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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
407 PM EDT FRI MAY 24 2013

LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE SLOWLY NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST OF NEW
ENGLAND TODAY THROUGH SUNDAY BEFORE MOVING INTO THE CANADIAN
MARITIMES ON MONDAY.  EXPECT A COOL AND WET WEEKEND WITH HIGHS
TOPPING OUT ONLY IN THE 40S TOMORROW.  A COLD FRONT IS PASSING
THROUGH THE AREA THIS AFTERNOON AND TEMPERATURES WILL START FALLING
THIS EVENING.  EXPECT OVERNIGHT LOWS INTO THE 40S.

A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL DEVELOP ALONG THE FRONT JUST SOUTH OF
CAPE COD AND MOVE INTO THE GULF OF MAINE TOMORROW NIGHT.  THIS WILL
SPREAD PRECIPITATION INTO OUR AREA AND DRAG COLD AIR DOWN FROM
CANADA...LOOKING MORE LIKE A WEATHER SET UP FOR MID WINTER INSTEAD
OF LATE SPRING.  OUR FAR NORTH FORECAST AREA COULD EVEN SEE A BIT OF
SNOW OUT OF THIS SYSTEM...ESPECIALLY IN THE MOUNTAINS...BUT AT THIS
TIME IT APPEARS THAT MOST OF THE SNOW WILL STAY OFF IN VERMONT.

THE UNSETTLED WEATHER WILL MOVE OUT JUST IN TIME FOR MEMORIAL DAY
AND TEMPERATURES WILL ALSO CLIMB BACK TO ONLY SLIGHTLY BELOW NORMAL
VALUES...WITH HIGHS IN THE 60S AND NO RAIN EXPECTED EXCEPT FOR FAR
NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.  BY MID WEEK...SUMMER RETURNS...WITH HIGHS
BACK INTO THE 70S.

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