All eyes are on a storm that will move in from the south and arrive on Monday. This low pressure system has a strong chance of bringing significant snowfall and mixed precipitation to portions of the state.

There has been uncertainty with this system for several days. Initially, there were two distinct paths this system could take as it travels up the east coast. While there’s still some uncertainty, the storm looks like it will track along the Maine coast and potentially just west — over the middle of the state.

Most of the state will see snow, especially in the mountains and areas north of Bangor. Along the southern coast, milder air will likely bring a mix of snow and rain. There is also a good chance for periods of strong winds and coastal flooding.

The storm looks like it will move into southern Maine overnight Sunday into Monday. During the morning hours Monday, this system will bring snow showers to western and southern locations. By the afternoon, snow will become more widespread across the state. Milder air in the afternoon will change the precipitation to rain along the coast. 

The low will track away from Maine and into the maritimes overnight Monday.