( CNN ) Boston 's brutal winter has made its way into the record books . After yet another blizzard last week , the city marked its snowiest month since record-keeping started in 1872 , forecasters said Sunday . `` It 's official , Boston has reached its snowiest month on record with 45.5 total inches , '' the National Weather Service tweeted early Sunday . `` The old record was 43.3 in January 2005 . '' And as the inches piled on , the city marked another milestone : third snowiest winter on record , with 89.2 inches so far . Forecasters predict that a blizzard will linger until Sunday night . Cape Cod and the islands off the Massachusetts coast could see hurricane-force winds . Track the storm . Meanwhile , wind chill warnings were in effect for Massachusetts , Vermont , New Hampshire , New York , Rhode Island , Connecticut and parts of Maine and Pennsylvania . `` A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values . This will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if precautions are not taken , '' the weather service said . Massachusetts Gov . Charlie Baker has declared the next seven days `` Valentine 's Week '' in an attempt to help restaurants , flower shops and other small businesses hurting from the record-setting snowfall . Speaking to reporters about storm preparations for the fourth time in three weeks , the governor quipped , `` There 's a little bit of deja vu all over again . '' Your images of winter weather . The blizzard will bring drifting snow in many parts of eastern Massachusetts , Baker said . Already , the snowfall is expected to be more than what was forecast as recently as Saturday night , Baker said Sunday morning . He urged drivers to stay off the roads . On Sunday , officers responded to reports of a wreck that may have involved upward of 20 vehicles on I-95 in Waltham , state police in Massachusetts said in a statement . There were no immediate reports of major injuries . A snow squall was cited as a possible contributing factor to the crash . `` Tomorrow is a holiday ( Presidents Day ) , and it 's probably a really good time for everybody to come up with neat things to do indoors and right around your house , '' Baker said . How to beat the winter blues . Sunday 's storm will compound the exasperation caused by four weather systems that have dumped piles of snow on the city . Eastern Massachusetts is under blizzard warnings , as are parts of eastern Maine . The snowfall is lighter , relatively speaking , in the western part of the state and heavier in the east . It 's expected to let up on Sunday afternoon . Some gusts have been reported at more than 50 mph . Sustained winds of 30 to 40 mph will cause the snow to blow around and hamper visibility . Power outages can be expected in many areas , the National Weather Service said . The collecting snow caused damage to an apartment complex in Portsmouth , New Hampshire , police there said . A partial roof collapse at the apartment complex displaced 30 people , Portsmouth police Capt . Ken Smith said . `` There were no injuries , but it did damage to two units on the upper floor , '' Smith said . `` This was most likely caused by snow load . '' About 20 miles to the south , in Seabrook , New Hampshire , a portion of a strip mall also collapsed because of snow , according to Mark Bibau of the local fire department . No one was in the affected businesses at the time of the collapse , he said . `` A lot of these commercial buildings are flat ( roofed ) , '' he said . The chief is going around town looking at buildings `` with a critical eye , '' Bibau added . The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority , better known to many as The T , wo n't run Sunday , when the worst of the weather will hit . There will be no subway , bus , commuter rail , trolley or ferry service . It 's the third time the subway has shuttered service because of a serious storm . Officials will decide on Sunday whether to cancel service for Monday . And Amtrak has canceled six trains for Sunday . There is no ban on driving , but it seems like a pretty bad idea . `` Travel will become nearly impossible , '' the National Weather Service said . The snow will be a light snow , so it will fly around easily in the strong winds . Visibility will be a quarter mile or less during the storm . More 1,800 flights have been canceled for Sunday , according to Flightaware.com , which tracks cancellations for weather and mechanical reasons . Many of those canceled flights were scheduled to depart from Boston and New York-area airports . Already for Monday , around 100 flights have been canceled . CNN 's Mariano Castillo , Carma Hassan , Paul Matadeen and Michael Guy contributed to this report .
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