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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
230 PM EDT MON MAR 9 2026
1. ONE MORE DAY OF VERY WARM TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO EAT
AWAY AT THE SNOWPACK, WITH MELT STAYING CONTROLLED. ICE MOVEMENT
HAS BEEN OBSERVED WITH AT LEAST ONE JAM REPORTED ON THE UPPER
AMMONOOSUC. FLOOD RISK REMAINS LOW AT THIS TIME, BUT THESE AREAS
WILL HAVE TO BE MONITORED CLOSELY AS WE GET BACK TO ACTIVE
WEATHER FOR THE SECOND PART OF THE WEEK.
2. LOW PRESSURE BRINGS WIDESPREAD PRECIPITATION CHANCES FOR THE
MIDDLE OF THIS WEEK. RAIN IS EXPECTED SOUTH OF THE MOUNTAINS,
WHILE LOW-LEVEL TEMPERATURES ARE TRENDING COLD ENOUGH TO SUPPORT
FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET ACROSS NORTHERN AREAS, PARTICULARLY THE
WESTERN ME MOUNTAINS, AND POSSIBLY AS FAR SOUTH AS THE
FOOTHILLS.
3.COOLER TEMPERATURES RETURN TO FINISH UP THE WORKWEEK AND INTO
THE WEEKEND WITH AN ACTIVE PATTERN SUPPORTING ADDITIONAL ROUNDS
OF PRECIPITATION.
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