108.6 Inches of Snow: This Winter Snowiest on Record in Mass.

By Jason Claffey (Patch Staff)

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Congratulations—you have lived through the region’s snowiest winter on record.

Light snow on Sunday dropped 2.9 inches on Logan Airport—pushing the season total to 108.6 inches and breaking the old record (107.6) set in 1995/96.

The snow has wreaked havoc on the region, shutting down the MBTA, causing roof collapses, and forcing school officials to cancel classes—sometimes for as many as seven days.

It’s also produced some wonders— giant icebergs washed up on Cape Codand a photographer in Nantucket captured nearly frozen waves.

And winter isn’t over yet—more snow is in the forecast Tuesday and Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

The first day of spring is Friday.

More on this historic winter:

• Boston’s Ridiculous Snowfall And Suffering Captured, Civil War Style
• Incredible Drone Footage Shows Boston After 100+ Inches of Snow
• It’s So Cold in Nantucket These Ocean Waves Are Nearly Frozen
• Giant Icebergs Wash Up on Cape Cod

Photo: Giant icebergs that recently washed up on Cape Cod. (Credit:Dapixara)