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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
335 PM EDT TUE JUN 18 2013

A COLD FRONT SWEPT THROUGH NEW ENGLAND TUESDAY...PUSHING ANOTHER 
ROUND OF SHOWERS THROUGH THE AREA.  CLOUDS HELD OFF FOR A SHORT TIME 
IN THE EARLY MORNING...BUT WERE COVERING MOST AREAS BY MID MORNING.  
SHOWERS FOLLOWED QUICKLY...AND BY LATE AFTERNOON...MOST OF THE 
PRECIPITATION WAS HEADED OUT TO SEA.  THUNDERSTORMS WERE KEPT AT BAY 
TO THE SOUTH FOR THE MOST PART...AND CLOUDS WERE ON THEIR WAY OUT 
ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS BY LATE AFTERNOON.  TEMPERATURES TOPPED OUT 
NEAR 70 IN A FEW SPOTS BEFORE THE CLOUDS MOVED IN...BUT WERE 
CONFINED TO THE 60S FOR MOST AREAS.   

HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD EASTWARD FROM THE GREAT LAKES TONIGHT...AND 
AS IT SLOWLY MOVES ACROSS THE AREA...IT WILL KEEP US IN A FAIR 
WEATHER REGIME FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS.  TEMPERATURES WILL BE A 
BIT COOL BY THURSDAY MORNING AS THE HIGH MOVES OVERHEAD...BUT WILL 
BECOME A BIT MORE SUMMERLIKE AS THE MOVES OFF TO THE EAST DURING THE 
DAY...AND ON INTO THE WEEKEND.  A WEAK DISTURBANCE MAY PRESENT US 
WITH A FEW SHOWERS ACROSS THE NORTH ON FRIDAY.  

EVEN WARMER AND MORE HUMID AIR BEGINS TO MOVE OUR WAY AT THE END OF 
THE WEEKEND INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK. 

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