The weather map is quite busy this morning, but the forecast from Wednesday is holding up excellently.
Low pressure was to our west last night as it dove south through the Great Lakes. This system does not even show up on the weather map any more because it has transferred its energy to two coastal systems. The low at the very bottom of the map will become the primary storm as it tracks north this afternoon and tonight. As it strengthens, our north winds will become stronger and more cold air will be pulled south.
Temperatures this afternoon will likely fall, with most places seeing their high temperature this afternoon.
As the storm system intensifies, the showers may flare up a bit more this evening with some snow mixing in. A few flurries will linger into Sunday morning, but for the most part, no accumulation is expected.
That won’t be the case over eastern Maine, where the nor’easter will dump a foot or more of snow in some places!
By Sunday night, winds should turn southerly ahead of a new system, boosting temperatures well into the 50s for Monday and Tuesday.
