The most famous blizzard of course was in February of 1978. Snow fell for two days, piling up more than 30 inches in some areas and blowing snow created drifts much deeper than that. Cars and trucks were stranded on major highways and dozens of people lost their lives.

The Boston 25 Weather Team is tracking a developing winter storm that could bring significant snowfall to Massachusetts from Sunday into Monday, with the potential for more than a foot in some communities.

We're bracing for the incoming cold, and with that, there are chances of snow this weekend.

Weather maps show what you can expect for dangerous cold and heavy snow in the forecast for Boston this weekend.

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A storm moving across the country could bring 18 to 24 inches of snow to parts of Massachusetts and New England this weekend. It follows an arctic air mass with dangerously cold temps and wind chills.

A winter storm watch has been issued for Massachusetts this weekend. Here's what that means and what to expect

Bay Staters, brace yourself! We're in for a brutal stretch.

Boston faces snow accumulation and slick roads; Massachusetts to see more intense snowfall as the week progresses.

Snow could continue in Massachusetts into Monday afternoon. After some communities received more than 20 inches of snow, the National Weather Service forecasters predict that periods of light to moderate snow will continue through Monday afternoon.