Public schools are closed in Boston Tuesday as snow pummels the region.
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Boston streets are coated with four inches of snow so far and the fluffy flakes are still falling, with about two more inches expected.
As many citizens utilize #bikelanes year-round in the @CityOfBoston, PWD dedicates equipment each storm to ensure our riders have a clear, safe lane of travel. Video below of the Commonwealth Avenue Bike lane being cleared. #bosnow pic.twitter.com/GQHNtCatHn
— Boston Public Works (@BostonPWD) December 3, 2019
#MAtraffic: #MAsnow crews at 8am total 2,795 as snow response continues and roads remain wet to slush, snow-covered. #DontCrowdThePlow pic.twitter.com/cs1bB1pBg4
— Mass. Transportation (@MassDOT) December 3, 2019
While most people are staying inside, Pam Hickey took her three dogs to play in the fresh snow in a Boston park.
"It's great to get out here and get some fresh air and run around," she said. "It's magical. It's so beautiful."
John Singleton Copley overlooking a snowy Copley Plaza #WCVB pic.twitter.com/P2kh5G9oux
— Matt Reed (@MattReedNews) December 3, 2019
Over 2,800 snow crews were clearing roads across the state Tuesday morning.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is urging residents to avoid driving if possible during periods of heavy snowfall. For those commuting in the eastern part of the state Tuesday, Baker asks residents to build-in extra time and consider public transportation.
And so it begins.....
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