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Showers and summer-like temperaratures return

6/1/2020

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Sub-freezing temps and frost threat continue Monday night

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Happy first day of meteorological summer, though tonight definitely won't feel like it! However, tonight looks like our last night of sub-freezing temperatures and threat of frost. A frost advisory has been put in effect for most of Maine, while a freeze warning is in effect for the far northwestern regions . Prepare to cover plants/gardens again tonight!

Rain showers expected late Tuesday into Wednesday

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Tuesday warms up a bit, featuring widespread 60s throughout the state. The shoreline will see an onshore flow, while the rest of the state will feature winds 5-10 mph from the W/NW. 
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A shortwave advances into Maine Tuesday afternoon, bringing showers to southwestern regions. The showers will begin to impact central Maine early Wednesday morning, and linger throughout the day. ​Though the rain will linger, it's not expected to be significant, most regions will only see around a tenth of an inch. Soutwestern Maine will be the most impacted region, getting up to a quarter inch of rain. 

Next chance for rain on Friday, summer-like temperatures return!

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Our next chance for rain in the area comes Friday with the arrival of a cold front. Thunderstorms may be a possibility during the evening hours. However, this rain is still fairly insignificant and may not amount to much. So the threat for a significant/measurable rain event still remains up in the air. 
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Looking ahead, the 70s and 80s return for the end of the week. If you're a summer lover like me, this is good news, especially after the freezing temperatures to begin the week! Gotta love Maine weather. 

June: "What does Weather-Ready look like?"

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June 1st marks the first day of meteorological summer, and also the beginning of WRN's summer campaign: "What does Weather-Ready look like?". Since we also have a disturbance over Mexico right now that has a 90% chance of forming into a cyclone,  this infographic shows how you can prepare and be "weather-ready" for hurricanes. It's important as a nation to always be weather-ready and prepare for situations that may seem "out of the ordinary" or "unlikely",it can happen to anyone!

Stay informed!

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Make it a great week!

​- Alex
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