Charlie Lopresti

As we lose the sun's radiation this evening, snow should start to stick hills/mountains, Central Maine and near Penobscot Bay. Here's an estimate on timing and amounts. https://t.co/nZbpAzD6fr

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It's another wintry mix changing to rain and drizzle this weekend. The best parts of the weekend will be Saturday morning and more so Sunday afternoon. Here's an estimate on precip type and timing. https://t.co/WDRNAVwOWi

Friday should be the nicest day of the next several. Another round of wintry mix to rain arrives Saturday and extends into Sunday morning. https://t.co/vEwbKCpqf2

Portland has received measurable precip every day for the last 6 days. That has only happened two other times in March or April over the past 25 years. I'm happy to report we'll get a break with bright and mild conditions Friday. Don't get too comfortable though... https://t.co/onyKdT4FFU

First flakes should be 9PM to midnight. Expect a change to sleet, freezing rain, and rain overnight. Most of southern and coastal should be above freezing with rain for the Thursday AM commute. Problem posts with lingering icing should be hills/mountains, and Central Maine. https://t.co/hE2nZCnnT7

Most snow, sleet, and freezing rain will move through Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. Southern and coastal areas should be transitioning to rain for the Thursday AM commute. Here's an estimate on type and timing. https://t.co/rabzuAaqvy

Another round of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and rain will arrive Wednesday night. Most frozen and freezing precip will be Wednesday night through early Thursday morning. https://t.co/Fxhh7oYYQN

We all could use some sunshine after the recent gloomy stretch. Two bright days are on tap Tuesday and Wednesday. Another wintry mix to rain will arrive early Thursday morning. https://t.co/8oV2qJYv3e

11AM temperature roundup. Temps are climbing above freezing south and coast. Freezing rain and freezing drizzle will continue inland and mountains where temps remain at or below freezing. https://t.co/fsDAR2UiFp

Temps are climbing above freezing between 4000' and 8000' above this morning. Surface temps remaining at or below freezing will result in freezing rain and freezing drizzle today. Ice will be the focus. The coast will be first to warm above freezing. https://t.co/jQ9url83Pb

Good morning. Temps will remain a little bit below freezing for most of the region this morning. Precip type should be mostly sleet and freezing rain for the next several hours. https://t.co/6OHO1f2WqT

Precip type Saturday will be mostly snow and sleet. Sunday will feature sleet, light freezing rain, and freezing drizzle. Here's an estimate on the timing and type. https://t.co/CoDQqS1Mqx

Here's an estimate of snow/sleet accumulations through Saturday. Combo of this snow and some icing on top, may produce some outages by late weekend. https://t.co/wiMlKiJQxN

JUST IN: A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for portions of our area until 3/29 8:00PM. Head to https://t.co/FZxOatRyca for the latest updates. @WGME https://t.co/yUPM03Bv0S

Here's the first 7:00 sunset of 2025. https://t.co/KtcTls7JIu

The worst part is knowing how close the warmth will come on Saturday. Temps will be in the upper 70s only 300 miles to our southwest. Here in Maine, most snow and sleet should fall during the morning hours Saturday. https://t.co/pEolkKzIce