The Thursday morning snowstorm caused some delays in Lewiston. (WGME photo)
Thursday’s snow storm is making for a messy morning and expected to end by 1 p.m.
Lewiston schools reported school buses were running late.
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Inland areas will pick up 1-3 inches of snow. Southern Maine, mid-coast Maine, excluding peninsulas and islands, and central Maine can expect 2-5 inches.
Friday is looking quite nice in Vacationland. Highs will make a run at the low 40s.
Most of Saturday looks dry, but a storm tracking to our south may graze the state with a round of light rain and /or snow late afternoon and night.
On the edge of a storm Saturday. Most of the day looks dry though. Some rain and/or snow may graze #Maine late Saturday afternoon-Saturday night. pic.twitter.com/zBa5u9wGml
— Charlie Lopresti (@CharlieWGME) January 3, 2019
Sunday will be the brighter of the two days this weekend but winds will be active out of the north.
Northerly winds will usher in a colder air mass for the first part of next week.
With cold air in place, a sizable snow storm is possible Tuesday into Wednesday. Stay tuned.
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