New snow that fell over the weekend will be obliterated in the next few days. Record-breaking warmth is expected Wednesday.
The Maine Forecast
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.
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.
Quick-moving, high impact storm arriving Wednesday
Between 6 and 12 inches of snow is expected for much of Maine.
Cold pattern setting up, but still searching for big snow
It’s been nearly two weeks since our last widespread snowfall, which dropped 6 inches in Portland and Bangor on Jan. 17.
Ice jam concerns again this week as a messy storm moves in
Expect steady snow on Monday, then warmer air and a rain on Tuesday.
After Wednesday’s snowstorm, milder weather to return
Several dry days are ahead, giving Mainers some opportunities to enjoy the recent snowfall.
Starting Tuesday night, snowstorm could drop as much as 6 inches along coast
Plowable snow is expected Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Light snow to start the week, then a warm-up
Arctic air is moving out, but some snow will move through before a warm-up arrives.
Storm with blizzard conditions will hit Thursday, followed by brutal cold
Snow will spread throughout the state Thursday morning and blizzard conditions are expected.