Hollis has about 4 inches of snow by 3 p.m. with lower amounts nearer the coast.
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First snowstorm of the season today won’t be a blockbuster, but still …
The heaviest snow will likely fall east of Rockland.
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Saturday’s snowstorm will slow travelers but give skiers a reason to smile
It won’t be a blockbuster, but a few Maine places may go above the expected 3 to 6 inches of accumulation.
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Expect some much needed rainfall Tuesday night and Wednesday
A frontal system will slowly cross the area Tuesday night into Wednesday. It will bring a soaking rain storm Tuesday night with total rainfall anywhere three quarters of an inch to over an inch in a few places.
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Some rain today, but dry and chilly for Thanksgiving
Clearing takes places overnight after a period of rain today.
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Expect wet roads Wednesday, but mostly dry for Thanksgiving week
Actually, with a few small exceptions, most of the country will see quiet weather this week.
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Dry outlook for Thanksgiving week, but a wet weekend is coming first
Wind has ushered in dryer and chilly or air so temperatures today will not reach 50 degrees or even come close.
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Thanks to Canadian air, snow returns to forecast for parts of Maine
On Thursday a cold front will push through the region and bring showers and perhaps even some heavy downpours, and snow in northern areas.
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Mild Monday, but November reality arrives Tuesday
Today’s high will reach into the 60s or 70s but by Saturday we’ll struggle to get into the high 40s.
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A warm treat today; cooler, chance of showers ahead
As you start your day today you can expect a mild afternoon with highs reaching close to 70 in extreme southern Maine, while the rest of the area enjoys readings in the 60s.