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Inauguration Day may see rain in D.C., but not in Maine

Weather plays an important role in presidential inaugurations. This year, rain, not snow and cold, may be a factor.

Speed limits are reduced to 45 mph for the entire length of the Maine Turnpike.

A quick-moving weather system will bring an increase in clouds and eventually snow and mixed precipitation overnight and early Wednesday.

A storm will bring a period of snow and mixed precipitation to southern Maine later Tuesday with the heaviest snow over interior southwest Maine.

When Texas comes to Foxborough and GIllette Stadium this weekend, the weather will be cold and dry.

Cumberland police report most of West Cumberland is without power this morning.

After today’s chilly start we will see much milder air the rest of the week.

by SETH BORENSTEIN Associated Press January 9, 2017

Fifteen separate weather disasters cost $46 billion in damages and caused 138 deaths.

The pickup games are friendly, but the rivalries can be fierce at Riverside Municipal Golf Course.

Greater Portland is expected to get 2-5 inches, while southern York County might get up to 6 inches.