Snowfall totals in Maine on Christmas Eve 2024
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Snowfall totals in Maine on Christmas Eve 2024

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The Christmas Eve winter storm brought enough snow to Maine to ensure that many people in the state will experience a white Christmas. According to the National Weather Service, there must be at least an inch of snow on the ground on Christmas Day for it to be considered a white Christmas. It doesn’t have to actively fall on Christmas for it to count. The accumulation may be from previous snow events, but it must be at least 1 inch total. The latest Maine snowfall totals from the Weather Service are listed below by county: Androscoggin County, Sabattus – 8.0 inches, Lewiston – 4.5 inches, Auburn – 4.0 inches, Aroostook County, Houlton – 3.5 inches, Castle Hill – 2, 8″Fort Fairfield – 2.0″Caribou – 2.0″Madawaska – 1.7″Fort Kent – 1.5″Saint Francis – 1.5 inchesCumberland CountyBridgton – 3.5 inchesBrunswick – 2.8 inchesFreeport – 2.5 inchesCumberland – 2.1 inchesGorham – 1.4 inchesFranklin CountyStratton – 6.0 inchesHancock CountyDedham – 8.0 inchesProspect Harbor – 8.0 inchesGreat Pond – 8.0 inchesOrland – 7.2 inchesLamoine – 6.5 inchesOtis – 6.3 inchesSeawall – 5.5 inchesSurry – 5.5 inchesKennebec CountyChina – 7.4 inchesAugusta – 5.5 inchesGardiner – 4.1 inchesKnox CountyHope – 4.0 inchesOxford CountyLovell – 5.5 inchesOtisfield – 4.4 inchesDixfield – 4 .0 inchesBryant Pond – 4.0 inchesBrownfield – 4.0 InchPenobscot CountyDexter – 9.1 inBangor – 8.3 inBradford – 8.0 inCorinna – 7.5 in Corinth – 6.0 inGarland – 6.0 inHampden – 5.3 inGlenburn – 5.0 inSherman – 5.0 inOld Town – 4.0″ Piscataquis CountySangerville – 12.0″Parkman – 12.0 inchesAtkinson – 10.0 inchesWellington – 10.0 inchesDover-Foxcroft – 9.7 inchesWilliamsburg – 9.0 inchesGuilford – 7.5 inchesAbbot – 6.5 inchesGreenville – 5.7 inchesSagadahoc CountyTopsham – 2.5 inchesSomerset CountyCornville – 8.0 inchesSkowhegan – 6.0 inchesWaldo CountyMonroe – 5.0 inchesWashington CountyEastport – 7.3 inchesCutler – 5.0 inchesBaileyville – 3.0 inchesYork CountyLimington – 1.8 inchesWaterboro – 1.5 inches EDITOR’S NOTE – The National Weather Service had no snowfall totals for Lincoln County as of 2 p.m. Tuesday. Related content:

PORTLAND, Maine –

The Christmas Eve winter storm brought enough snow to Maine to ensure that many people in the state will have a white Christmas.

According to the National Weather Service, there must be at least an inch of snow on the ground on Christmas Day for it to be considered a white Christmas.

It doesn’t have to actively fall on Christmas for it to count. The accumulation may be from previous snow events, but must be at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) total.

The latest snowfall totals in Maine from the Weather Service are listed below by county:

Androscoggin County

  • Sabattus – 8.0 inches
  • Lewiston – 4.5 inches
  • Auburn – 4.0 inches

Aroostook County

  • Houlton – 3.5 inches
  • Castle Hill – 2.8 inches
  • Fort Fairfield – 2.0 inches
  • Caribou – 2.0 inches
  • Madawaska – 1.7 inches
  • Fort Kent – ​​1.5 inches
  • Saint Francis – 1.5 inches

Cumberland County

  • Bridgton – 3.5 inches
  • Brunswick – 2.8 inches
  • Freeport – 2.5 inches
  • Cumberland – 2.1 inches
  • Gorham – 1.4 inches

Franklin County

Hancock County

  • Dedham – 8.0 inches
  • Prospect Harbor – 8.0 inches
  • Large Pond – 8.0 inches
  • Orlando – 7.2 inches
  • Lamoine – 6.5 inches
  • Otis – 6.3 inches
  • Seawall – 5.5 inches
  • Surry – 5.5 inches

Kennebec County

  • China – 7.4 inches
  • Augusta – 5.5 inches
  • Curtainer – 4.1 inches

Knox County

Oxford County

  • Lovell – 5.5 inches
  • Otisfield – 4.4 inches
  • Dixfield – 4.0 inches
  • Bryant Pond – 4.0 inches
  • Brownfield – 4.0 inches

Penobscot County

  • Dexter – 9.1 inches
  • Bangor – 8.3 inches
  • Bradford – 8.0 inches
  • Corinna – 7.5 inches
  • Corinth – 6.0 inches
  • Garland – 6.0 inches
  • Hampden – 5.3 inches
  • Glenburn – 5.0 inches
  • Sherman – 5.0 inches
  • Old Town – 4.0 inches

Piscataquis County

  • Sangerville – 12.0 inches
  • Parkman – 12.0 inches
  • Atkinson – 10.0 inches
  • Wellington – 10.0 inches
  • Dover Foxcroft – 9.7 inches
  • Williamsburg – 9.0 inches
  • Guilford – 7.5 inches
  • Abbot – 6.5 inches
  • Greenville – 5.7 inches

Sagadahoc County

Somerset County

  • Cornville – 8.0 inches
  • Skowhegan – 6.0 inches

Waldo County

Washington County

  • Eastport – 7.3 inches
  • Cutlery – 5.0 inches
  • Baileyville – 3.0 inches

York County

  • Limington – 1.8 inches
  • Waterboro – 1.5 inches

EDITOR’S NOTE – The National Weather Service did not have a snow total for Lincoln County as of 2 p.m. Tuesday.

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