National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Good morning! Another warm day is in store today with highs lifting into the 60s throughout the forecast area. Scattered rain showers early across the area will shift east this morning, with more steady rain moving in from the south this afternoon. At least 1 inch but potentially over 2 inches of rainfall is in store for the Coastal Downeast region, with the Interior Downeast region likely also seeing at least 1 inch of rainfall. That said, rainfall totals will quickly taper off to the north. How far north substantial rain reaches will be dependent on exact low track, and is still somewhat uncertain at this time. By Sunday, the main system will have shifted east of the area, but rain showers will continue to wrap around across the forecast area through the day, adding additional rain region-wide. For more information and to view your forecast, visit us at weather.gov/car

For Moderate/High/Extreme hazard risk, more detailed information will be provided via emailed briefings to core partners.


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NWPS

River Forecast Points

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Observed Precipitation

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Northeast River Forecast Center
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