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Remnants Of Tropical Storm Elsa Will Drench Maine On Friday As the Gulf Coast of Florida and several other southern states will deal with Tropical Storm Elsa over the next 24-48 hours, we re all left waiting in New England. The National Hurricane Center believes the powerful storm will carve a path up the eastern seaboard and arrive in New England on Friday. By the time it does arrive, it will be a shell of its former self, only packing precipitation and moderate winds. But there s a catch. Shared on Twitter by Robert LaRoche, the catch will be whether or not Elsa teams up with another storm system already making its way towards New England from the midwest. In that scenario, the precipitation from Elsa teamed with the precipitation from the other storm system could make Friday a very wet (and potentially dangerous) way to kick off the weekend. ....
Coming off a sticky and sweaty weekend in Maine that felt like a summer preview, Mother Nature has one more day of big heat planned for May before we can seasonably spring again. Wednesday should reach scorch levels, with portions of western and southern Maine having the potential to hit 90, most of the rest of Maine should at least see 80 degree weather. After that? Make sure you haven t put the sweatshirts and long pants into storage yet. Shared on Twitter by Robert LaRoche, it s been easy to forget that summer is still several weeks away with a stretch of above-average temperatures lately. After Wednesday s heat punch and Thursday s follow-up, Memorial Day weekend and perhaps several days after that will feel a lot more like early-spring than early-summer. The holiday weekend should steer clear of any rain but temperatures will struggle to reach the mid-60 s inland and low 60 s along the coast. ....