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Maine Braces for Potential Snow This Weekend
Meteorologists forecast light snow and sub-zero wind chills in the coming days
Feb. 4, 2026 at 6:31am
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As of February 3rd, Portland, Maine has received 38.4 inches of snow this season, putting the city 0.9 inches above normal for this time of year. Meteorologists are tracking a potential snow event for the region this weekend, with light snow expected to move in early on Saturday and continue throughout the day. Many computer models are displaying that 2-3 inches of snow are expected for Southern Maine by Sunday morning, though the details are still subject to change.
Why it matters
Snow is a common occurrence in Maine during the winter months, but the state's residents and infrastructure still need to prepare for potential impacts. The upcoming weather system could disrupt travel, cause power outages, and require snow removal efforts across the region.
The details
After temperatures in the low 30s to start the week, some areas of Maine will see flurries this morning as a quick weather system passes through, with no major impacts expected. The next chance for measurable snow in Maine will be on Saturday, when a more significant weather system is expected to move in. Light snow is forecasted to start early on Saturday and continue on and off throughout the day. Many computer models are indicating that 2-3 inches of snow could accumulate in Southern Maine by Sunday morning, though the exact timing and snowfall amounts are still subject to change.
- As of February 3rd, Portland, Maine has received 38.4 inches of snow this season.
- On Saturday, light snow is expected to move in early and continue throughout the day.
- By Sunday morning, 2-3 inches of snow could accumulate in Southern Maine.
The players
Victoria Wisniewski
A meteorologist who is tracking the potential snow event in Maine.
What they’re saying
“After temperatures in the low 30s to start the week, some will see flurries this morning as a quick wave passes through the region, with no major impacts.”
— Victoria Wisniewski, Meteorologist
“The next chance for measurable snow in Maine will be Saturday. Impact Weather is in place for Saturday. At this time, light snow will move in early on Saturday and will be on and off throughout the day. Many computer models are displaying that 2-3 inches are expected for Southern Maine by Sunday AM. The details, including timing and snowfall amounts, are subject to change.”
— Victoria Wisniewski, Meteorologist
What’s next
Meteorologists will continue to monitor the weather system and provide updated forecasts as the weekend approaches.
The takeaway
While Maine residents are accustomed to winter weather, the upcoming snow event serves as a reminder to be prepared for potential disruptions and to stay informed on the latest forecasts and weather advisories.
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