Well, Jason, it looked
like it was a great day to
be on the baseball diamond,
But I know you were just
telling me during Adams story.
Tomorrow isn't looking too good.
What's the earliest tea
time you get on Sunday?
Oh, I think you get out there on.
545 six, if you know the guys, do
it. Get out as soon as possible
because the rains coming tomorrow,
later in the morning and into the afternoon.
So take a look at the fog,
which has moved into Portland.
Yeah, can't even see the lights.
That's how foggy it is.
The fog bank has pulled in
dense fog returns locally.
Heavy rain tomorrow for a good chunk
of the day and getting much more humid
next week with more rain. We are stuck.
In a rainy pattern, aren't we?
Now here's a look at the air quality today.
Right now it's on the moderate side of
things because we have that smoke which
is mostly moved up to the higher levels.
Couldn't smell any going out for
dinner tonight. And ice cream.
And how about the rain?
Canada, Quebec.
Seeing rain and thunderstorms now?
If the lightning doesn't make
more in the way of fires,
then this rain is all good.
That's going to help in a big way.
The 60 or so fires that are still burning,
How about the fog?
I mean, look at this Portsmouth,
Sanford all the way up a quarter mile
now in Rockland, even in Augusta,
very dense fog here on the fog forecast.
Look at just the ocean,
just essentially all of the
moisture pushing in.
Now during the day on Sunday,
we break up some of that fog 11:00 o'clock,
but that's when the rains going to get here.
So I mean pick your poison with that
and we are going to have low visibility
because of the rain tomorrow too.
Temperatures 60s across the board here,
probably some 50s back towards east port,
not pictured with the wind coming in
out of the southeast and dew points,
I checked mid 60s just about everywhere.
So we're about where we've been and
where we're going to stay and go up.
We're going to get around the
70s for dew points,
not a really something that
most people want to hear.
We're getting a tropical air mass
situation coming up into the next several
days clear for now as clouds are pushing in.
Here's the front warm front to our S
that is going to be leading edge out
ahead of it of the shower activity.
So tomorrow morning,
if you're getting up early, you're fine.
7:00. O'clock, There's Sam playing golf.
You're okay,
except up in range of the showers.
Push in.
But then here comes the first
batch of rain by middle of the day.
Portland maybe not to get to 5:45,
but it gets heavy at 5:00.
O'clock.
So I'd expect the earlier you can
do things tomorrow, the better.
This storm is getting juicier by the minute,
and that means that the rainfall
amounts are going to be higher,
up around 2 inches.
For southern Maine all the way
up the mid coast and down east
where an inch plus is coming.
So the last thing you want to hear I
just have to tell like it is this storm
is definitely going to have some
rain with it. Seas at three to
four feet Wind SE next three days.
The forecast periods of rain tomorrow,
especially afternoon midday and
night rain and thunderstorms.
Monday, Tuesday,
some scattered thunderstorms
trying to get the stuff in for the
4th and the fireworks if we can.
Wednesday, more thunderstorms, hot and humid.
A few showers inland and then at
the coast we dry out by Wednesday,
trying to dry out by 4th of July
Time for the fireworks.
That's the next hurdle.
I can tell you if the
fireworks were tomorrow night,
they would have a really hard
time doing those.
So the good news is that the heaviest
rain is going to come tomorrow
into Monday and not Tuesday,
but not great for a extended.
Holiday weekend,
it just is what it is. We're stuck
in the pattern. That's right.
And we'll just have to see what happens
during those fireworks celebrations
in the next few days.
Yeah, keep checking back in.
We'll get that Tuesday
forecast ironed out.
All right, Jason, thank you.