UPDATE: Maine is experiencing significant snowfall today, with reports confirming up to 17 inches accumulating overnight. Residents across the state are advised to stay safe as conditions continue to develop.
The highest totals were recorded in Cumberland County, where Freeport saw an impressive 17.0 inches of snow. In Androscoggin County, Lisbon reported 16.8 inches, closely followed by Auburn at 16.5 inches.
Snowfall reports indicate a dramatic impact on local travel and daily activities. Authorities urge caution on the roads, as many areas are experiencing difficult driving conditions. The heavy snow is expected to continue throughout the day, with additional accumulation likely.
Additional notable snowfall totals include:
– Durham: 15.0 inches
– Lewiston: 15.0 inches
– Greene: 13.7 inches
– Woolwich: 13.0 inches
In Cumberland County, Gray recorded 12.8 inches, while Pownal saw 12.0 inches. Other significant amounts include Brunswick at 11.8 inches and Windham at 11.0 inches.
As residents dig out from this winter storm, community members are reminded to check on neighbors, especially the elderly and those with mobility challenges. The Maine Emergency Management Agency has issued alerts for potential disruptions in power and services.
Next steps: Weather forecasts indicate that snowfall may continue into the evening, so residents should stay informed through local news outlets and weather channels.
For real-time updates, check our interactive map and stay tuned for further developments on this winter weather event. Your safety is paramount, and local officials are on high alert.
Share this urgent news with friends and family to keep everyone informed!