000
AWUS81 KGYX 271048
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
548 AM EST MON DEC 27 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON FOR
MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE INTO
THIS AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
EARLY THIS MORNING SNOW WAS HEAVY AT TIMES AND COMBINED WITH
WINDS OF 30 TO 50 MPH WITH SOME HIGHER GUSTS WERE CAUSING
CONSIDERABLE BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW REDUCING VISIBILITIES TO
NEAR ZERO AT TIMES CAUSING BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. TEMPERATURES WERE
MOSTLY IN THE 20S.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE THIS MORNING FROM
THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER OFF DURING
THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
EARLY THIS MORNING THE CENTER OF THIS VERY INTENSE STORM WAS
LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF CAPE COD AND MOVING SLOWLY TO THE NORTHEAST.
BY LATER TODAY THE STORM WILL ACCELERATE TO THE NORTHEAST TOWARD
THE MARITIMES.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS TONIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END BY TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
000
AWUS81 KGYX 271048
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
548 AM EST MON DEC 27 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON FOR
MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE INTO
THIS AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
EARLY THIS MORNING SNOW WAS HEAVY AT TIMES AND COMBINED WITH
WINDS OF 30 TO 50 MPH WITH SOME HIGHER GUSTS WERE CAUSING
CONSIDERABLE BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW REDUCING VISIBILITIES TO
NEAR ZERO AT TIMES CAUSING BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. TEMPERATURES WERE
MOSTLY IN THE 20S.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE THIS MORNING FROM
THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER OFF DURING
THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
EARLY THIS MORNING THE CENTER OF THIS VERY INTENSE STORM WAS
LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF CAPE COD AND MOVING SLOWLY TO THE NORTHEAST.
BY LATER TODAY THE STORM WILL ACCELERATE TO THE NORTHEAST TOWARD
THE MARITIMES.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS TONIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END BY TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
000
AWUS81 KGYX 271048
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
548 AM EST MON DEC 27 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON FOR
MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE INTO
THIS AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
EARLY THIS MORNING SNOW WAS HEAVY AT TIMES AND COMBINED WITH
WINDS OF 30 TO 50 MPH WITH SOME HIGHER GUSTS WERE CAUSING
CONSIDERABLE BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW REDUCING VISIBILITIES TO
NEAR ZERO AT TIMES CAUSING BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. TEMPERATURES WERE
MOSTLY IN THE 20S.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE THIS MORNING FROM
THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER OFF DURING
THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
EARLY THIS MORNING THE CENTER OF THIS VERY INTENSE STORM WAS
LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF CAPE COD AND MOVING SLOWLY TO THE NORTHEAST.
BY LATER TODAY THE STORM WILL ACCELERATE TO THE NORTHEAST TOWARD
THE MARITIMES.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS TONIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END BY TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
000
AWUS81 KGYX 271048
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
548 AM EST MON DEC 27 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON FOR
MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE INTO
THIS AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
EARLY THIS MORNING SNOW WAS HEAVY AT TIMES AND COMBINED WITH
WINDS OF 30 TO 50 MPH WITH SOME HIGHER GUSTS WERE CAUSING
CONSIDERABLE BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW REDUCING VISIBILITIES TO
NEAR ZERO AT TIMES CAUSING BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. TEMPERATURES WERE
MOSTLY IN THE 20S.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE THIS MORNING FROM
THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER OFF DURING
THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
EARLY THIS MORNING THE CENTER OF THIS VERY INTENSE STORM WAS
LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF CAPE COD AND MOVING SLOWLY TO THE NORTHEAST.
BY LATER TODAY THE STORM WILL ACCELERATE TO THE NORTHEAST TOWARD
THE MARITIMES.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS TONIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END BY TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
000
AWUS81 KGYX 270152
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
900 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP FOR TONIGHT INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON FOR
MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR TONIGHT
INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...A COASTAL FLOOD WARNING IS IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG THE
ROCKINGHAM...YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
SUNDAY FEATURED LOWERING AND THICKENING CLOUDS ACROSS MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE...AS LOW PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS CONTINUED TO MOVE UP
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD. A PRETTY CHILLY START TO THE DAY RESULTED IN
HIGHS BEING PRETTY COOL AS WELL...AND MOST OF US TOPPED OUT IN THE
20S...BUT COOLER TEENS WERE SEEN ACROSS THE NORTH...MOSTLY UP NEAR
OUR NORTHWESTERN BORDERS WITH CANADA.
A DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS SUNDAY
AFTERNOON...CONTINUED TO MOVE NORTH...AND AT MID EVENING...WAS
LOCATED NEARLY DUE EAST OF NEW JERSEY AND DUE SOUTH OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND BORDER. DURING TONIGHT...THE STORM
WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST...REACHING A POINT
JUST EAST OF CAPE COD BY DAYBREAK MONDAY.
SNOW WAS SPREADING NORTHWARD INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE AT MID
EVENING AND STARTING TO ACCUMULATE. ALTHOUGH REPORTS HAD BEEN
SPARSE...MOST SOUTHERN AREAS APPEARED TO HAVE AT LEAST A FEW INCHES
ON THE GROUND AT MID EVENING.
VISIBILITY WAS DETERIORATING AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO TONIGHT AS
NORTHEAST WINDS FRESHEN. SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL AREAS WERE ALREADY
SEEING 15 TO 25 MPH WINDS WITH GUSTS INTO THE 30S. THIS WILL BLOW
NEWLY FALLEN SNOW AROUND...CONTRIBUTING TO VISIBILITY PROBLEMS.
SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR SPLASH OVER FROM
LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE. THE WINDS WILL INCREASE EVEN FURTHER
LATER TONIGHT...AND COULD GUST OVER 45 MPH...WHICH MAY RESULT IN
POWER OUTAGES.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER
OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
BROWN
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AWUS81 KGYX 270152
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
900 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP FOR TONIGHT INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON FOR
MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR TONIGHT
INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...A COASTAL FLOOD WARNING IS IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG THE
ROCKINGHAM...YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
SUNDAY FEATURED LOWERING AND THICKENING CLOUDS ACROSS MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE...AS LOW PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS CONTINUED TO MOVE UP
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD. A PRETTY CHILLY START TO THE DAY RESULTED IN
HIGHS BEING PRETTY COOL AS WELL...AND MOST OF US TOPPED OUT IN THE
20S...BUT COOLER TEENS WERE SEEN ACROSS THE NORTH...MOSTLY UP NEAR
OUR NORTHWESTERN BORDERS WITH CANADA.
A DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS SUNDAY
AFTERNOON...CONTINUED TO MOVE NORTH...AND AT MID EVENING...WAS
LOCATED NEARLY DUE EAST OF NEW JERSEY AND DUE SOUTH OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND BORDER. DURING TONIGHT...THE STORM
WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST...REACHING A POINT
JUST EAST OF CAPE COD BY DAYBREAK MONDAY.
SNOW WAS SPREADING NORTHWARD INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE AT MID
EVENING AND STARTING TO ACCUMULATE. ALTHOUGH REPORTS HAD BEEN
SPARSE...MOST SOUTHERN AREAS APPEARED TO HAVE AT LEAST A FEW INCHES
ON THE GROUND AT MID EVENING.
VISIBILITY WAS DETERIORATING AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO TONIGHT AS
NORTHEAST WINDS FRESHEN. SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL AREAS WERE ALREADY
SEEING 15 TO 25 MPH WINDS WITH GUSTS INTO THE 30S. THIS WILL BLOW
NEWLY FALLEN SNOW AROUND...CONTRIBUTING TO VISIBILITY PROBLEMS.
SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR SPLASH OVER FROM
LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE. THE WINDS WILL INCREASE EVEN FURTHER
LATER TONIGHT...AND COULD GUST OVER 45 MPH...WHICH MAY RESULT IN
POWER OUTAGES.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER
OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
BROWN
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AWUS81 KGYX 270106
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
808 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON
FOR MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THIS
EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND
SULLIVAN COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...A COASTAL FLOOD WARNING IS IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG THE
ROCKINGHAM...YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
SUNDAY FEATURED LOWERING AND THICKENING CLOUDS ACROSS MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE...AS LOW PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS CONTINUED TO MOVE UP
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD. A PRETTY CHILLY START TO THE DAY RESULTED IN
HIGHS BEING PRETTY COOL AS WELL...AND MOST OF US TOPPED OUT IN THE
20S...BUT COOLER TEENS WERE SEEN ACROSS THE NORTH...MOSTLY UP NEAR
OUR NORTHWESTERN BORDERS WITH CANADA.
A DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE
NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST... REACHING A POINT JUST EAST OF CAPE COD
BY MONDAY AT DAYBREAK. SNOW WAS SPREADING INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AT MID
AFTERNOON...AND COULD REACH SOME COASTAL AREAS OF SOUTHERN MAINE
BEFORE DARK. THE SNOW WILL SPREAD NORTHWARD DURING THE
EVENING...AND START TO MOUNT UP AS IT BECOMES HEAVIER...WHILE
VISIBILITY STARTS TO DETERIORATE. FRESHENING NORTHEAST WINDS ARE
GOING TO WHIP THAT SNOW AROUND...AND THAT MEANS...VISIBILITIES WILL
BECOME EVEN WORSE. SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR
SPLASH OVER FROM LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER
OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
BROWN
000
AWUS81 KGYX 270106
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
808 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON
FOR MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THIS
EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND
SULLIVAN COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...A COASTAL FLOOD WARNING IS IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG THE
ROCKINGHAM...YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
SUNDAY FEATURED LOWERING AND THICKENING CLOUDS ACROSS MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE...AS LOW PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS CONTINUED TO MOVE UP
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD. A PRETTY CHILLY START TO THE DAY RESULTED IN
HIGHS BEING PRETTY COOL AS WELL...AND MOST OF US TOPPED OUT IN THE
20S...BUT COOLER TEENS WERE SEEN ACROSS THE NORTH...MOSTLY UP NEAR
OUR NORTHWESTERN BORDERS WITH CANADA.
A DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE
NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST... REACHING A POINT JUST EAST OF CAPE COD
BY MONDAY AT DAYBREAK. SNOW WAS SPREADING INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AT MID
AFTERNOON...AND COULD REACH SOME COASTAL AREAS OF SOUTHERN MAINE
BEFORE DARK. THE SNOW WILL SPREAD NORTHWARD DURING THE
EVENING...AND START TO MOUNT UP AS IT BECOMES HEAVIER...WHILE
VISIBILITY STARTS TO DETERIORATE. FRESHENING NORTHEAST WINDS ARE
GOING TO WHIP THAT SNOW AROUND...AND THAT MEANS...VISIBILITIES WILL
BECOME EVEN WORSE. SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR
SPLASH OVER FROM LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER
OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
BROWN
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AWUS81 KGYX 262025
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
330 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON
FOR MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THIS
EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND
SULLIVAN COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...A COASTAL FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG
ROCKINGHAM... YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
SUNDAY FEATURED LOWERING AND THICKENING CLOUDS ACROSS MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE...AS LOW PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS CONTINUED TO MOVE UP
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD. A PRETTY CHILLY START TO THE DAY RESULTED IN
HIGHS BEING PRETTY COOL AS WELL...AND MOST OF US TOPPED OUT IN THE
20S...BUT COOLER TEENS WERE SEEN ACROSS THE NORTH...MOSTLY UP NEAR
OUR NORTHWESTERN BORDERS WITH CANADA.
A DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE
NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST... REACHING A POINT JUST EAST OF CAPE COD
BY MONDAY AT DAYBREAK. SNOW WAS SPREADING INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AT MID
AFTERNOON...AND COULD REACH SOME COASTAL AREAS OF SOUTHERN MAINE
BEFORE DARK. THE SNOW WILL SPREAD NORTHWARD DURING THE
EVENING...AND START TO MOUNT UP AS IT BECOMES HEAVIER...WHILE
VISIBILITY STARTS TO DETERIORATE. FRESHENING NORTHEAST WINDS ARE
GOING TO WHIP THAT SNOW AROUND...AND THAT MEANS...VISIBILITIES WILL
BECOME EVEN WORSE. SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR
SPLASH OVER FROM LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER
OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
BROWN
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AWUS81 KGYX 262025
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
330 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON
FOR MOST OF WESTERN MAINE...EXCLUDING NORTHERN OXFORD...NORTHERN
FRANKLIN AND NORTHERN SOMERSET COUNTIES...
...BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE ALSO UP ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THIS
EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR COOS...GRAFTON AND
SULLIVAN COUNTIES...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...A COASTAL FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG
ROCKINGHAM... YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
SUNDAY FEATURED LOWERING AND THICKENING CLOUDS ACROSS MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE...AS LOW PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS CONTINUED TO MOVE UP
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD. A PRETTY CHILLY START TO THE DAY RESULTED IN
HIGHS BEING PRETTY COOL AS WELL...AND MOST OF US TOPPED OUT IN THE
20S...BUT COOLER TEENS WERE SEEN ACROSS THE NORTH...MOSTLY UP NEAR
OUR NORTHWESTERN BORDERS WITH CANADA.
A DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE
NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST... REACHING A POINT JUST EAST OF CAPE COD
BY MONDAY AT DAYBREAK. SNOW WAS SPREADING INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AT MID
AFTERNOON...AND COULD REACH SOME COASTAL AREAS OF SOUTHERN MAINE
BEFORE DARK. THE SNOW WILL SPREAD NORTHWARD DURING THE
EVENING...AND START TO MOUNT UP AS IT BECOMES HEAVIER...WHILE
VISIBILITY STARTS TO DETERIORATE. FRESHENING NORTHEAST WINDS ARE
GOING TO WHIP THAT SNOW AROUND...AND THAT MEANS...VISIBILITIES WILL
BECOME EVEN WORSE. SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR
SPLASH OVER FROM LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM...AND FINALLY START TO TAPER
OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON...FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW
ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM 10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN INTERIOR
AREAS AND 12 TO 18 INCHES AS ONE DRAWS CLOSER TO THE COAST. AS ONE
MOVES WEST INTO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY...AND NORTH TO COOS
COUNTY...A LITTLE LESS SNOW IS EXPECTED...WITH AMOUNTS EXPECTED TO
BE IN THE 6 TO 12 INCH RANGE.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS...ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
BROWN
000
AWUS81 KGYX 261616
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1040 AM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...A BLIZZARD WARNING FOR THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
MUCH OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...COASTAL FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT LATE TONIGHT ALONG ROCKINGHAM...
YORK AND CUMBERLAND COAST LINE...
CLOUDS THICKENED THIS MORNING... AHEAD OF AN IMPRESSIVE WEATHER
SYSTEM JUST OFF CAPE HATTERAS. THIS STORM IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO
STRENGTHEN AS IT HEADS UP THE EAST COAST... TOWARD CAPE COD.
OVERNIGHT LOWS ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND WERE QUITE CHILLY IN
PLACES... LIKE BERLIN WHERE THE LOW DIPPED TO 8 DEGREES BELOW
ZERO... AND WHITEFIELD CHILLED TO 5 BELOW. A FEW LOCATIONS IN
MAINE DROPPED TO THE SINGLE NUMBERS... BUT THEY REMAINED ABOVE ZERO.
GREENVILLE REPORTED A LOW OF 3 DEGREES... MILLINOCKET 5 DEGREES...
FRYEBURG 6 DEGREES... PRESQUE ISLE 7 DEGREES AND THE LOW IN
FRENCHVILLE ENDED UP AT 9.
TEMPERATURES HAD CLIMBED A LITTLE BY 10 AM. MOST AREAS SHOWED
READINGS IN THE MID TO UPPER TEENS IN MAINE... AND THE MID TEENS TO
LOWER 20S IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. BERLIN STRUGGLED TO MOVE ABOVE ZERO...
AN WAS ONLY UP TO 3 DEGREES WITH MOSTLY SUNNY CONDITIONS... AND 4
DEGREES ABOVE IN WHITEFIELD UNDER PARTLY SUNNY SKIES. SOME FLURRIES
WERE NOTED IN NASHUA AND LIGHT SNOW WAS REPORTED IN JAFFREY AT 10
AM.
THE DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM OFF CAPE HATTERAS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE
NORTHEAST ALONG THE COAST... REACHING A POINT JUST EAST OF CAPE COD
BY MONDAY AT DAYBREAK. AFTERNOON HIGHS TODAY WILL RANGE FROM THE
UPPER TEENS IN THE MOUNTAINS TO THE UPPER 20S AND LOWER 30S RIGHT AT
THE SHORELINE. SNOW WILL SLOWLY MOVE IN FROM THE SOUTH LATER THIS
AFTERNOON... SPREADING NORTH THIS EVENING... WHILE IT INTENSIFIES.
DEVELOPING NORTHEAST WINDS ARE GOING TO WHIP UP THE SNOW... CAUSING
BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW... ALONG WITH DETERIORATING VISIBILITY.
SOUTHERN COASTLINE COMMUNITIES SHOULD WATCH FOR SPLASH OVER FROM
LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE.
