The impacts of the weekend nor'easter will continue to be felt today, but conditions steadily improve from tomorrow through the end of the week. #MEwx#NHwx
Good morning! Here's a look at how windy it got over the past 24 hours. The Portland Jetport gusted to 39 mph last night! #NHwx#MEwxforecast.weather.gov/product…
Good morning. A Nor'easter will continue to impact the region, with gusty winds, rain and potentially some coastal flooding as well. Here is a look at what we are expecting over the next few days. #NHwx#MEwx
A prolonged period of strong northeast winds this weekend will bring rough marine conditions, strong winds on land, and a soaking but beneficial rainfall. #MEwx#NHwx
Confidence has increased in at least some impacts from a nor'easter this upcoming weekend, however uncertainty remains over how close the system gets to the coast. #MEwx#NHwx
Mariners please take note. NWS is monitoring a potential nor’easter developing off the coast later this week into the weekend. Marine conditions will start deteriorating ahead of the system starting late Wednesday, likely peaking Friday into Saturday. Stay tuned. #nhwx#mewx
The totals are in! A solid stripe of 1-2" rainfall was observed last night stretching from Claremont, NH to Old Orchard Beach, ME! Thank you to all our spotters, CO-OP Observers, and CoCoRAHS members that submit reports. #MEwx#NHwx
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Many locations saw beneficial rain last night, with amounts near or just over one inch in the Lakes and Capital Regions of New Hampshire and the Midcoast of Maine. More is on the way for Sunday, but again it looks like higher amounts will be south of the mountains. #MEwx#NHwx
100% of Maine now experiences Moderate to Extreme Drought, with the new emergence of Extreme Drought (D3) along the Midcoast. Deteriorating rainfall deficits continue to push Moderate Drought deeper into New Hampshire. #nhwx#mewx#drought
Today will be the pick of the weekend with mostly sunny skies. Rain chances return tomorrow with a few rumbles of thunder possible in northwest zones, although it does not look like a washout. #MEwx#NHwx
Winter is coming! Early this morning, summit temperatures dipped just below freezing while in the fog, coating our tower instruments in a thin glaze of ice, allowing us to deice for the first time in months!
Showers have been slow to arrive this morning due to a pocket of very dry air aloft. This was well captured on our morning sounding as well as atop Mt. Washington. #MEwx#NHwx
Rain is pushing offshore this morning, but clouds are lingering over the region. Expect more chances for scattered showers and a few downpours this afternoon as a disturbance continues to swing through. Image courtesy of College of DuPage. #MEwx#NHwx