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REGIONAL WEATHER STORY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
416 PM EDT THU AUG 7 2008
THIS AFTERNOON DESPITE RELATIVELY COOL TEMPERATURES FOR
AUGUST...THUNDERSTORMS SOME SEVERE...DEVELOPED ACROSS WESTERN PARTS
OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL GRADUALLY
MOVE TO THE COAST DURING THE EVENING COMMUTE. HIGHS WERE SEASONABLE
COOL ONLY IN THE MID TO UPPER 70S.
TONIGHT SKIES WILL BE MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS
DURING THE OVERNIGHT. LOWS WILL RANGE FROM THE MID 50S TO MID 60S.
FRIDAY SKIES REMAIN CLOUDY WITH MORE AFTERNOON SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS. HIGHS WILL RANGE FROM THE MID 70S TO THE LOWER
80S.
A PERSISTENT UPPER AIR DISTURBANCE WILL KEEP SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
UNSTABLE AND SEASONABLE COOL INTO SATURDAY.
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
415 PM EDT THU AUG 7 2008
THE DAY BEGAN WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS ACROSS ALL OF MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE... ALONG WITH A GOOD AMOUNT OF DRIZZLE AND FOG. A POCKET
OF RAIN MOVED OUT OF THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF MAINE DURING THE
MORNING... REACHING NORTHERN AND EASTERN MAINE DURING THE AFTERNOON.
BUT AT THE SAME TIME... THE CLOUDS WERE PEELING AWAY ACROSS NEW
HAMPSHIRE... ALLOWING THE ATMOSPHERE TO WARM INTO THE 70S. BY MID
AFTERNOON... THIS WARMING HAD PRODUCED THUNDERSTORMS ACCOMPANIED BY
VERY HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL. BUT WITH MORE CLOUDINESS IN MAINE... MID
AFTERNOON TEMPERATURES IN THE PINE TREE STATE WERE HELD TO THE
UNSEASONABLY COOL 60S.
AT 4 PM... A BROAD AREA OF LOW PRESSURE WAS SITUATED OVER THE
NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES. THIS SYSTEM WILL SWING ACROSS NORTHERN
NEW ENGLAND TONIGHT AND FRIDAY... PRODUCING ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN.
SO OUR SPELL OF VACATION UNFRIENDLY WEATHER IS DESTINED TO CONTINUE
FOR THE NEXT 24 TO 36 HOURS.
DURING THE WEEKEND... THE LOW PRESSURE AREA WILL PULL NORTH INTO
CANADA... ALLOWING FOR SOME IMPROVEMENT. THERE WILL BE MORE IN THE
WAY OF SUNSHINE... BUT THE THREAT OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL
PERSIST SATURDAY AFTERNOON ACROSS NORTHERN AND MOUNTAIN LOCATIONS.
UNFORTUNATELY... ANOTHER AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS FORECAST TO MOVE
ACROSS NEW ENGLAND FOR SUNDAY AND THE FIRST PART OF NEXT WEEK. THIS
WILL INCREASE THE SHOWER ACTIVITY BOTH DAYS. THEN... AS WE HEAD INTO
MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY... WEAK HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN TO
OFFER THE HOPE FOR A BRIEF DRY SPELL. BUT THIS MAY COME TO AN END
ABOUT MID WEEK AS YET ANOTHER WET LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM ARRIVES FROM
THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
1140 AM EDT THU AUG 7 2008
DREARY WET WEATHER MAINTAINED ITS PRESENCE ACROSS NEW ENGLAND AGAIN
TODAY. RAINFALL HAD BEEN REDUCED TO DRIZZLE IN MOST PLACES BY
MORNING... BUT NOT BEFORE ACCUMULATIONS RANGED FROM AN INCH TO 2
INCHES WERE MEASURED. BRIDGTON REPORTED 2.62 INCHES OF RAIN IN THE
24 HOUR PERIOD ENDING AT 7 AM. ANDOVER MEASURED 2.05 INCHES. IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE THE AMOUNTS WERE ALSO BETWEEN 1 AND 2 INCHES... THE
MOST REPORTED IN ALEXANDRIA WITH 1.83 INCHES.
