Alright, if you are waking up in
callus today, you have a one hour
delay before you have to go to school,
so the Blue Devils can relax a little bit.
Is that what they are? The Blue Devils?
The callous Blue Devils? I didn't.
That's what the high school is.
The Blue Devils.
10 below Kallis, look at this gold.
Maybe maybe take an hour
and a half on that one.
Yeah, yeah, you can sleep in a
little longer if you want guys,
she's yeah, little brutal out there
this morning again, but no wind.
OK, the winds not a problem.
Not much of a factor at the moment,
but the temperatures are and they're actually
a little colder than they were yesterday.
Bangor's at one below.
Portland to Lewiston, 3 below 0 right now,
but the winds are less than 10 mph.
And yesterday at this time
they were blowing at 30 mph.
We had massive wind chill issues yesterday.
This morning we don't have as
big of a problem with windshield,
although the wind is going to pick up today
new direction not out of the Northwest.
Tapping the cold out of the South and
southwest tapping milder air so our
temps are going to be on the rise.
And as these milder temperatures work in,
we're going to see snow showers break out.
We're already seeing a few,
especially along the down East Coast line
right now and up to the Central Highlands,
so we're clouding up this morning
a few flakes around wicked cold.
Yes, early on,
but temperatures will jump quickly.
Up to about 15 or even 20 degrees by 9:00 AM,
and I know that doesn't sound form,
but when you compare it to yesterday
where our highs were between
5:00 and 10:00 above zero,
yeah,
that's actually a significant adjustment.
Now mid day I think we get a
little burst of snow in Downeast,
Maine on up into Arista County.
And in these areas roads will slick
it up and we'll probably end up
with a fluffy inch or so of it.
Temps get more respectable at this point,
climbing above 20 degrees and this afternoon.
After those snow showers move on out of here,
we'll see a little partial clearing.
I don't think we'll see much,
but some areas are going to
get a very colorful sunset.
I think with lots of pinks
and purples on the horizon.
And yes,
it'll be feeling OK and any breeze
that develops out of the South will
start to settle down this evening too.
So again, a pretty good evening.
Quick look at a snowfall map for
this afternoon evening again,
eastern northern Maine.
Some spots will pick up an inch
or two of fluff.
I don't think there'll be any
accumulation across southern areas,
but there may be a few flurries.
Floating around from time to time,
high temps, normally 32.
Not far from that.
Definitely more respectable.
Rockland gets to 31, Portsmouth 32.
A lot of 20s in the state.
Only spots in the teens for high
temperatures Greenville and
across the county later on.
Still watching Friday a
little bit Thursday is fine,
and actually we'll see temps come up
about 35 degrees or so that storm will
be pretty far offshore on Friday,
but it may actually clip down East Maine.
With a few inches of snow,
so we're still watching that closely,
wouldn't get much farther
than the Bangor area.
Any snow, snow showers from
that storm behind that storm.
The weekend is frigid.
Again, will temps will rival
what's out there right now.
So again, another extremely
cold few days there and then.
That cold sticks around on Monday,
and a larger storm with bigger potential
will be moving up the eastern seaboard,
and I think this is going to get us on
Monday and it could be pretty impactful.
The problem is,
even though it's going to be so cold,
there's probably going to be
warmer air that works in a loft,
and that's going to result in some mixing.
I think this could be actually a
really good storm for the mountains
for the first time this year,
getting some big snow in the ski resorts,
so fingers crossed on Monday snow
and the ski resorts looks like a
messy mix for the coastline, though.
Gale warnings are up CS 4 to 7 feet.
Southwest winds will be very gusty,
not appealing to be out there today.
Highs in the 20s today,
a few flakes around briefly
better tomorrow in the mid 30s.
That storm will be east of us on Friday,
but we still have to watch down East
areas for a little snow accumulation.
And then there you go weekend.
Absolutely frigid 5 below Saturday morning,
5 above Saturday afternoon,
10 below Saturday,
Sunday morning and then about
20 in the afternoon.
And we're looking at some
snow and ice on Monday.
That storm looks likely to me at this point.
We'll keep an eye on it very closely though.
Alright,
thank you.