A strengthening surface cyclone stationed over the Great Lakes out ahead of a deepening upper level trough will make its way southeasterly over the next 12 hours or so and bring rainfall to much of Maine and snow to much of the interior Northeast in states like New York and Pennsylvania. On Sunday and Sunday night, the cyclone sits fairly stationary over New Hampshire and Vermont and strong wind on the order of 30 MPH (gusts of 50 MPH) will be possible due to the pressure gradient from a surface high over Tennessee that has moved closer to the low pressure center.
Saturday Night
Rainy during the evening, but tapering off. Breezy.
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Sunday
Mostly cloudy and windy with a chance for a rain or snow shower in the afternoon.
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Sunday Night
Overcast with a chance of rain showers. Windy.
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Monday
Cloudy with a chance for a shower, then becoming mostly cloudy. Windy.
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Monday Night
Mostly to partly cloudy. Windy.
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