PORTLAND (WGME )--- Snow has come to an end across Maine, and frigid air is moving in. A mostly dry but very cold week is ahead with the coldest temps in about 2 years expected.

The heaviest bands of snow have left Maine as of 5:15 am. Lighter snow and windy conditions look to continue mostly for Eastern Maine until about 9am.

It will be sunny, cold and dry Monday. As we add some moisture, snow showers are in the forecast Tuesday. Impacts will be felt across much of the region, regardless of how much snow you receive. A few flurries are possible Tuesday morning (after the commute).

Snow scoots out first thing this morning, and in its wake is a whole lot of cold. Winds will gust to near 30 mph as some of the coldest air of the season is ushered in. This will be our primary focus for the next couple of days.