Yeah,
that was a little bomb that just
went off right as we're coming .
Yeah, I was like,
we're talking fantasy football.
It's it's almost it's all seaso.
So one week from Thursday.
That's keys. You're counting.
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And it's here on NBC. It is. Yes, Sir.
Yeah. OK Casey and Jordan.
Lions. There it is.
Where it lumps that button.
Yeah. The Lions.
We'll talk more about this Thur.
We'll talk about our pics
and yeah that'll be fun.
Get people signed up.
We got a couple of you know youw
so so days tomorrow especially d
then we get a great stretch Gol.
And it looks like it's going to
last into the holiday weekend t.
So thanks to look forward to,
we do have some rogue and renegade showers
passing through the state right,
well out ahead of a frontal boundary.
But we are going to be a little
damp early on here.
Isolated showers still lingering
in the Portland area.
Most of them are offshore and grazing
in the mid coast eastern Maine.
We had some wet weather come
through Bangor not too long ago.
A lot of the showers now are moving E
through Hancock and into Washington counties,
but there are still some sprinkles down in
Penobscot Bay near Castine and Verona Island.
So we have a frontal boundary to our S,
another one working in from the West.
We're going to be in between the two today.
We'll start out with clouds.
We'll work in some drier air briefly for
some sun, and then there's a chance for
a late day storm up in the mountains.
There's the hurricane,
the first one, Hurricane Frankl.
It's powerful right now.
It's going to curl away from us,
but it is going to continue to w
moisture into the northeast and
we'll wring it out late tonightd
tomorrow with some heavy downpo.
Cloudy and damp starts here on this Tuesday
morning and a few of those passing showers,
but a lot of them will be gone
by the time you hit the roads.
It's muggier.
You can start to feel it in ther
when you leave the house this morning.
You'll notice humidity levels
on the rise midday.
A lot of the clouds that are prt
right now will be burning off to sunshine
and a lot of us will see sunshi.
It won't be overly warm,
we only hit the mid 70s,
but it is going to be stickier out there.
And then during the afternoon and evening
it's going to depend all about your location.
If you live along the coastline
or close to it,
I expect a low cloud bank or fog bank
to work back in and cut off sunshine.
End of the day.
If you're up in the mountains,
there may be a shower or thunderstorm
in between,
still hanging on to sunshine
until after sunset,
and all those clouds come pouncing in.
We'll have some temperatures that'll reach
about the mid and upper 70s inland Bangor 76,
warm spot,
Freiburg at 79.
Cooler along the coastline witha
light onshore breeze all day lo.
And there may be some spots along the coast
that actually don't break in to sun at all,
or maybe just flirt with a litte
sun from time to time tomorrow.
That frontal boundary is coming through.
I do expect some tropical downpours in here,
Could be some rubbles of Thunder amounts,
could exceed an inch in a
short period of time.
So we'll have to keep an
eye on some of the drains.
There could be some drainage flooding issues.
But by Thursday morning,
that front is, well offshore.
Kicking the hurricane out there,
there's the second tropical sysm
breaking down off of the Caroli.
We've got a big Ridge of high pressure for
us that's going to give us a ton of sunshine,
very pleasant air.
It's going to feel like mid to e
September, with warm days and c,
dry, crisp nights.
By the end of the weekend thoug,
it looks like some heat has
a chance to burst in here,
and we'll see our temperatures r
the weekend climb up to 80 and
probably beyond by Labor Day it.
It could be a really sweet finio
this summer and we kind of deserve it.
Look at this beautiful looking
hurricane on the satellite.
It's a powerful category four.
It's pivoting around Bermuda.
It's not going to hit land.
Great news,
but it's going to throw some big swell
our way through the end of the .
If you're at the beaches,
and a lot of you will be,
watch out for rip currents
and large crashing waves.
The bigger story is a dahlia whh
will be making landfall it looks
like tomorrow morning or middays
a category three major hurricane
for the Panhandle of Florida.
Again, lots of wind,
storm surge and rain for Florid.
Marine forecast right there.
Water temp 64. Here's our forec.
Turns partly sunny today,
high temperatures in the mid 70s tomorrow,
showers and downpours at near 7.
And then it gets sweet,
dry and comfortable for Thursday
and Friday in the 70s.
Lots of sun over the weekend,
75 to 80 on Saturday, around 80 on Sunday.
And Labor Day actually could be pretty
hot with temperatures well into the 80s.
Maybe pushing 90.
Wow,
isn't that just so weird and suitable
for this summer And appropriate,
Inappropriate. Memorial Day, Labor Day.
Exactly. And everything else ine
middle this weekends of the of the year.
All right. Thank you, Sir. Appreciate it.