Yes, we are tired of it. Yes, it seems it will never go away. But, have you ever wondered when was the latest recorded snowfall in Maine?
This was featured on B98.5 FM Central Maine’s Country Radio Station’s website:
The latest recorded snowfall in Maine goes to Caribou, Maine, on May 25, 1974 they recorded 0.2 inches of snow.
So, if you do see some flakes tomorrow and your furnace kicks on, it’s nothing we can’t handle. We’re Mainers!
And this confirms it from the
Late Season Snowfall across northern Maine
…2nd latest measurable snowfall on record at Caribou, Maine…
A cold upper low tracked across northern Maine during the early morning hours of May 23, 2015. The air mass was cold enough that the precipitation that fell across far northern Maine fell mainly as snow. A total of three tenths (0.3″) of an inch of snow was observed at Caribou, Maine on May 23, 2015. This broke the previous record for May 23rd of a trace of snow observed in 1990. It was the greatest snowfall ever observed so late in the season. It was also the 2nd latest measurable snowfall on record at Caribou. The all-time latest measurable snowfall was May 25, 1974 when two tenths (0.2″) of an inch of snow was observed.