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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1256 AM EST TUE NOV 24 2009
SHOWERS FINALLY REACHED THE COAST LAST NIGHT...BEFORE SLOWLY
PROCEEDING INTO SOUTHERNMOST INTERIOR SECTIONS OF MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE. WITH ALL THE CLOUDS...IT WAS IN THE RELATIVELY MILD 30S
ALONG THE COAST. IN THE NORTH AND MOUNTAINS...TEMPERATURES DROPPED
INTO THE 20S UNDER PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.
IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE MOSTLY CLOUDY TODAY. RAIN IS
LIKELY...MAINLY IN THE MORNING AND MAINLY OVER SOUTHERN SECTIONS
OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE. LOOK FOR HIGHS TO BE IN THE 40S
THROUGHOUT THE REGION.
THERE WILL BE VARYING AMOUNTS OF CLOUDS TONIGHT...WITH THE MOST
CLOUDINESS ONCE AGAIN NEAR THE COASTLINE. LOWS WILL BE IN THE
TEENS AND 20S NORTH...TO THE 30S IN THE SOUTH.
THE SAME THING GOES FOR WEDNESDAY...WITH THE MOST CLOUDINESS
CONTINUING TO BE ALONG THE COASTLINE. THE REST OF THE WORKWEEK
WILL CONTINUE TO BE UNSETTLED.
LOW PRESSURE OFF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST...WILL SLOWLY MIGRATE INTO
THE CANADIAN MARITIMES TODAY AND WEDNESDAY. A SECOND WEAK LOW
PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL SKIP THROUGH THE GULF OF MAINE ON THURSDAY. A
THIRD...STRONGER SYSTEM...WILL PASS OFF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST ON FRIDAY.
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