How much snow fell in Massachusetts? See local totals from the National Weather Service

A winter storm left at least several inches of snow across much of Central and Western Massachusetts from midday Sunday through early Monday morning, including more than half a foot of accumulation in parts of the Berkshires, weather officials said.

The heavier snow favored the areas further from the coast, according to snowfall totals reported to the National Weather Service, which showed about an inch of snow at Logan International Airport in Boston, 3 to 4 inches in the Worcester area, and more than six inches in parts of Western Massachusetts.

By 10 p.m. Sunday, many areas west of Interstate 91 had at least 4 to 6 inches of snow, with more flakes expected before midnight. Pockets of the Berkshires had 6 to 8 inches of accumulation or more, the National Weather Service said.

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The snowfall totals got progressively shallower further east. At 10 p.m., the Weather Service reported 3 to 4 inches of snow in the Worcester area, 2 to 3 inches in Foxborough and 1 to 2 inches in Boston.

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By about 12:30 a.m. Monday, the weather agency received snowfall reports from the following communities. Weather Service meteorologists were expected to update the snow totals later Monday morning.

• Chesterfield — 7 in.
• Westhampton — 6 in.
• Northampton — 5.5 in.
• Chicopee — 6.4 in.
• Westfield — 5.7 in.
• Ludlow — 5 in.
• West Springfield — 5 in.
• Lee — 7 in.
• Lenox — 7 in.
• Pittsfield — 5.5 in.
• Hawley — 7.5 in.
• Greenfield — 3.8 in.
• Sturbridge — 4.1 in.
• Shrewsbury — 1.9 in.
• Westborough — 1.9 in.
• Bradley International Airport — 5.6 in.
• Boston/Logan International Airport — 0.9 in.
• Chelsea — 0.9 in.
• Foxborough — 2.5 in.
• Weymouth — 2 in.
• Pepperell — 1.3 in.
• Medford — 1.1 in.
• Westford — 1 in.
• Wakefield — 0.9 in.
• Tyngsboro — 0.8 in.
• North Attleborough — 1.1 in.

Snow totals can be measured and submitted to the National Weather Service by members of the public. If you don’t see your town listed, click here to learn how to submit a snowfall report to Weather Service.