Winter Weather in Lincoln, Maine
Winter Weather February 17, 2024 · Lincoln, Maine
What the National Weather Service wrote
Snow squalls arrived at the Midcoast during the late afternoon on the 17th. The Wiscasset Airport reported visibility dropping to one quarter mile and local webcams showed gusty winds accompanying the snow. The squalls lasted about 20 minutes at any given location before conditions improved. Snowfall amounts were generally less than 1 inch.
The wider storm
Early on the 17th a coastal storm passed well south of New England, with light snow just barely reaching southern New Hampshire. A trailing shortwave trough drove a strong cold front through the Saint Lawrence River Valley early in the morning. The cold front crossed the international border and into western Maine after sunrise on the 17th. As daytime heating increased the low level instability, snow showers along the front became more organized and a broken band of snow squalls swept towards the Mid-coast during the afternoon.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1152752. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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