Snow to cause messy Thursday morning commute ahead of more significant weekend storm
TIMING: Snow begins 1-3 a.m. across Maine Thursday morning. It will fall steadily through the morning commute with slick ...
A messy winter storm to sweep through New England overnight Wednesday. Here’s what to expect.
Most of the action will occur after the evening rush hour, but the Thursday morning commute will be a bit of a mess.
Strong winds may cause power outages in Maine; expect bitter wind chills and frigid temps
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Our winter storm is winding down for Monday in Maine, though winds will be incredibly strong through the ...
When Portland removes snow, where does it go?
The DPW rotates through 3 dumping sites across the city and has removed about 800 truckloads of snow so far this winter, ...
Frigid Tonight. Sunny Wednesday. FIRST ALERT For Snow Thursday
Another FIRST ALERT has been issued for Sunday. This one could be a mess and may include snow, strong winds, sleet & freezing ...
Southern Maine blasted by up to a foot of fluffy overnight snow
The Portland area was hit with significant snowfall — up to a foot in places — Saturday night into Sunday morning, adding to ...
Deadly winter storm pushes into Northeast after slamming Midwest with heavy snow, ice
The winter storm in the Northeast is promising to bring some tricky travel to the region for the Thursday morning commute, and officials have urged drivers to keep it slow on the roads or just ...
3 snow storms are headed to Mass. this week. Here’s what we know
While temperatures and conditions are likely to vary, Massachusetts is on track to see three more storms over the course of ...
Hazardous weather stretches across U.S., with snow, ice, rain and flooding
On Wednesday, the second in trio of storms this week will bring accumulating snow to the Rockies, Plains and Midwest before moving into the Northeast.
How much snow fell near you? Track Thursday totals as storm sweeps Midwest, East
A blanket of snow swept the eastern half of the continental U.S. after over 90 million Americans were under winter weather ...