Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Winter's throwing one last tantrum before spring shows up next week. A clipper system is cranking out snow right now. and it's hitting hardest across the south central and southeast — that's where the Winter Weather Advisory runs until noon. In the next 24 hours. Central North Dakota is in the thick of it. Heavy snow at 5 A.M., dumping 1 to 3 inches before it eases off this afternoon. You'll top out at 16 degrees. Tonight drops to 3 degrees under cloudy skies. Northern areas catch the snow around 7 A.M. About an inch expected before it moves out. High near 13 degrees, but watch it fall to 11 by afternoon. Tonight bottoms out at 1 degrees. Eastern North Dakota sees the lightest action. Snow peaks around 11 A.M. With less than an inch likely. but here's your cold spot — high today only hits 9 degrees with a north  ...