Storm expected to dump up to a half-foot of snow across Maine
A winter storm on Thursday is expected to drop a half-foot of snow across the region and cause messy driving conditions. Snow began falling in the Portland area by late morning and is expected to pick up in intensity throughout the afternoon.
Snow creates messy travel conditions in Maine on Thursday
TIMING OF SNOW: Snow arrives late morning for most of Maine, quickly picking up in intensity. Heavy snowfall is likely early to mid afternoon, gradually tapering off heading into the evening. Snow will likely end as some freezing drizzle or sleet, an icy glaze is likely on top of the snow. All precipitation should be mostly over by 9pm.
PORTLAND, Maine (WGME) -- The Maine State Police says that Thursday's messy weather caused more than 60 crashes on the ...
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The center of the storm is expected to travel well to our south, and it's taking what we call a flat track, moving from west to east. A classic Maine snowstorm travels northeast into the Gulf of Maine ...
Thursday's snow storm caused some major problems on the roads. >>See how much snow fell on Thursday Sign up for our ...
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Heavy snowfall to start storm; sleet to mix in during PM commutePrecipitation should start tapering off between 8 and 9 p.m., but slippery travel could persist due to freezing drizzle into ...
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