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Arctic Blast Hits Maine With Snow Squalls, 35 mph Gusts and Subzero Wind Chills

Forecasters warn of dangerous wind chills during an Arctic surge over Maine.

Overview

  • Northwest winds gusting up to 35 mph accompany the Arctic front Thursday afternoon and evening.
  • Brief snow squalls could trigger isolated whiteouts and flash-freeze spots on roads.
  • Temperatures drop rapidly from the upper 30s into the teens and 20s overnight.
  • Wind chills fall to about 8 below near the coast and 15 to 25 below in northern Maine.
  • Friday turns partly sunny but stays frigid, with scattered snow showers and some rain–snow mixing possible this weekend and another chance of wintry precipitation by midweek.