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A strong late winter storm is approaching Maine and is expected to deliver snow and high winds by Tuesday afternoon. The slow-moving nor’easter packing wind gusts of up to 50 mph was moving into Maine by daybreak with snow along the coast and a wintery mix inland. Parts of southern New England could receive more than 2 feet of snow, but Maine will miss out on those high totals. Portland is

IT LOOKS WINDY. TODD: IT CERTAINLY IS, AND THAT IS THE STORY HERE. DRIVING UP THIS MORNING, NO SNOW TO SPEAK OF ON THE GROUND, CERTAINLY NO SNOW ON THE GROUND HERE IN ROCKPORT. THE STORY AS KELLY ANN AND CINDY WERE TALKING ABOUT IS THE STRONG WIND. IT WILL BE THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL FLOODING. WE ARE EXPECTING HIGH TIDE BEFORE 5:30 THIS MORNING IN ROCKPORT, AND WE ARE LIVE RIGHT NOW AT

Thousands are without power in Massachusetts as a snow storm hits the commonwealth. The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency reported there were more than 24,000 customers without power as of 6:53 a.m. Tuesday. The majority of the power outages were in Western Massachusetts and the Berkshires, including Becket, Goshen, Shelburne and Clarksburg. However, other areas, such as Medford and

TOWNSEND - The heaviest snowfall during Tuesday's nor'easter was west of Boston. Upwards of two feet fell in a number of communities. The storm knocked out power to thousands in Ashby and Townsend. Unitil said it is still trying to assess the damage and did not provide an estimate as to when power will be restored. Read: Who has the most snow? Ashby was one of the jackpot towns for the storm,