Yeah, just catching up on football
last night. I don't know how
much of the Patriots you watched.
I watched the search.
There were maybe 6-7 injuries
between the two teams.
Like people were dropping like flies.
It was like whoever's got players.
Yeah, yeah, we'll win because it
was it was like a war of attrition.
Yeah, wasn't great. I mean,
it was felt bad for both teams really.
It seems like injuries are really popping
up in the NFL these last couple of weeks.
Big name guys going down.
It's going to be interesting.
Gets highlights coming up too, to the
finish line here because you didn't see it.
I didn't. I'm looking for you that.
So I put them in there for, yeah. I
briefly looked at the box score
and I saw nobody on the Pats
offense had anything major going
on. So it was all defense and
special teams and running back.
So they lost their starting running back.
We'll talk about it all. Roman.
Ohh. He's out. This is ridiculous.
Nobody's here. Everybody's out.
I'm here. You're here.
It was all rookies for the Patriots
and all old guys for new Center.
So it works.
No rookies here.
We're going to go down one of these days,
that's for sure.
Good to see you.
We're waking up to cold temperatures again.
We have a lot of teens out there,
including Bangor and Sanford at 18 degrees.
Freiburg, Berlin, New Hampshire.
Single digits, some 20s.
Lewiston, Auburn, Augusta, Portland.
And there's a breeze. Still.
Wind chills are in the
teens for the most part.
We'll be somewhat of a factor today,
but not as strong, that's for sure.
This low is farther away from us right now,
but it is going to curl back up into
the Maritimes and then do a loop back
to the South tonight and tomorrow.
And that will brush us with
a little light snow.
Not a big deal,
but some minor accumulation can be expected.
Otherwise cold high pressure just
sits right up over here and keeps us
pretty quiet these next couple of days.
So it's clear it's dry this morning,
it's a much.
Easier commute than yesterday
when we had a little snow on
the ground in a lot of spots,
but we've got cold temperatures
and a breeze so those feels like
numbers will be in the teens,
bright and sunny across all of
southern and western Maine.
During the middle of the day clouds
begin to fill into the north and these
will work S during the afternoon and
evening and beneath them there will
be some scattered snow showers that
will start to fall this evening,
but the bulk of snow holds off until
late tonight and tomorrow morning.
Highs today will reach the
mid 30s across the South.
But just lower 30s for Eastern Maine,
including Bangor and Bar Harbor Callus,
29 twenties up north and in
the mountains this afternoon,
with a breeze out of the northwest
at 10 to 15 mph tonight at midnight,
this is how it'll look.
Steadier snows up across the
county begin to slide S overnight,
and by tomorrow morning,
a lot of eastern and northern Maine
will be waking up to some light snow.
Roads will be impacted a little bit,
there'll be a minor accumulation,
and they'll need to be treated or
perhaps even plowed off very little.
Anything goes on across the South though.
Middle of the morning,
still getting some bursts of light snow,
and then by midday the rest of it
kind of slides out to sea and it'll
be quieter during the afternoon.
Still looking at an inch to about 3
inches in Max spots here in down East Maine.
Also up to the Central Highlands
and North Bangor,
probably a coating to an inch and
coatings possible to the South.
If we get a stray snow shower
to fall tomorrow morning,
that system slides out of here.
High pressure keeps us quiet on Thursday,
then all the attention.
It's for the weekend.
Low pressure in the Midwest redevelops
off the Mid-Atlantic coastline
and comes right up the coast.
The problem is with the track.
If you're a snow lover,
this track looks like it's
going to hug the coastline.
That's not the best track
to get all snow in Maine.
That will introduce a rain,
snow line and perhaps quite a
bit of rain for the coastline.
Big Snow potential is over the interior,
especially the higher terrain, the mountains
of western Maine and New Hampshire.
That's where it should stay. All snow.
Along the coastline this is a big rain risk
here and in between there'll be a messy mix.
I'm not putting snow numbers up just yet,
but you get the idea here.
There will likely be double digit
snow amounts up in the mountains of
Western Maine and New Hampshire,
and perhaps into the central Highlands too.
Along the coastline very little if any
snow at this time, maybe an inch or two.
And then in between we'll have a big ramp up.
So a big range in numbers from the coast
up to the foothills and to the mountains.
Hope to put some numbers on this.
For you tomorrow, but you get the idea.
Big snows inland, not as much along
the coastline as of this time.
Gale warnings are up.
Seas 4 to 6 feet.
Northwest winds 15 to 20 knots,
gusting to 30.
Mostly sunny today with high
temperatures in the lower to mid 30s.
Tomorrow we have some snow showers
around and I showed you the map.
Minor accumulation,
especially in eastern and northern Maine.
Mostly cloudy on Thursday,
Mid 30s cold there and then we get
rain and snow to develop on Friday.
That storm system will continue
through the night and into Saturday 2.
Bigger snows inland.
Not as much along the coastline.
Quieter behind the storm.
No warm up though.
Stays in the 30s.
Ohh
38 on Monday. Woohoo. That's a heat wave.
Beach Day alright, thank you Sir.