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Maine Weather Alert: Caribou, ME Snow, 22° Lows Nov 10-14
MAINE — Wet pavement, scattered snowflakes and temperatures plunging toward 22 degrees could create changing travel conditions across northern Maine this week.
By Erin Vale · 2026-11-10T09:23:26.879Z
MAINE — Wet pavement, scattered snowflakes and temperatures plunging toward 22 degrees could create changing travel conditions across northern Maine this week.
Caribou and surrounding Aroostook County communities face several rounds of rain and snow through Saturday, November 14.
According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, precipitation chances begin increasing Tuesday afternoon, with additional wintry weather possible Friday and Saturday.
The developing pattern brings repeated opportunities for rain and snow, although significant accumulation is not established in the local outlook.
Rain Changes to Snow as Temperatures Fall Tuesday, November 10, brings mostly cloudy skies and temperatures reaching approximately 44 degrees.
Scattered rain showers may develop after 2 p.m., with snow mixing into the precipitation after 4 p.m.
The chance of precipitation stands at 40%.
By early Wednesday, temperatures fall toward 30 degrees, allowing additional rain and snow showers.
Drivers traveling along U.S. Route 1 and other northern Maine highways should watch for changing pavement conditions.
Wet roads could become slippery where temperatures approach freezing, particularly on bridges and untreated surfaces.
Veterans Day Brings More Snow Chances Wednesday, November 11, features another chance of mixed precipitation.
The National Weather Service indicates isolated rain and snow showers before 1 p.m., followed by isolated snow showers through 3 p.m.
Afternoon temperatures reach approximately 41 degrees before falling sharply.
Wednesday night brings one of the coldest periods of the week, with temperatures dropping toward 22 degrees.
Residents should prepare for freezing conditions, especially across exposed rural areas.
Thursday, November 12, provides a temporary break.
Mostly sunny skies return, with afternoon temperatures near 43 degrees.
However, Thursday night brings another drop toward 22 degrees, keeping winter preparations important.
Friday and Saturday Bring Renewed Winter Weather Friday, November 13, introduces another opportunity for rain and snow.
A slight chance of snow develops before 10 a.m., followed by a chance of rain after 1 p.m.
Temperatures reach approximately 43 degrees, with precipitation chances around 20%.
Friday night becomes more unsettled.
Rain and snow chances increase to 30%, with temperatures falling toward 31 degrees.
Saturday, November 14, brings a 40% chance of precipitation.
Rain and snow are possible before 1 p.m., followed by a chance of rain as temperatures approach 43 degrees.
Travelers should monitor updated conditions along U.S. Route 1, Route 161 and surrounding rural roads.
Snow accumulation amounts remain uncertain, and widespread hazardous travel is not confirmed.
Caribou Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Mostly cloudy, high 44°F. Rain mixing with snow after 4 p.m. Low 30°F. Precipitation chance 40%. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Isolated rain and snow showers, high 41°F. Partly cloudy Wednesday night, low 22°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Mostly sunny, high 43°F. Partly cloudy Thursday night, low 22°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Slight chance of snow, then rain. High 43°F. Rain and snow possible Friday night, low 31°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Chance of rain and snow, high 43°F. Precipitation chance 40%. Low near 33°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 Sunday brings a slight chance of rain and snow, with temperatures reaching approximately 43 degrees.
Sunday night turns mostly cloudy, with lows near 30 degrees.
Monday offers partly sunny skies and highs around 43 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, northern Maine residents should continue monitoring changing precipitation patterns.
Additional winter weather remains possible later in November, but specific storm totals or significant snowfall cannot yet be confirmed.
Traveling through Aroostook County this weekend? Are you seeing snowflakes or wet roads in your neighborhood? Share your local conditions in the comments!