Get ready for more snow! This will be a busy week of weather in Boston and Massachusetts. There are more storms coming in the next seven days. What is going on? Essentially, we have a very active jet stream coming off the Pacific Ocean with storm after storm slamming into California.

Snow totals varied across the state, with accumulations approaching as high as 2.5 inches along and north of Route 2, forecasters said.

A decently strong high pressure to our north and an associated cold front will help bump a winter storm to our south late Tuesday evening.

BOSTON - A train of storms looks to be headed to the Boston area, with the first set to bring rain, snow and ice to Massachusetts on Thursday. Click here for an updated forecast with the latest weather maps showing how much snow Massachusetts could get and when it will start.

This weekend, the seven communities that comprise the greater Gardner area can expect at least 6 inches of snow. Here's when it's coming.

As Thursday’s snowstorm moves through the region, NBC10 Boston’s camera at the Envoy Hotel in Boston’s Seaport District is capturing the conditions. You can watch a live feed of the Envoy camera in the video player above.

The National Weather Service is letting us know we’re in for a storm this weekend and we should get ready for up to 6 inches of snow.

Don’t put your shovels away after digging out Sunday morning – more snow is anticipated to be on the way in Massachusetts in the days ahead.

Saturday night's snowfall rates could approach one to two inches per hour, the National Weather Service told MassLive. Here's what else to expect.