Tuesday will be another dry day with a mix of sun and clouds. It will be breezy with a northwest wind 15-25 mph, with seasonable high temperatures in the lower 50s.
Wednesday remains dry, but it will become rather cloudy. High temperatures will again be around 50.
Needed rain is on the way later this week. A large and mature storm over the Great Lakes will transfer its energy to a new, slow-moving system to our south. This will mean a few days of clouds and wet weather. The potential is there for at least 1" of rain.
Thursday likely begins dry, but rain develops from south to north during the day. The afternoon will be quite wet in southern and central Maine, while northern Maine will be a bit drier.
Showers continue off and on into Friday. As colder air gets drawn into the system late Friday and Friday night, the rain may change to wet snow in the mountains of western Maine and New Hampshire.
Saturday remains unsettled with clouds and showers. Sunday should turn drier and brighter, but it likely will be breezy on the back side of the system.
Have a good day.
Ryan
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