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If you thought your commute was bad after a few inches of snow, just be glad you weren’t around 56 years ago this week—when New Hampshire got pummeled and Mount Washington was buried under a record-breaking blizzard.

The next big storm system expected to move into the northern New England region this Thursday looks to impact Maine and New Hampshire residents pretty much all day.

If you needed a sign that people still really appreciate acts of kindness, consider this your sign to do something nice today for somebody. As we all know, Maine got almost half a foot of snow Sunday night (well if you live near Portland that is). What came next is an act of kindness you don't see much anymore.

If the snow we got on Thanksgiving left you itching for more, worry not because more is on the way.

By now there's no doubt that you've heard through the grapevine that New England may likely need to brace for one of our classic Nor'easter storms over the holiday and Black Friday.

The night remains etched in the memories of many hard rock fans. It was one of the most legendary and grueling concerts in Maine history, with thousands of soaked fans and some of the biggest names in rock, including Van Halen, Metallica and Scorpions.

Did we miss any?

Following a powerful spring nor'easter, many beaches in Maine were littered with clams and another small sea creature, thanks to storm surges.

With snow on the ground, you would think that Sunday's game would be postponed. But the amazing Sea Dogs ground crew was not going to have any of that.

The April nor'easter knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of Mainers, including Hannaford in Scarborough, Maine.

Meanwhile some people just got their power back only a few days ago.

April nor'easters in Maine are not common, and this one will last a couple of days.

We are being told to prepare for a nor'easter with wind, rain, and lots of snow. Is that rare in April for Maine?

Forecast models are lining up and predicting a powerful multi-day nor'easter to hit Maine, Massachusetts, and beyond next week.

Maine has become a concert destination over the last decade, and soon there may be a new venue to host them at.

'Reader's Digest' put together a list of towns across America that feature nice scenery and nice people, and one small, coastal Maine town made the list.