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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
632 AM EST TUE FEB 24 2026
1. THE STRONG NOR'EASTER CONTINUES TO PULL AWAY FROM THE AREA
THE REST OF TONIGHT WITH FURTHER IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITIONS AND A
BREAK FROM WINTRY PRECIPITATION THROUGH THE DAY TODAY. HOWEVER,
BLOWING SNOW FROM GUSTY NORTHWEST WINDS MAY CONTINUE TO CAUSE
VISIBILITY REDUCTIONS AT TIMES THROUGH THIS MORNING.
2. LIGHT SNOW ARRIVES EARLY WEDNESDAY AND MAY IMPACT THE
MORNING COMMUTE FOR PARTS OF THE AREA AND COULD LINGER TO
IMPACT THE EVENING COMMUTE IN PARTS OF WESTERN MAINE. HEAVY
SNOW SHOWERS OR EVEN SNOW SQUALLS MAY THEN APPROACH FROM THE
WEST IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
3. TRANQUIL WEATHER IS LIKELY AFTER THURSDAY. A SYSTEM MAY BRING
SOME LIGHT SNOW TO COASTAL MAINE ON FRIDAY. A THAW APPEARS IN THE
FORECAST THIS WEEKEND, WITH COLDER TEMPERATURES RETURNING EARLY NEXT
WEEK.
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