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Maine Snow Alert Today: Up to 1 Inch Possible This Weekend Nov 14-15
Caribou, ME – Residents across northern and eastern Maine can expect another chilly, unsettled weekend as scattered rain and snow showers move through the region Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, Nov
By Paige Sullivan · 2026-11-14T12:39:56.732Z
Caribou, ME – Residents across northern and eastern Maine can expect another chilly, unsettled weekend as scattered rain and snow showers move through the region Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15. Higher elevations could receive approximately an inch of snow, while most communities should see little accumulation before drier weather returns next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, isolated to scattered rain and snow showers are expected throughout the weekend. The most numerous showers will develop across northern and northwestern Maine, along with the west central highlands.
Snow Showers Target Northern Maine Saturday's forecast calls for chilly temperatures across much of the region, with afternoon highs generally ranging from the 30s to lower 40s.
Caribou is expected to reach approximately 38 degrees, while Presque Isle could also see highs near 38 degrees.
Farther north, Fort Kent is forecast near 38 degrees, with Van Buren around 37 degrees.
The colder mountain locations will experience significantly lower temperatures, with the Mount Katahdin area forecast near 24 degrees Saturday.
Snow accumulation is expected to remain minimal across most communities, although higher terrain could receive up to approximately 1 inch.
Sunday Brings Another Round of Showers Sunday, November 15, will feature additional scattered rain and snow showers, particularly across northern and northwestern sections of the state.
Caribou is expected to reach approximately 38 degrees, while Houlton could climb to 40 degrees.
Bangor may reach 45 degrees, with Calais near 43 degrees.
Higher elevations will remain colder, with the Mount Katahdin area forecast near 26 degrees.
Drier Weather Expected Next Week The National Weather Service expects generally dry conditions to develop across the region next week as the unsettled weekend pattern moves away.
Although significant snowfall is not anticipated, motorists traveling through higher elevations should remain alert for localized slick conditions where snow showers develop.
Residents across northern Maine should continue monitoring updated forecasts, particularly when traveling through mountain areas where temperatures and precipitation types may change quickly.