PORTLAND, Maine — Much of the state woke up Sunday to a coating of freshly fallen snow.
The storm, which brought mixed precipitation to the mid-Atlantic and southern New England states, was forecast to be an all-snow event in the Pine Tree State. The highest snowfall totals were anticipated in southern Maine, with estimates of about a foot possible in York County.
As of Sunday morning, NEWS CENTER Maine's chief meteorologist Todd Gutner said snowfall could be heavy at times, with a rate of about an inch per hour, and winds were expected to carry the light, fluffy snow around, which could cause blowing and drifting into Monday.
Many viewers sent in photos and video from across the state. Here's a look at what you're seeing:
