Maine Winter Storm Update: Snow Expected Thursday, More Possible Next Weekend

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Caribou, ME – Maine is bracing for two significant winter storms, with the first expected to arrive Thursday and another possible next weekend. Snowfall could impact travel and daily activities across the region.

According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, increasing clouds Sunday evening will lead to scattered snow showers overnight. Isolated to scattered snow showers are expected Monday and Tuesday, mainly north of the Katahdin region. A snow squall is also possible on Tuesday before a dry and sunny Wednesday.

Attention then shifts to Thursday, when a storm system is forecast to bring several inches of snow to parts of Maine. While snowfall amounts remain uncertain, residents should prepare for hazardous travel conditions. Another winter storm may impact the region next weekend, though details are still developing.

Officials advise residents to stay updated on forecasts and prepare for potential winter weather disruptions. Drivers should exercise caution and plan accordingly. More updates will be provided as the storms approach.

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