Caribou, ME – Spring weather continues to bring unsettled conditions to Caribou, Maine. As the workweek kicks off, Monday will see isolated showers moving into the region, accompanied by gusty winds.
While rain chances remain relatively low at 20%, travelers should be aware of reduced visibility and slippery roads, particularly along Route 1 and other northbound routes. Winds will pick up throughout the day, with gusts as high as 24 mph, making for a breezy and damp commute.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday’s high will reach near 60°F with a low of 33°F overnight. As the storm system progresses into Tuesday, expect clearer skies, but winds will persist, shifting from the northwest at 7 mph. A slight chance of showers remains for the afternoon, especially as temperatures rise to the mid-60s. If you’re planning to travel or head outdoors, prepare for cooler temperatures, particularly in the early morning, with wind chills potentially making it feel colder than the actual temperatures.
The rest of the week brings gradual improvements. Tuesday night will be partly cloudy with a low around 46°F. By Wednesday, mostly sunny skies will prevail, reaching 80°F with little chance of rain. Temperatures will continue to climb throughout the week, with Thursday and Friday seeing highs near 80°F, though a slight chance of showers remains on Friday afternoon.
With the possibility of wet conditions and gusty winds, especially on Monday, locals should plan accordingly. If you’re driving, use caution, particularly on rural roads where visibility may be reduced. Weather alerts for wind gusts are in effect until Wednesday morning, so stay informed as conditions change.
Be sure to keep an eye on the forecast throughout the week to ensure you’re ready for more spring showers and winds as temperatures fluctuate.
