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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
232 PM EDT SUN MAR 8 2026
1. A BRIEF STRETCH OF SPRING-LIKE TEMPERATURES HAS STARTED AND
WILL ACT TO SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE SNOWPACK THROUGH TUESDAY, WITH
MODEST DEWPOINTS KEEPING MELT CONTROLLED. SHIFTS IN RIVER ICE
WILL HAVE TO BE MONITORED, BUT THE FLOOD RISK REMAINS LOW AT
THIS TIME.
2. A MORE ACTIVE WEATHER PATTERN TAKES SHAPE FROM MIDWEEK INTO
NEXT WEEKEND WITH MULTIPLE PRECIPITATION CHANCES. THE FIRST
COMES WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY AND IS EXPECTED TO BE MAINLY RAIN
SOUTH OF THE MOUNTAINS, SOME OF WHICH COULD BE BRIEFLY HEAVY AND
POTENTIALLY FURTHER AID IN ADDITIONAL RIVER RISES, SNOWMELT,
AND ICE MOVEMENT. TEMPERATURES COOL BACK DOWN CLOSER TO NORMAL
FRIDAY WITH ANOTHER CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION QUICKLY FOLLOWING
LATER IN THE DAY INTO EARLY SATURDAY.
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