Charlie Lopresti

No rain. This evening's radar beam from NWS Gray is reflecting off of dust, bugs, and pollen. Can you make out the sea breeze front?

Sun setting on major category 4 hurricane Beryl's eye this evening.

Most of the area should pick up 0.25" to 0.50" of rain overnight. Wet weather moves in a little after midnight. Steady rain should be moving east of us by 8AM. A quick moving afternoon shower is possible Thursday. Here's an estimate on the timing.

I like it when it rains at night. Vegetable gardens will get a drink late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. 0.50" to 1.00" expected.

Nice video of rotating cell in the Manchester NH area this afternoon from our very own Emily Santom WGME

Hi Everyone. We're tracking severe thunderstorm threat over the next few hours. Damaging wind remains the primary threat. Localized flooding, hail, and a few tornadoes are possible.

Low clouds have been slow to break for most of Maine this afternoon. That might be a little bit of good news as returning sunshine will make the atmosphere quite unstable. Let's keep an eye on this next two hours. Severe threat in Maine should fall 5PM to 9PM range.

Timing of strong and severe thunderstorms should be 4pm to 5pm hills/mountains. 6pm to 9pm closer to the coast. Damaging wind remains the primary threat. Hail, localized flooding, and isolated tornado are possible. This future radar is a good estimate 4 pm to 9pm.

Severe threat in New England Sunday afternoon/evening will need to be monitored. Damaging wind, hail, and isolated tornado are all on the table. In our area, chances are greatest in NH and far Western ME. Here’s a future radar estimate 4 pm to 7pm Sunday.

Looks like a wild storm on Chebeague this afternoon. Thanks for sharing Christy

Here's the first cell that moved across the south side of Sebago Lake this afternoon. It produced wind damage in Windham and a gust of 57 MPH in East Baldwin.

Here's a 3D look at the towering severe cell moving through Windham and heading into Falmouth. Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for damaging wind and quarter size hail. If you have a report, we'd love to see it.

Strong and severe thunderstorms will be moving into the area this afternoon and evening. Damaging wind is the primary threat. Most of the action should be early evening in Southern and Central Maine. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 8PM. Here's an estimate on the timing.

Thunderstorms may become strong to severe Thursday afternoon/evening. Let's highlight 3PM to 8PM range. Damaging wind and very heavy rainfall are the threats. Hang in there, the heat will break Friday.