TIMING: Snow start 7PM to 10PM Saturday. Ending 4PM to 8PM Sunday
TYPE: All snow. Fluffy and wind blown.
HOW MUCH: Half foot to foot southern Maine. Less than half foot Central Maine though Western Mountain Region.
WIND: Northeast shifting north 10 to 20 MPH. Gusts 20 to 30 MPH
POWER OUTAGES: Widespread outages unlikely
TIMING: Heaviest should be Sunday morning. A change to sleet is likely. Wintry mix should end 3 p.m.to 7 p.m. Snow showers may linger through the day Monday.
TYPE: Snow through mid morning. A change to sleet 8 a.m. to 11 a/m. Some freezing rain is possible as well, exp at the coast.
Parts of central Maine were hit hard by a December storm that brought flooding and cut power to more than 400,000 customers in a state of less than 1.4 million people. Only a few hundred customers were without power on Friday, but authorities in the state cautioned residents to prepare for the weekend storm.
Authorities in Maine cautioned that another storm could closely follow the weekend snow. That storm is expected to arrive Tuesday into Wednesday and could bring snow, rain and bad road conditions, officials said.
“We urge Maine people to continue to follow forecasts and to prepare themselves in advance,” said Maine Emergency Management Agency Director Pete Rogers.
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