PORTLAND — The snow will be winding down in southern Maine this afternoon.
The snow had already ended in central New Hampshire by 12:30 p.m. and will be stopping in southern Maine in the next few hours as the storm moves off to the northeast, according to Margaret Curtis, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
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Portland Head Light during this morning's snow storm. John Ewing
This photo shows flooding at high tide on Portland Pier shortly before noon today. Photo submitted by Darrick X. Banda.
The heaviest snowfall in southern Maine was reported in South Berwick, which saw 7.5 inches. Gray, meanwhile, had about 4 inches. Another inch or two of snowfall can be expcted before the storm moves out of the area.
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