RIVERS AND STREAMS HAVE RESPONDED BY RUNNING BANKFULL IN MANY
PLACES. A FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT OVER NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND WESTERN MAINE MOUNTAINS UNTIL THIS EVENING SINCE ANY ADDITIONAL
RAIN WILL NOT SOAK INTO THE ALREADY SATURATED GROUND. EROSION WILL
ALSO BE A PROBLEM TODAY.
TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE REGION WERE STILL HANGING IN THE UPPER 50S
TO THE 60S BY 11 AM. PATCHY FOG AND LIGHT WINDS WERE ALSO A PART OF
THIS UNUSUAL ONGOING SUMMER WEATHER SCENARIO. SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORM ARE GOING TO DEVELOP THIS AFTERNOON AND THEN CONTINUE
INTO THE EVENING HOURS. LOW PRESSURE NEARLY STALLED OVER SOUTHERN
QUEBEC PROVINCE WAS THE MAIN DRIVER FOR THE PRECIPITATION.
PRECIPITATION TOTALS SHOULD NOT BE AS MUCH AS WE SAW YESTERDAY
OVERALL... BUT COULD STILL BE LOCALLY SIGNIFICANT. AFTERNOON
TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO REACH THE LOWER 70S SOUTH TO THE UPPER
60S ELSEWHERE.
A SECONDARY LOW WILL DEVELOP NEAR CAPE COD ON FRIDAY... LIFTING
ACROSS OUR REGION. AS HAS BEEN THE PATTERN... THIS WILL BRING
ANOTHER ROUND OF SOAKING RAIN TO NEW ENGLAND FRIDAY. AFTERNOON
HIGHS FRIDAY WILL PROBABLY STAY IN THE 60S IN MOST PLACES. LITTLE
WILL BE CHANGING FRIDAY NIGHT... BUT THE LOW OVER QUEBEC WILL DRIFT
NORTHWARD SATURDAY AND SUNDAY... EASING THE PRECIPITATION TO SOME
SHOWERS ON BOTH DAYS. RIGHT NOW IT LOOKS LIKE SUNDAY MAY BE THE
BETTER DAY WITH HIGHS GETTING INTO THE 70S.
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
500 AM EDT THU AUG 7 2008
LOW PRESSURE REMAINED STALLED ACROSS SOUTHERN QUEBEC
OVERNIGHT...THROWING ANOTHER ROUND OF SHOWERS ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS
OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE. SINCE YESTERDAY...GENERALLY 1 TO 2
INCHES OF RAIN HAS FALLEN ACROSS MOST OF NEW HAMPSHIRE...AND WESTERN
MAINE. 1.44 INCHES FELL YESTERDAY AT CONCORD...SETTING A DAILY
RECORD. THIS RAIN HAS CAUSED RIVERS AND STREAMS TO RISE NEAR
BANKFULL...PROMPTING THE FLOOD WATCH FOR NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
THE WESTERN MOUNTAINS OF MAINE TO BE EXTENDED UNTIL THIS EVENING.
OUTSIDE OF THE RAINFALL...TEMPERATURES GENERALLY WERE IN THE UPPER
50S ACROSS THE REGION...THOUGH SLIGHTLY COOLER IN THE
MOUNTAINS...AND SLIGHTLY WARMER IN FAR SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
UNLIKE YESTERDAY...SHOWERS WILL BE A BIT MORE SCATTERED IN NATURE
TODAY. A LINGERING BAND OF SHOWERS IN THE MOUNTAINS WILL SHIFT
NORTHWARD. HOWEVER...DEVELOPING BREAKS IN THE CLOUDS WILL ALLOW FOR
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS TO DEVELOP IN MUCH OF NEW HAMPSHIRE THIS
AFTERNOON. SOME STORMS COULD BE STRONG...PRODUCING HAIL OR STRONG
WINDS. DAYTIME HIGHS WILL RANGE FROM THE LOWER 70S SOUTH...TO THE
UPPER 60S ELSEWHERE.
A SECONDARY LOW WILL DEVELOP NEAR CAPE COD ON FRIDAY...LIFTING
ACROSS THE REGION. AS HAS BEEN THE PATTERN...THIS WILL BRING ANOTHER
ROUND OF SOAKING RAIN TO THE REGION ON FRIDAY. HIGHS WILL BE SIMILAR
TO YESTERDAY...MAINLY IN THE 60S.
