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AWUS81 KGYX 222007
RWSGYX

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
307 PM EST SUN NOV 22 2009

HIGH PRESSURE IS CRESTED OVER NEW ENGLAND THIS AFTERNOON... WITH
PLENTIFUL SUNSHINE IN MOST AREAS. SOME NORTHWESTERN MAINE AREAS SAW
SOME CLOUDINESS TODAY BUT ARE CLEARING OUT NOW JUST BEFORE DUSK.
HIGHS REACHED THE MID TO UPPER 40S ACROSS THE SOUTH... WITH THE
WARMEST READINGS ACROSS INTERIOR SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE. THE 40S ARE
GOING TO BE RECORDED AS THE HIGHS OVER MOST OF THE MOUNTAINS AND
NORTH COUNTRY THIS AFTERNOON.

OUR WEATHER REMAINS FAIR MONDAY...BUT SOMEWHAT COOLER IN MOST
LOCATIONS. AFTER THAT...THE HIGH PRESSURE AREA MOVES FARTHER EAST...
AND WE SLIP INTO MORE OF AN UNSETTLED PATTERN. SHOWERS WILL BE PART
OF THIS FORECAST BY TUESDAY NIGHT MOSTLY OVER THE SOUTHERN AND
CENTRAL AREAS OF MAINE AND MUCH OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. IT LOOKS LIKE THE
CLOUDINESS...COOLER TEMPERATURES AND SHOWERS PERSIST TO THE END OF
THE WORKWEEK...INCLUDING OUR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY. THIS SHOULD END
UP AS A MORE TYPICAL FALL WEATHER PATTERN...COMPARED TO WHAT WE HAVE
ENJOYED LATELY.

$$
DAG/BR

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AWUS81 KGYX 221505
RWSGYX

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
10 AM EST SUN NOV 22 2009

HIGH PRESSURE JUST TO OUR WEST WAS CONTINUING TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT
FALL WEATHER ACROSS OUR REGION.  OVERNIGHT READINGS DIPPED TO THE
20S AND LOWER 30S AT DAYBREAK... WHILE WINDS REMAINED CALM OR VERY
LIGHT AND GENERALLY FROM THE NORTH.  NORTHERN AREAS... ESPECIALLY IN
MAINE... DID SEE SOME CLOUD COVER OVERNIGHT.  LOWS IN THEIR AREA
WERE ACTUALLY SLIGHTLY WARMER OVERALL THIS MORNING.  THE MILDEST
LOCATIONS WERE HOULTON AND MILLINOCKET.... WITH LOWS OF 34 DEGREES.
THAT COMPARED TO 28 IN PORTLAND AND 26 IN CONCORD.

THE HIGH PRESSURE AREA IS EXPECTED TO CREST OVER NEW ENGLAND THIS
AFTERNOON... SO WE WILL STILL SEE PLENTY OF SUNSHINE IN MOST AREAS.
EXPECT HIGHS TO REACH THE LOWER AND MID 50S SOUTH... WITH THE
WARMEST READINGS ACROSS INTERIOR SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.  THE 40S
ARE GOING TO BE RECORDED AS THE HIGHS OVER MOST OF THE MOUNTAINS AND
NORTH COUNTRY THIS AFTERNOON.

OUR WEATHER REMAINS FAIR MONDAY... BUT SOMEWHAT COOLER IN MOST
LOCATIONS.  AFTER THAT... OUR HIGH PRESSURE AREA MOVES FARTHER
EAST... AND WE SLIP INTO MORE OF AN UNSETTLED PERIOD.  SHOWERS WILL
BE PART OF THIS FORECAST BY TUESDAY NIGHT MOSTLY OVER THE SOUTHERN
AND CENTRAL AREAS OF MAINE AND MUCH OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.  IT LOOKS LIKE
THE CLOUDINESS... COOLER TEMPERATURES AND SHOWERS PERSIST TO THE END
OF THE WORKWEEK... INCLUDING OUR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY.  THIS SHOULD
END UP AS A MORE TYPICAL FALL WEATHER PATTERN... COMPARED TO WHAT WE
HAVE ENJOYED LATELY.

$$

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AWUS81 KGYX 220956
RWSGYX

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
445 AM EST SUN NOV 22 2009

TEMPERATURES COOLED INTO THE MID TO UPPER 20S IN MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE OVERNIGHT WITH THE WARMEST TEMPERATURES BEING IN NORTHERN
MAINE WHERE A CLOUD COVER IS KEEPING THEM IN THE LOWER TO MID 30S.

ANOTHER MILD DAY IS ON TAP FOR SUNDAY WITH TEMPERATURES RISING INTO
THE 40S IN NORTHERN AND MOUNTAIN LOCATIONS AND INTO THE 50S IN THE
SOUTH. SKIES WILL BE PARTLY TO MOSTLY SUNNY TODAY.

CLEAR SKIES TONIGHT WILL ALLOW TEMPERATURES TO DROP TO AROUND 20 IN
THE MOUNTAINS AND INTO THE MID 20S TO LOWER 30S ELSEWHERE. MONDAY
SHOULD SEE INCREASING CLOUDS AS LOW PRESSURE APPROACHES THE
NORTHEAST. MONDAY SHOULD REMAIN DRY HOWEVER.

$$

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AWUS81 KGYX 211511
RWSGYX

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
10 AM EST SAT NOV 21 2009

MILD TEMPERATURES FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR CONTINUED ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND.  OVERNIGHT LOWS STAYED IN THE LOWER TO MID 40S SOUTH...
WITH THE MID TO UPPER 30S OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND NORTH COUNTRY.
NORMAL NIGHTTIME TEMPERATURES AT THIS POINT IN NOVEMBER WOULD SPAN
FROM THE LOWER 30S WELL SOUTH IN NEW HAMPSHIRE TO THE COOL UPPER
TEENS IN THE NORTH COUNTRY OF MAINE.

