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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
10 AM EST SAT NOV 21 2009

MILD TEMPERATURES FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR CONTINUED ACROSS NEW 
ENGLAND.  OVERNIGHT LOWS STAYED IN THE LOWER TO MID 40S SOUTH... 
WITH THE MID TO UPPER 30S OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND NORTH COUNTRY.  
NORMAL NIGHTTIME TEMPERATURES AT THIS POINT IN NOVEMBER WOULD SPAN 
FROM THE LOWER 30S WELL SOUTH IN NEW HAMPSHIRE TO THE COOL UPPER 
TEENS IN THE NORTH COUNTRY OF MAINE. 

CLOUDS WERE STILL PRESENT OVER MUCH OF THE REGION AT SUNRISE... 
ALTHOUGH FILTERED SUNSHINE WAS MAKING A SHOW IN SOME SOUTHERN 
LOCATIONS... AND ALONG MOST OF THE COASTAL PLAIN.  AT 10 AM... 
TEMPERATURES WERE MOVING UP SLOWLY THROUGH THE LOWER 50S SOUTH...  
TO THE 40S NORTH.  WINDS WERE GENERALLY LIGHT AND WEST TO 
NORTHWEST... ALTHOUGH THE EXCEPTION WAS CENTERED OVER CENTRAL AND 
NORTHERN MAINE... WHERE GUSTS 17 TO 28 MPH WERE ALREADY 
OCCURRING.  

FAIR AND MILD CONDITIONS SHOULD PREVAIL ACROSS MOST AREAS THE REST 
OF THE WEEKEND.  WE WILL SEE SIGNIFICANTLY COOLER NIGHTTIME LOWS BY 
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING... BUT STILL STAYING A BIT ABOVE NORMAL.  NO 
PRECIPITATION IS IN THE FORECAST... UNTIL A WEATHER SYSTEM PUSHES 
MORE CLOUDS IN FROM THE SOUTH MONDAY.  THIS WEATHER SYSTEM WILL 
TRACK EASTWARD OVER THE CAROLINA COAST MONDAY MORNING... BUT SHOULD 
STAY OFFSHORE AS IT CLOSES IN ON NOVA SCOTIA EARLY WEDNESDAY 
MORNING.  PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS BY TUESDAY ARE PROBABLY GOING TO BE 
QUITE LIGHT...  MOSTLY CONCENTRATED ALONG THE COASTAL SECTIONS... 
AND DIMINISHING TOWARD THE FOOTHILLS.  DRY CONDITIONS WILL HANG ON 
OVER NORTHERN MAINE.

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