And much of the state is looking very
festive, not just from the Christmas lights,
but now there's that coating of snow.
It looks like there's more in store.
Yeah, we were talking about the seal of day,
too. We were looking for some snow
to make it feel festive. Yeah.
And we got a little bit last night,
and I think we'll get a little bit more over
the next couple of days and we'll take a
look at what's going on out there right now.
Look at those.
That's what the winds they will
go with the temperatures first.
Yeah, there they are.
Cold night ahead, no doubt about it.
16 already in Caribou 14, rangely 9.
Berlin, Freiburg at 14 degrees 18.
Bar Harbor was casted at 15 degrees,
Portland 29, Bangor 18.
These temperatures are going
to continue to fall tonight.
We don't have much in the way of wind
and was just the light wind out of the
north make it feel just a little bit
cooler to the outside but really not
that cold winds will be kind of light.
Of dry ear and we'll start to see
that those temperatures dropping,
little radiational cooling going on right
now as you can see in the satellite picture,
whole state of Maine just clear
right now watching this system.
This is a system that gave us that
dusting of snow last night and it
really developed over the past 12
hours and bombed out and it's going
to continue its path to the north
actually go around Nova Scotia piece
of it and backlash just a little bit.
So we're not really going to get
a lot of snow out of it,
but we will be expecting some snow
showers tomorrow night into Wednesday.
Show you how much in just a second.
High pressure over to our N, keeping us cold.
There's that low pressure system to
our east and we're gonna be watching
that over the next 12 to 24 hours.
Low temperatures mostly in the
single digits to lower teens across
the N 20 ought to do it for you
in Bar Harbor 15 in Portland.
So cold morning tomorrow, no doubt about it.
Bangor at 12 degrees,
even down Kittery down towards
Portsmouth in the lower 20s.
So cold start to tomorrow morning
seeing some clouds increasing.
Over northern areas during the morning hours.
And then you will watch the temperatures.
They'll be mostly in the 20s north,
in the 30s to the South by the afternoon.
A couple of snow showers, not the question.
Across northern portions of the state.
Some of the higher elevations.
We're expecting a little bit of light
snow across your neck of the woods,
even portions of northern New
Hampshire into the White Mountains.
Watching that and then to my to our N
Caribou watch what happens over here.
By 9 ten,
11:00 o'clock tomorrow midnight
we see an area of snow starting to
develop and that's going to SAG.
Towards the self Tuesday night
into Wednesday morning.
Here's that low pressure system.
It's off the coast, goes around the corner.
High pressure stays with us
right through Wednesday.
A little through of low pressure
moving through and that's gonna give
us those slight snow showers as
we go through Wednesday afternoon.
Everything starts to clear up.
That sags to the South.
We stay cold, but we're watching
this system over the northern plains
and this system to the South.
How and where this goes,
that's kind of the wild card.
We think it's going to just
track over Southern New England.
Currently,
which will bring some snow to rain,
mostly snow inland.
So we're watching that very
closely in terms of precipitation,
in terms of snowfall,
I should say Tuesday into Wednesday,
anywhere between one to three inches
across northern portions of the state.
You may get an inch or two,
some of the higher elevations,
maybe 3-4, but then just heading a
little bit further to the South Bangor,
maybe a coating to an inch and
a few coatings,
possible the White Mountains.
You might see an inch or two of snow due
to the uplift and upsloping of the winds,
high temperatures.
Tomorrow in the 20s N mostly in the
upper 20s to lower 30s down East,
Mid Coast in the lower to mid 30s
and as you get closer to Kittery
you're in the mid to upper 30s.
Marine forecast sees three to five
feet tomorrow really cranking
out of the northwest.
Those winds 15 to 20 knots,
they'll be increasing during the day.
We'll have gusts up to 30.
We do have a Gale watch in effect tomorrow
and tomorrow night into Wednesday,
something that's definitely keep a
very close eye on 7 day forecast
and again really.
I don't wanna say too, not a big deal,
but Tuesday into Wednesday we're
watching that just, you know,
some light snow activity.
And then as we get to Thursday we
we kick up the temperatures just a
little bit and then all eyes are on Friday.
The exact track is so crucial in
determining on what we will see around here.
I think right now,
once we get through tomorrow morning,
I think the models will have a
better lock on what's going on.
But right now be prepared inland locations,
you could get wild with some snow,
exactly what the skier is looking
for along the coast.
Mine might be a little bit of a mix.
I think we're seeing more rain
along the immediate coast though.
Regardless, get those shovels ready,
that's for sure. Thanks, David.
Thank you.