Michael Fecca is a Weekend Meteorologist for WABI TV 5, focusing on local weather forecasts and updates in the Bangor, Maine area. With a passion for meteorology, Michael provides accurate and timely information on weather patterns and storms that impact the region.
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High pressure will keep the weather across the region comfortable and quiet through Sunday.
A big area of high pressure centered to our north near the Great Lakes will keep the weather nice and quiet through the work week
High pressure centered over the Great Lakes will keep the weather quiet and cool through Wednesday. The high will then slowly drift eastward forcing warm southerly winds back into the Tri-State for the end of the work week and into the weekend.
High pressure will continue to dominate the forecast through the weekend. Dry weather will continue into the weekend. Our next best chance at seeing some showers doesn’t arrive until early next week.
High pressure will gradually drift into the Ohio river valley today. The high pressure system will keep the weather nice and quiet through the weekend.
High pressure will continue to keep the weather dry through the weekend and into at least the first part of next week. The high pressure will gradually drift off to our east today allowing southerly wind to pump in heat and humidity into the Tri-State.
High pressure parked to our east over the mid-Atlantic states will keep us dry and very hot through the weekend and into next week.
Our several-day streak of heat will finally come to end through the weekend.
Francine will continue to wrap in some isolated to scattered showers through the evening and into the weekend but nothing looks to be a washout.
Fe shower possible this weekend, dry pattern returns next week
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