"Maine Prepares for April Nor'easter with Heavy Snow and Strong Winds"

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Maine is preparing for a prolonged nor'easter expected to bring wet, heavy snow, gusty winds, and potential power outages from Wednesday through Friday. Coastal areas will see a mix of rain and snow before transitioning to all snow, while inland regions brace for substantial snowfall. Heightened winds will lead to blowing and drifting snow, causing whiteout conditions and reduced visibility for drivers. Minor coastal flooding and beach erosion are also possible, with the storm expected to weaken on Friday accompanied by persistent strong winds.
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- Is It a Blizzard? A Nor'easter? And What's the Difference? The New York Times
- April nor'easter could bring 12 or more inches of snow to parts of Maine Press Herald
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