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A warm front will remain stalled across southern New Hampshire and southwest Maine tonight and Wednesday, finally lifting north of the region Wednesday night. A cold front will slowly approach from the northwest Thursday and will gradually push offshore late Thursday night and Friday. Low pressure will develop on the front over the Gulf of Maine Friday night and will move northeast into the Maritimes on Saturday. Low pressure will continue to shift off to the northeast Saturday night and Sunday as high pressure builds in from the west through Monday. See Full Discussion

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