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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1030 AM EST SUN NOV 23 2008

SUNNY SKIES AND VERY COLD TEMPERATURES WERE BACK IN BUSINESS 
TODAY... WITH GUSTY WESTERLY WINDS PROVIDING BITING WIND CHILLS.  
AFTER NIGHTTIME LOWS GENERALLY IN THE TEENS WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS 
THAT FELL OFF INTO THE SINGLE NUMBERS... READINGS HAD STARTED TO 
RECOVER A LITTLE BY 10 AM.  SOUTHERN AREAS WERE PUSHING UP THROUGH 
THE LOWER AND MID 20S... BUT THE WIND CHILL WAS STILL IN THE TEENS 
FOR THE MOST PART. 

SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE MID ATLANTIC COASTAL STATES WAS 
HELPING US WITH THE SUN QUOTIENT TODAY... AS A RATHER LARGE STORM 
SYSTEM CONTINUED TO PRESS SLOWLY NORTHWARD THROUGH LABRADOR THIS 
MORNING.  THIS WEATHER SYSTEM IS STILL CLOSE ENOUGH TO CREATE THE 
WINDS THAT WERE BEING MEASURE ACROSS BOTH STATES.  GUST 20 TO 25 
WERE COMMON IN NEW HAMPSHIRE... WHILE A SLIGHTLY BROADER RANGE WAS 
FOUND ACROSS MAINE... WHERE GUSTS MEASURED FROM AROUND 20 MPH TO 
OVER 30 MPH.  STRONGEST GUST AT 9 AM WAS 35 MPH IN MILLINOCKET.  

VARIABLY CLOUDY CONDITIONS WILL STAY IN PLACE OVER THE NORTH AND 
MOUNTAINS TODAY.  EXPECT HIGHS TO LEVEL OFF FROM THE LOWER AND MID 
20S NORTH TO THE LOWER AND MID 30S ALONG THE SHORE AND WELL SOUTH  
IN BOTH STATES.  WINDS SHOULD DIMINISH SLOWLY THROUGH THE AFTERNOON 
HOURS AS THE STORM IN EASTERN CANADA CONTINUES TO PULL AWAY FROM NEW 
ENGLAND.  EXPECT ANOTHER VERY COLD NIGHT... WITH LOWS IN THE SINGLE 
NUMBERS NORTH AND MOUNTAINS... TO THE TEENS SOUTH AT DAYBREAK MONDAY.

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