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AWUS81 KGYX 061931
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
330 PM EDT SAT SEP 6 2008
THE REMNANTS OF TROPICAL STORM HANNA WILL BRING HEAVY RAIN TO THE
REGION TONIGHT WITH THREE TO FIVE INCHES OF RAIN A GOOD POSSIBILITY
FOR ALL AREAS EXCEPT THE MOUNTAINS WHERE RAINFALL AMOUNTS WILL DROP
OFF CONSIDERABLY. THE HEAVY RAIN COULD LEAD TO FLOODING SO THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IS CONTINUING A FLASH FLOOD ADVISORY
THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING FOR ALL AREAS EXCEPT THE MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN
MAINE AND NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A FEW BANDS OF SHOWERS MOVED THROUGH THE REGION EARLIER TODAY, BUT
MOST LOCATIONS ONLY PICKED UP LIGHT AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL...GENERALLY
UNDER A QUARTER OF AN INCH...OVER THE SIX HOUR PERIOD FROM 8 AM
THROUGH 2 PM.
PLACES WELL TO OUR SOUTH ARE PICKING UP SEVERAL INCHES OF RAIN FROM
HANNA AND THAT RAIN IS HEADING OUR WAY. THE HEAVIEST RAIN WILL OCCUR
OVERNIGHT WITH THE PRECIPITATION ENDING QUICKLY SUNDAY MORNING AS
THE REMNANTS OF HANNA RACE OFF TO THE NORTHEAST.
HIGH PRESSURE WILL FOLLOW HANNA SUNDAY AFTERNOON BRINGING DRIER AND
LESS HUMID WEATHER AS SUNSHINE QUICKLY RETURNS ACROSS MUCH OF THE
REGION.
THIS HIGH WILL GIVE US FAIR WEATHER ON MONDAY...BUT AS IT SLIDES OUT
TO SEA MONDAY NIGHT WE WILL BEGIN TO SEE INCREASING HUMIDITY ALONG
WITH VERY WARM TEMPERATURES ON TUESDAY. A COLD FRONT WILL TRIGGER
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS TUESDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT AS THE FRONT
PUSHES THE WARM MUGGY AIR OFF TO OUR EAST.
BEHIND THIS FRONT CANADIAN HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD INTO THE REGION
SUPPLYING US WITH LOW HUMIDITY, WARM SUNNY DAYS AND COOL NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. AS THE HIGH MOVES OUT TO SEA A RETURN FLOW
OF SOUTHERLY WINDS WILL BRING IN MORE WARM AND HUMID AIR ON FRIDAY.
AN APPROACHING COLD FRONT WILL TRIGGER MORE SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS LATE FRIDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT. BEHIND THIS FRONT HIGH
PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY RETURN US TO FAIR WEATHER NEXT WEEKEND.
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AWUS81 KGYX 061500
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1100 AM EDT SAT SEP 6 2008
THE WEATHER WAS FAIR ACROSS MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR MOST OF
THE NIGHT. CLOUDINESS BEGAN TO MOVE INTO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN NEW
HAMPSHIRE... AND JUST BEFORE DAYBREAK... RAIN ENTERED SOUTHERN NEW
HAMPSHIRE. THIS RAIN MOVED STEADILY NORTH DURING THE MORNING. MANY
AREAS IN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN NEW HAMPSHIRE... AND IN EXTREME
SOUTHWEST MAINE... RECEIVED ONE HALF TO THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH OF
RAIN. THIS AREA OF RAIN DID DRY UP AS IT MOVED NORTH... AND ONLY A
FEW LIGHT SHOWERS WERE STILL FALLING IN NORTHERN AND CENTRAL
SECTIONS OF THE REGION AT 10 AM. TEMPERATURES HAD RISEN A BIT FROM
THE EARLY MORNING LOWS... WITH MOST PLACES IN THE MID 60S TO LOW
70S. HOWEVER... THE AIR WAS VERY HUMID.
THERE WILL BE LOTS OF CLOUDS AND SOME SHOWERS AROUND DURING THE
AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES WILL RISE INTO THE 70S... AND THE HUMIDITY
WILL BE RATHER OPPRESSIVE. THEN... AS THE REMNANTS OF HANNA PASS TO
OUR SOUTHEAST TONIGHT... HEAVY RAIN WILL MOVE INTO THE REGION.
