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Time to sharpen our shovels and warm up the plow trucks! Most of Maine and New Hampshire could be buried by up to a foot of snow this week.

We thought there might be some snow in the Portland area yesterday, but we got zilch. It all ended up in Downeast Maine. Tonight into tomorrow is a different story.

The good news is, the National Weather Service in Gray is predicting a warm-up with a 50% chance of above average temps coming soon.

Half a foot or more for most us! This is Maine, we got this. "Snow, Sleet, Rain...Whatevah!"

So far, winter in 2018 is giving it to us all at once. And now that a lot of snow has melted, here we go with another storm tomorrow night into Wednesday. So, how much we gonna get?

Rooftops on homes and businesses all over Maine were covered by heavy snow in last week's storm. We took a look at our's as we pulled out of the driveway this morning and luckily it gets a bunch of sun, so it's pretty clear. Other folks might not be that fortunate.

Don't know about you, but walking from the parking lot to One City Center this morning actually felt way better on the exposed skin than what we've been enduring. It seems that no matter what we did the past week to bundle up, we just keep aching from the cold...

Yep after a week of being in the deep-freeze, Maine is expected to get slammed with a FOOT! A GREAT BIG WHITE ONE!

This video of a likely meteor seen Tuesday night comes courtesy of the National Weather Service security camera in Gray, Maine.

Just as we get cleaned up from the first one, we're goin' back for seconds with more snow falling tonight through tomorrow. Here's the latest on accumulations from the National Weather Service.

Looks like it might pile up a bit this weekend. Here's the latest from the National Weather Service.

How do you combat Maine's freezing temperatures? Flannel-lined jeans? Bean boots? A little Allen's Coffee Brandy in your coffee?

When you stepped outside this morning it felt like it might happen, huh. Well here's a look at where we might see it fall today. You gettin' any?

Last month was one of the warmest Octobers evah. Now, November is about to change all that. You thought the 40s felt cold, huh

Records could be shattered on May 18th, when temperatures are expected to hover in the low 90s in Southern Maine.

The danger of lightning is very real. Few things freak me out as much as people who sit on their porch to watch a thunderstorm with active lightning. Last year, Maine had the 5th highest per capita lightning casualties rate in the country...