Winter Storms Bring Snow, Rain & Cold to Maine This Week

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A winter storm is impacting Maine, with Winter Storm Warnings issued for Oxford and Franklin Counties beginning early this morning and continuing until early Monday. The rest of the state will see Winter Weather Advisories, with snow, rain, and cold temperatures expected through the week.

Why it matters

Maine residents should stay informed and prepared for changing weather conditions that could impact travel and daily activities throughout the week.

The details

Snow will initially spread across Central Maine during the mid to late morning, then extend to Downeast locations and far Northern Maine in the afternoon. Southern Maine and some southern Midcoast areas may see a mix of snow and rain this afternoon. The highest snowfall totals, between 6-10 inches, are expected across the Western Mountains, with 4-6 inches anticipated in the Moosehead Region down through the foothills northwest of the interstate. Most of the rest of Maine can expect 2-4 inches, while far Southern and Northern Maine may receive less than 2 inches.

• Winter Storm Warnings issued for Oxford and Franklin Counties starting at 2:00am this morning and continuing until 2:00am on Monday.
• Winter Weather Advisories will be issued for the remainder of the state, excluding Northern locations and Coastal York County, starting this morning and lasting into early Monday.

What’s next

Residents should stay informed on the latest weather updates and prepare for potential impacts to travel and daily activities throughout the week.