aj: in the spirit of trying to find a nice segue, it has been buber warm this winter. the kickoff to 2015 will offer quiet weather as we step into the next couple of days. seasonal temperatures through saturday. on sunday, snow squall' s through the area, mostly in the northern sections of the mountains, followed by a shot of some real cold later sunday and into monday. there is a low pressure area s coming up north of hudson bay. it will pour southward. it will be pretty chilly and blustery right in time for you to head back to school. wind chill will make it feel like it is below zero. by and large, not a lot of weather to speak of heading this way. we have had a couple of brief showers come through western maine and down through portland. we are high and dry through the remainder of this evening and tonight. a little melting going on today. i just watched for a re-freeze on some of the walkways and sidewalks. by about midnight, temperatures will cross below freezing in many locations. it might be slick on some of the untreated surfaces out there. no real major cold.

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