National Weather Service

However, the National Hurricane Center also warned beachgoers to beware of dangerous rip currents.

The National Weather Service says the storm could drop up to 18 inches of snow in western and northern Maine.

The latest storm has the potential cause coastal flooding in southern Maine, where temperatures are expected to be high enough to melt much of the snow that fell over the weekend.

Between three and five inches of rain fell across York, Cumberland, Androscoggin and Kennebec counties and through southern Somerset County by Tuesday afternoon.

Forecasters warn that the next week or two is supposed to be relatively dry. And Maine isn't expected to see much, if any, precipitation from Hurricane Ian, due to an area of high pressure moving into the region from Canada.

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