University of Maine Political Science Chair Mark Brewer believes that decision may be strategic, as...
We’re dealing with a cold and unsettled stretch of weather across northern Maine, with rain and snow continuing tonight before showers gradually taper off during the day Wednesday. A brief break arrives Thursday, but it does not last long. Our next storm system arrives Friday, bringing widespread precipitation back to the region. Depending on the exact track of the system, some locations could see snow mix in with the rain before gusty northwest winds develop behind it Saturday.
Quiet but cold conditions are expected tonight before our next storm system arrives Friday. Precipitation will initially fall as snow across portions of northern Maine Friday morning before warmer air changes most locations over to rain during the afternoon. The system moves away Friday night into Saturday, but colder and breezy weather will follow for the start of the weekend.
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