AMOUNTS OF TWO TO FOUR INCHES ARE POSSIBLE... WITH THE HIGHER
AMOUNTS NEARER THE COAST. MOST OF THE RAIN WILL FALL IN A SHORT
PERIOD... SO SOME URBAN AND STREAM FLOODING IS POSSIBLE.
HANNA WILL MOVE BY QUICKLY... AND OUR WEATHER WILL IMPROVE
RAPIDLY ON SUNDAY. A NORTHWEST BREEZE WILL PUSH IN MUCH DRIER AIR...
SO ALONG WITH THE INCREASING SUNSHINE WILL COME MUCH LOWER HUMIDITY
LEVELS. AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN FROM THE WEST... DRY AND
COMFORTABLE WEATHER WILL LAST THROUGH MONDAY.
BY MONDAY NIGHT... A STRONG AREA OF LOW PRESSURE WILL BE MOVING
DOWN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER VALLEY. THIS WILL PUSH A STRONG COLD
FRONT ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND. HUMIDITY LEVELS WILL RISE QUICKLY
AHEAD OF THE FRONT... WITH SHOWERS POSSIBLE MONDAY NIGHT.
THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE IN THE FORECAST TUESDAY AS A WARM AND MUGGY
AIRMASS REMAINS IN PLACE AND THE FRONT PASSES BY.
AFTER THAT... HIGH PRESSURE WITH COOL AND DRY WEATHER WILL ARRIVE
FOR WEDNESDAY... AND REMAIN IN PLACE FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
$$
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AWUS81 KGYX 060710
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
315 AM EDT SAT SEP 6 2008
A SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW OF WARM MOIST AIR CONTINUED EARLY SATURDAY
MORNING. TEMPERATURES ACROSS MOST OF THE REGION WERE RUNNING IN THE
60S WITH A FEW 50S IN THE DEEPER MOUNTAIN AND UPLAND VALLEYS. THE
THIN CIRRUS CLOUDS THAT MOVED IN ON FRIDAY WERE THICKENING FROM
SOUTH TO NORTH...AND JUST A WAYS FARTHER SOUTH...OVER SOUTHERN NEW
ENGLAND...A BAND OF MODERATE TO OCCASIONALLY HEAVY RAIN WAS RACING
NORTH.
THE BIG NEWS WILL CONTINUE TO BE TROPICAL STORM HANNA WHICH WILL
BEGIN TO RACE NORTHEAST UP THE EASTERN SEABOARD TODAY. THAT BAND OF
RAIN IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND...NOT DIRECTLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE
SYSTEM...WILL MAKE IT UP INTO OUR NECK OF THE WOODS NEAR SUNRISE.
MOST OF THAT WILL BE MOVING NORTH OF OUR AREA BY AFTERNOON...AND
THERE COULD BE AN INCH OR SO NEAR THE COAST WITH MORE ON THE ORDER
OF HALF AN INCH FARTHER INLAND.
IT WILL BE HUMID AND MILD WITH INCREASING DEW POINTS. HIGHS TODAY
WILL BE WELL INTO THE 70S.
A STEADIER RAIN WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT WHICH WILL BE DIRECTLY
ASSOCIATED WITH THE REMAINS OF HANNA AS IT BECOMES EXTRATROPICAL.
LOOK FOR VERY HEAVY RAIN ALONG SOUTHERN SECTIONS OF MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE ALONG WITH WINDY CONDITIONS WHERE THERE COULD BE FLOODING.
ACROSS NORTHERN MAINE AND NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...VERY LITTLE
RAIN WILL FALL.
THE RAIN WILL COME TO AN ABRUPT END EARLY ON SUNDAY. THIS WILL
LEAVE THE REGION A SUNNY AND WARM TODAY. IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE
SOMEWHAT BREEZY...BUT WESTERLY WINDS WILL BEGIN TO DRY EVERYTHING OUT.
