Alright, and how much time to get all
your stuff done for the holidays,
whatever you might be celebrating.
So this weekend you can still do it,
but throw on a throw in a layer.
We have a little over 2 weeks,
right? Right. So. Right.
We have this weekend, next weekend,
and then the following
weekend is Christmas, correct?
The week before that is Hanukkah.
So you have less time if you do Hanukkah.
Yeah. So yeah, one week,
one week from Sunday.
So alright, I have
been chipping away at my list of
gifts that I have to get people.
Aren't you something? Yeah, right.
I usually last moments super
early for you. Yeah, it is.
It is. But I'm getting there.
I'm getting there.
I still have some work to do.
And without.
You mean there's a person?
I'm working constantly.
I don't know what you mean.
Every other week I'm working as a person.
Actually, yes.
Every other week, yeah,
me and my therapist.
Yeah. One hour a week.
Every other week, right.
Good morning, everybody.
Let's take a look at some
temperatures this morning,
upper 20s out there for some of us,
like in Portland,
they've dropped quite a bit, 25 for Lewiston.
Bangor's 24 and there's not a ton of wind,
but there's enough of a breeze
where it's making a difference.
It feels like 14 in Bangor,
19 in Augusta and Lewiston,
and 22 in Portland.
A lot colder than that.
The wind chills up across
far northern Maine 8,
the current wind chill in Caribou.
We do have storms all around.
List there's One South of Nova
Scotia and it's stationary.
It's parked there.
Another one in the Midwest
is going to pivot around us.
We're protected by this big area.
High pressure sprawled out,
but it is supplying us with endless cold.
It's coming right down from the pole.
It'll be with us all weekend
and deep into next week, too.
Clear and cold out there now.
Enough wind so that you feel it on your skin.
If you're not covered up statewide
sunshine for the middle of
the day and early afternoon,
the wind is going to sting.
Well, wind chills will be in the 20s.
Afternoon and evening look great.
Clear, no precipitation.
If you gotta drive around
to some holiday parties,
there may be some clouds that
sneak into Eastern Washington
County and can't rule out some
flurries around some of those bays.
Passamaquoddy and Cobs Cook just
because of the wind direction and
the milder in quotation marks.
Water temperature highs today will
reach the low 40s along the coast,
around 40 to upper 30s inland,
30s in the mountains and only 29.
For Caribou,
ironically this is actually really
close to where we should be.
Our average high is 40 and most
of us will be there.
It just hasn't been average recently, right.
It has been anything but normal around here.
So, so warm.
So this will be a little shock
to your system.
There's the low tomorrow well off
the coast this high protecting us,
little breeze out of the northeast,
but we stay dry, no precip from it.
Sunday the day will be good,
but at night a storm in the Ohio Valley
will redevelop off the Mid-Atlantic and.
Blow up into a noreaster a little too far
away from us to give us anything significant,
but there will be some
accumulation in the Northeast.
That high continues to protect us,
though, into early next week.
Look at the snow expected here
Sunday night into Monday morning.
Several inches for upstate New York,
several inches in the Berkshires of mass,
and in southern Vermont, too.
A few inches possible.
Central Massachusetts.
Parts of New Hampshire can't rule out
like the thinnest coating or dusting
of snow near the New Hampshire.
Quarter or down in southern
parts of York County,
but most of the pine Tree state
once again missing out on snowfall.
For now,
something might be brewing late next week.
We'll see. It's a long way off.
Gale warnings are up for the next 24 hours.
Sees 5 to 8 N winds gusting to 35 knots.
There's your problem all right.
Sunshine today, brisk.
Cold, 40 degrees. Feeling like 30.
It will be in the 30s over the weekend.
Low ones, too.
Tomorrow low to mid 30s.
Sunday, around 30 degrees.
There'll be times of sun and clouds.
Can't rule out a flurry.
Saturday afternoon for the coast
and then again Sunday night,
especially across the far South.
But no big storm for us.
It's really Southern New England
that gets it even colder as we
go into the middle of next week.
Tuesday's high just 28.
And it was funny.
I saw that, you know, I'm,
I'm doing my forecast.
I'm like, wow,
that that might be a record.
I went to look at the records
and not even close.
And the records are like in the teens.
It just goes to show you like,
how, you know, uncommon.
It's been to be just normal
and have regular cold that
we get this time of the
year, right. Right.
It's been so warm. Yeah.
My kids have been mostly sweatshirts
almost every day at school.
So, yeah, we're gonna have to
find those coats quick.
Yeah, agree.
I better wear them.
Thank you, Sir.