"Nor'easter Bypasses Southern Maine, Little Snow Expected"

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A nor'easter is expected to bypass Maine, with only a coating up to an inch of snow in far southern areas, while the rest of the state will remain mostly snow-free. Colder temperatures are forecast for the week, with a chance of snow on Thursday night. Coastal flooding is possible at the high tide on Tuesday afternoon. Valentine's Day will be frigid and blustery, with temperatures only reaching the 20s and gusty winds making it feel even colder. A round of snow is expected late Thursday into Friday morning, followed by quieter but chilly conditions over the weekend.
- Whiffed: Nor'easter to bypass Maine completely to the south WGME
- Tuesday storm downgraded, little if any snow expected in southern Maine NewsCenterMaine.com WCSH-WLBZ
- Snowstorm targeting southern Maine on Tuesday Press Herald
- Snow Trending South. Turning Windy The Next Few Days WABI
- Storm misses Maine today WMTW Portland
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