Today, a warm front will approach from the south resulting in some light precipitation mainly after 3 or so. The precipitation should be all rain across most areas except far northern areas and the mountains. We will be entering a rather active pattern in the next few days so expect frequent precipitation. Tomorrow will feature rain while Saturday could feature snow. Sunday should be clear before a coastal storm arrives Monday.

Today, high pressure will be in control of our weather with full sun and temps in the 40’s for most towns. Some northern areas will stay in the 30’s but overall it should be pretty warm. Enjoy this weather while it lasts because rain is in the forecast tomorrow into Friday. Beyond that, there is the potential for a coastal low to deliver a bit of snowfall to the region Monday.

Today will feature mostly cloudy skies as an area of low pressure passes well offshore. I do not expect any precipitation from this and its effects will be limited to clouds and a light NW wind. Temps will be cool but not cold in the 30’s and 40’s. Looking ahead, confidence is increasing that a strong storm and an arctic outbreak could coincide possibly bringing snow.

This morning will feature wet conditions as a weak storm moves through the Gulf of Maine. The rain is currently focused over the Mid coast as will likely remain locked there before drifting eastward with the low. This afternoon, skies will begin to clear out and most areas will likely see some sun before it sets at 4:04 this afternoon. Have a great start to December!