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While our weather in New England is quiet at the moment, Florida is getting pounded by Hurricane Irma. I’ll have a FB Live on the weather.us facebook page at 10 AM if anyone’s interested in the latest on that system.
Today will feature more clouds than sun along with the threat for torrential downpours as a cold front slowly moves through the region. Showers and thunderstorms will develop along and near this cold front and will be able to take advantage of copious amounts of moisture. Due to the fact that we won’t have too much sunshine today, severe weather is not expected to be a primary concern, though a few storms capable of some gusty winds are entirely possible. The main threat will be for thunderstorms to “train” or pass over the same areas repeatedly. This often results in flash flooding, a possibility we’ll definitely be watching for today.
Today will feature strong to severe thunderstorms as a strong cold front slowly approaches our area. Storms will develop to our west later this morning before moving into NH early this afternoon. Because the front will be slowing down, storms won’t arrive in Maine until the late afternoon or early evening. Storms will be strong to severe as they move through, and the biggest threat will be damaging wind gusts. Hail and tornadoes are unlikely, but can never be ruled out. Temperatures will be much warmer today ranging from the mid 70’s in the north and along the midcoast to the mid 80’s in southern NH. Dew points will be slightly muggy as SW winds whisk more humid air into the region.
Long after it devastated the Texas coast, Hurricane Harvey weakened to a tropical storm and moved northeast. In fact, it moved so far northeast, that it’s arriving in Maine today. The remnants of Harvey will be the primary influence on our weather today and its remnant tropical moisture will bring some much-needed rains to the area this afternoon. Dry air is in place, which means that while precipitation is falling from the sky, it’s not making it to the ground. This will likely continue until around noon at which point we’ll start to see some sustained showers. The rain will go off and on through the afternoon before tapering off this evening. Expect high temperatures to be limited to the upper 50’s as winds blow straight in off the cold Gulf of Maine.
Much better weather is expected for tomorrow.
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Today will feature warmer weather as the core of the yesterday’s cold airmass moves away to the east. Winds will relax too as high pressure moves over the area. Skies will be mainly clear, except for in the south this evening where high cirrus clouds will move in ahead of a storm system set to arrive tomorrow. Highs today will range from the upper 60’s north to mid 70’s south.
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