Blizzard Blankets Boston Area With Snow

A potentially historic storm has descended on the state. A ban on non-essential travel remained in effect as of Tuesday afternoon for Worcester, Essex, Middlesex, Suffolk, Norfolk, Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable and Dukes counties, as well as all of I-90. 30 inches of snow has been reported in Westford, Framingham and Lunenburg, the most in the state according to National Weather Service spotters. As of 1:45 p.m., more than 31,000 in the state are without power.

A blizzard warning is in effect for parts of the state until 1 a.m. Wednesday and all MBTA service has been suspended for Tuesday. As of Tuesday afternoon, there was no word on when service will resume. Logan Airport is open, but no flights are getting out Tuesday. Boston schools are closed Tuesday and Wednesday. We speak to people around the city about how Bostonians are responding to the blizzard.

Let us know what you're doing during the blizzard in the comments section, or on Facebook or Twitter.

Beverly Scott, CEO and general manager for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which tweets @MBTA.

Bruce Gellerman, WBUR reporter at the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency's bunker in Framingham. He tweets @audiobruce.

Asma Khalid, WBUR reporter. She's in Hyannis for the blizzard. She tweets @asmamk.

Fred Thys, WBUR reporter. He's in Hull for the blizzard. He tweets @fredthys.

Michael Dukakis, former governor of Massachusetts. He served as governor during the historic blizzard of 1978.

John Horrigan, weather historian and host of the NewTV show, "The Folklorist." He tweets @johnhorrigan.

David Epstein, WBUR meteorologist. He tweets @growingwisdom.

Tony Maws, chef and owner at Craigie on Main in Cambridge and chef and proprietor at Kirkland Tap and Trotter in Somerville. He tweets @tmaws.

WBUR: The Latest: Major Snowstorm Hits Massachusetts

WBUR: Interactive Map: Snowfall Totals Across Massachusetts

Boston Eater: Here's What's Open (And Closed) For The Storm

Here's the "Let It Go" snow day video out of the Moses Brown School in Providence.