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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
1257 AM EST SAT JAN 17 2026
1. A WAVE OF LIGHT SNOW OVERSPREADS THE AREA FROM THE SOUTHWEST
THROUGH DAYBREAK. THERE MAY BE A BRIEF LULL IN SPOTS THIS MORNING
BEFORE MORE WIDESPREAD SNOW DEVELOPS MID MORNING THROUGH THE AFTERNOON.
SLICK TRAVEL IS EXPECTED ACROSS MUCH OF THE AREA WITH WIDESPREAD
1-3 INCHES WITH 3-5 INCHES WITHIN AREAS UNDER A WINTER ADVISORY.
PLAN FOR ADDED TRAVEL TIME IF TRANSITING INTERIOR LOCATIONS, ESPECIALLY
TO/FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
2. THE POTENTIAL FOR A COASTAL STORM REMAINS POSSIBLE LATE
SUNDAY INTO MONDAY. CONFIDENCE CONTINUES TO BE LOWER THAN
NORMAL DUE TO A LARGE PORTION OF NWP MEMBERS BEING OUT TO SEA.
3. BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES ARE LIKELY FROM TUESDAY ONWARD NEXT
WEEK AS A SERIES OF ARCTIC AIR MASSES DESCEND UPON THE NORTHEAST.
SEVERAL NIGHTS OF SUB-ZERO AMBIENT OR WIND CHILL TEMPERATURES
ARE POSSIBLE.
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