And Jason, a quick update on the Puppy Bowl.
The two main pups led their team
to a victory team Fluff 1 today,
the first overtime and Puppy Bowl history.
So the main magic was really on
full display on national television
and I have to follow up the weather
forecast. After the Puppy Bowl,
after rescue, of all things.
I give up. I can't follow that up.
I mean, is it raining cats and dogs?
Here we go.
You know you're gonna go there,
Sam, about that the 30 seconds ago.
Yeah, it nailed it.
It is not going to be raining cats and dogs.
Just to answer your question.
It's also
not going to be as cold as it
could be for February standards.
Light snow as we get late Monday,
early Tuesday and making a run for 60.
Yes, I said 60 in mid February
and then briefly cooler.
After that, so we are going to cool down.
How about satellite and radar now
clouds mostly Southern Maine,
a little bit lower and thicker,
but they're basically high clouds,
no threat there of any precip.
How about temperatures?
Currently 32 Caribou, 39 Portland,
I mean statewide it's pretty
mild by February standards.
Anytime temps are generally above freezing
the sky clear except for southern coast,
mid Coast getting in on some cloud cover
that's from this storm that's kind of.
Cranking just a bit over North Carolina,
heading out in the Outer Banks.
This storm is gonna track to our S
we'll get clouds into the day tomorrow.
We will not get precip during
the daylight hours.
How about the hour by hour forecast here,
taking you through your Sunday evening.
If you're headed out for dinner tonight,
it will be clear for the most
part it clouds being picked up,
but that's about it.
No precip, no umbrella needed
for those raining cats and dogs.
Sam was talking about 30s and
20s across the board here.
Into your Monday.
You're going to watch what happens here.
More cloud cover as a storm is
going to graze us to the South.
Really just graze Cape Cod,
not us here in Maine.
So you see the green kind of
pop up well off the coast.
So don't worry about any
precipitation during the day.
Monday at all, except for a few
flurries here coming in from the north.
And then it's getting into the forecast.
Monday night. You know, stop it.
This is really Tuesday,
about 1:00 o'clock in the morning,
here comes the snow, OK.
And it's light.
This is not going to be a big deal at all.
Snow moves in from the West and then
it's over and gone with as we get
through middle of the day Tuesday.
So a quick burst,
a coating to an inch at most.
Statewide this is not going to be a big deal.
However, it doesn't take a lot.
Anytime you're talking about you know,
kind of slicking up the roads
and also how about the sidewalks.
They're March field is here.
Even though we're in mid February.
We'll make a run for that 60 on Thursday.
We got the 56 at least and then we
briefly cool down on Saturday for the
Mariners sees it two to four feet.
The wind's going to be out of the
Northeast 15 to 20 knots, gusting to 25.
Could have been a noreaster.
It's not going to be a noreaster,
not for us at all.
Water temp at 41, small craft advisory up.
That's going to be up from Monday morning.
Until Monday evening.
So let's take it a little bit bumpy
obviously out there on the seas.
How about the forecast next seven days?
Inland it's 38 degrees for tomorrow.
We're still above average despite
the clouds in a northerly breeze in
February that could mean very cold.
It will not Tuesday.
It's that early morning light
snow before you wake up and it
shouldn't be that big of a deal.
But watch out,
could be a little slick in the morning.
Commute Wednesday and then Thursday we go
from 40s to why not 50s and then Friday?
It's mostly a rain event,
not looking all that heavy.
There's the cool down Saturday as old
man Winter just comes to town for one
day and makes a little pit stop here.
Clearly though,
when the coast especially it's 40s every
day except for Saturday 31 and Thursday 53,
we only get one day visit
really from old Man Winter.
Unless you want to, you know,
count that Tuesday morning little pit
stop with a little bit of light snow.
But overall this looks a lot like March
and almost nothing like February.
Except for one day if that, Sam.
So we are we have to have a little chat,
old man.
Winter and the ski resorts and
the hardware stores that are
relying on snow and be to pick up
shovels and winter sports.
We're just can't find it,
right.
And
for all the people on the flip side of that,
they don't make the call. We're good.
Yeah. Don't make the call at
all because the heating bill,
we don't need that.
So it's it's a double edged
sword right now in me,
right. All right Jason thank you.