4-8" of snow is expected in southern Maine including the Portland area. There will be a steep drop-off in snowfall into central Maine. It looks like a minor event there with 2-4". Stay tuned, there is plenty of time for totals to shift a bit.

February 8, 2013—the day that all the plows in the state began working around the clock for days here in Maine as the Blizzard of 2013, better known as Winter Storm Nemo, dumped a ridiculous amount of snow across the state,

TIMING OF SNOW: Snow arrives late morning for most of Maine, quickly picking up in intensity. Heavy snowfall is likely early to mid afternoon, gradually tapering off heading into the evening. Snow will likely end as some freezing drizzle or sleet, an icy glaze is likely on top of the snow. All precipitation should be mostly over by 9pm.

A winter storm on Thursday is expected to drop a half-foot of snow across the region and cause messy driving conditions. Snow began falling in the Portland area by late morning and is expected to pick up in intensity throughout the afternoon.

This article details some of the recorded snow totals across Maine and New Hampshire after Thursday's storm. The counties are listed in alphabetical order, and all info is from the National Weather Service offices in Gray and Caribou.

An active week is ahead however, with several more chances for wintry weather.Monday will be quiet and mild with temperatures getting into the mid-30s for the afternoon. Expect lots of clouds through the day.

Maine's Total Weather is timing out the snowstorm, which will also bring some fleet and freezing rain during the evening commute.