Maine
How many inches of snow did we get? NH and Maine totals listed here
Here are the New Hampshire and Maine snowfall reports in locations recorded in inches by the National Weather Service as of 10:30 p.m. Sunday (though some locations reported earlier).
New Hampshire
Rockingham County
1 E Salem 18.5
2 SSE Salem 17.0
Plaistow 16.5
Atkinson 16.0
Newton 14.0
Chester 13.8
2 NNE Newton 13.5
3 NE Derry 13.0
Seabrook 13.0
Londonderry 12.3
2 NNW Chester 11.4
Fremont 11.0
2 N Raymond 9.6
3 E Seabrook 9.5
2 NW Lee 9.0
Portsmouth Airport 8.0
4 E Epsom 7.2
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Strafford County
1 N Milton 11.8
1 ENE Madbury 9.5
Durham 9.2
3 SE Dover 8.5
1 S Dover 7.6
3 NNE Northwood 7.0
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Belknap County
2 WSW Meredith 13.5
1 NNE Tilton-Northfield 11.0
Carroll County
1 SE Wolfeboro 14.8
1 NNW Brookfield 12.5
3 SE Albany 11.0
1 ESE Freedom 9.0
1 WNW Center Sandwich
Cheshire County
2 SSE Rindge 10.8
1 NE Jaffrey 8.0
1 ENE Spofford 5.0
Coos County
Berlin 5.0
Grafton County
5 S Piermont 14.5
5 WSW Littleton 10.8
2 ENE Plymouth 9.7
Waterville Valley 9.2
4 ENE Thornton 8.5
Hillsborough County
4 SSE Hudson 15.3
1 SW Brookline 15.1
2 SE Brookline 15.0
1 ESE Nashua 14.7
2 S Nashua 14.5
2 ESE Brookline 14.2
3 SSE Mason 14.0
2 SW Brookline 13.8
2 SSW Hollis 13.4
2 S New Ipswich 13.0
2 S New Ipswich 12.5
1 WSW Nashua 12.3
2 SSW Nashua 12.0
Milford 12.0
1 ENE Litchfield 11.5
3 N Hillsborough 10.1
1 SSE Manchester 10.0
1 ESE Milford 10.0
1 W Amherst 9.0
Amherst 9.0
Bedford 9.0
2 NNE Greenfield 8.8
Manchester Airport 8.5
2 SE Milford 8.2
1 W Bennington 7.3
2 NW Merrimack 7.3
Merrimack County
4 NNE Warner 11.5
2 NNE Bradford 11.0
Concord Municipal Airp 8.4
1 SSE Henniker 8.3
2 W Epsom 7.0
3 E Canterbury 7.0
Sullivan County
2 NE Newport 10.5
1 WNW Washington 8.4
4 SSW Lebanon 7.0
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York County
5 NNW Acton 18.0
5 NW Hollis 17.2
4 NE Shapleigh 16.0
1 WSW Kittery 16.0
5 NNW Acton 15.0
5 NNW Acton 14.5
5 NNW Acton 14.2
2 SSW East Baldwin 13.2
3 NE Limington 13.0
2 WNW Kittery 11.2
6 W Lebanon 10.5
Ferry Beach State Park 10.5
1 SW Old Orchard Beach 10.4
1 SW Kennebunkport 9.0
1 N Kennebunk 9.0
2 S Sanford 8.0
1 SW Kennebunkport 8.0
2 NNE Saco 7.0
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Androscoggin County
S Turner 11.0
NW Auburn 8.2
2 W Lisbon Falls 7.8
1 W Mechanic Falls 7.7
2 N Lisbon 7.5
Mechanic Falls 7.5
E Lewiston 7.0
S Livermore Falls 5.3
Cumberland County
3 SSE Standish 18.0
1 N Gorham 17.0
2 WSW Falmouth 16.0
2 SSW Cumberland 15.5
1 N Cumberland 13.9
2 S Cumberland 13.8
4 SSE Gorham 13.5
Standish 13.2
3 SSE Gray 13.0
1 NW Freeport 13.0
Gorham 12.8
1 NE Portland Jetport 12.7
Portland Jetport 12.6
1 SSW Brunswick 12.5
Freeport 12.0
2 N Old Orchard Beach 11.6
3 E South Windham 10.5
2 SW Falmouth 10.3
5 S Bridgton 9.5
1 NNW Cape Elizabeth 9.5
South Portland 9.5 in
4 WSW New Gloucester 9.0
NWS Gray 8.8
1 S Portland Jetport 8.0
5 S Bridgton 7.0
Kennebec County
2 W Litchfield 10.3
1 SW Gardiner 7.5
Randolph 7.3
2 WNW Hallowell 7.0
2 WSW Gardiner 6.8
2 WNW Whitefield 6.5
1 ESE Augusta 6.3
1 NW Farmingdale 6.0
3 ENE Vassalboro 5.5
Knox County
1 WNW Tenants Harbor 10.8
2 SW Friendship 10.3
Thomaston 9.5
2 SSW Tenants Harbor 8.5
Hope 7.5
Camden 6.7
2 SE Washington 5.0
Lincoln County
1 SSW Nobleboro 9.8
2 SE Alna 9.0
1 W South Bristol 8.6
Oxford County
3 WNW Brownfield 9.5
Fryeburg 8.5
1 S Waterford 8.5
1 NNE Lovell 7.5
3 SW Peru 7.0
2 NE Oxford 7.0
Bryant Pond 6.8
4 W Stoneham 5.5
Sagadahoc County
2 ENE Topsham 10.3
Bath 10.0
1 NW Woolwich 10.0
Maine
Maine competition gives creative entrepreneurs the chance to win money
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) – If you’ve ever wondered what goes into pitching a good business idea, you might want to stop by a Big Gig event.
