URGENT UPDATE: Light snowfall is forecasted across parts of Maine this Saturday, and drivers are urged to prepare for slippery road conditions, according to a recent announcement from the National Weather Service. A winter weather advisory is in effect for areas in eastern Maine until 10 p.m. today, impacting regions including southeast Aroostook, central Penobscot, and northern Washington counties.
Meteorologists predict that these areas could receive between 3 to 5 inches of snow, while south central and southwest Maine are expected to see lighter accumulations of only 1 to 3 inches. The anticipated weather poses significant risks for drivers, and the National Weather Service advises caution on the roads.
A coastal storm is poised to develop offshore from Sunday into Monday, raising the possibility of additional snowfall in coastal regions. There is also a chance of snow extending into Sunday night along the coast and in the eastern parts of the state. However, conditions are expected to clear up by Monday, providing some relief.
Authorities stress the importance of slowing down and exercising caution while driving. With road conditions likely to deteriorate, this weather event could disrupt travel plans for many residents and visitors in Maine.
Stay tuned for further updates as this weather situation develops. Prepare accordingly and prioritize safety on the roads.
