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Slick commute Thursday morning, Arctic air to end the week

Snow returns just in time to coat most roads for the morning commute. The Arctic front passes and a bitter cold blast is back for Valentine's Day and the weekend.

MAINE, USA — The pattern of quick-moving snow storms continues this week as our next storm passes through. I feel like a broken record now that we're halfway through February, but here it goes again:

No, this won't be a blockbuster storm. It will, however, have an impact on today's travel...especially this morning.

MORNING:

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MIDDAY:

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AFTERNOON/EVENING:

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The snow will be steadiest this morning with occasional heavier bursts. Temps will be right around 32 so it will be sticking to untreated roads making them very slippery. By the middle of the day, the storm will be sliding out to sea, snow will taper and end early in the afternoon. Later this evening, even though the steady snow will be long gone, an Arctic front will spark a few snow squalls. Be alert, driving conditions could get briefly tough in a few communities.

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The totals from this storm aren't all that high. In fact, it looks like most Mainers will only see a few inches.

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