Snow will continue for parts of northern and central Maine this evening, with an additional 2-4 inches possible. Total snowfall may approach 3-6 inches from Lewiston to Augusta through the midcoast.

Another couple quiet days of weather is expected in Maine before our next round of snow brings a messy Thursday morning commute. Another more significant storm is in the cards for the weekend.

The snow — between 5 and 10 inches in most of southern Maine, with totals over a foot in the state's far north — eventually changed to sleet and freezing rain in coastal and southern areas.

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With a Lewiston Sun Journal ... Just another day for a snow fighter. The Maine Department of Transportation has roughly 400 trucks in its fleet and is responsible for plowing about 8,400 miles ...

Brown-tinted snow coated a small Maine town on Tuesday, sending residents into a fury after local officials warned the discolored flakes could cause skin irritation. Rumford town officials urged ...

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BANGOR, Maine ... as snow falls. “We start in the morning; we get our material. Salt, sand salt, whatever your run calls for, and then we go out to our specific areas, and we start plowing ...

Say it ain't snow for one city in Maine. The city of Caribou in the northern part of the state set a new record on Monday for the longest stretch of having at least an inch of snow on the ground.