Not that any of this is news, though. The storms have been south all month. Maine was always cool.
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Pattern turns cloudy and colder, no big storms on the horizon
The weekend storm packed a punch! This week will be much calmer, with chances for flurries sprinkled throughout.
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Electricity restored to most customers after Saturday’s storm
Southern Maine got drenched, while sections of western and northern Maine saw up to 13 inches of snow.
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Wind and rain at the coast, snow in the mountains on Saturday
Elevation plays a huge role in this forecast. Umbrellas are highly recommended through the day.
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Quiet weather to end the week, with rain through much of state this weekend
The weekend storm is looking pretty rainy for most. Since it has trended colder, though, snow could be in play for the mountains.
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Ocean storm to start the week, forecast snow totals are lower
This forecast had two possible outcomes: historic snow, or just some light, sporadic showers. The light showers look much more likely.
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Forecast snow totals have increased for Saturday
Central Maine is in the bullseye for higher totals with Saturday’s snow storm. Mixing will still be an issue at the coastline.
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Snow on track for Saturday; still keeping a close eye on Monday’s storm
Snow totals have increased a little bit for Saturday. Monday’s storm still has a lot of moving parts, and will take a little more time before we can figure out its track.
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The Maine Forecast: A nice New Year’s, then a wintry mix on Saturday
We can expect several inches of snow, but a change to sleet and rain along the coast.
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Mild Monday, colder Tuesday, tracking a storm for New Year’s Eve
Might as well keep the 2020 trend going. Another storm is on deck for the last day of the year. This one, though, looks a bit colder than the Christmas storm.