The Big Gig Entrepreneurship Pitch Off brings professionals from across the state together to network and pitch their early-stage business ideas for a chance to win $500.
Tuesday’s competition was held at the Salty Brick Market in Bangor, and it drew a lot of spectators.
“The winners of each semifinal event get $500 and the opportunity to compete for $5,000, so that can make a huge impact on a business that’s just getting off the ground,” said Renee Kelly, a Big Gig organizer.
The winner of the competition, Colin McGuire, was also grateful for the opportunity to showcase his idea “Art on Tap,” which would connect local artists with local venues trying to put on events.
“The support tonight is huge, and it’s just giving me more enthusiasm for running with the idea,” he said.
The season finale of the competition will be held May 19th.
The location is yet to be determined.
If you’d like to apply to compete in the contest, you can go to biggig.org.
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Maine
This Monster Burrito Challenge in Waterville, Maine, Is Not for the Weak
Are you up for a Maine food challenge, or are your eyes bigger than your stomach?
A Waterville staple, Buen Apetito has a monster burrito just waiting for someone to eat it down to the very last bite.
This thing is a beast, literally called La Bestia, and it’s definitely a mighty task for a fearless foodie.
Take on the Buen Apetito La Bestia Food Challenge in Waterville, Maine
According to Buen Apetito, if you can finish a super-sized burrito in 30 minutes or less, you’ll get the $60 meal for free, a La Bestia champion shirt, and a picture on the wall of fame. That’s not to mention the bragging rights of dominating a task few will be able to conquer.
Wondering what’s in the burrito?
The Mexican restaurant shared in a Facebook comment on a post that the burrito is filled with “grilled chicken, chorizo, and tender shredded beef or pork. Built on a layer of seasoned rice, refried beans, and French fries, it’s melted together with a shredded Mexican cheese blend and a drizzle of creamy cheese sauce, sautéed peppers and onions, green salsa, pico de gallo, sour cream, creamy guacamole, and a bed of shredded lettuce all wrapped in three extra-large tortillas fused into one epic wrap.”
Let’s just say that this thing is packed full.
The first La Bestia contender took up his fork and knife in December 2025, but despite coming close, he couldn’t come out with the win.
As of March 2026, the challenge has remained undefeated. But you never know, someone is bound to come out victorious.
Just note that you can only try your hand at this food challenge on Wednesday and Thursday.
Buen Apetito Has Been a Longstanding Waterville, Maine, Restaurant
First opened in 1999, Buen Apeitito has been around for nearly 30 years.
Centralmaine.com reported that the Mexican restaurant was originally located at the Railroad Square complex off Chaplin Street before moving to 99 West River Road in 2023.
A little over a year later, in 2024, Buen Apetito shared on Facebook that it was passing on the torch to new owners, including Dalia, “the heart and soul of [the] kitchen for twenty years,” her daughter, Norma, and Norma’s husband, Shawn.
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And it seems like not only are things still going strong, but new additions like La Bestia food challenge are only enhancing the spirit of big flavor and delicious Mexican food at the Waterville staple.
So, you think you’re up for the task of taking down a beast of a burrito at Buen Apetito? Good luck.
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Maine
How the Good Neighbor Day of Giving telethon is impacting Maine’s communities
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) – Monday’s telethon held by WABI in partnership with Penquis and Heart of Maine United Way Monday raised money for the heating of homes, something so basic, yet so significant in a state like Maine.
Danielle Hewes, Penquis contributor and volunteer, says some people might not even know that they qualify for heating assistance.
“I think there’s this misconception that you can’t get that if you’re working. Like that’s just for people on general assistance. The truth of the matter is this is for the people that are maybe not able to work, but also for the people that are working. They’re making ends meet,” she said.
For Danielle, that’s what makes events like the telethon so special: it’s making a real difference in the community with people who need the help the most.
Speaking about Penquis in particular, she said, “You learn about all of the other things they do and how they help the community and you can’t help but want to be a part of that.”
If you weren’t able to donate Monday, donations are still being accepted.
You can go to homeunitedway.org/heat.
You can also call 941-2800.
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