Caribou, Maine – A persistent rainstorm is sweeping across northern Maine today, bringing steady and heavier rainfall expected to last into the evening. This will be followed by showers tonight through Sunday. Travelers in affected areas should prepare for potential slick conditions and reduced visibility on the roads.
According to the National Weather Service in Caribou, rain will continue to spread across the region, reaching northern sections by mid-morning. By the afternoon, the rain is forecast to taper off, leaving behind wet roads. Localized flooding is possible in some areas. The rain will be more intense over the northern parts of Maine, with total rainfall amounts between 1 to 1.5 inches expected by Sunday.
Looking ahead, Monday will bring a break from the wet weather, with plenty of sunshine expected and inland highs reaching the mid-60s. Tuesday will be partly sunny and warm, with inland highs making a run toward the upper 60s, before a cold front brings cooler conditions Tuesday night.
By Wednesday, expect strong gusty westerly winds across the state, along with scattered showers over the northern regions. Temperatures will remain in the mid-60s Downeast. Thursday should be mostly sunny but cooler, with highs only reaching the upper 50s.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on changing weather conditions as this system moves through Maine.
