winter

Massachusetts is one of the most unique states, not just in New England, but throughout the U.S. due to its makeup of so many travel destinations no matter what season it is. Of course, when it comes to winter destinations, maybe you think of how great spots such as Boston, Salem, Cape Cod, or other spots on the east coast might be. But none of those was picked as the 'best Winter destination' in the Bay State.

Just as Massachusetts has finally gotten its true first glance at any sort of signs of Winter with temperatures constantly in the 30s over the past few days, the weather is finally reminding us that Christmas is just over a month from now. While we don't exactly know what type of Winter we're in store for, we do know that there are a couple of spots in Massachusetts that have been named among the top "Winter Wonderland Destinations" in the U.S.

In Massachusetts, we happen to be pretty lucky about the aesthetics we have throughout the state. Whether it's a big city or a small town, regardless if you know it or not, Massachusetts has some of the best looking cities and towns throughout the U.S. Therefore, it would only make sense how that would be the case in Winter, right? It seems like someone has taken notice of that notion as the most beautiful Winter city in the U.S., is in fact, in Massachusetts!

According to the farmer's almanac, Massachusetts winter is always cold and snowy. But they're predicting a gentler-than-normal season that’s not so rough and tough.

The myth is one of several when it comes to catching colds.

February is going to be brutal for some folks.

Could this be a prelude to a turbulent winter? Inquiring minds would like to know including yours truly

Inquiring minds would like to know

An example that New England is a year round stopover for checking out the sights and then some!

It's crazy to think that we're already almost halfway through February, but it's looking like the New England region and specifically in Massachusetts, we're looking a pretty good amount of snow that may be coming down on the Bay State for Tuesday (2/13). So, while a lot of us may be seeing a decent amount of the white stuff this week, it brings up a good question: What Massachusetts cities and towns get the most snow on a yearly basis?