Much colder temps to move into Maine
Storm could bring rain, snow, mixed precipitation Monday
Updated: 8:06 AM EST Nov 12, 2014
Matt Zidle
The arctic blast that has hit much of the country will arrive in Maine Wednesday night into Thursday.With clearing skies, low temperatures will dip into the 20s and 30s.Track temperatures hour-by-hourHigh temperatures on Thursday will be in the 40s.Meteorologist Matt Zidle said low pressure developing along a cold front off the mid-Atlantic may brush the area with some light snow or snow showers Thursday night into Friday morning.Track snow showers hour-by-hourThe storm system will bring in blustery and colder conditions, with highs in the 30s to low 40s on Friday.Saturday will be mostly sunny, but highs will only get into the 30s.Watch latest video forecastClouds will increase on Sunday, with highs struggling to reach 40.Low pressure moving up the East Coast could bring rain, mixed precipitation or snow to the area on Monday.The track of the storm will determine the type of precipitation.Highs on Monday will be in the 30s to about 40 degrees.Even colder air may move in for the middle of next week, when highs will only reach the 20s and 30s.As we transition into winter, download the WMTW Maine's Total Weather App to get the latest video forecasts, radar and weather alerts.
The arctic blast that has hit much of the country will arrive in Maine Wednesday night into Thursday.
With clearing skies, low temperatures will dip into the 20s and 30s.
Track temperatures hour-by-hour
High temperatures on Thursday will be in the 40s.
Meteorologist Matt Zidle said low pressure developing along a cold front off the mid-Atlantic may brush the area with some light snow or snow showers Thursday night into Friday morning.
Track snow showers hour-by-hour
The storm system will bring in blustery and colder conditions, with highs in the 30s to low 40s on Friday.
Saturday will be mostly sunny, but highs will only get into the 30s.
Watch latest video forecast
Clouds will increase on Sunday, with highs struggling to reach 40.
Low pressure moving up the East Coast could bring rain, mixed precipitation or snow to the area on Monday.
The track of the storm will determine the type of precipitation.
Highs on Monday will be in the 30s to about 40 degrees.
Even colder air may move in for the middle of next week, when highs will only reach the 20s and 30s.
As we transition into winter, download the WMTW Maine's Total Weather App to get the latest video forecasts, radar and weather alerts.