A major winter storm has swept through Massachusetts, leaving Boston and much of New England blanketed in nearly two feet of snow. Residents have been commuting to work on skis and dealing with significant challenges as the storm, described as the biggest in years, continues to impact travel and daily life. Governor Healey has urged residents to stay home for safety, while Mayor Wu declared a snow emergency, implementing a parking ban. Schools in Boston are closed, and most flights from Logan Airport have been canceled. As the state digs out from this significant snowfall, weather forecasts indicate that more snow may be on the way, adding to the already challenging conditions.