TROPICAL STORM HANNA WILL TRACK THROUGH THE MID ATLANTIC REGION
TODAY...REACHING THE NEW JERSEY COAST THIS EVENING. THE SYSTEM WILL
EXIT THROUGH THE GULF OF MAINE EARLY SUNDAY. WE`LL SEE SOME SUN ON
SUNDAY BY AFTERNOON...AND AS WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEK... HIGH PRESSURE
WILL BUILD ACROSS NEW ENGLAND. FAIR WEATHER WILL PREVAIL SUNDAY
NIGHT AND MONDAY. MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY WILL SEE A COLD FRONT
BRING MORE CLOUDS AND THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS.
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AWUS81 KGYX 060439
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1239 AM EDT SAT SEP 6 2008
THE BIG NEWS WILL CONTINUE TO BE TROPICAL STORM HANNA WHICH WILL
BEGIN TO RACE NORTHEAST UP THE EASTERN SEABOARD TODAY. THERE WILL
BE AN AREA OF RAINSHOWERS NOT DIRECTLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE SYSTEM
THAT WILL FAN OUT WELL TO THE NORTH OF THE STORM THIS MORNING.
SOME OF THE SHOWERS MAY BE HEAVY RIGHT ALONG THE IMMEDIATE
SOUTHWEST COASTLINE OF MAINE AND THE SEACOAST OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DURING THE AFTERNOON HOURS...THERE WILL BE A LULL IN THE
PRECIPITATION.
IT WILL BE HUMID AND MILD WITH INCREASING DEW POINTS. HIGHS TODAY
WILL BE WELL INTO THE 70S.
A STEADIER RAIN WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT WHICH WILL BE DIRECTLY
ASSOCIATED WITH THE REMAINS OF HANNA AS IT BECOMES EXTRATROPICAL.
LOOK FOR VERY HEAVY RAIN ALONG SOUTHERN SECTIONS OF MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE ALONG WITH WINDY CONDITIONS WHERE THERE COULD BE FLOODING.
ACROSS NORTHERN MAINE AND NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...VERY LITTLE
RAIN WILL FALL.
THE RAIN WILL COME TO AN ABRUPT END EARLY ON SUNDAY. THIS WILL
LEAVE THE REGION A SUNNY AND WARM TODAY. IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE
SOMEWHAT BREEZY...BUT WESTERLY WINDS WILL BEGIN TO DRY EVERYTHING OUT.
TROPICAL STORM HANNA WILL TRACK THROUGH THE MID ATLANTIC REGION
TODAY...REACHING THE NEW JERSEY COAST THIS EVENING. THE SYSTEM
WILL EXIT THROUGH THE GULF OF MAINE EARLY SUNDAY.
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AWUS81 KGYX 052353
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
800 PM EDT FRI SEP 5 2008
THE WEAK COLD FRONT WHICH SLIPPED THROUGH NEW ENGLAND THURSDAY...WAS
MOVING BACK ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE BY MORNING FRIDAY...AND
ATTEMPTING TO PUSH UP INTO MAINE...FRIDAY AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES
WELL INLAND ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...WHERE THE FRONT MANAGED
TO GET THROUGH...WERE IN THE MIDDLE 80S AGAIN...AND EVEN IN NORTHERN
NEW HAMPSHIRE...LOW 80S COULD BE FOUND. CLOUDS EARLY IN THE DAY
KEPT MANY AREAS FROM GETTING EVEN HOTTER...AND A FRESHENING OCEANIC
FLOW WAS HOLDING TEMPERATURES ACROSS SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL MAINE TO
THE 70S. IN FACT...SOME COASTAL AREAS NEVER GOT PAST THE 60S...AND
WHERE CLOUDS WERE ONLY JUST BREAKING AT MID AFTERNOON UP IN NORTHERN
MAINE...HIGH TEMPERATURE READINGS WERE ALSO IN THE 60S.
THERE IS A COLD FRONT TO OUR MOVING THROUGH THE MIDWEST FRIDAY
AFTERNOON...AND IT WILL HEAD OUR WAY TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. THAT
FRONT WILL EVENTUALLY PROVIDE A PATH FOR THE REMNANTS OF HANNAH TO
FOLLOW...AS IT MOVES INTO NEW ENGLAND LATE SATURDAY AND OFFSHORE
SUNDAY.
