article_snippet: Fresh storms due to sweep across the Northeast this week are set to smash Boston's all-time record for winter snowfall, which has already surpassed 100 inches.
article_snippet: Including a fresh fall Sunday night, Boston has been buried by 103.9 inches of snow since the season began - and needs just 3.7 more to break the record of 107.6 inches, set in 1996.
article_snippet: And current forecasts indicate that the historic total will be surpassed, with as much as eight inches of snow due in Massachusetts thanks to snowfalls predicted for Tuesday and Wednesday night.
article_snippet: Buried again: Boston, pictured above last week, has been hit by 103.9 inches of snow this winter - and this week is set to break the all-time record .
article_snippet: Heaps of snow in Boston could be due to get even bigger thanks to new winter storms headed to the Northeast .
article_snippet: Around Massachusetts, snowfall of 3 to 6 inches was expected by early Monday across an area stretching northeast from the Texas panhandle to Washington.
article_snippet: Up to 6 inches of snow was anticipated in northern Massachusetts and New York state, and on Cape Cod.
article_snippet: Boston is due snowfall Tuesday evening .
article_snippet: Snow could still be around Boston on Thursday, according to the above forecast .
highlights_snippet: Boston has already been buried by 103.9 inches of snow this season .
  