SIGNIFICANT SNOW FALL IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE AT TIMES MONDAY
MORNING... AND FINALLY START TO TAPER OFF DURING THE AFTERNOON
FROM WEST TO EAST. WE MAY SEE TOTAL SNOW ACCUMULATION RANGING FROM
10 TO 16 INCHES OVER SOUTHERN AREAS AND 8 TO 12 INCHES OF SNOW OVER
CENTRAL AREAS. NORTHERN PARTS OF THE REGION WILL SEE 5 TO 9 INCHES
OF NEW SNOW FROM THIS POWERFUL OCEAN STORM.
SNOW SHOWERS WILL PERSIST OVER THE MOUNTAINS MONDAY NIGHT... FINALLY
COMING TO AN END TUESDAY MORNING. OVER THE REST OF THE REGION
EXPECT FAIR CONDITIONS WITH SUNNY WEATHER TUESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE
BUILD IN FROM THE WEST AND TAKES OVER THROUGH THE NEW YEARS... ALONG
WITH A NICE WARMING TREND.
$$
000
AWUS81 KGYX 260846
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
346 AM EST SUN DEC 26 2010
...A BLIZZARD WARNING FOR THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE UP FOR THE REST OF WESTERN MAINE AND
MUCH OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...
HIGH PRESSURE MOVED OFF TO THE EAST DURING CHRISTMAS DAY...AND THE
CLOUDS THAT MOVED IN BEHIND IT...WILL BE WITH US TONIGHT AS WELL.
LOW PRESSURE WAS GETTING ITS ACT TOGETHER OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES...AND THAT LOW...AS IT INTENSIFIES OFF THE
COAST...WILL BECOME THE PRIMARY WEATHER MAKER FOR MUCH OF THE EAST
COAST...SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
TEMPERATURES BOTTOMED OUT BELOW ZERO IN THE MOUNTAINS LAST
NIGHT...WITH TEENS ALONG THE COASTLINE. THIS COLD WEATHER WILL BE
SETTING THE STAGE FOR A MAJOR SNOWSTORM FOR MUCH OF MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE TONIGHT INTO MONDAY.
LOOK FOR SNOW TO REACH SOUTHERNMOST NEW HAMPSHIRE LATER
TODAY...SPREADING INTO THE REST OF SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE DURING THE EVENING HOURS. WINDS WILL PICK UP...MAKING
FOR BLOWING AND DRIFTING OF THE SNOW OVER SOUTHERN AREAS WHERE
BLIZZARD WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT. VISIBILITIES WILL DROP DOWN TO
A QUARTER MILE AT TIMES IN THIS REGION. OVER CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...PRIMARILY AWAY FROM THE COAST...THE
WINDS WILL BE LIGHTER. NEVERTHELESS...ACCUMULATING SNOW WILL BE
OCCURRING RIGHT UP TO THE CANADIAN BORDER.
ON MONDAY...SNOW WILL CONTINUE HEAVY AT TIMES DURING THE
MORNING...BEFORE SLOWING DIMINISHING DURING THE AFTERNOON FROM
WEST TO EAST. BY THE TIME THE SNOW ENDS...10 TO 16 INCHES OF THE
WHITE STUFF WILL HAVE ACCUMULATED OVER SOUTHERN AREAS. 8 TO 12
INCHES OF SNOW WILL FALL OVER CENTRAL AREAS WITH 5 TO 9 INCHES IN
THE NORTH.
EXCEPT FOR A FEW MOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS MONDAY NIGHT INTO
TUESDAY...LOOK FOR DRIER BUT BREEZY WEATHER.
LOW PRESSURE WILL INTENSIFY INTO A STORM CENTER TODAY AND TONIGHT AS IT
APPROACH NANTUCKET ISLAND. IT WILL SLOWLY MOVE EAST ON MONDAY.
$$
000
AWUS81 KGYX 260202
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
910 PM EST SAT DEC 25 2010
...A BLIZZARD WATCH FOR SUNDAY EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...WINTER STORM WATCHES ARE UP FOR THE FOOTHILLS OF MAINE AND FOR
ALL BUT COOS COUNTY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE...
CLOUDS BEGAN MOVING IN FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST NEAR SUNRISE OVER
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...BUT IT WASN`T UNTIL LATE MORNING THAT THEY
REACHED SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MAINE. BY EARLY AFTERNOON SKIES WERE
CLOUDY OVER ALL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND WERE RAPIDLY SPREADING INTO
EASTERN AND NORTHERN MAINE.
