A winter storm is expected to hit southern Maine, bringing 3 to 6 inches of snow along with icy conditions. The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for parts of Maine, with the storm set to start by mid-morning and continue into the evening. Governor Janet Mills announced that state offices would close early to ensure safety during the messy afternoon commute. Many school districts, courthouses, libraries, and municipal offices across southern Maine have also announced closures. Parking bans will be in effect in several cities until Friday morning. The Maine Emergency Management Agency is working with other agencies to monitor the storm and keep residents safe. Stay updated on the latest developments as the storm progresses.
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