textproduct: Caribou

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WHAT HAS CHANGED

- 7:35PM UPDATE...Update for 00z TAFs. See the aviation section below. The rest of the forecast remains on track.

KEY MESSAGES

1) Below normal temperatures expected through the end of the week before warming for the weekend.

DISCUSSION

KEY MESSAGE 1...Below normal temperatures expected through the end of the week before warming for the weekend.

KEY MESSAGE 1 DESCRIPTION... Per the previous discussion: Below normal temperatures continue through Wednesday. High temps will be hard- pressed to climb into the 50s Thursday and Friday with temps likely to remain in the 40s with upper low remaining over the Maritimes. Upper low will begin to head east into the North Atlantic over the weekend as upper ridge builds closer to the area. As a result temps will begin to moderate through the weekend with highs reaching into the 50s this weekend, possibly into the 60s early next week. Most of the storm systems will pass to our south through the end of the period.

AVIATION /00Z WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/

00z TAF UPDATE...

Tonight...VFR with FEW/SCT mid-high cigs. Light S winds becoming light and variable. Increasing VFR cigs gradually lowering.

Wednesday...VFR north. VFR becoming MVFR cigs south then MVFR reaching HUL late afternoon. Southern terms VCSH/-SHRA expected. Light S winds.

Wednesday night...IFR/LIFR cigs with RA/SN showers. SSW winds 5 kts, shifting to W.

Thursday...MVFR or lower in showers. NW winds 5-10 kts.

Thursday night...VFR/MVFR possible north, VFR Downeast. NW 5-15kts.

Friday-Saturday...VFR. NNW 5-15kts.

Sunday...VFR. Light N winds.

MARINE

High pressure will keep winds and seas below SCA criteria through the weekend.

CAR WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

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


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