Bowerbank, ME – Residents in Maine should brace for a blustery weekend as snow showers return Saturday night, accompanied by gusty winds and frigid conditions. Temperatures are expected to dip into the teens, with a high of only 21 degrees Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, a small low-pressure system will pass through the region Sunday morning, bringing a 70% chance of snow showers. Accumulations could result in slippery roads, particularly along Route 6 and surrounding rural areas. Drivers are urged to use caution and plan ahead for delays.
Saturday will start clear but cold, with wind chill values dipping as low as -2°F. Conditions will remain calm during the day before clouds increase Saturday night, signaling the arrival of snow showers. Sunday’s snowfall may taper off by the evening, leaving mostly cloudy skies and a low near 15°F.
Looking ahead, Monday brings another chance of snow showers in the afternoon, with a high near 31°F. A stronger frontal system midweek could lead to rain transitioning to snow on Wednesday, as temperatures hover in the mid-30s. Travel conditions may worsen again by midweek due to slick roads.
Residents should prepare for rapidly changing conditions by monitoring local forecasts and ensuring winter safety kits are in vehicles. Stay updated with alerts to avoid potential hazards during commutes or outdoor activities.
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