Weather Update: Waves and Cold Front in Maine
Waves will continue to crash along the Maine coast, with the highest waves expected in the morning, reaching around 8 or 11 feet, according to Meteorologist Emily Santom, WGME.
A high surf advisory is in effect for most of Maine's coastline until 8 PM, with beach or coastal erosion likely. It is advised to exercise caution when watching from the rocks.
High temperatures will be near 60 degrees, with a chance of showers throughout the day. A cold front is expected to swing through on Wednesday, bringing increased wind and cooler temperatures.
Wind gusts of 25 to 30 MPH are expected, with some gusts potentially reaching up to 35 MPH.
Big waves will remain, and a cold front is set to swing through this week, bringing some wind and cooler temps to the area.
Author's summary: Waves and cold front to affect Maine's coast.
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