( CNN ) Have n't you had enough for a week , Old Man Winter ? Apparently not , in New England at least , where even more snow fell -- or is expected to fall -- Friday , on top of the several feet that socked some places a few days ago . Wait , that 's not all . After receiving up to 6 more inches of snow , bitter cold wind chills and strong winds into Saturday morning , the Boston area could see another snowstorm Sunday night into Monday , according to the National Weather Service . Granted , none of it will compare with the blizzard that blew through New England from Monday through Wednesday . Few communities were spared , with some getting buried under about 3 feet of snow . Others , such as the Massachusetts island of Nantucket , got hit by especially severe winds that knocked out power . And there was Marshfield , Massachusetts , which had blizzard conditions -- meaning a whiteout with heavy snow and regular winds of 35 mph or more -- for 14 hours and powerful storm surges that crumbled a seawall and significantly damaged 11 homes . The latest weather event is n't a blizzard , but rather a `` clipper '' storm swooping down from western Canada to the east . It gets its name from clipper ships , sailing vessels known for their cutting speed , the weather service says . This time around , Maine is in the bull's-eye . Snow had already begun falling before dawn Friday in Portland , and it 's expected to add up to as much as 10 inches by the time it 's over Saturday afternoon . That is not a lot for winter in Maine . But it could be a problem , considering that crews were still rushing Friday morning to clear out some of the 27 or so inches that fell from the earlier storm . `` Particularly after the storm we had Tuesday , which was a monster storm , the cleanup really takes a little bit longer . And to have this back-to-back storm , it just makes it much more difficult for us , '' Portland Mayor Michael Brennan told CNN . Some areas of Maine -- all of which is under a winter storm warning through Saturday -- will get hit even harder than Portland , with 2 more feet of snow possible in the northern part of the state . `` Clean up , clear out and stay safe , '' the Maine Emergency Management Agency advised residents . Some of that system will affect areas farther south such as Massachusetts , where daytime high temperatures should peak around or just above the freezing mark . That will seem practically tropical compared with the temps once the sun goes down , when wind chills will fall below freezing and wind gusts could top 43 mph . It wo n't get much warmer anytime soon . The forecast for Boston does n't have temps getting beyond the 20s through Thursday , at least . That 's not beach weather , but it 's not surprising either . Speaking for Mainers , Portland 's mayor expressed confidence that people will get through this latest wave of winter just fine . `` We really do have some practice at this , '' Brennan said . `` And this is winter in ... New England . '' CNN 's Sara Ganim reported from Portland , Maine .
Portland , Maine , mayor says back-to-back storms pose a cleanup challenge . The Boston area could see yet another snowstorm Sunday night into Monday . Comment: