A storm arriving in southern Maine on Saturday, just two days after a combination rain-and-snow storm swept through the area, is likely to bring another round of cold, wet weather.

More winter weather is expected this weekend in the Capital Region, with areas further north seeing seven inches or more of snow, meteorologists say. Snow is expected to move in between 3 and 5 p.m. Saturday and transition to sleet overnight,

Quick on the heels of the overnight snow, another low ramps up Wednesday night into Thursday. The second system headed to the tri-state this week will not be as forgiving as its predecessor in terms of timing and precipitation type.

Snowflakes started falling across the Willamette Valley this morning — dusting roads, plants and backyard furniture with white flurries. As cold weather moves across the state, much of Oregon is under winter storm or weather warnings from the National Weather Service through Friday.

In the latest episode of Be Careful What You Wish For, forecasters say there is a new chance of snow, sleet or freezing rain coming our way.

Maine's Total Weather says areas in southern Maine will be dealing with a mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain for the next several hours.

Snow will accumulate several inches in central and southern Maine before changing to sleet and freezing rain. In the mountains and far north, mostly snow will fall.

A storm that brought widespread snow during the morning commute transitioned to sleet and rain in southern Maine later in the day.