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Conditions during the beginning of the storm were fine when the wind was not whipping up snow drifts. — Photo by Rich Saltzberg

Alison Oestreicher and her dog Sen play on Lucy Vincent beach on Valentines Day. — Photo by Michael Cummo

The Shark Tank, home of the MV Sharks, is buried under two storms worth of snow. — Photo by Michael Cummo

Circuit Ave Extension was piled with snow, but snow drifts kept some pathways clear, like the one circling Kings Rentals. — Photo by Michael Cummo
Winter storm Neptune blew off to Downeast Maine, and Vineyarders have reported snowfall totals between 8 and 10 inches as of Monday morning. With wind chill temperatures in the negative teens, the National Weather Service has posted a wind chill advisory which is in effect until 10 am on Monday.
Winds are expected to taper off Monday evening, and forecasters are predicting another storm, Octavia, could drop between 5-8 inches of snow on Martha’s Vineyard on Tuesday.