A major snowstorm is expected to hit Maine, dumping up to two feet of fluffy flakes from Sunday afternoon until Monday night. The National Weather Service in Gray forecasts that snowfall will begin gently around 2 p.m. on Sunday, picking up on Sunday evening.

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The storm system’s dangerous mix of ice, heavy snow and Arctic cold has halted some transit systems and closed schools in many cities. Millions of Americans are stuck inside, possibly for days. More than 12,000 flights were canceled this weekend, according to FlightAware.

Friday snow squalls, subzero temperatures overnight into Saturday and more snow Sunday are in the forecast. A new anti-ICE law isn’t in effect yet. Maine State Police are already following it. Cumberland has 45 units of luxury apartments sitting empty. Why?

A very cold weekend will give way to large amounts of snow accumulation Sunday night through Monday. First Alerts have been issued Saturday and Sunday due to the cold, while a First Alert has been issued for Monday due to great amounts of snow anticipated.

Meteorologist Colleen Hurley shows you a look at the current conditions and predictions as heavy snow moves in across Maine.

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From grocery stores to hardware shops, folks are out in full force, stocking up and preparing for the weekend snowstorm.

The fast-moving winter storms could dump foot or more of snow in portions of the Great Lakes and interior New England through this weekend. The snow started falling hard on Sunday afternoon in Denver. The Seahawks opened as 5-point favorites in Super Bowl 60 at BetMGM.