Caribou, ME –Caribou will see the end of snow showers by Thursday morning, signaling a shift toward more typical spring conditions. Light snow has been falling overnight, but it will clear out by the early hours of Thursday, making way for sunnier skies and temperatures climbing into the mid-40s. Despite the snow clearing out, a slight chill will remain as winds from the west pick up, reaching 10-15 mph.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday will see mostly sunny skies with temperatures peaking at 45°F. The day will remain dry, offering a break from the snow and making it a great time for outdoor activities. Overnight, temperatures will dip to 25°F, and the forecast predicts clear skies continuing into the weekend.
The extended forecast shows spring-like conditions continuing throughout the week. Friday will bring more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures, reaching 47°F. By Saturday, there is a chance for light snow again, with a 60% chance of precipitation, though it’s expected to be brief.
Residents should be aware that roads may still be slick this morning due to the overnight snow, so caution is advised for early commuters. As spring settles in, Caribou will experience milder weather, with Sunday and Monday expected to remain chilly but drier, with highs between 50°F and 55°F.
Stay updated on local forecasts for any additional changes as the weather continues to shift toward more seasonal conditions.
