Wednesday, February 15th, 2006 — Massachusetts dug out Monday from its first major snowstorm of 2006, which left behind up to 22 inches of light, fluffy snow but caused little serious damage. The snow began early Sunday morning and tapered off by nightfall, leaving 22 inches in Wilbraham, east of Springfield. Other parts of western Massachusetts got only a few inches, but Worcester recorded about 17 inches of snow, Weymouth 19, and Logan Airport in Boston had 17.5 inches. In the coastal town of Chatham, there was minor flooding around high tide Sunday. The docks were under water and water lapped into the parking lot at the Chatham Fish Pier.