Good morning!
Mid-level trough brings a cold front through Maine today, bringing our next chance for rain. Precipitation starts in the northwest, and gradually moves southeast throughout the day. There is a potential for some thunderstorms this afternoon into evening, primarily in central and Downeast Maine. Behind the front, gusty winds are expected. Generally, rainfall totals around half an inch. Slight chance for an isolated strong thunderstorm Downeast, but confidence is low.
Front exits into the waters tonight, bringing some seasonably cold overnight lows. Low-40s in the north, and upper-40s Downeast. High pressure builds in Monday, bringing clear skies and mild weather for early next week.
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