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Early Winter Weather Dumps Heavy Snow on Parts of Maine

Early Winter Weather Dumps Heavy Snow on Parts of Maine

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Parts of Maine have received their first significant snowfall of the season.

The National Weather Service Rangeley received 5 inches, Bethel 2.8 inches, and Jackman 2.1 inches.

Police reported several accidents on slippery roads.

Officials said snow will continue through the afternoon across northern regions. Higher elevations will see the greatest accumulations.

Another round of precipitation is on tap for the weekend. That weather system could cause freezing rain and a wintry mix in the mountains.

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