A strong cold front will move into the Caribou, ME area this weekend, bringing gusty winds, snow showers, and chilly temperatures. Residents can expect rain on Saturday afternoon, with a potential transition to snow overnight as temperatures drop. Winds will reach up to 25 mph, making travel potentially hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, snow showers are likely after 10 p.m. on Saturday, especially along Route 1, with colder air pushing into the region overnight. Sunday will be even colder, with high temperatures peaking around 42°F. Wind chills could fall to freezing or below, especially in the northern areas, creating a brisk and wintry feel.
Local authorities are urging residents to prepare for snow showers and cold conditions, particularly for those planning to travel or attend outdoor activities. The next chance of precipitation is expected Tuesday night into Wednesday, which could impact Halloween plans, so stay updated on the forecast. In the meantime, drivers should use caution on roads like Route 1, especially with gusty winds and possible snow accumulation on Sunday.
Looking ahead, temperatures will remain chilly into the beginning of the week, with highs only reaching the low 40s. Sunshine is expected for Monday, but overnight lows will dip into the low 20s, continuing the cold trend.
