Mainers across the state spent Tuesday morning digging out from an early spring snowstorm.
The storm moved into the state mid-day Monday, blanketing Maine with wet, heavy snow.
But it may not stick around for long with temperatures set to climb back above freezing for the next few days. So before it’s gone, let’s take a look at where the most snow fell Monday.
Below are preliminary snowfall totals from Aroostook to York County. They have been compiled by trained spotters and National Weather Service personnel.
Androscoggin County
— 1 NNW Auburn, 7 inches
— Poland, 6.2 inches
— 2 E Lewiston, 6 inches
— Lewiston, 6 inches
— 3 SE Minot, 5.9 inches
— 1 NW Auburn, 5.5 inches
— 4 S Livermore Falls, 5.1 inches
— Lewiston, 4.4 inches
— 2 W Lisbon Falls, 3.9 inches
Aroostook County
— 1 N Caribou, 1.5 inches
Cumberland County
— 4 WSW New Gloucester, 5.5 inches
— Raymond, 5.5 inches
— 3 W Pownal, 5.1 inches
— 5 NNE East Baldwin, 5 inches
— Harrison, 4.8 inches
— 2 SSE North Windham, 4.5 inches
— 2 ENE North Windham, 4.4 inches
— 2 NW Cumberland, 3.7 inches
— Gorham, 3.5 inches
— 2 NE Gorham, 3.5 inches
— 2 SW Brunswick, 3.3 inches
— 1 N Freeport, 3 inches
— 2 NW Falmouth, 3 inches
— 3 WSW South Windham, 2.5 inches
— 3 SE Buxton, 2 inches
— 4 NW Portland, 1.6 inches
— 2 N Portland International Jetport, 1.6 inches
— 1 SE Westbrook, 1.5 inches
— 2 WSW Falmouth, 1.2 inches
— South Portland, 1 inches
— 2 N Portland International Jetport, 0.5 inches
— 1 NNW Cape Elizabeth, 0.2 inches
Hancock County
— 2 NW Otis, 5 inches
— Dedham, 5 inches
— Orland, 2.8 inches
— East Surry, 1.5 inches
Kennebec County
— 2 SE Winslow, 5.7 inches
— Waterville, 5.7 inches
— 1 NW Farmingdale, 5.2 inches
— 1 SW Gardiner, 4.3 inches
Knox County
— Hope, 3.5 inches
Oxford County
— 4 SSW Otisfield, 5.4 inches
— 2 E Hartford, 4.5 inches
— 2 NE Oxford, 3 inches
Penobscot County
— Hermon, 7 inches
— 1 SW Orono, 6.4 inches
— Old Town, 6 inches
— 2 W Bangor, 5.3 inches
— 3 E Corinna, 4.9 inches
— 1 SSW Lakeville, 4.5 inches
— 1 ENE Glenburn, 2 inches
— Patten, 1.2 inches
Piscataquis County
— Dover-Foxcroft, 4.3 inches
Sagadahoc County
— 2 N Arrowsic, 2 inches
Washington County
— Calais, 5 inches
— 1 NNE Topsfield, 4 inches
— 4 E East Machias, 2 inches
— Eastport, 1.8 inches
— 3 NNE Whiting, 1.5 inches
York County
— 2 SSW East Baldwin, 5.5 inches
— Waterboro, 4.8 inches
— 4 ESE Limerick, 4.5 inches
— 5 NW Hollis, 4.5 inches
— 1 NE Buxton, 2.7 inches
— 2 NNE Saco, 0.6 inches
— 2 SE Saco, 0.3 inches