WITH LOTS OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR TONIGHT...AND A DEVELOPING BANK OF
FOG LURKING ALONG THE COAST...OUR WEATHER WILL TAKE A GRADUAL
DOWNTURN TONIGHT. THAT FOG SHOULD TRACK INLAND DURING THE
NIGHT...AS OUR EASTERLY FLOW CONTINUES TO FRESHEN. AS THAT COLD
FRONT MOVES CLOSER SATURDAY...AND HANNA`S REMNANTS APPROACH...
SHOWERS WILL DEVELOP DURING THE DAY...AND BECOME STEADIER AND
HEAVIER SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY. IT WILL ALSO BECOME
BREEZY...ESPECIALLY NEAR THE COAST. THE RAIN WILL CONTINUE SUNDAY...
BUT END QUICKLY FROM THE SOUTHWEST TO THE NORTHEAST DURING THE DAY.
THE TROPICAL NATURE OF THIS SYSTEM WILL RESULT IN SOME HEAVY RAIN
ACROSS THE SOUTHERN HALF OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND FROM THE FOOTHILLS
OF MAINE SOUTHWARD...AND THAT HAS PROMPTED THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE IN GRAY MAINE TO ISSUE FLOOD WATCHES FOR THOSE AREAS. THE
FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. IT APPEARS THAT 2 TO 4 INCHES OF RAIN IS POSSIBLE BY THE
TIME THE RAIN TAPERS OFF TO SHOWERS SUNDAY MORNING. THE HEAVIEST
AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED NEAR THE COAST...WHERE ISOLATED 5 INCH AMOUNTS
ARE POSSIBLE. MOST OF THE RAIN SHOULD FALL IN LESS THAN 6 HOURS.
DESPITE THE RECENT DRY WEATHER...THIS MUCH RAIN IN A SHORT PERIOD OF
TIME COULD RESULT IN FLOODING. URBAN FLOODING...AS WELL AS FLOODING
OF CREEKS AND STREAMS...SEEMS TO BE THE GREATEST THREAT. WITH THE
EXPECTED AMOUNT OF RAIN...MAIN STEM RIVER FLOODING IS NOT EXPECTED.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE SOUTHWEST PORTIONS OF MAINE WILL SEE A GOOD
DEAL OF SUNSHINE DEVELOP DURING THE AFTERNOON.
AS WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEK... HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND. FAIR WEATHER WILL PREVAIL SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY. BUT
MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY WILL SEE A COLD FRONT BRING MORE CLOUDS AND
THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS.
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AWUS81 KGYX 051942
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
450 PM EDT FRI SEP 5 2008
THE WEAK COLD FRONT WHICH SLIPPED THROUGH NEW ENGLAND THURSDAY...WAS
MOVING BACK ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE BY MORNING FRIDAY...AND
ATTEMPTING TO PUSH UP INTO MAINE...FRIDAY AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES
WELL INLAND ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...WHERE THE FRONT MANAGED
TO GET THROUGH...WERE IN THE MIDDLE 80S AGAIN...AND EVEN IN NORTHERN
NEW HAMPSHIRE...LOW 80S COULD BE FOUND. CLOUDS EARLY IN THE DAY
KEPT MANY AREAS FROM GETTING EVEN HOTTER...AND A FRESHENING OCEANIC
FLOW WAS HOLDING TEMPERATURES ACROSS SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL MAINE TO
THE 70S. IN FACT...SOME COASTAL AREAS NEVER GOT PAST THE 60S...AND
WHERE CLOUDS WERE ONLY JUST BREAKING AT MID AFTERNOON UP IN NORTHERN
MAINE...HIGH TEMPERATURE READINGS WERE ALSO IN THE 60S.
THERE IS A COLD FRONT TO OUR MOVING THROUGH THE MIDWEST FRIDAY
AFTERNOON...AND IT WILL HEAD OUR WAY TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. THAT
FRONT WILL EVENTUALLY PROVIDE A PATH FOR THE REMNANTS OF HANNAH TO
FOLLOW...AS IT MOVES INTO NEW ENGLAND LATE SATURDAY AND OFFSHORE
SUNDAY.
