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Minimal
impact for most this afternoon, far north still dealing with additional icing.
The
freezing line extends east-west from Lebanon to Saco. It may inch north 10 miles
or so this afternoon, then settle a bit after dusk. Along the western Maine
border temps may creep a degree or two above freezing after midnight. Showers of
freezing rain or mist will dry up south by dusk, not until 11PM far north.
Therefore less than 1/10” additional ice will accrete south of Route 2,
1/10”-1/4” north to Jackman to Greeneville, and another 1/4” north of that zone.
Winds again not a concern.
The
next dose of rain will cross the southern threshold around 5AM tomorrow,
advancing across the remainder of the service area by mid morning. Many towns
inland will still be near the freezing mark thereafter some glazing is likely,
however should not exceed 1/10”. Unlike today temps will slowly rise tomorrow
while the rain falls. From Coburn’s Gore to Greenville a light mix of
snow/sleet/freezing rain will launch, blending to light snow by early afternoon.
This demarcation will settle south after dusk
Monday night, ending a snow for all but the coast, a coating to 1”. A hard
freeze will set in Monday night, persisting through at least
Christmas.
de·mar·ca·tion also de·mar·ka·tion (d
mär-k
sh
n)
mär-kshn)
1. The setting or marking of boundaries or
limits.
2. A separation; a
distinction
I added the above definition as I
did not know the explanation:( (rufe)
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