winter storm

For the third time this month a significant winter storm is approaching northern Maine.

With a major March snowstorm bearing down on Maine this week, it looks like much of Aroostook County could dodge the worst of the late winter blast.

A major Nor'easter snow storm will reach into Aroostook County and western New Brunswick Thursday afternoon bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds and blowing snow.

Another winter storm is bearing down on Aroostook County as the new year gets underway, bringing with it significant snowfall, sleet and freezing rain Tuesday night and Wednesday.

A major winter storm is expected to hit northern and central Maine late Thursday, dumping up to a foot of snow by the time it winds down Friday.

On the heels of a wet and windy January thaw, the National Weather Service says a winter storm could dump more than a foot of snow on northern Maine beginning Tuesday night.

The National Weather Service office in Caribou has issued a winter storm warning for much of northern Maine from Thursday morning through late Thursday night.

After one day to recover from Sunday's snowstorm, another blast of winter will hit northern Maine and western New Brunswick on Tuesday.

With so many powerful snowstorms hitting the region lately, it may be hard to believe that Caribou has received only 7.3 inches of snow this month. But that will change with another storm moving across the state.

One of the biggest snowstorms this winter will hit Maine on Tuesday and continue into Wednesday, with blizzard conditions possible in southern areas.