TEMPERATURES JUST TOPPED 30 IN MAINE`S SOUTHWESTERN CORNER AND
ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE`S SOUTHERN TIER CHRISTMAS DAY...BUT AFTER STARTING
OUT BELOW ZERO IN SOME NORTHERN AREAS...HAD A TOUGH TIME GETTING
EVEN AS FAR AS THE TEENS. IN BETWEEN...THE REST OF US TOPPED OUT IN
THE 20S.
HIGH PRESSURE MOVED OFF TO THE EAST DURING CHRISTMAS DAY...AND THE
CLOUDS THAT MOVED IN BEHIND IT...WILL BE WITH US TONIGHT AS WELL.
LOW PRESSURE WAS GETTING ITS ACT TOGETHER OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES...AND THAT LOW...AS IT INTENSIFIES OFF THE
COAST...WILL BECOME THE PRIMARY WEATHER MAKER FOR MUCH OF THE EAST
COAST...SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
THE STORM HAS POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE LOTS OF WIND AND SNOW ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND SUNDAY AFTERNOON INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...AND WINTER STORM
WATCHES HAVE BEEN ISSUED ACCORDINGLY. WINDY CONDITIONS ALONG OUR
COASTS AND JUST INLAND MIGHT MAKE CONDITIONS BLIZZARD LIKE...SO WATCHES
FOR THAT POTENTIAL HAVE ALSO BEEN ISSUED.
SNOW COULD GET STARTED BY MID AFTERNOON IN EXTREME SOUTHERN
AREAS...AND WILL SPREAD UP INTO THE NORTH AND MOUNTAINS BY MID
EVENING. SOUTHERN AREAS WILL LIKELY BE SEEING HEAVY SNOW IN THE
EVENING.
WINDY CONDITIONS WITH HEAVY SNOW WILL CONTINUE MOST OF THE NIGHT
ACROSS THE COAST AND SOUTHERN AREAS...AND SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS
ARE EXPECTED BEFORE IT ALL STARTS TO WIND DOWN MONDAY AFTERNOON.
EVEN AFTER THE SNOW LETS UP HOWEVER...IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE VERY
WINDY...BLOWING AND DRIFTING ANY NEWLY FALLEN SNOW.
AFTER THAT...HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN BEHIND THE SYSTEM FOR MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY BRINGING FAIR AND SEASONABLY COOL WEATHER BACK TO
OUR NECK OF THE WOODS. THAT HIGH REMAINS IN CONTROL IN TO THE
MIDDLE PORTION OF THE WEEK...AND THEN AS IT MOVES OFF THE COAST IT
WILL ALLOW WARMER AIR TO MOVE UP FROM THE SOUTH LATE IN THE WEEK.
$$
BROWN
000
AWUS81 KGYX 260202
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
910 PM EST SAT DEC 25 2010
...A BLIZZARD WATCH FOR SUNDAY EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...WINTER STORM WATCHES ARE UP FOR THE FOOTHILLS OF MAINE AND FOR
ALL BUT COOS COUNTY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE...
CLOUDS BEGAN MOVING IN FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST NEAR SUNRISE OVER
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...BUT IT WASN`T UNTIL LATE MORNING THAT THEY
REACHED SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MAINE. BY EARLY AFTERNOON SKIES WERE
CLOUDY OVER ALL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND WERE RAPIDLY SPREADING INTO
EASTERN AND NORTHERN MAINE.
TEMPERATURES JUST TOPPED 30 IN MAINE`S SOUTHWESTERN CORNER AND
ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE`S SOUTHERN TIER CHRISTMAS DAY...BUT AFTER STARTING
OUT BELOW ZERO IN SOME NORTHERN AREAS...HAD A TOUGH TIME GETTING
EVEN AS FAR AS THE TEENS. IN BETWEEN...THE REST OF US TOPPED OUT IN
THE 20S.
HIGH PRESSURE MOVED OFF TO THE EAST DURING CHRISTMAS DAY...AND THE
CLOUDS THAT MOVED IN BEHIND IT...WILL BE WITH US TONIGHT AS WELL.
