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Joe Lundberg

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Joe Lundberg

 

Lundberg discussed the upcoming weekend weather in the Greater Portland area. He predicted minimal snowfall, with only a few flurries possible, as the system is expected to stay offshore. Temperatures will slightly improve next week, approaching freezing levels, though still below historical averages. Lundberg noted two potential systems later in the week that could bring more arctic air. He expressed confidence in the current forecast, contrasting it with the unpredictability of a recent snowstorm. The conversation concluded with Lundberg advising to monitor future weather developments.

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