The subsequent storm to affect Maine brings one other spherical of rain and snow for Sunday night time into Monday. Rain strikes in Sunday night time with snow falling within the mountains because the wind picks up. The rain might be heavy at instances late Sunday night time into the Monday morning commute and winds might be robust, with gusts over 35 mph anticipated. 60 mph wind gusts are attainable for the Midcoast and Downeast Maine with this storm so a Excessive Wind Watch has been issued for these areas. With robust southerly winds and a excessive astronomical tide (because of the total ‘Beaver Moon’) minor coastal flooding is feasible across the time of excessive tide at 10:30 AM Monday morning. A Coastal Flood Watch has been issued for the larger Portland space and factors east. The day will finish higher than it begins with rain pulling away mid-late morning. 1-2″ of rain is predicted throughout southern and central Maine. Snow is predicted within the mountains and quantities might be extremely dependent upon elevation. 1-3″ is predicted however with spots over 1,500′ probably seeing 4-8″. The snow might be heavy at instances late Sunday night time into early Monday morning.
The subsequent storm to affect Maine brings one other spherical of rain and snow for Sunday night time into Monday. Rain strikes in Sunday night time with snow falling within the mountains because the wind picks up.
The rain might be heavy at instances late Sunday night time into the Monday morning commute and winds might be robust, with gusts over 35 mph anticipated. 60 mph wind gusts are attainable for the Midcoast and Downeast Maine with this storm so a Excessive Wind Watch has been issued for these areas.
With robust southerly winds and a excessive astronomical tide (because of the total ‘Beaver Moon’) minor coastal flooding is feasible across the time of excessive tide at 10:30 AM Monday morning. A Coastal Flood Watch has been issued for the larger Portland space and factors east. The day will finish higher than it begins with rain pulling away mid-late morning.
1-2″ of rain is predicted throughout southern and central Maine. Snow is predicted within the mountains and quantities might be extremely dependent upon elevation. 1-3″ is predicted however with spots over 1,500′ probably seeing 4-8″. The snow might be heavy at instances late Sunday night time into early Monday morning.
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