National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Good Monday Morning, An active weather pattern is shaping up for the next week. Today will start off mostly sunny with increasing clouds this afternoon. Rain moves in this evening ahead of a quick-moving cold front. Southerly winds will gust to 25 mph today before becoming northwest late tonight. Tuesday will see northwest winds gusting to near 45 mph in the afternoon. High pressure will bring dry weather on Wednesday before the next system brings precipitation Wednesday evening. Snow may fall across the north with mainly rain expected south of the Bangor Region overnight before ending Thursday morning. Another break is expected on Friday before the next system approaches Friday evening. Precipitation types are still up in the air with this one...stay tuned! For the most up-to-date weather information, please visit www.weather.gov/car.

For Moderate/High/Extreme hazard risk, more detailed information will be provided via emailed briefings to core partners.


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3 Day Precipitation Forecast

2.5 Day QPF Forecast

Map displays 2.5 Day forecasted precipitation amounts.

Map is updated every time the forecaster issues a new forecast.

Observed Precipitation

Maximum Wave Height

Map displays 3-Day Maximum Wave Height. Map is updated every time the forecaster issues a new forecast.

       
Tide Gage

Bar Harbor Tide Gage

Image displays observed and predicted tide levels for the Bar Harbor Tide gage.

Tide Gage

Cutler Farris Wharf Tide Gage

Image displays observed and predicted tide levels for the Cutler Farris Wharf Tide gage.

       
Tide Gage

Eastport Tide Gage

Image displays observed and predicted tide levels for the Eastport gage.

24hr Forecasted QPF

24Hr QPF Forecast

Map displays 24hr forecasted precipitation amounts.

Map is updated every time the forecaster issues a new forecast.

       

Probabilistic Hurricane Storm Surge (with tide)

Map displays experimental storm surge (with tide) heights in feet above ground level with a 1 in 10 chance of being exceeded.

 

NWPS Local Wave Model

Local wave model run based on NWS Caribou's forecast wind.