The heat index at Caribou currently stands at 103F. That's an unofficial all-time record. 100.7F was the previous record. Records go back to 1939. #mewx
You can spot all the Lakes/Ponds in Interior Downeast & into the Central Highlands. The Cumulus clouds are not forming over the Lakes. This is thanks to the light winds preventing drift & the very large bodies of cold water. Clouds forming on thermal difference over land. #MEwx
Now that one-minute ASOS station data is available for the US for Monday's solar eclipse, here's a loop of the 30-minute temperature change from the eclipse.
Even locations far from totality experienced a pronounced drop in temperatures due to the decreased solar radiation!
Our partners at @baxterstatepark report the Snow Depth at Chimney Pond (2930ft elevation) went from 51" yesterday to 40" this morning. Significant compaction and melting is expected with rainfall on top. #MEwx#Maine
A fourth grader named Carsyn gave an absolutely stunning rendition of the national anthem. I was able to catch the end of it it and I caught up with her right after.
The @USCGNortheast Cutters Tackle and Thunder Bay visited the @CityofBangorME Waterfront near @bangorsavings bank around noon today. Several inches of ice was easily broken as onlookers observed their operations
This evenings Thunderstorms in Bangor is truly rare for February. T-Storms have only been reported now 4 times in recorded history since 1948 for February.
Feb 10, 2024
Feb 25, 2016
Feb 23, 2003
Feb 11, 1960
#MEwx#Maine#HeyBangor
Here are some pictures of the damage caused by today’s storm during the morning high tide. The first one is Sewall Road in Bar Harbor. The second one shows damage to the ferry transfer bridge in Bass Harbor. The third picture is the causeway in Deer Isle.
Here's a map of maximum observed wind gusts from the recent storm. The background image is an objective analysis from URMA, overlaid with observations of some of the higher gusts. Highest reported gust was 93 mph on Coastal Washington County. #MEwx
The low temperature this morning at Bangor was -2F. This was the 3rd day in a row with a sub-zero low in Bangor. The last time there were 3 consecutive nights with a sub-zero temp was in early February. On average there are 2 nights in Dec with a low below zero. #MEwx