to know.

Plowable snow fell in several cities and towns across Massachusetts Sunday into Monday. Here are the latest totals.

A storm moving across the country could bring 1 to 2 feet of snow to parts of Massachusetts and New England this weekend. It follows an arctic air mass with dangerously cold temps and wind chills.

National Weather Service describes forecast as "tricky" with most areas expecting 1-2 inches of snow before transition to ice that could damage trees and power lines.

Snow is expected to impact travel into Monday morning for much of Massachusetts.

Happy Sunday! Our tricky coastal storm is tracking farther west, so that’s quickly increasing the snowfall forecast for most of Massachusetts. First, we’ve got

Some parts of Massachusetts saw over 7 inches of snow. Here's how much Cape Cod got, per National Weather Service reporting.