Springlike unsettled week ahead

Most everyone could see flakes from current storm

The storm over the Great Lakes that touched off severe weather over the midwest is slowly weakening. A warm front moving northeastward stalls over the region Sunday night into Monday, then dissipates over the area Monday night into early Tuesday. In the meantime, any areas of rain over interior areas change to snow as the air column cools. Snow showers will persist in Monday, with all areas getting a chance for snow showers and/or flurries with light accumulations Monday night into early Tuesday morning. 

Most of the snow will be on the ground by Monday morning for interior areas. The shoreline region sees its best chance for snow accumulation Monday night into early Tuesday. 

Back door cold front to impact the region
​Wednesday & Thursday

The upper low associated with the system will impact our weather all the way through ​the end of the week. Given the blocking over the Atlantic to the northeast, the energy has no place to go. This will be an issue as it pinwheels from east to west.

Tuesday appears to be a fair but breezy day.

Snow and rain showers are possible Tuesday night into Wednesday for eastern and northern areas as the backdoor cold front approaches from the Canadian Maritimes.

All areas have a chance some sort of light precipitation Wednesday night into Thursday.

Friday appears fair but breezy as well. 

Temperature outlook for the week

​Feel free to use the many pages available on this website for many types of forecasts on rainfall, snowfall, marine, longer range CPC outlooks and maps. 

Thank you as always for your support! 

​► ► For the latest official forecasts, bulletins and advisories, please check in with the National Weather Service in Gray for western and southern areas, or Caribou for northern and eastern parts of Maine.

Always stay weather aware!

​- Mike