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Here are the number of power outages that have been reported to Central Maine Power.

These tiny brown spots in the snow everywhere in Maine are not what I thought they were!

“No interns were harmed in the making of this video” observatory officials wrote.

This unique storm will hit Maine in two parts

Peak wind gusts by Friday morning could be close to 50 mph here in Augusta, so be prepared and be careful.

We can expect the rain and wind to start later this evening

Normally, we think of nor'easters as being a winter thing, but they can occur in other times of the year... Like, the middle of October!

A Whitefield family had their roof fly off their home thanks to the strong winds Tuesday.

Oh man, the snow is stacking up! Bomb Cyclone isn't playin' with these winds. Huge drifts are a norm all over Northern New England! The UPS Life #upslife #winter A post shared by Matty Sanborn (@mattyups64) on Jan 4, 2018 at 9:41am PST Gettin' after it...

The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for parts of Maine

Winds were gusting to 102 MPH and the wind chill was -40°F, but that didn't stop two Mt. Washington Observatory staff members from heading out on the observation deck this week to see what it was like.

We have a wind advisory and the wind gusts have caused downed trees and power outages throughout Maine. As of 4:45 this afternoon, CMP is reporting over 26,000 customers without power.