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FRAMINGHAM – April showers bring May flowers, but what do April snow showers bring?
Lots of artistic inspiration for Framingham artist and photographer Claudia Ruiz Gustafson.
Gustafson captured several City of Framingham landmarks covered in spring snow for SOURCE on Saturday, April 18.
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The National Weather Service said Framingham received about 3 inches of snow this weekend.
Hopkinton was the bigger winner in Middlesex County with 3.5 inches of snow as of 2;13 p.m. registered by a trained spotter.
The National Weatehr Service uses trained spotters, media, ham radio operators, and the general public to record snow fall totals.
Ashland registered 3.1 inches, Natick at 3 inches, and Marlborough at 2 inches at 7:35 a.m. by a Ham radio operator.
Worcester County registered the most snow in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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The Town of Grafton topped the state at 5.4 inches of snow at 10;10 a.m. and the Associated Press recorded 4.7 inches at 12:53 p.m. at Worcester airport.
The Associated Press recorded less than an inch at Logan Airport in Boston. Officially 0.7 inches of snow at 7;59 a.m.
Most of this snow will be gone by this time Sunday, as the National Weather service is forecasting 60 degree temperatures.
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