Posted in Maine
November 08, 2018
It’s Impossible To Forget The Year Maine Saw Its Single Largest Snowfall Ever
Last year’s winter was pretty unbelievable. Between the near-constant freezing temps and the snowfall that didn’t seem to stop, it may have felt like the worst winter season in the state’s history. But, it sure wasn’t! While it looks like this year’s winter might be surprising, we’re hoping it’s not like the winter Maine once experienced. The snowiest winter in Vacationland history was recorded in 2008 and it wasn’t pretty.
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Now keep in mind that plenty of full winters have turned out snowier than the one in 2013. Take 2007-2008, for instance. Maine received nearly 200 inches of snow that year. But, no single snowfall surpassed what fell in 2013.


Other parts of the area were similarly affected with South Berwick seeing 32 inches, Westbrook seeing 30 inches, Saco getting 27 inches, Hollis experiencing 24.5 inches and 25.5 inches falling in Lewiston.



While we’re still enjoying fall, winter will be here soon. To fully enjoy it, here’s a town you might want to check out. It turns into an absolute winter wonderland and it’s magical!