Here’s what 3 feet of snow looks like in Maine right now
A powerful blizzard has left some Mainers shoveling out from three feet of snow, with more expected to hit the state later this week.
Parts of southern Maine were hit the hardest, with four towns in Penobscot County – Hudson, Bradford, Kenduskeag, and Glenburg – reporting 40 inches of snowfall, according to National Weather Service Caribou. And it’s not over yet: Another winter storm on Wednesday is expected to drop an additional 8-12 inches on the state, with winds reaching 35 mph.
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We got about a baby-and-a-half of snow in #Milford yesterday. #mewx pic.twitter.com/skrbrgFtpH
— CaptRedBeardsNFTs (@CaptRedBeardNFT) February 14, 2017
This roof in Sidney, Maine had more than 3 feet of snow on top, so homeowners had to get creative #mewx #weatherauthority @WGME pic.twitter.com/DhEc4etca8
— Dan McCarthy (@DanMcKATU) February 13, 2017
Stepped out the door to this view earlier today – the sunrise after the storm! @WMTWTV #Maine #snow pic.twitter.com/J0u5qPajC6
— Tyler Cadorette (@TylerCadorette) February 14, 2017
Yeah, you could say our office in Maine got some snow yesterday! pic.twitter.com/KsP78Nwa3y
— JobsInTheUS (@JobsInTheUS) February 14, 2017
A yardstick was enough in Orrington, ME last night, but 3 locations in Maine picked up 40″ of #snow. (Photo: Marlene Martin Spencer) #Orson pic.twitter.com/PUuhkHDyHm
— Jonathan Erdman (@wxjerdman) February 14, 2017
Also, the snow canyon that is the walkway in front of my apartment #MeWx pic.twitter.com/G5fpoLwefe
— Andrew Barca (@HurricaneBarca) February 14, 2017
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