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Marine Weather and Tides
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10/6/2018 Colors of tide XTide graphs changed to emphasize that they were upgraded. See next note. Comments welcome. 10/4/2018 I have fixed XTide and updated the harmonic files. There were some name changes so you might have to click EDIT to find the new station name. |
| Sunrise 4:25AM | Sunset 8:19PM | Friday May 24, 2019 11:56 PM EDT (03:56 UTC) | Moonrise 2:02AM | Moonset 9:09AM | Illumination 64% |  |
7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Madawaska, ME
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Area Discussion for - Caribou, ME
(on/off) Help NOTE: mouseover dotted underlined text for definition| Fxus61 kcar 250158 afdcar area forecast discussion national weather service caribou me 958 pm edt Fri may 24 2019 Synopsis High pressure will build eastward overnight into Saturday morning, cresting over the region Saturday afternoon, then moving east Saturday evening. A cold front from central canada will approach late Saturday night and Sunday morning, crossing the region late Sunday afternoon and evening. Another high behind the front will build toward the region from the west on Monday. Near term through Saturday 10 pm update... skies are pretty much clr ovr entire CWA except for a few mid- clds as mid-lvl moisture rmns in cyclonic flow as evidenced by 00z RAOB from kcar. Expect this wl diminish completely in the next few hrs with clr everywhere. Hv made vry few chgs to grids for the ovrngt. Prev discussion blo... ridging both at the surface and aloft will bring clearing skies to the region tonight. Any lingering late afternoon clouds will give way to mainly clear skies through early evening. Lows tonight will generally be in the lower 40s regionwide, with a few upper 30s possible across the colder valleys of the north. Saturday is shaping up as a very nice day with plenty of sunshine as high pressure builds across the region. High temperatures are actually expected to be above normal for a change, with highs reaching the low to mid 70s in many areas away from the coast. We will start to see some high clouds begin to move in by afternoon but it will remain rain free through the day Saturday. A beach hazards message has been issued for the downeast coast Saturday morning through Saturday evening. A special weather statement has also been issued for the entire area for Saturday to highlight the cold water dangers on areas lakes and rivers, despite the warm air temperatures in the low to mid 70s on Saturday. Short term Saturday night through Monday Cldnss will be increasing from the W Sat eve as an initial S wv alf and accompanying warm occlusion apchs from qb prov. Shwrs from this system will then arrive late Sat ngt into erly sun morn, with NRN areas receiving arnd a tenth of an inch, and cntrl downeast areas where pops were weighted highest, up to quarter inch. |
After a break mid to late morn sun, another S WV from cntrl can accompanied by a cold front will arrive Sun aftn, bringing the potential of another round of shwrs. There may be enough sbcape, spcly if there is some morn erly aftn sunshine, for mid to late aftn tstms, so we did mention chc tstms with higher likely shwr pops durg this tm. Otherwise, shwrs will exit E of the fa Sun eve behind the cold front with clrg skies late Sun ngt. Mon looks to be fair, breezy, cool, and drier as cp air from NRN can dominates the fa. Long term Monday night through Friday After a clear and cool ngt Mon ngt, which may have some late ngt frost potential ovr NRN cntrl vly areas as winds become lgt, tue looks to be fair with lgt winds and slightly below avg hi temps. Clds then increase Tue evening with the next chc of shwrs associated with deep layer warm advcn beginning late Tue ngt and contg into wed. Additional shwrs are then possible Wed ngt thru thu eve ahead of a cold front, followed by cooler and drier conditions for fri. To erly ATTM to be certain of any cnvctv potential on thu, so we kept mention of any tstms out of our wx grids for this pd. Aviation 02z Saturday through Wednesday Near term:VFR conditions expected through Saturday. Short to long term: mslyVFR conditions xpctd across the taf sites xcpt durg pds of rn shwrs where low MVFR ifr conditions are likely spcly late Sat ngt and Sun and again late Tue ngt and wed morn. Marine Near term: a small craft advisory has been issued for all the waters until 8 pm this evening. Winds seas are then expected to subside below SCA levels tonight through Saturday. Short to long term: no hdlns anticipated ATTM thru the short and long range ptns of the marine fcst. Kept close to ww3 nwps guidance for fcst WV hts with predominate WV group pds a short fetch 5 sec and a background, more swell like 10 sec. Car watches warnings advisories Me... Beach hazards statement from 8 am edt Saturday through Saturday evening for mez029-030. Marine... None. Near term... Duda farrar short term... Vjn long term... Vjn aviation... Duda farrar vjn marine... Duda farrar vjn |
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