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Mild weather could end Aroostook's snowmobile season early

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Aroostook's 2,300-mile trail system is popular among snowmobile enthusiasts. So far Caribou has received only 56.2 inches of snowfall, compared with 98.9 inches at this time last year. Snowmobiling contributes more than $600 million a year to Maine's economy.

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Bangor Daily News

Mild weather could end Aroostook's snowmobile season early

CARIBOU and LIMESTONE, Maine – As warm and rainy weather moves into Aroostook County this week, local trail groomers worry that the region’s snowmobile season could end much too soon. Aroostook’s 2,300-mile trail system is popular among snowmobile enthusiasts, many of whom travel from out of state to experience northern Maine’s typically cold and snowy winters. Though a lack of snow delayed last year’s season, the winter quickly rebounded, bring…

2 months ago·Bangor, United States

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Mild weather could end Aroostook's snowmobile season early - The County

Aroostook could see temperatures peak at 50 degrees Wednesday, with rain moving in for the latter half of the week. At this time, there are no snow storms predicted for the next two weeks.

2 months ago

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