Caribou, ME – Snow showers and patchy blowing snow are forecasted across northern Maine through Thursday, potentially impacting travel and outdoor plans. Gusty winds and low visibility may create hazardous conditions on local roadways, including Route 1.
According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, snow is likely through tonight, with 1 to 2 inches of accumulation expected by Thursday morning. Winds gusting up to 32 mph may lead to blowing snow and reduced visibility, particularly in open areas.
Thursday’s forecast includes a high of 32°F, with patchy blowing snow continuing until late morning. By evening, skies will clear slightly, with lows dipping to 20°F. Drivers are urged to allow extra travel time and keep emergency kits on hand in case of unexpected delays.
Looking ahead, Friday is expected to be partly sunny with calmer winds and a high of 31°F, offering a brief reprieve from snowy conditions. However, a chance of light snow returns Saturday evening, with minor accumulations possible into Sunday morning.
Residents should monitor local weather updates for changes and prepare for potentially icy conditions over the weekend. The extended outlook predicts dry weather Sunday afternoon, making it a good opportunity for travel or outdoor activities.
Stay tuned to the National Weather Service for the latest information and alerts, and exercise caution on the roads.
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