Caribou, ME – Today, May 6, residents of Maine can expect a mostly cloudy day with scattered showers, particularly in the southern and western regions. While most areas will stay dry this morning, rain is expected to intensify this afternoon, bringing moisture across the southern half of the state and affecting central and northern Maine with lighter showers.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will remain in the mid-60s for inland areas, with coastal regions seeing slightly cooler highs. Rain totals could reach up to half an inch across southern Maine, while northern counties may only see a tenth of an inch or less. The majority of the state will stay in the upper 50s and low 60s, with highs near 68°F in areas like St. Zacharie and Dickey.
Tonight, the weather will remain unsettled, with mostly cloudy skies continuing into the evening. Some areas will experience further rain, particularly across the southern half of the state, while northern Maine will see scattered showers. Lows will dip to around 50°F statewide, creating a mild overnight period.
Wednesday, temperatures are expected to rise a bit, with highs in the low to mid-60s, bringing slightly warmer and more humid conditions. Showers will continue, though conditions are expected to be less intense. Maine will remain in an unsettled pattern, with more chances for rain throughout the week.
Residents are urged to stay updated on weather advisories, especially if traveling across the southern and western parts of the state.
