Hello everyone!
Today will feature clouds on the increase as high pressure slides offshore and low pressure begins to approach from the west. Expect at least some sun to start this morning, especially over eastern areas, but everyone clouds up from west to east this afternoon. Precip will not be an issue until tomorrow with the exception of the mountains where a passing flurry or snow shower is possible. Accumulations will be a dusting at most. There is the chance that a few stray flakes make it to the foothills as well but no accumulations are expected. Highs today will range from low 20’s in the north to low/mid 30’s in the south and along the coast.
Another storm is headed our way this weekend, I’ll have another post detailing its timing and impacts this evening.
-Jack
Hello everyone!
Today will feature a cloudy start as an upper level disturbance remains over the area this morning. This disturbance is the same one that brought snow showers/flurries to the area yesterday and so some residual cloud cover is still hanging around this morning. Clouds move out this afternoon as the disturbance lifts into the Canadian Maritimes and winds turn northwesterly. Northwesterly winds mean that the foothills and coast see sun while the mountains likely see a few clouds stick around through the afternoon. Highs will rise into the low to mid 20’s in the mountains and get up near freezing at the coast.
-Jack
No need to go into detail for any of the days in the 7-day outlook. The forecast simply is sun with a few clouds highs ranging from 29-37 in southern ME and take off a few degrees and you get the temps for the north and mountains. Add a few degrees to get southern NE temps. Mid atlantic: rainy for Superbowl sunday with temps generally in the 40s through the 7-day.
Stay tuned!
-JAck
Reliably hype-free weather info for Western Maine and New Hampshire from amateur forecaster Jack Sillin
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