Maine Forecast Brings Showers Before Cooler Weather

Maine will see several days of changing weather after showers from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias move toward the state on Sunday, October 11, bringing coastal rain before a warmer Monday and a cooler pattern later in the week, according to wmtw.com. According to wmtw.com, Sunday will remain mostly cloudy with temperatures reaching the low 60s. Rain and moisture from the storm remnants will push toward Maine in the evening, with showers moving across coastal areas overnight.

Showers are expected to continue into early Monday morning before conditions improve. According to wmtw.com, Monday will turn mostly sunny and seasonably warm, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s and low 70s.

The forecast from wmtw.com shows a temperature drop on Tuesday as low pressure arrives, lowering daytime highs into the upper 50s. The same system is expected to bring widespread showers throughout Tuesday.

According to wmtw.com, rain will arrive before sunrise Tuesday and may continue into Wednesday morning. Some areas could receive moderate rainfall at times, while showers are expected to become lighter on Wednesday. The cooler pattern will continue later in the week. According to wmtw.com, Thursday will begin a cooler trend, with another round of scattered showers possible as the weekend approaches.