"Nor'easter Threatens Maine and New Hampshire with April Snowstorm and Power Outages"
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A significant spring storm is expected to hit Maine, bringing heavy, wet snow, power outages, and high winds from Wednesday night through early Friday. The storm is forecasted to bring over a foot of snow to most areas, with some regions possibly seeing 18 inches or more. Strong winds, near blizzard conditions, and low visibility are expected on Thursday morning. The storm is expected to gradually weaken by Friday, with rain and snow showers continuing into Saturday. However, after the storm passes, Maine is expected to have sunny and mild weather for the upcoming solar eclipse.
- April storm to bring a foot or more of snow and power outages to Maine WGME
- Maine: Nor'easter to dump heavy snow across state WMTW Portland
- Is It a Blizzard? A Nor'easter? And What's the Difference? The New York Times
- Midweek storm has potential for heavy snow, rain, power outages Press Herald
- A foot of snow in April? Storm may hit Seacoast NH, Maine hard, especially inland towns Seacoastonline.com
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