OK. Meteorologist Jason API is
back for his full forecast.
Jason, at the top of the show,
we were saying version power still
responding to more than 2000 homes
without power in the Hancock County area.
So still some action happening right
now. Yeah, that area. Especially down.
He's got hit especially hard by the
storm and and it just continued.
It's still raining there now the wind
is dying down but it is still going on.
I can tell you tomorrow is a big
improvement as far as the sun comes out.
We can clean up and all that
good stuff begins to happen.
So a good news is coming.
We are going to dry out tonight.
The wind lessons it's much cooler tomorrow,
30s for highs.
This is not going to be crazy
cold for us but it's definitely
gets back in the holiday spirit.
We'll call that another
storm moves in next week.
And it's rained again,
we're back in this.
We're still in this pattern of these
storms bringing up all that warm air.
Speaking of Snow is in eastern Canada,
rain is coming up still east of Bar Harbor,
up towards callus and the temperatures
are finally going down a bit.
I mean you finally took 50s off the map here,
49 and cause 40s,
though typically the low this
time of the year is in the 20s.
We're not even close to the 20s.
I'm going to call it mild by temperatures.
Standards for this time of the night.
However,
knocking on the door in Canada is
the cold air is a cold front here.
That's going to be the reinforcing cool shot.
Cold shot that's gonna come our
way overnight into tomorrow.
So you see here Sunday,
9:00 o'clock in the morning,
completely dry wind out of the northwest.
That's going to bring that cooler
air into only 20s in the mountains.
Cooler if you're headed up doing
some skiing and rangely in the
Western Mountains look good.
30s here, clouds around the afternoon.
So not the greatest day.
We don't get a lot of sunshine so but hey,
it will be dry cold front coming through.
You see that tonight.
That's well east of us.
And then as I pointed out,
we have that,
you know,
secondary kind of front coming through
much cooler as we get into the day
Sunday morning with the sun coming out,
then the clouds roll in.
But All in all though it will be cooler.
That's really the theme here.
We cool down into your Sunday and
then we load up for the next storm.
So let's skip over to Tuesday, it is raining.
That all of the day.
Tuesday another warm front up
in Canada so all of the warm air
comes up from the South again,
that front washes out.
Wednesday, another rainstorm,
really a surge of moisture.
Another front comes in from the
Mid-Atlantic and that's going to
bring more rain. See all the snow?
It's up in Canada and then by
Thursday clouds around will be clear
out as high pressure noses in.
So you have been asking me on my
Facebook page what's going on?
Where's Witcher? Well.
We get a piece of it tomorrow,
a little bit of a just little little cool
down, but then really the Frigidaire,
real winter air that's locked up in Canada.
Most people say keep it there.
Others say, you know it.
I mean, it's December and Maine, come on,
we get a little snow around here,
not the case. Sees building 3 to 7 feet
and the wind NW 10 to 20 knots as we
get into the forecast next several days.
Inland. It is cooler tomorrow,
but we'll warm right back up.
And then there's a storm in the forecast.
Is Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
I mean really 40s and 50s,
you're talking about fours and fives
for highs, lows in the mid 40s,
which is 20 degrees above average,
which is just insane really for us.
And then we cool down a little bit
briefly on Friday now at the coast.
I don't have 60 up there, thank goodness.
Although that would really help
the heating bill.
Although anytime you're above freezing,
I normally say I'm happy the heating,
he doesn't have to run as much.
But talking about 52 people
have been telling me, Sam,
that they've been turning off their heat.
And with these temperatures really, I mean,
you think about manners they can handle,
you know, anything,
you know, that's nothing 52.
So there are people turning off their heat,
so good for that and, you know,
as far as the ski season.
Because I know that there's sort of the coin.
It's not great, you know,
not no one must know machines
aren't going at 52.
But I will say look, this early December,
so let's give it some time
and we'll see what happens.
There is the end of the month and also
we have January, February, March.
So we got some time.
And
you know, Jason, I think a lot of
the gardeners and farmers are asking
where was all this rain in the summer?
Well, we're getting it now there is that
we're making up for some lost time.
Yeah, absolutely. Alright, Jason, thank you.