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Nor’easter weakens, but Maine stays rainy and cool (opens the original)
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Rain bands linger today; warmer, drier days follow Rain bands linger today; warmer, drier days follow The weakening nor’easter will continue to affect Maine today as its center tracks northeast through the Gulf of Maine tonight. Periods of rain, drizzle and low clouds will remain in place, with bands of heavier rain rotating in from the ocean through this evening. Those heavier downpours will be narrow, so rainfall amounts may vary greatly from one town to the next. A chilly northeast wind will
Storm timing sharpens for the weekend in Maine (opens the original)
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Wind picks up first, then soaking rain spreads north Wind picks up first, then soaking rain spreads north A weekend nor'easter is coming into better focus for Maine, with the greatest impacts expected along the coast. The storm is forecast to loop south of New England, which should keep the center far enough away to prevent the worst-case scenario here. Even so, this will be a long-duration storm with damaging surf, gusty northeast winds and a growing threat of coastal flooding. Coastal flooding
Increasing impacts for Maine from weekend nor'easter (opens the original)
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Dangerous waves, gusty winds and soaking rains are possible this weekend. Dangerous waves, gusty winds and soaking rains are possible this weekend. High pressure stays in control through Friday, keeping Maine mainly dry with cool mornings and plenty of quiet weather. The biggest change will be along the coast, where surf will gradually build through the end of the week. A strengthening storm well to our south will send a long stretch of easterly wind across the Atlantic, leading to larger waves
New Updates for Weekend Nor'easter (opens the original)
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High surf, gusty winds and some heavy rain are expected. High surf, gusty winds and some heavy rain are expected. A High Surf Advisory will go into effect starting Friday morning at 8 am and continue through Sunday evening at 8 pm for coastal portions of York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Lincoln, and Knox counties. A prolonged period of onshore winds will build powerful waves along the coastline heading into the weekend. Breaking waves are expected to range from 7 to 12 feet along area beaches. These
Gusty winds and then areas of frost overnight (opens the original)
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Gusty winds yield to frost, followed by midweek rain chances. Gusty winds yield to frost, followed by midweek rain chances. It will be a breezy afternoon as northwest winds pick up, bringing gusts between 25 and 30 mph across the region, with a few higher bursts possible. High temperatures will climb into the 70s for lower elevation areas downwind of the mountains, while the mountains themselves stay cooler in the 60s under persistent upslope clouds. High pressure moves directly overhead tonight
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