Heavy Snow Expected for Bangor + Downeast Areas Friday

Much of Maine could see another foot of snow pile up after a winter storm moves into the state, Thursday into Friday.

Another week, another round of snow for much of Maine. The National Weather Service is watching another winter storm that could bring a foot of snow to much of Maine. The storm is expected to begin Thursday afternoon as rain mixed with snow in the Bangor and Downeast areas, transitioning to all snow throughout the overnight hours. Snow is expected throughout the day Friday, winding down in the evening.

Forecasters say: "There is still a lot of uncertainty on where the front will stall -- over land, or over water, so expect to see changes in the location of where the heaviest snowfall is expected." Early predictions show the Bangor and Downeast areas picking up another foot of heavy, wet, snow. The Topsfield area could see a repeat of last week's nor'easter, with 12-18 inches of new snowfall expected.

Winter Storm Warnings, Advisories, and Watches have been issued throughout the state ahead of the storm.

We will update this article with further forecast changes when they become available.

Get breaking weather alerts on our app.

Enter your number to get our free mobile app

25 Essentials to Keep in Your Vehicle During the Winter Months

It pays to be prepared for any situation when driving in Maine during the winter.

15 Astonishing Natural Wonders Of Maine

Here are some of the bewildering and incredible sights of the natural world you can find here in Maine. How many places on the list have you visited or seen?

15 Must-Have Items For Ice Fishing Season In Maine

Ice fishing is an excellent way to embrace the cold winter months in Maine. It will get you outdoors for some fresh air, it's family friendly, and a successful day could yield a tasty dinner. If you're new to the sport, we put together a list of gear you'll need for a fun, comfortable, and successful day on the ice. Some of these items are more essential than others. Some gear may not be essential at all, depending on how you plan to fish. Again, the items we listed are geared towards those who are new to ice fishing.

Before we get to the list, remember to dress appropriately for the cold weather. We didn't put warm outerwear on the list, but it's definitely a must-have. Dressing in layers is important to ensure you're warm enough throughout the day on the ice. If you start getting too warm, you can simply take a layer off. Hand warmers are also worth packing.