Heavy snow for inland areas is likely tomorrow night, but even parts of greater Portland will see a significant April snow event.
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March going out like a lion, April may arrive on a sled
April snowstorms aren’t uncommon but they’re often unwelcome. The heavy wet snow they can bring is the biggest issue we may have this weekend.
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A cold rain for the coast, some icing over the interior
Temperatures below freezing over the interior mean some icy roads this morning into the early afternoon today.
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Weekend weather looks unsettled, but no major storms
Clouds and some light precipitation are both in the forecast this weekend.
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Spring has arrived, but what does that really mean?
While nearly everyone knows spring arrives around March 20th, what’s actually occurring, in terms of the relationship between the Earth and the sun, can still be poorly understood.
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Cold weather continues, but signs of spring are on the horizon
After a cold and snowy March, April will bring about a change in the pattern.
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Expect one of the coldest days all winter on Saturday
Temperatures Saturday afternoon will be in the teens to lower 20s.
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Maine’s warm February: Is our unusual winter weather due to climate change?
Mild weather in the middle of winter may become more common in the coming decades.
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Mild rain later this week, but colder weather into the weekend
After a lot of snow to start February, the snow machine has been quite silent as of late.
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60 degrees? Winter taking another break as warmth gets downright freakish
Here in southern Maine readings will reach well into the 50s today and some inland areas of York County will hit 60!