A snowstorm will hit Maine Sunday morning and transition to sleet and freezing rain over the course of the day, making roads slippery and driving potentially treacherous, according to CBS 13 Chief Meteorologist Charlie Lopresti.
Lopresti forecast 1-3 inches of snow along the coast in places like Kittery, Portland, Rockland and Bar Harbor, with locations farther inland — including Lewiston and Bangor — likely to get 2-4 inches before the precipitation turns to sleet and rain.
Sunday’s snow should bring #Portland over 60″ for the season. The city normally gets around 62″ annually. Enjoy Saturday? Looks like a beautiful start to the weekend. pic.twitter.com/R24mLEpz2L
— Charlie Lopresti (@CharlieWGME) March 8, 2019
The mountains, where the precipitation will likely stay snow, will get 3-6 inches, according to Lopresti.
But the good news will come Monday, when Mainers are expected to wake up to clear skies and temperatures will rise into the 40s.