WITH LOTS OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR TONIGHT...AND A DEVELOPING BANK OF
FOG LURKING ALONG THE COAST...OUR WEATHER WILL TAKE A GRADUAL
DOWNTURN TONIGHT. THAT FOG SHOULD TRACK INLAND DURING THE
NIGHT...AS OUR EASTERLY FLOW CONTINUES TO FRESHEN. AS THAT COLD
FRONT MOVES CLOSER SATURDAY...AND HANNA`S REMNANTS APPROACH...
SHOWERS WILL DEVELOP DURING THE DAY...AND BECOME STEADIER AND
HEAVIER SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY. IT WILL ALSO BECOME
BREEZY...ESPECIALLY NEAR THE COAST. THE RAIN WILL CONTINUE SUNDAY...
BUT END QUICKLY FROM THE SOUTHWEST TO THE NORTHEAST DURING THE DAY.
THE TROPICAL NATURE OF THIS SYSTEM WILL RESULT IN SOME HEAVY RAIN
ACROSS THE SOUTHERN HALF OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND FROM THE FOOTHILLS
OF MAINE SOUTHWARD...AND THAT HAS PROMPTED THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE IN GRAY MAINE TO ISSUE FLOOD WATCHES FOR THOSE AREAS. THE
FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. IT APPEARS THAT 2 TO 4 INCHES OF RAIN IS POSSIBLE BY THE
TIME THE RAIN TAPERS OFF TO SHOWERS SUNDAY MORNING. THE HEAVIEST
AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED NEAR THE COAST...WHERE ISOLATED 5 INCH AMOUNTS
ARE POSSIBLE. MOST OF THE RAIN SHOULD FALL IN LESS THAN 6 HOURS.
DESPITE THE RECENT DRY WEATHER...THIS MUCH RAIN IN A SHORT PERIOD OF
TIME COULD RESULT IN FLOODING. URBAN FLOODING...AS WELL AS FLOODING
OF CREEKS AND STREAMS...SEEMS TO BE THE GREATEST THREAT. WITH THE
EXPECTED AMOUNT OF RAIN...MAIN STEM RIVER FLOODING IS NOT EXPECTED.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE SOUTHWEST PORTIONS OF MAINE WILL SEE A GOOD
DEAL OF SUNSHINE DEVELOP DURING THE AFTERNOON.
AS WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEK... HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND. FAIR WEATHER WILL PREVAIL SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY. BUT
MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY WILL SEE A COLD FRONT BRING MORE CLOUDS AND
THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS.
$$
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AWUS81 KGYX 051448
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1045 AM EDT FRI SEP 5 2008
FAIR WEATHER PREVAILED OVERNIGHT... ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SOME
CLOUDS ROAMING ACROSS THE SKY FROM TIME TO TIME... AND A FEW SPOTS
REPORTED LOCALLY DENSE FOG. IT WAS QUITE CHILLY ACROSS NORTHERN
MAINE... WHERE MOST SPOTS DROPPED INTO THE 40S. BIG BLACK RIVER
REPORTED A LOW OF 39 DEGREES. ELSEWHERE ACROSS MAINE... AND IN THE
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE... MOST SPOTS BOTTOMED OUT IN THE MID 50S TO
MID 60S. AFTER SUNRISE... SUNSHINE PREVAILED ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW
HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE... AND ALONG THE COAST. 10 AM TEMPERATURES
RANGED FROM THE UPPER 50S IN NORTHERN MAINE... TO THE 70S ACROSS NEW
HAMPSHIRE AND PARTS OF SOUTHERN MAINE.
THE REST OF THE DAY WILL REMAIN DRY IN MOST PLACES... ALTHOUGH A
PASSING SHOWER CANNOT BE RULED OUT IN NORTHERN AND MOUNTAIN AREAS.
AS A WARM FRONT LIFTS NORTHEAST ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND...
TEMPERATURES WILL RISE WELL INTO THE 80S IN NEW HAMPSHIRE... AND IN
SOME SPOTS ACROSS SOUTHWESTERN MAINE. AFTERNOON HIGHS WILL BE IN THE
70S ELSEWHERE. THE ATMOSPHERE WILL REMAIN QUITE HUMID.
