Massachusetts residents are bracing for more snow as they deal with the aftermath of a major winter storm that has already dropped over a foot of snow in many areas. Reports indicate that Worcester has recorded nearly 21 inches of snowfall, while some towns have seen totals as high as 22 inches. Governor Healey has urged residents to stay off the roads during this fierce storm, which is labeled as one of the biggest in years. Boston Logan Airport has canceled most flights as the storm continues to impact travel. In addition, a snow emergency and parking ban have been declared. Despite the tough conditions, several communities are working to clear streets, although there is a reported shortage of plow drivers. Live updates suggest that an additional 2-4 inches of snow may fall in the coming days, with forecasts hinting at the possibility of another storm looming over the region.