textproduct: Caribou

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WHAT HAS CHANGED

-No significant changes.

KEY MESSAGES

1) Widespread rain tonight into Monday will help ease ongoing drought conditions in some areas. Rain may be heavy at times tonight into Sunday, especially across Downeast Maine.

2) Upper level low pressure keeps the chance of showers going into midweek, especially across Northern Maine.

AVIATION /18Z SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/

Through 00z...VFR for all but BHB where cigs drop to MVFR around 22z. E winds 5-10kts.

Tonight...MVFR/IFR at northern Aroostook terminals. LIFR at HUL, BGR and BHB in rain and fog. ENE winds 5kts.

Sunday...IFR in low cigs and showers throughout the day. E winds 5-10kts.

Sunday night...IFR in showers and fog. ESE winds 5kts.

Monday-Wednesday: MVFR or lower likely at northern terminals. MVFR possible at KBGR, with VFR likely at KBHB. S winds Monday, becoming SW Tuesday. LLWS possible Monday night. W-NW winds G15-20KT possible Wednesday.

Wednesday night-Thursday: VFR. Light winds overnight, becoming S/SW at 5-10 kts.

MARINE

Winds below 10kts through Sunday night with seas between 2-4 feet through the period. Rain and patchy fog reduce visibilities at times.

Slight chance of winds or seas reaching 25 kts/5 ft Monday- Tuesday. A chance for thunderstorms on Monday. Chance for fog late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Winds from the S on Monday, becoming SW on Tuesday.

CAR WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

ME...None. MARINE...None.

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