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Extra: Special Weather Statement

National Weather Service Gray ME

553 AM EDT Sat Aug 23 2025

…Elevated Fire Weather Danger Predicted Today…

A dry air mass and breezy conditions will combine with very dry

fuels such as grass, leaves, and twigs to create the potential for

uncontrolled fire spread across coastal and interior Maine and

southeast New Hampshire today. This afternoon, relative humidity

values will decrease to levels between 30 to 40 percent. At the

same time, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph with frequent gusts to

25 mph will continue to dry fuels and increase fire spread

potential. Wind gusts are expected to slacken later this evening,

but winds will remain breezy overnight.

Extra caution should be taken to prevent wildfires. Always consult

with fire officials before engaging in any open burning

activities and comply with all applicable laws and regulations.

Never leave an open fire unattended and always extinguish

campfires completely before leaving.

Coastal advisories are in effect from the National Weather Service. There is a high rip current risk for swimmers along the New England coast due to hurricane Erin.  And a high surf advisory is in effect From 6 AM Friday to 8 PM Saturday. The forecast is for 6 to 10 foot waves during the advisory. The National weather service says that impacts involve dangerous swimming and surfing conditions as well as localized beach erosion. Riptides can drive even the most experienced swimmers away from shore. Inexperienced swimmers should stay away from the water.

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Lifeguards along the New England coast will be on high alert this weekend, with wild waves and rip currents generated by hurricane Erin, which is moving off the coast.

This week’s vigil in Madbury echoed the need for more and better mental health resources for those like the mom who shot herself after her husband and two of her children, even as she chronicled in social media her tragic battle to somehow make sense of and deal with his unstoppable brain cancer. 

One of New Hampshire’s first premier shopping malls is to be demolished, replaced by something that is not yet finalized.

Massachusetts is one of eight states  planning to work together on independence from the feds in some management of public health services.

What Russian president Vladimir Putin considers a deal offer to neighbor Ukraine, to end their war, sounds more like a continued demand for capitulation.

They’re home at last. And safe. Volunteers from Plymouth New Hampshire based Common Man for Ukraine safely delivered 46,000 pounds of food to 37,000 families during their week there in places close to the fighting with Russia. This was their 13th successful humanitarian relief trip. Two teenage University students from Ukraine have shared their stories of life during war in a video. You can watch the video below or by clicking here.

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What’s your opinion? Should America keep arming Ukraine, step aside, and let European countries take the lead, or let the US attempt once again to bring the warring countries’ leaders to the peace table? You can comment on the connect link below. It’s free and anonymous, and you don’t have to use your name unless you want to.


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