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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
324 PM EDT WED MAR 11 2026
1. LOW PRESSURE CONTINUES TO MOVE THROUGH THE AREA, BRINGING
SHOWERS THROUGH THE AREA THIS EVENING. SOME SHOWERS MAY FALL AS
WINTRY MIX ALONG THE CANADIAN BORDER, BUT MOST SHOULD BE SEEING
PRECIPITATION AS RAIN. RIVER FLOODING LOOKS TO REMAIN
RELATIVELY MINOR WITH QPF NOT LOOKING OVERLY ROBUST. WINDS
WESTERLY WINDS MAY GUST 20 TO 40 MPH IN THE WAKE OF THE COLD
FRONT ON THURSDAY.
2. LOW PRESSURE EXITING THE GREAT LAKES WILL BRING SNOW TO THE
REGION FRIDAY EVENING INTO SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ACCUMULATIONS ARE
MOST LIKELY ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS, WITH THE
POTENTIAL FOR RAIN TO MIX IN TOWARDS THE INTERIOR AND COAST.
3. A LARGER SYSTEM WILL TAKE SHAPE INTO THE BEGINNING OF NEXT
WEEK. THIS WOULD FEATURE ANOTHER WARMUP, RAINFALL, AND THE
POTENTIAL FOR STRONG WIND GUSTS. THE MAIN CONCERN WITH THIS
SYSTEM ARE HYDROLOGIC, WITH SNOWMELT AND RAINFALL POTENTIALLY
LIFTING AND MOVING RIVER ICE. SECONDARY AT THIS TIME ARE WIND
GUSTS, BUT THERE IS UNCERTAINTY HOW STRONG GUSTS MAY BE INLAND
FROM THE COAST.
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