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Marine Weather and Tides
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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 191941 afdcar area forecast discussion national weather service caribou me issued by national weather service gray me 341 pm edt Sun aug 19 2018 Synopsis High pressure will build across the region through Monday then exit to the east Tuesday. Low pressure will cross the northern and drag a cold front across the south Wednesday, bringing showers. High pressure builds back in for the end of the week and into next weekend. Near term until 6 am Monday morning Sfc high pressure centered over new brunswick continues to extend S and W into me tonight, and a light NE flow will persist, but should see decoupling in the sheltered areas, which should produce some patchy fog. Lows will generally be around 50 in the n, and in the mid to upper 50s. Short term 6 am Monday morning through Monday night The ridge holds Monday into Monday night but does weaken a bit. Still should be a nice day on Monday with mainly sunny skies and highs generally in the mid to upper 70s, but cooler at the shore. Monday should stay mainly fair as as well with lows similar to Sunday night. Some signs that we could see some coastal stratus and fog moving onshore Monday evening, but should still have some light NE boundary flow which provides enough fry air to prevent it. Long term Tuesday through Sunday Decent 500 mb trough will be track ene out of the great lakes late Tuesday and Tuesday night, with sfc low tracking ene N of the st. Lawrence valley Tue night into wed. Tue should be fine, with maybe increasing clouds, but also some warmer air moving air as flow shifts to the sw. Highs should generally be in mid |
70s to low 80s. Best chance of rain looks to be Wednesday, but could see some showers moving in late Tue night. Also, the best dynamics with system stay to the north, but should be energetic enough to produce a decent line of showers, and maybe some t-storms along the front as it moves through Wednesday. High pressure will build I behind the front thu-fri with mainly sunny skies and comfortable humidity. Highs Thursday will be in the 70s, but look for temps to warm to around 80 in may places on Friday. Saturday looks dry and warm as well. Aviation 19z Sunday through Friday Near term: mainlyVFR thru Mon night with the exception of valley fog tonight. Long term:VFR Tue into Tue night, with some tempo flight restrictions in shra tsra on Wed into Wed evening.VFR returns thu fri. Marine Near term: winds seas will remain below small craft advisory levels today through Tuesday. Short term: may need SCA wed, bit otherwise winds seas remain blo SCA levels. Equipment Wfo car suffered a comms failure this morning, and forecast and warning duties to be handled by WFO gyx until the comms are restored. Car watches warnings advisories Me... Beach hazards statement until 8 pm edt this evening for mez029- 030. Marine... None. Cempa |
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