Overview
- Low pressure sliding in from Canada Saturday night is expected to spread precipitation across Maine and interior New Hampshire through Sunday.
- Forecasters now expect a weaker but colder setup that increases the chance of wintry weather away from the coast.
- Along the immediate coast and in southern areas, sleet or freezing rain may start the day before a likely change to plain rain by midday Sunday.
- Farther inland, snow and sleet are favored early with a possible period of freezing rain if near-surface cold persists.
- Mountains and far northern Maine are likely to see mainly snow with light to moderate accumulations before the system exits Sunday night, followed by a breezier, cooler Monday.