These days, all Maine meteorologists are chatting about the cold and the potential snow that will come along with it. But for the purpose of this blog, I thought it may be time to look beyond the cold and snow, and search for any signs of spring.
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Storm’s glancing blow expected to bring snow to Maine on Wednesday evening
It will likely bring a few inches, and won’t be as severe as last week’s weather.
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Storm due to hit Maine will be a slow-moving snowzilla
At least 3 commutes will be affected: Tuesday morning, Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
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Today’s nor’easter brings potential for winter’s biggest snowfall
The computer models have been locked on this nor’easter for almost a week.
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Coastal flooding is big worry with nor’easter headed our way
We’re a day closer to the storm and coastal flooding and erosion continue to be the most concerning threat.
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Feels like spring, but all eyes are on late-week ocean storm
A large storm will form at the end of the week. Coastal flooding and erosion appears to be the greatest threat.
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Weather whiplash? First came snow, now record warmth is on horizon
New snow that fell over the weekend will be obliterated in the next few days. Record-breaking warmth is expected Wednesday.
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There’s a chance for snow to sneak into the weekend forecast
Don’t let the upcoming milder temperatures lull you into thinking winter is over.
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Colder air moves in, then another warm-up
The temperature ups and downs continue, but no big snowstorms are expected in the next seven to ten days.
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Quick-moving, high impact storm arriving Wednesday
Between 6 and 12 inches of snow is expected for much of Maine.