Hi, Todd's back. We're just catching
up on shows that we all watch so we
can share information and what we
should pick up on, what we should know.
What's the one you're on now,
Wednesday or Wednesdays?
It's Wednesday. It's Wednesday.
Wednesday Addams Yeah, and it's so good.
And it's actually suitable for,
like, teenagers too.
It's like, my guys are 13,
my twins are 13 now,
and we can actually all bond
and watch something together,
which is something that you actually enjoy.
Yeah. Yeah.
And do it as a family because
I've been stuck in like,
Disney and Pixar for so long.
I don't wanna watch any show
that my kids could watch.
Like if they're if it would be good
for them. I don't want to watch.
I want to watch it out of here.
They can't watch my time, right? That
I've always been that way, even
though I only have two kids.
Nobody's judging you. OK? This
is a judgment free zone. OK, good.
At least at this. When did that start?
Yeah, I mean, it just said that's not true.
Actually just ended. Yeah.
Small window. Small window.
You were in the window and now you are not.
Don't say anything else.
Good morning, everybody.
The rain has moved out of here.
We're in the process of clearing already.
We're gonna see a lot of sunshine today now.
Roads are still damp.
There's a lot of wetness out there.
This is all good.
We're well into the 40s.
Even the coldest spots, Caribou,
Berlin, NH, are well above freezing.
So there's no issues with
black ice out there at all.
Your commute should be OK.
Low pressure continues to chug away.
This front will slide through
early this afternoon.
That's when we're gonna
hit our high for the day,
which will be about 50,
and then we won't see 50 for days,
perhaps a couple of weeks.
Looks like we're about to go
into a much colder pattern,
the patterns finally changing from this
mild stuff we've been seeing clearing
out with sunshine returning this morning.
Wet pavement, but no black ice.
By the middle of the day,
it's mostly sunny, mild temperatures.
Wind kicks up, it'll be out of the
north and that's going to draw.
Down the chill as you're heading home
and getting ready for the evening,
you'll notice the adjustment and
it's just gonna feel like, ohh yeah,
we're about to go cold here and
that's what's going to happen now.
Right now the moon is setting
over in the West.
You can look out your western window
and see it going down this evening.
You'll catch the moon coming up
at 4:15 and it'll be nearly full.
It was full late last night at about 11:30.
Mars is really close to it too right now,
which is pretty cool to see 50 along
the coastline, upper 40s inland.
Today and even up north and in the mountains,
low 40s.
But again,
keep in mind that wind will
kick up this afternoon and those
temperatures begin to drop a little
bit as we go into the weekend.
We're gonna have this high locked to our
north and that's going to be a big block.
It's going to continue to supply
us with cold.
It'll drain right down the Saint Lawrence
and into Maine and northern New England.
It's also going to be very
gusty through the weekend.
The difference in pressure between
this high and a strong low,
that's going to be way out at sea,
not affecting us,
will produce some wind and we'll have gusts.
20 to 30 mph all weekend long,
so highs in the 30s will feel
more like teens and 20s.
This is easily the coldest air
mass of the season.
A second low will move out of the Ohio
Valley, redevelop off our coastline.
This one also will be suppressed,
the track staying a little flat
and out to sea,
so places like New York and maybe even
New York City see accumulating snow.
But here in Maine over the next week,
virtually no accumulating snow at all.
All around us there's snow, but for us here.
In Maine, probably not much if any at all.
That's for now though.
That's the next week.
Beyond that I think we're probably
getting back into the storm tracks.
So sit tight. Snow will happen.
I think GAIL watches,
sees 4 to 6 NW winds 20 to 30,
sunshine today, 50 degrees.
Gets a little breezy this afternoon.
Tomorrow bright and chilly high near 40
and then over the weekend it's in the 30s.
There'll be a little sun, but a lot of
clouds and perhaps some coastal flurries.
The wind kicking up too and blustery
next week as well. With sunshine.
Highs in the low to mid 30s again, no storms.
That's good for now.
I know everybody wants that white
Christmas and there's a pretty
good chance that something happens
before we get to that big day.
OK, fair enough.
Yeah.
Thank you, Sir.