4 things to know about the weather: Early AM sprinkles Warm, sunny afternoon Steamy Thursday, PM storms Weekend still looks good A fast moving surge of summertime heat and humidity in on the way. Southwest winds will pick up speed Wednesday and remain quite strong through the end of the day Thursday. The clouds that rolled in last night will deliver a few sprinkles of rain first thing Wednesday morning before getting pushed out of the area by the increasing wind. Mostly sunny skies Wednesday afternoon will help push temperatures back to near 90° with higher humidity levels than Tuesday. It will remain quite a bit milder Wednesday night with most areas staying at or above 70° by Thursday morning. Hot, humid and quite windy conditions are coming Thursday. Highs will be near 95°. Gusty southwest winds near 30 mph will help offset the near 100° heat index. There will be isolated storms late Thursday afternoon and evening. Storm coverage won’t be much but wha

A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for parts of far northern Maine on Wednesday afternoon. See live interactive weather radar below. Top ten days may be behind us (for now), but today still stands tall. Highs will sneak up near 80 as clouds thicken in the afternoon. Some sprinkles may pop up along outer Route 2 toward Fitchburg, Gardner, and drift up to southern New Hampshire, but the rest of the area looks dry. Far from it tomorrow as rain catches up to us early on. While it appears we may miss out on the heavy amounts, there’s still a quarter to third of an inch at play. And that doesn’t include the potential for thunderstorms in the afternoon. While there are still a few questions as to where they flare up, the threat has not diminished. Severity is a function of how much sun we see (more sun=more intense), and right now there doesn’t appear to be enough time between when the morning rain moves out and the storms fire up. Still, any cells w

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