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Good afternoon! *Tonight into tomorrow morning, expect precipitation to move in from the southwest to the northeast. Rain Downeast, with a period of freezing rain expected in portions of the Central Highland and northern Maine regions. As a result, slick travel is expected during the morning hours. Remember to slow down and allow plenty of room between you and the car ahead of you, especially during this busy travel week. *Freezing rain changes over to rain by Wednesday afternoon, and rain continues into Thursday. There is a chance for some snow to occur around Moosehead Lake into the North Woods, but not anticipating snowfall accumulations over an inch. Breezy conditions. *Cutoff low-pressure system moves through on Thursday, which is favorable for some snow showers in the north. These snow showers could become heavy for periods of time, and reduce visibility. For more information, please visit weather.gov/car

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