Good afternoon, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. Welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast for Monday, February 23rd. A Nor'easter with teeth is bearing down on us right now. This isn't a polite little February snow. This one bites. Heavy snow, blizzard conditions, coastal flooding.. The full package. If you don't need to drive today, don't. Snow rolls into Portland and the coast around 11 A.M. It spreads north through Augusta by 4 P.M. And reaches The County by 7 P.M. The heaviest punch lands this afternoon. Downeast, you're looking at snowfall rates over an inch an hour around 2 P.M. That's the kind of snow where you lose your driveway in twenty minutes. But the real villain is the wind. Gusts hitting 60 miles an hour along the Downeast coast. Fifty miles an hour inland near Bangor. Visibility drops to a quarter mile. Whiteout conditions. Your windshield wipers  ...