All right. This
one's literally or figurative.
All right. It's 5/14. Time for
a closer look at the forecast.
Look at you, 2IN blue.
I was just observing that,
you know, it's how we
roll. Yeah, it's not actually, right.
It's not even close today.
And I'm over here like a big warning light.
And well, it's very springy.
Like a construction cone.
Yeah, a void shower at all costs.
Which isn't bad advice.
Probably good. Oh, danger zone.
My little feelings.
Oh, kidding.
It is Friday. Yeah.
It's probably good to, to avoid that area.
Sharon matches the match. I mean,
she does, which is actually a good thing.
You want to see this after those cold
temperatures. There you go after those
cold temperatures yesterday morning.
Temps are on the rise and they're going
to be a lot better out there today,
although they're still starting
out on the chilly side.
Portland's at 44, Augusta 43.
But there are a lot of surrounding
towns that are in the 30s right now,
close to the freezing mark.
That's the case in Lewiston, Freiburg 33.
Rumford is 32 right now,
Berlin, NH below freezing 26.
But yesterday it was 19.
In Berlin, New Hampshire,
there's a problem with
the thermometer in Orono.
It's not zero, I promise you that.
But it is chilly.
33 for Dover Foxcroft Herman's 32.
So is Norwich walk.
I think that's I know Wesley
is below freezing so there
is some patchy frost around.
High pressure is off the coast.
It's going to provide another beautiful
day with bright sunshine over the weekend.
This front interacts with
moisture from the South.
We get some rain in here this weekend.
I'll provide you with timing in a SEC.
A little haze from wildfire smoke up
there this morning which will give
us and is giving us some great color
as the sun is coming up right now.
That's chilly again with patchy frost.
By midday we don't have to
worry about those temperatures.
They're in the 60s, mostly sunny too.
The breeze is going to kick up
during the middle of the day and
that is going to be a nuisance
this afternoon and evening.
Bit on the annoying side as it's going
to be gusty coming it off the water,
so it adds that brisk feel to the air too,
especially within the first
couple of miles of the coast.
But the farther you go inland,
the warmer it's going to be.
72 in Caribou today,
71 in Greenville and Rangely,
and 73 in Berlin, New Hampshire.
Mid 60s for Lewiston, Augusta,
Waterville, Bangor and Callus,
and then upper 50s to low 60s depending
on where you are along the coast.
But that wind will kind of take center stage.
It looks like this afternoon and evening,
tomorrow starts dry.
We end up with some rain in the afternoon.
It pours Saturday night.
But a lot of that rain is
gone Sunday morning.
The sun starts to appear.
We warm up in the afternoon to 70 degrees,
and another huge high works in for the
beginning of next week and probably
sticks around for the majority of it.
So the rain we get Saturday night
is likely the only rain we're
going to see for the next week.
Again, the dry pattern prevails.
Saturday morning, no rain around midday,
still no rain by 3:00.
O'clock.
We're starting to see the showers
push up from the South.
And then by 6:00 o'clock they're
overspreading the area it pours
in the middle of the night.
We're going to pick up at least
1/2 an inch and in some places
around an inch of rain.
The good news is that it's gone by almost sun
up on Sunday, maybe a little after,
say 7-8 o'clock. Gale watches are up.
Seas three to five winds out of the S,
15 to 25 knots. Mostly sunny today,
breezy during the afternoon,
high temperatures in the mid 60s.
Tomorrow 60 degrees. Starts out
dry but ends with some wet weather,
some of those showers and then it pours.
Saturday night.
Sunday will get warm in the afternoon
when the sun comes out 70 to lower
70s and then mid 60s early next week.
A warm one on Wednesday and perfect
weather for Thursday of next week.
A lot of next week looks very, very nice.
Just again, dry without, without any rain.
So the rain we get on Saturday night
is kind of welcome, to be honest.
All right, We'll get a good little soaking.
Decent timing.
Sure. All right.
Thank you, Sir.