here on what's going on. ron mott is in portland, maine, bill karins, of course, our chief meteorologist here. ron, how are things today in portland? are they dug out? >> reporter: they are digging out, chuck. it's a work in progress. good morning. they got about 9 inches officially here. it's probably generous, concerning what we saw here last night when we left, but it's enough to close the schools. i think folks in new england are used to the snow but they're probably even saying enough already, but they have got snow tomorrow night into sunday, snow possibly monday into tuesday. but look at what the snow and the wind and the ice did to these trees last night. the wind whipped up to 45 miles an hour so there are some tree limbs down. the kiddos get a three-day weekend and lots of snow to play with. portland usually averages about 62 inches. they went past that last night so we've got another month of snow potentially here. they'll shatter what their annual snowfall averages...