Several inches of snow to fall ahead of Thursday’s morning commute

Jaeda Grosjean, 13, (center) and her grandfather Clyde Baker shovel snow from a relative’s driveway in Bangor Monday morning. Many people spent Sunday afternoon and Monday morning with similar activities after the frist significant snowfall of 2019. Also pictured right are, Jaeda’s father Jesse and her younger brother Kai. (Gabor Degre | BDN)

A fresh batch of snow will fall over much of Maine late Wednesday into Thursday morning.

This latest storm will drop another 4 to 6 inches over Greater Bangor, according to the National Weather Service office in Caribou. Similar snowfall is anticipated for most of central, eastern and northern Maine.

More snow on the way late Wednesday night into Thursday. Here is a first look at approximate totals. Another weather system likely for ~Sunday/Monday. #MEwx pic.twitter.com/bwyFJ8hqEy

— NWS Caribou (@NWSCaribou) February 18, 2019

Snowfall will start by 3 a.m. Thursday over Greater Bangor, a 4 a.m. start time for Millinocket and central Penobscot, according to the weather service. Snow will start to fly Down East by 5 a.m., and snow will begin coming down in Aroostook County by 7 a.m.

The storm comes on the heels of two batches of snow last week, including a Wednesday storm that left 9.5 inches of snow over Bangor and north of 10 inches over northern Penobscot and Aroostook counties. Friday’s storm left a dusting by comparison, with only 1 inch dumped over Bangor. The highest reported snowfall from that storm was 4 inches in Houlton, according to the weather service.

This article originally appeared on www.bangordailynews.com.