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Rain overnight, Tuesday is a transition day (opens the original)
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The weakening nor'easter moves through the Gulf of Maine The weakening nor'easter moves through the Gulf of Maine Rain bands continue to stream northward into Maine, bringing rounds of showers and a few pockets of heavy rain Monday night. Fog, mist, and drizzle will also be present through the night and into the morning hours. Spotty showers linger Tuesday morning but will give way to a dry and mostly cloudy afternoon as the storm pulls away. Temperatures top out in the mid- to upper-60s Tuesday
Breezy weekend with showers and high surf (opens the original)
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As the nor'easter's storm track continues to shift farther south, Maine will avoid major impacts over the weekend. Ahead of the storm, it is breezy and mild Friday afternoon, with partly sunny skies and highs around 70 degrees. Blustery northeast winds will persist all weekend, with 30 to 40 mph gusts possible in southern Maine. Showers will arrive Saturday afternoon and evening and will continue off and on through Monday. A coastal flood advisory has been issued for York County due to the possi
Mild and breezy Friday with building surf (opens the original)
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Temperatures fall into the 30s and 40s Thursday night under mainly clear skies, but high clouds will begin to stream in. Friday is a breezy but mild day with highs in the 60s and low 70s. Northeast winds will gust to 20 to 25 mph with increasing clouds from south to north. High surf advisories along the coast will be in effect beginning Friday morning as waves slowly build throughout the day. Breaking waves of 5 to 12 feet are likely into the weekend with 15- to 20-foot seas in the Gulf of Maine
Frosty spots tonight, sunny stretch ahead (opens the original)
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A cool, crisp air mass is in place for the first day of fall, with dew points around 40 degrees. Temperatures reach the low to mid 60s Tuesday afternoon with an easterly breeze blowing at 5 to 15 mph. A quiet night will follow with lows in the 30s and 40s. Valley fog is possible along with a few frosty spots in the mountains and foothills. A frost advisory has been issued for parts of Maine and New Hampshire where the growing season is still ongoing. Across the northern tier, frost is also likel
Potential nor’easter threatens to bring rough seas, gale-force winds to Maine (opens the original)
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Seas build to over 5 feet by late Wednesday Seas build to over 5 feet by late Wednesday A coastal storm is expected to develop later this week and move slowly toward New England into the weekend. The slow-moving nor'easter will bring strong winds, high surf, and the chance of beneficial rain to drought-stricken Maine. An unusually strong Canadian high-pressure system coupled with a developing low in the Atlantic will create gusty winds, which really ramp up on Friday as the storm comes together.
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