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Significant winter storm to impact interior areas, gusty wind for the coast

11/26/2018

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Winter Storm Warning posted for the interior

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A quick update to Sunday's post on a few minor details. Timing of the storm remains on course with conditions deteriorating Monday evening over western areas and continuing overnight into eastern and northern areas. This is mainly a rain event for the shorelines, although a few flakes may mix in. The main slug of precipitation tapers Tuesday afternoon over southern and eastern areas, but snow showers will persist over western and northern areas through Wednesday, and for the mountains into early Thursday.
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Wind is going to be the main concern for the coast as the storm approaches the region Monday night into Tuesday. Areas west of Penobscot Bay should see the wind begin to diminish by noon Tuesday, east by mid to late Tuesday afternoon. 
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Snow map revised to show full duration totals with a some minor tweaks. I am still on board with no accumulation for the shoreline towns and cities, but the gradient levels will increase sharply over the interior.
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All in all a healthy snow event for the north country, which is great news for winter weather enthusiasts.

For the latest official forecasts, bulletins and advisories, please check in with the National Weather Service in Gray for western and southern areas, or Caribou for northern and eastern parts of Maine.

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