
January Blizzard: Get snowfall totals for all of Maine
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January Blizzard: Get snowfall totals for all of Maine
Saturday’s northeast brought heavy snowfall, high winds and blizzard conditions to much of Maine. As the wind makes it difficult to measure the snow, some snowfall reports are coming in and will be updated as new ones come in. the latest totals from the National Weather Service. Unlisted counties have yet to report totals. 9.4 inEast Baldwin: 7.0 inPownal: 6.1 in Franklin CountyNew Sharon: 4.0 inHancock CountyEllsworth: 12.0 in Tremont: 11.0 inSeawall: 10.0 in East Surry: 9.5 in Kennebec CountyVassalboro: 12.80 inChina: 9.60 inLitchfield: 9.0 inFarmingdale: 8.9 inRandolphomas County: 7.9 County: 7.0 inRandolph County: 12.0 inTenants Harbour: 8.0 in Lincoln CountyBremen: 10.5 in Waldoboro: 9.5 in Bristol: 8.5 in Damariscotta: 8.0 in Union: 8.0 in Jefferson: 7.0 in Oxford CountyOxford: 5.0 in Penobscot CountyHermon: 13.5 in Carmel: 12.0 in Glenburn: 11.2 in Bangor: 11.0 in Hampden: 9.8 in Holden: 8.0 in Sagadahoc County Topsham: 11.0 in Woolwich: 8.0 in Somerset County Palmyra: 8.0 in Waldo County Knox: 12.0 in Belmont: 9.5 at Washington CountyRoque Bluffs: 17.0 at Eastport: 14.0 at Edmunds: 14.0 at Perry: 11.0 at East Machias: 10.0 at York CountyOld Orchard Beach: 14.8 at Sanford : 12.0 Saco: 10.5 at Hollis: 8.8 at Limerick: 6.5 at South Eliot: 6.3 at Kennebunkport: 6.0 at Cape Nedd ick: 6.0 inches Shapleigh: 3.0 inches
Saturday’s northeast brought heavy snowfall, high winds and blizzard conditions to much of Maine.
As the wind makes it difficult to measure snow, some snowfall reports are coming in and will be updated as new ones come in.
Check out some of the latest National Weather Service totals. Unlisted counties have yet to report totals.
Androscoggin County
- Lisbon Falls: 9.5″
- Lewiston: 7.5 inches
Aroostook County
- Caribou: 7.0″
- Ashland: 6.0 inches
Cumberland County
- Braunschweig: 18.0″
- Free port: 13.5 inches
- Yarmouth: 13.0″
- Falmouth: 12.1 inches
- Gorham: 11.0 inches
- Cape Elizabeth: 10.0″
- New Gloucester: 9.4 inches
- East Baldwin: 7.0 inches
- Power: 6.1 inches
Franklin County
Hancock County
- Ellsworth: 12.0 inches
- Tremont: 11.0″
- Dam: 10.0″
- Surry East: 9.5 inches
Kennebec County
- Vassalboro: 12.80″
- China: 9.60 inches
- Litchfield: 9.0″
- Farmingdale: 8.9 inches
- Randolph: 7.0 inches
Knox County
- Thomaston: 12.0 inches
- Tenant Port: 8.0″
Lincoln County
- Bremen: 10.5 inches
- Waldoboro: 9.5 inches
- Card stock: 8.5 inches
- Damariscotta: 8.0″
- Union: 8.0″
- Jefferson: 7.0 inches
Oxford County
Penobscot County
- Hermon: 13.5 inches
- Carmel: 12.0 inches
- Glenburn: 11.2 inches
- Bangor: 11.0 inches
- Hamden: 9.8 inches
- Holden: 8.0 inches
Sagadahoc County
- Topsham: 11.0″
- Woolwich: 8.0 inches
County of Somerset
Waldo County
- Knox: 12.0″
- Belmont: 9.5 inches
Washington County
- Castling Bluffs: 17.0″
- Eastport: 14.0 inches
- Edmunds: 14.0 inches
- Perry: 11.0″
- East Machias: 10.0 in
York County
- Old Orchard Range: 14.8 inches
- Sanford: 12.0
- Bag: 10.5 inches
- Hollis: 8.8″
- Limerick: 6.5 inches
- South Eliot: 6.3 inches
- Kennebunkport: 6.0 inches
- Cape Neddick: 6.0 inches
- Shape: 3.0 inches