A storm dumped a foot of snow in some areas of greater Boston Monday, snarling the morning and evening commutes and prompting schools to cancel classes throughout the region.
Wind chills were expected to be below zero for much of Monday. Those frigid temps are expected to continue into Tuesday. Stretches of the Mass Pike may have wind chills of 15 below or colder, according to the National Weather Service. A winter storm warning was in effect for eastern Massachusetts until 1 a.m. Tuesday, according to that service. Snow was expected to last through Monday night, according to some forecasts.
Through 3 p.m. Monday, the storm had dumped almost a foot on Chelsea and 10 inches on Boston’s Logan Airport. Forecasts predict another six inches of snow to fall on this city Tuesday night into Monday.
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