WITH LOTS OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR TONIGHT... THERE WILL BE SOME
CLOUDS ONCE AGAIN TONIGHT... AND PATCHES OF FOG WILL REDEVELOP. ON
SATURDAY... A COLD FRONT WILL CROWD IN FROM THE WEST... AND THE
REMNANTS OF HANNA WILL BE APPROACHING FROM THE SOUTHWEST. SHOWERS
WILL DEVELOP DURING THE DAY... AND BECOME STEADIER AND HEAVIER
SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY. IT WILL ALSO BECOME BREEZY...
ESPECIALLY NEAR THE COAST. THE RAIN WILL CONTINUE SUNDAY... BUT END
QUICKLY FROM THE SOUTHWEST TO THE NORTHEAST DURING THE DAY. NEW
HAMPSHIRE AND THE SOUTHWEST PORTIONS OF MAINE WILL SEE A GOOD DEAL
OF SUNSHINE DEVELOP DURING THE AFTERNOON.
AS WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEK... HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND. FAIR WEATHER WILL PREVAIL SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY. BUT
MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY WILL SEE A COLD FRONT BRING MORE CLOUDS AND
THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS.
$$
JRM
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AWUS81 KGYX 050625
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
225 AM EDT FRI SEP 5 2008
RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURES WERE OVER THE REGION YESTERDAY. PORTLAND
HIT AN ALL-TIME HIGH OF 88 DEGREES. IT CONTINUED TO BE A VERY
MILD NIGHT FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR LAST NIGHT WITH READING IN
THE 60S OVER SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE. PATCHY FOG
DEVELOPED DUE TO ALL OF THE LOW LEVEL MOISTURE.
THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF SUNSHINE TODAY WITH TEMPERATURES WELL INTO
THE 80S INLAND AND MID 70S TO LOWER 80S ALONG THE COAST.
BY SATURDAY...EXPECT A CHANCE OF SHOWERS IN THE MORNING. ANOTHER
BATCH OF HEAVIER SHOWERS MAY ENTER THE REGION SATURDAY NIGHT AND
EARLY SUNDAY. SEASONABLY WARM TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE.
HIGH PRESSURE WILL REMAIN OFF THE EASTERN SEABOARD TODAY. THE
REMNANTS OF TROPICAL STORM HANNA WILL MOVE UP THE EASTERN SEABOARD
ON SATURDAY. IT WILL EXIT THROUGH THE EASTERN PORTIONS OF THE GULF
OF MAINE BY MIDDAY SUNDAY.
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AWUS81 KGYX 050531
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
131 AM EDT FRI SEP 5 2008
RECORD HEAT REACHED NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND ON THURSDAY. THE HIGH
TEMPERATURE IN PORTLAND MAINE WAS 88 DEGREES. THIS BROKE THE OLD
RECORD HIGH OF 86 DEGREES SET BACK IN 1971.
IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE MILD EARLY THIS MORNING ACROSS MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE. TEMPERATURES WILL BE MAINLY IN THE 50S ACROSS THE
NORTH TO 60S IN THE SOUTH.
MOSTLY SUNNY...DRY AND MILD WEATHER WILL CONTINUE FOR THE
AFTERNOON HOURS. TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE 70S ALONG THE
IMMEDIATE COAST WITH 80S INLAND.
THERE WILL BE A SLOW INCREASE TO THE CLOUDS TONIGHT. TEMPERATURES
WILL BE IN THE 50S AND 60S ONCE AGAIN.
THERE WILL BE A CHANCE OF RAIN BY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. LOOKS FOR
HIGHS IN THE 70S. A STEADIER...HEAVIER RAIN WILL ARRIVE LATE
SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY.
HIGH PRESSURE WILL REMAIN OFFSHORE TODAY...BRINGING FAIR WEATHER
TO THE REGION. A WARM FRONT WILL MOVE NORTH AHEAD OF HANNA
TONIGHT...BRINGING SOME CLOUDINESS INTO NEW ENGLAND. THIS FRONT
WILL BRING A CHANCE OF RAIN TO THE REGION BY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE REMNANTS OF HANN WILL THEN BRING RAIN TO THE REGION SATURDAY
NIGHT INTO SUNDAY.
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