LOW PRESSURE WAS GETTING ITS ACT TOGETHER OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES...AND THAT LOW...AS IT INTENSIFIES OFF THE
COAST...WILL BECOME THE PRIMARY WEATHER MAKER FOR MUCH OF THE EAST
COAST...SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
THE STORM HAS POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE LOTS OF WIND AND SNOW ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND SUNDAY AFTERNOON INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...AND WINTER STORM
WATCHES HAVE BEEN ISSUED ACCORDINGLY. WINDY CONDITIONS ALONG OUR
COASTS AND JUST INLAND MIGHT MAKE CONDITIONS BLIZZARD LIKE...SO WATCHES
FOR THAT POTENTIAL HAVE ALSO BEEN ISSUED.
SNOW COULD GET STARTED BY MID AFTERNOON IN EXTREME SOUTHERN
AREAS...AND WILL SPREAD UP INTO THE NORTH AND MOUNTAINS BY MID
EVENING. SOUTHERN AREAS WILL LIKELY BE SEEING HEAVY SNOW IN THE
EVENING.
WINDY CONDITIONS WITH HEAVY SNOW WILL CONTINUE MOST OF THE NIGHT
ACROSS THE COAST AND SOUTHERN AREAS...AND SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS
ARE EXPECTED BEFORE IT ALL STARTS TO WIND DOWN MONDAY AFTERNOON.
EVEN AFTER THE SNOW LETS UP HOWEVER...IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE VERY
WINDY...BLOWING AND DRIFTING ANY NEWLY FALLEN SNOW.
AFTER THAT...HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN BEHIND THE SYSTEM FOR MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY BRINGING FAIR AND SEASONABLY COOL WEATHER BACK TO
OUR NECK OF THE WOODS. THAT HIGH REMAINS IN CONTROL IN TO THE
MIDDLE PORTION OF THE WEEK...AND THEN AS IT MOVES OFF THE COAST IT
WILL ALLOW WARMER AIR TO MOVE UP FROM THE SOUTH LATE IN THE WEEK.
$$
BROWN
000
AWUS81 KGYX 252039
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
345 PM EST SAT DEC 25 2010
...A BLIZZARD WATCH FOR SUNDAY EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...WINTER STORM WATCHES ARE UP FOR THE FOOTHILLS OF MAINE AND FOR
ALL BUT COOS COUNTY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE...
CLOUDS BEGAN MOVING IN FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST NEAR SUNRISE OVER
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...BUT IT WASN`T UNTIL LATE MORNING THAT THEY
REACHED SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MAINE. BY EARLY AFTERNOON SKIES WERE
CLOUDY OVER ALL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND WERE RAPIDLY SPREADING INTO
EASTERN AND NORTHERN MAINE.
TEMPERATURES JUST TOPPED 30 IN MAINE`S SOUTHWESTERN CORNER AND
ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE`S SOUTHERN TIER CHRISTMAS DAY...BUT AFTER STARTING
OUT BELOW ZERO IN SOME NORTHERN AREAS...HAD A TOUGH TIME GETTING
EVEN AS FAR AS THE TEENS. IN BETWEEN...THE REST OF US TOPPED OUT IN
THE 20S.
HIGH PRESSURE MOVED OFF TO THE EAST DURING CHRISTMAS DAY...AND THE
CLOUDS THAT MOVED IN BEHIND IT...WILL BE WITH US TONIGHT AS WELL.
LOW PRESSURE WAS GETTING ITS ACT TOGETHER OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES...AND THAT LOW...AS IT INTENSIFIES OFF THE
COAST...WILL BECOME THE PRIMARY WEATHER MAKER FOR MUCH OF THE EAST
COAST...SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
THE STORM HAS POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE LOTS OF WIND AND SNOW ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND SUNDAY AFTERNOON INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...AND WINTER STORM
WATCHES HAVE BEEN ISSUED ACCORDINGLY. WINDY CONDITIONS ALONG OUR
COASTS MIGHT MAKE CONDITIONS BLIZZARD LIKE...SO WATCHES FOR THAT
POTENTIAL HAVE ALSO BEEN ISSUED.
SNOW COULD GET STARTED BY MID AFTERNOON IN EXTREME SOUTHERN
AREAS...AND WILL SPREAD UP INTO THE NORTH AND MOUNTAINS BY MID
EVENING. SOUTHERN AREAS WILL LIKELY BE SEEING HEAVY SNOW IN THE
EVENING.
