Showers continue over night. As cold air rushes in behind the showers some raindrops could turn to snowflakes early Sunday morning before clearing out for the rest of the day on Sunday. Temperatures will be cold and winds will be gusting up to 45 MPH.
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Tropical storm Ophelia is bringing heavy rain and gusty winds to mid-Atlantic states, with landfall forecast to be in North Carolina. Ophelia, or what’s left of Ophelia, will continue to push northward. Moisture associated with Ophelia will push northward into New England by the time we get into tonight bringing in some rain to mostly southern New England. The good new is, a nice high pressure system will swing southward from Quebec and act as shield from most of the rainfall here in Maine. Expect a good amount of sunshine for the first half of the day with clouds increasing into this afternoon and evening.
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