Look for a cold but sunny day on Monday, with temperatures on the chilly side and a bite in the air.
The majority of an ocean storm stays south enough on Tuesday that we only see light snow in the order of 1 to 3 inches for most of Maine, especially along the coastline.
An area of low pressure will track off the east coast relatively quickly Tuesday. It will be cold enough for light snow to break out in Maine, with the heaviest along the coastline.
The snow will be borderline plowable for most locations. Another couple of cold days will arrive midweek.
Another storm arrives Friday, but at this point, it’s too far out to sea to know whether Maine will get measurable snow. That could change as the week goes on, though, so stay tuned.
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