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  February 5, 2016
  

  Heavier snow pushes further inland, bringing snowstorm to larger area of Maine

  Afternoon Update Nowcasting is what we call following a storm situation and giving updates.  During this particular storm it’s been necessary to update the forecast and raise the snow totals everywhere.  As the heavier precipitation earlier thought to stay south and east of the Maine coastline has now moved inland.  This means some areas could […]

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  February 4, 2016
  

  Snow could make Friday morning commute a bit messy

  If you haven’t looked at a weather forecast in over a day you might be surprised at the snow coming tomorrow.  Indeed there is snow in the forecast and some areas may be plowing Friday morning. The warm air over us the past couple of days is being pushed out to sea by colder and […]

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  February 3, 2016
  

  Mild air means rain, not snow, for Wednesday evening

  There are indications colder and perhaps snowy weather arrives next week, but in the short-term it’s more mild air with a windswept rain this evening. The weather is quite volatile as of late across much of the country and although you are likely enjoying the mild weather, our lack of snow and cold is directly […]

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  February 1, 2016
  

  One of the warmest starts to February on record, but still weeks of possible snow ahead

  In February, we gain an hour and quarter of daylight and a full 5 degrees on average daily temperatures.

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  January 25, 2016
  

  January thaw starts the week, watching possible snow to end it

  January Thaw! This week will bring a short period of melting in spite of it not being very cold this winter in the first place.  The northeast has been the warmest, as compared to average. of the entire country.  The map below shows which parts of the nation have seen colder versus warmer temperatures as […]

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