Nor'easter's aftermath: Windy with isolated snow showers in New England.

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The March Nor'easter has left Massachusetts with varying amounts of snowfall, with some areas receiving up to 30 inches of snow and others only half an inch. While this storm was the biggest of the winter in Worcester, Boston remains well below average for snowfall this season. Despite the arrival of spring, temperatures are expected to remain average, and there are still chances for more storms in the coming weeks. Outdoor spring sports may have a difficult time starting due to the prolonged "mud season" caused by the precipitation.
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