Rounds of rain, snow soak millions in Northeast through spring's first weekend

The FOX Forecast Center said some heavier snow of 5 to 8-plus inches will be possible across northern Maine and parts of the Great Lakes Saturday night into Sunday.

A wet stretch of days is underway across the Northeast as rain, storms and even snow impacts communities across the region.

The same low-pressure system that helped spawn deadly tornadoes in the South is responsible for the rounds of wet weather.

"Depending on where you are, we even see a little bit of a change over (into frozen precipitation) there, sort of see a little bit of pink popping up here on the Futuretrack for places like Binghamton, (New York), as well as those of you right there on the border of Pennsylvania," FOX Weather meteorologist Jason Frazer said.

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Spring snow for Maine, Great Lakes

The FOX Forecast Center said some heavier snow of 5 to 8-plus inches will be possible across northern Maine Saturday night into Sunday.

"For those of you across Maine, particularly those of you in Presque Isle, we could pick up anywhere from 8 to about 12 inches of snow," Frazer said.

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Here's a look at the snow forecast through Sunday in the Northeast.
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