URGENT UPDATE: Light snowfall is hitting parts of Maine this Saturday, with the National Weather Service warning drivers to prepare for slippery conditions. A winter weather advisory is currently in effect for parts of eastern Maine, specifically southeast Aroostook, central Penobscot, and northern Washington counties, lasting until 10 p.m. tonight.
Expect snowfall amounts ranging from 3 to 5 inches in most areas under the advisory. Meanwhile, south central and southwest Maine are forecasted to receive less snow, with totals of 1 to 3 inches expected.
The situation is developing, as a coastal storm is projected to form and move offshore from Sunday into Monday, potentially bringing additional snowfall to coastal regions. There is also a chance of snow during the day and into the night on Sunday along the coast and in eastern areas.
As conditions worsen, the National Weather Service strongly advises drivers to slow down and exercise caution on the roads. Stay tuned for updates as this winter weather event unfolds.
It’s crucial for residents to stay informed and prepare for changing conditions, especially if you have travel plans this weekend. The weather is expected to clear up by Monday, providing a reprieve from the wintry conditions.
Check back for the latest updates and stay safe on the roads!