WINDY CONDITIONS WITH HEAVY SNOW WILL CONTINUE MOST OF THE NIGHT
ACROSS THE COAST AND SOUTHERN AREAS...AND SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS
ARE EXPECTED BEFORE IT ALL STARTS TO WIND DOWN MONDAY AFTERNOON.
EVEN AFTER THE SNOW LETS UP HOWEVER...IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE VERY
WINDY...BLOWING AND DRIFTING ANY NEWLY FALLEN SNOW.
AFTER THAT...HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN BEHIND THE SYSTEM FOR MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY BRINGING FAIR AND SEASONABLY COOL WEATHER BACK TO
OUR NECK OF THE WOODS. THAT HIGH REMAINS IN CONTROL IN TO THE
MIDDLE PORTION OF THE WEEK...AND THEN AS IT MOVES OFF THE COAST IT
WILL ALLOW WARMER AIR TO MOVE UP FROM THE SOUTH LATE IN THE WEEK.
$$
BROWN
000
AWUS81 KGYX 252039
RWSGYX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
345 PM EST SAT DEC 25 2010
...A BLIZZARD WATCH FOR SUNDAY EVENING INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE...
...WINTER STORM WATCHES ARE UP FOR THE FOOTHILLS OF MAINE AND FOR
ALL BUT COOS COUNTY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE...
CLOUDS BEGAN MOVING IN FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST NEAR SUNRISE OVER
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...BUT IT WASN`T UNTIL LATE MORNING THAT THEY
REACHED SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MAINE. BY EARLY AFTERNOON SKIES WERE
CLOUDY OVER ALL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND WERE RAPIDLY SPREADING INTO
EASTERN AND NORTHERN MAINE.
TEMPERATURES JUST TOPPED 30 IN MAINE`S SOUTHWESTERN CORNER AND
ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE`S SOUTHERN TIER CHRISTMAS DAY...BUT AFTER STARTING
OUT BELOW ZERO IN SOME NORTHERN AREAS...HAD A TOUGH TIME GETTING
EVEN AS FAR AS THE TEENS. IN BETWEEN...THE REST OF US TOPPED OUT IN
THE 20S.
HIGH PRESSURE MOVED OFF TO THE EAST DURING CHRISTMAS DAY...AND THE
CLOUDS THAT MOVED IN BEHIND IT...WILL BE WITH US TONIGHT AS WELL.
LOW PRESSURE WAS GETTING ITS ACT TOGETHER OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES...AND THAT LOW...AS IT INTENSIFIES OFF THE
COAST...WILL BECOME THE PRIMARY WEATHER MAKER FOR MUCH OF THE EAST
COAST...SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
THE STORM HAS POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE LOTS OF WIND AND SNOW ACROSS NEW
ENGLAND SUNDAY AFTERNOON INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON...AND WINTER STORM
WATCHES HAVE BEEN ISSUED ACCORDINGLY. WINDY CONDITIONS ALONG OUR
COASTS MIGHT MAKE CONDITIONS BLIZZARD LIKE...SO WATCHES FOR THAT
POTENTIAL HAVE ALSO BEEN ISSUED.
SNOW COULD GET STARTED BY MID AFTERNOON IN EXTREME SOUTHERN
AREAS...AND WILL SPREAD UP INTO THE NORTH AND MOUNTAINS BY MID
EVENING. SOUTHERN AREAS WILL LIKELY BE SEEING HEAVY SNOW IN THE
EVENING.
WINDY CONDITIONS WITH HEAVY SNOW WILL CONTINUE MOST OF THE NIGHT
ACROSS THE COAST AND SOUTHERN AREAS...AND SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS
ARE EXPECTED BEFORE IT ALL STARTS TO WIND DOWN MONDAY AFTERNOON.
EVEN AFTER THE SNOW LETS UP HOWEVER...IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE VERY
WINDY...BLOWING AND DRIFTING ANY NEWLY FALLEN SNOW.
AFTER THAT...HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN BEHIND THE SYSTEM FOR MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY BRINGING FAIR AND SEASONABLY COOL WEATHER BACK TO
OUR NECK OF THE WOODS. THAT HIGH REMAINS IN CONTROL IN TO THE
MIDDLE PORTION OF THE WEEK...AND THEN AS IT MOVES OFF THE COAST IT
WILL ALLOW WARMER AIR TO MOVE UP FROM THE SOUTH LATE IN THE WEEK.
$$
BROWN
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