Central Maine Power reported outages throughout the day after strong winds swept through Thursday morning.
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Severe coastal storm damage, steep cost may offer glimpse of future
The public cost alone in York County from the nor’easter that sat off the coast for 6 days this month has risen to $2.75 million.
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Storm’s glancing blow expected to bring snow to Maine on Wednesday evening
It will likely bring a few inches, and won’t be as severe as last week’s weather.
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Central Maine digs out from mammoth nor’easter while more snow looms
Snowfall totals ranged from 1 to 2 feet across the region, closing schools for a second day, delaying opening times and creating extra work for some businesses.
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Latest nor’easter pushes Maine schools into snow-day deficit
With so many classes canceled because of weather, some districts are considering longer school days or Saturday classes to avoid adding days at the end of June.
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Nor’easter rages toward record books with up to 24 inches of snow
Some areas could get even more than that by the time the storm winds down this afternoon, and for a 2nd day dangerous roads prompt the state to ask drivers to travel only if essential.
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March madness: Late-winter pattern brings Maine another big snowfall
The National Weather Service is predicting most of the state will get 12 to 18 inches from a powerful nor’easter that will last into Wednesday.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Storm due to hit Maine will be a slow-moving snowzilla
At least 3 commutes will be affected: Tuesday morning, Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
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Roughly 1,000 Mainers still without power in wake of storm
Two school districts, Cape Elizabeth and South Bristol, had to cancel classes Friday because they didn’t have power.
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Heavy snow and gusty winds move across Maine, causing flood of Thursday cancellations
The foot or more of wet, sticky snow coating many parts of the state is expected to cause power outages before the storm winds down.