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Joe Lundberg

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Joe Lundberg

Senior meteorologist Joe Lundberg from AccuWeather discussed the upcoming snowstorm, predicting 4-6 inches of snow for southern Maine, with higher amounts in the mountains. Winter storm warnings are in effect for inland York County and Western New Hampshire. The snow is expected to start around 6-7 PM and end before daybreak, causing slow travel due to low overnight temperatures in the 20s. Temperatures will hover around freezing for the next few days, with potential snow or flurries on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Lundberg confirmed the groundhog’s prediction of six more weeks of winter.

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