All right, 444 this Tuesday
morning taught us back now
with a full check at the weather
that is about to change. Yeah, .
I mean, we still have almost all
day long before we get the big
adjustment and the big cooldown.
So today will be another mild o.
We will probably see some limited sun,
but not a lot.
You know that's kind of the bum.
I mean even though yesterday it
hits 70 again and it beautiful.
Yesterday it was,
it was it was tough to get
that that sunshine with all
that wildfire smoke up there.
So the main fire departments wee
real busy yesterday afternoon,
lots of brush fires across the o
states of Maine, New Hampshire.
Snowpack is gone.
Obviously that's melted away.
We're still waiting to completey
green up and we have gusty wind
out there and some very dry air.
So the fire risk is elevated,
especially in southern Maine and
central and Southern New Hampsh.
These are going to be the last
places to get any raindrops tod,
but there will be some showers
for northern Maine,
getting a little relief from the high
fire danger that was present yesterday.
Right.
As we look at the temps,
they're mild right now.
All of the two states are in the 40s or 50s,
no 30s out there right now.
They will become common again,
though, beginning tomorrow morn.
And we're looking at some frosts
we enter the second-half of the week.
There's the cold front.
It's up near the Saint Lawrence
Valley and it's going to slowly
slice S through New England.
Behind it,
this air mass has a bite and itl
suppress the warmth that we've n
experiencing for the last week.
A lot of clouds out there this morning.
There's a ton of wildfire smoke,
from those Western Canadian wildfires,
so I expect only limited sunshine this
morning and through the afternoon drops.
Raindrops will begin to enter northern Maine,
and they'll stay there right
through the middle of the day
and into the afternoon as well.
So this is where we'll get
some relief from the very dry,
the bone dry air mass and also e
dry ground where there's a lot ,
you know,
twigs and leaves and branches ad
things from the last several mos
kind of accumulating there and
providing for any brush fires to
kind of ignite Shower risk will
be increasing through the evenig
because this afternoon and eveng
that front will slide South and
we'll see those temperatures
begin to drop late in the day.
And we'll see that shower
risk also start to rise too.
It's going to be a split state,
and there's going to be a
huge range in temps.
Northern Mains High Caribou,
for instance, just 53.
However, down in New York Count,
it'll be closer to 80 degrees.
As we head into the afternoon
and the evening,
all these temps drop.
So everyone else is kind of in between.
We're looking at 62 for a high in Bangor,
70 Augusta and 74 in Portland.
Tomorrow we're all chilly.
We're all going to be in the 50,
no one getting to 60
degrees Thursday morning.
That's the day we'll see widespd
frost across all of New England.
This high goes off the coastlin,
pumps some warmth back in here.
We are going to have some sea
breezes at the end of the week,
but we'll still see temps above
60 and approaching 70 degrees.
Looks beautiful and bright
for Thursday and Friday.
And then over the weekend this t
moves in from the West and some
moisture comes up from the Sout.
So the good chance that we get k
into some rain in here and it's probably
Saturday night into Sunday morn,
that looks like the time
frame for some raindrops.
Marine forecast sees three to fr
feet southwest wind 15 to 25 kn.
So this front will be moving
through the state today.
Last to get it there will be ths
evening and far southern Maine,
but this morning in northern ar.
So we'll see some afternoon shos
and that temperature drop tomor.
It's brisk and chilly,
frosty Thursday morning, but su.
Near 60 degrees,
70 ish away from the coast on
Friday and then we'll see clouds
over the weekend and the threat
for some rain and it looks like
Saturday night and Sunday morni.
All right.
I mean, we had a really nice sunny stretch.
We've had a beautiful stretch.
Thank you,
Todd.