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As seen in: WGME-TV (Portland, ME), Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME), Our Community Now, WPFO-TV (Portland, ME)
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What kind of winter storm impacts will Mainers see from this storm? Original

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By Emily Santom Verified
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
PORTLAND (WGME) – The Weather Prediction Center has updated its Winter Storm Severity Index map. Maine will see several impacts through Friday and Saturday. Along the coastline, there will be moderate winter storm impacts. Shifting inland, there will be widespread major impacts. Some hotspots are seeing extreme impacts for large amounts of heavy, wet snow. But what do each of these impacts mean? Minor winter storm impacts involve winter driving conditions. Use caution when hitting the road.
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Thursday morning will be wet; snow may develop inland Maine

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By Emily Santom Verified
| Our Community Now
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Maine weather: Thursday morning will be wet; snow may develop inland

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By Emily SantomWgme, Emily Santom Verified
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
Expect lots of clouds on Wednesday with an occasional break of sun. Most areas will be in the 50s, but the coastline will cool down quicker than the coastline towards this afternoon due to a southerly onshore wind. Clouds will be dominate Wednesday before turning wet towards the evening commute hours. This next system will be mostly overnight into Thursday, bringing rain to most and wet snow farther north.
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