Thursday saw a wet storm system move across the state, dumping nearly a foot of snow in some western Maine regions while bringing rain to much of central, coastal and eastern Maine.
Here’s Thursday’s snow totals as of 1 p.m.:
Androscoggin County
Livermore: 7 inches
Turner: 3 inches
Mechanic Falls: 2 inches
Auburn: 1.5 inches
Lewiston: 1.5 inches
Aroostook County
Saint Pamphile: 8 inches
Sherman: 8 inches
Houlton: 4 inches
Caribou: 3.5 inches
Fort Kent: 2 inches
Presque Isle: 2 inches
Cumberland County
Sebago: 1.7 inches
Gray: 1.5 inches
Cumberland Center: 1 inch
Franklin County
Carrabassett Valley: 11.5 inches
Temple: 11 inches
Farmington: 10 inches
Rangeley: 8 inches
Hancock County
East Surry: 0.2 inches
Kennebec County
Vienna: 8.5 inches
Farmingdale: 3.5 inches
Readfield: 3 inches
Oxford County
Hartford: 6.3 inches
Albany Township: 5 inches
Bethel: 4.2 inches
Norway: 4 inches
Penobscot County
Charleston: 4 inches
Dexter: 2.5 inches
Millinocket: 2 inches
Corinna: 2 inches
Hampden: 1 inch
Bangor: 0.4 inches
Piscataquis County
Shirley: 10 inches
Greenville: 9 inches
Dover-Foxcroft: 7.8 inches
Guilford: 5.5 inches
Somerset County
North New Portland: 9 inches
Embden: 8 inches
Norridgewock: 7 inches
Palmyra: 2.3 inches
Washington County
Meddybemps: 2.3 inches
Vanceboro: 2 inches
Robbinston: 0.9 inches
York County
Cornish: 1.5 inches
Limington: 1 inch