CLOUDS WERE STILL PRESENT OVER MUCH OF THE REGION AT SUNRISE...
ALTHOUGH FILTERED SUNSHINE WAS MAKING A SHOW IN SOME SOUTHERN
LOCATIONS... AND ALONG MOST OF THE COASTAL PLAIN.  AT 10 AM...
TEMPERATURES WERE MOVING UP SLOWLY THROUGH THE LOWER 50S SOUTH...
TO THE 40S NORTH.  WINDS WERE GENERALLY LIGHT AND WEST TO
NORTHWEST... ALTHOUGH THE EXCEPTION WAS CENTERED OVER CENTRAL AND
NORTHERN MAINE... WHERE GUSTS 17 TO 28 MPH WERE ALREADY
OCCURRING.

FAIR AND MILD CONDITIONS SHOULD PREVAIL ACROSS MOST AREAS THE REST
OF THE WEEKEND.  WE WILL SEE SIGNIFICANTLY COOLER NIGHTTIME LOWS BY
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING... BUT STILL STAYING A BIT ABOVE NORMAL.  NO
PRECIPITATION IS IN THE FORECAST... UNTIL A WEATHER SYSTEM PUSHES
MORE CLOUDS IN FROM THE SOUTH MONDAY.  THIS WEATHER SYSTEM WILL
TRACK EASTWARD OVER THE CAROLINA COAST MONDAY MORNING... BUT SHOULD
STAY OFFSHORE AS IT CLOSES IN ON NOVA SCOTIA EARLY WEDNESDAY
MORNING.  PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS BY TUESDAY ARE PROBABLY GOING TO BE
QUITE LIGHT...  MOSTLY CONCENTRATED ALONG THE COASTAL SECTIONS...
AND DIMINISHING TOWARD THE FOOTHILLS.  DRY CONDITIONS WILL HANG ON
OVER NORTHERN MAINE.

$$

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AWUS81 KGYX 210754
RWSGYX

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
254 AM EST SAT NOV 21 2009


SKIES WERE VARIABLY CLOUDY OVERNIGHT AND TEMPERATURES WERE
RELATIVELY MILD WITH READINGS MOSTLY IN THE 40S.  WINDS WERE
OUT OF THE SOUTHWEST AT 5 TO 15 MPH WITH A FEW HIGHER GUSTS.

HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD INTO THE REGION TODAY...BRINGING A MOSTLY
SUNNY SKY ALONG THE COAST AND PARTIAL SUNSHINE OVER THE
MOUNTAINS. TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO BE MILD...BUT A LITTLE
COOLER THAN READINGS WERE FRIDAY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL THEN CREST
OVER THE REGION ON SUNDAY BRINGING SUNNY SKIES AND LIGHT WINDS.
TEMPERATURES WILL BE EVEN A LITTLE COOLER.

BY MONDAY AFTERNOON THAT HIGH WILL BE SLIDING OFF TO THE EAST...AND
LOW PRESSURE WILL BRING ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN SHOWERS OUR WAY FOR
TUESDAY.


$$

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AWUS81 KGYX 202121
RWSGYX

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
420 PM EST FRI NOV 20 2009

LOW PRESSURE WAS MOVING UP THROUGH THE SAINT LAWRENCE RIVER VALLEY
FRIDAY AFTERNOON...AND ITS RESPECTIVE FRONTAL SYSTEM WAS PUSHING
THROUGH WESTERN MAINE.  ABOUT AN INCH OF NEW RAIN FELL IN MOST AREAS
DURING THE MORNING...AND WAS ON ITS WAY EAST INTO NEW BRUNSWICK
CANADA LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON.  TEMPERATURES WERE QUITE WARM IN THE
SOUTHERLY FLOW AHEAD OF THIS LATEST FRONT...MOSTLY IN THE 50S ALL
THE WAY UP INTO CENTRAL MAINE.  WHERE THE SUN BROKE OUT BRIEFLY IN
SOUTHWESTERN MAINE AND SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...SOME FOLKS SAW
TEMPERATURES RISE INTO THE LOW 60S.

AS WE DRY OUT BEHIND THE FRONT TONIGHT...SOME OF THE CLOUDS SOUTH OF
THE MOUNTAINS WILL BREAK UP AS WEST TO NORTHWEST WINDS BRING SOME
DRIER AIR INTO MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.  CLOUDS AND SHOWERS WILL
PERSIST ACROSS THE UPPER TERRAIN...AND AS THE ATMOSPHERE COOLS
OFF...A FEW FLAKES OF SNOW MAY MIX IN WITH THE RAIN SHOWERS.

HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD INTO THE REGION ON SATURDAY BRINGING A
CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKY ALONG THE COAST AND PARTIAL SUNSHINE OVER
THE MOUNTAINS.  TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO BE MILD...BUT A LITTLE
COOLER THAN READINGS WERE FRIDAY.  HIGH PRESSURE WILL THEN CREST
OVER THE REGION ON SUNDAY BRINGING SUNNY SKIES AND LIGHT WINDS.
TEMPERATURES WILL BE EVEN A LITTLE COOLER.

BY MONDAY AFTERNOON THAT HIGH WILL BE SLIDING OFF TO THE EAST...AND
LOW PRESSURE WILL BRING ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN OUR WAY FOR TUESDAY.

$$

BROWN