The night of Valentine’s Day 2015 will be remembered in Ogunquit, Maine as a night of wind and snow.
With snow depths on the ground already reaching record setting proportions from previous storms, the morning of the 15th was one of waking to another 18+ inches in Ogunquit. Drifts in some areas were multiple feet high.
Down in Perkins Cove, meteorologist Todd Gutner of WCHS6 out of Portland was broadcasting weather segments from atop the footbridge.
Don Gorvett of Black Bear Fine Art was busy removing snow from the patio of his newly opened second floor gallery space.
At intervals, gusts of wind reaching 45+ mph ripped through the cove.
And the snow…well, the video and images below tell most of that story…
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