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Today's update is presented by Crowe’s Restoration of Arundel. For emergency fire & water damage (pipe bursts), mold, or biohazard issues in western and southern Maine, call them at 207-467-3152.  COLD WEATHER ADVISORY for the north and mountains through 9 AM; WIND ADVISORY for York County through 5 PM TUESDAY: There will be one more day with the stiff breeze, settling at a snail's pace as the day progresses. Weak waves aloft entering in backdoor fashion from the northeast keep the risk of snow showers for the mountains and north and may bring an inch or two to The County, which may be barely noticed given the wind blowing snow around, which will again cause travel problems in the wide open areas. There will be more clouds to the north, more sun to the south, and another day of frigid wind chills.  TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloud cover increases over much of the state as another backdoor wave passes overhead. That does a favor for surface temperatures and keeps them a bit warmer. With the northwest wind persisting, wind chill values make up for the difference. WEDNESDAY: There is a mix of sun and clouds to the north and mainly sunny weather to the south. The snow shower machine is expected to shut down along the Quebec border. The northwest breeze continues to diminish during the day. THURSDAY: An inverted trough attached to the storm missing us to the southeast may bring snow showers and clouds to the region with little impact. FRIDAY: The wind picks up again out of the northwest as the offshore storm heads northeast and high pressure moves into the southwest. POPULAR QUESTION: When are we going to warm up? We may get a brief warm-up later next week, but that appears short-lived. While temperatures won’t be as cold as Monday and Tuesday moving ahead, they still appear to be seasonably chilly. The Weather Wall with all your daily information, |
Mike Haggett
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