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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1045 AM EDT SUN JUL 10 2005

CLOUDS AND SHOWERS DIMINISHED OVER NEW HAMPSHIRE EARLIER THIS 
MORNING... WHILE A SLOW CLEARING TREND STARTED OVER WESTERN PORTIONS 
OF MAINE.  NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RADAR SHOWED SHOWERS ROTATING 
AROUND THE BACK EDGE OF WHAT WAS ONCE TROPICAL STORM CINDY.  THIS 
STORM SYSTEM WAS FINALLY MOVING FARTHER AWAY OVER THE CANADIAN 
MARITIMES.  NORTH TO NORTHWEST WINDS WERE WHIPPING UP INTO THE 5 TO 
10 MPH RANGE.  A FEW LOCATIONS WILL NOTE GUSTY CONDITIONS FOR A 
WHILE TODAY.

THE REMAINING SHOWERS WILL EVENTUALLY DRY UP TODAY... AS THE SLOW 
MOVING LOW PRESSURE AREA PUTS A LITTLE MORE DISTANCE BETWEEN US.  
THERE WILL STILL BE A SLIGHT CHANCE OF AN AFTERNOON SHOWER OVER THE 
MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILL LOCATIONS.  UNDER WAY SINCE SUN-UP WAS A NICE 
WARMING TREND.  SO EXPECT AFTERNOON HIGHS TO REACH MORE SUMMER-LIKE 
LEVELS... FROM THE UPPER 70S TO THE MIDDLE 80S UNDER QUITE A BIT OF 
SUNSHINE.  INTERIOR SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE COULD SEE SOME SPOTS HIT 
CLOSE TO 90 FOR AFTERNOON HIGHS.

DUE TO THE WAY THE AIR IS NOW CIRCULATING OVER OUR REGION... WE ARE 
GOING TO SEE A WEAK BACK DOOR FRONT DROPPING OUT OF CANADA MONDAY.  
THIS FRONT WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SOME CLOUD DEVELOPMENT AND A 
SLIGHT CHANCE FOR A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM.  MONDAYS HIGHS WILL BE 
WARM AGAIN... MOSTLY IN THE 80S WITH SOME LOWER 90S THROUGH PARTS OF 
SOUTHERN MAINE.

HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE TUESDAY... LOCKS 
IN ANOTHER COUPLE OF NICE SUMMER DAYS FOR US.  DAYTIME HIGHS ON 
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY WILL BE LIMITED TO THE 70S TO AROUND 80 
DEGREES.  COASTAL LOCATIONS START TO SEE AN ONSHORE FLOW AT THE 
SURFACE... CAPPING HIGHS THE 60S AND LOWER 70S IN MOST SPOTS. 

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