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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
345 PM EDT WED JUN 19 2013

HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING EASTWARD FROM THE GREAT LAKES WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON WILL BE NEARLY OVERHEAD BY THURSDAY MORNING.  ONCE THE SUN
GOES DOWN...MAINLY CLEAR SKIES AND LITTLE OR NO WIND WILL ALLOW
TEMPERATURES TO COOL INTO THE 30S IN SOME OF OUR LOW SPOTS AND
MOUNTAIN VALLEYS BY MORNING.  MOST AREAS WILL FIND THEIR WAY DOWN
INTO THE 40S.

THE HIGH WILL MOVE EASTWARD DURING THURSDAY...ALLOWING WARMER AIR TO
BEGIN FLOWING NORTHWARD...SO READINGS WILL ULTIMATELY RISE TO VALUES
A LITTLE HIGHER THAN THOSE WE SAW WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

IT WILL BECOME A BIT MORE SUMMER LIKE AS THE HIGH MOVES OFF TO THE
EAST ON INTO THE WEEKEND.  A WEAK DISTURBANCE OR TWO MAY PRESENT US
WITH A FEW SHOWERS ACROSS THE NORTH ON FRIDAY AND AGAIN OVER THE
WEEKEND.

EVEN WARMER AND MORE HUMID AIR BEGINS TO MOVE OUR WAY AT THE END OF
THE WEEKEND INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.

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