FOR THE WEEKEND...THE LOW STALLED ACROSS QUEBEC WILL BEGIN TO SLOWLY
LIFT NORTHWARD SATURDAY...THEN FURTHER NORTH ON SUNDAY. WHILE A
SHOWER CANNOT BE RULED OUT EITHER DAY...THE PATTERN IS AN
IMPROVEMENT...WITH ONLY SCATTERED SHOWERS EACH DAY. SUNDAY LOOKS THE
BETTER OF THE TWO DAYS...WITH LESS SHOWER ACTIVITY...AND HIGH
TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.
$$
APFFEL
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
930 PM EDT WED AUG 6 2008
THE SOAKING RAINS THAT DUMPED UP TO 2 INCHES OF WATER ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE AND UP TO AN INCH ON WESTERN MAINE WEDNESDAY TAPERED OFF
TO WIDESPREAD SHOWERS WEDNESDAY EVENING. THE SHOWERS DRIZZLE AND
BLANKET OF CLOUDS THAT REMAINED KEPT TEMPERATURES PRETTY UNIFORM IN
THE UPPER 50S AND LOW 60S ALL EVENING... AND ONSHORE BREEZES BECAME
PRETTY LIGHT AS THE EVENING PROGRESSED.
MANY RIVERS AND STREAMS WERE STILL NEAR BANKFULL WEDNESDAY
EVENING... ESPECIALLY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE WHERE MINOR FLOODING WAS
REPORTED EARLIER. SHOWERS AND AREAS OF DRIZZLE WILL NOW CONTINUE TO
DAMPEN THE REGION OVERNIGHT... AND ANY ADDITIONAL RAINFALL COULD
CAUSE SOME MORE MINOR FLOODING TO OCCUR. WITH THAT IN MIND THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IS CONTINUING IT`S FLOOD WATCH FOR THE
MOUNTAINS OF THE TWO STATES UNTIL 2 AM. OTHERWISE HOWEVER IT WILL
JUST STAY DANK AND DRIPPY FOR THE REST OF THE NIGHT WITH
TEMPERATURES EVERYWHERE DROPPING INTO THE 50S.
ON THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WEAK LOW PRESSURE AND A FRONTAL
BOUNDARY WILL REMAIN STATIONARY OVER SOUTHERN QUEBEC AND WESTERN NEW
ENGLAND. THIS WILL MAINTAIN THE ONSHORE FLOW AND KEEP MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE IN THE MOIST MILD AIR FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS... WITH
EVEN NORTHERN AND EASTERN MAINE GETTING INTO THE ACT FROM TIME TO
TIME. ALL THIS TRANSLATES INTO CONTINUED CLOUDY UNSETTLED WEATHER
OVER THE REGION FOR THE REST OF THE WORKWEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND...
WITH BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES AND PERIODIC SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED IN ALL AREAS THROUGH AT LEAST SATURDAY.
$$
AJ LESTER
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
330 PM EDT WED AUG 6 2008
WEAK LOW PRESSURE AND AN ACCOMPANYING FRONTAL BOUNDARY MOVED INTO
WESTERN NEW ENGLAND TODAY. EAST OF THE SYSTEM NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE
WESTERN HALF OF MAINE GOT HEAVY RAIN MUCH OF THE DAY... WITH MANY SPOTS
GETTING 1 TO 2 INCHES BY THE TIME IT BEGAN TO TAPER OFF LATE IN THE
AFTERNOON. THIS BROUGHT MANY RIVERS AND STREAMS TO NEAR BANKFULL
PROMPTING US TO KEEP A FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT UNTIL THE WEE HOURS OF
THURSDAY OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND WESTERN
MAINE.
NORTHERN AND EASTERN MAINE HAD MUCH BETTER WEATHER TODAY WITH PARTIAL
SUNSHINE SENDING TEMPERATURES INTO THE UPPER 60S AND LOW 70S. THE
RAINY AREAS FARTHER SOUTH HOWEVER HAD AN ONSHORE FLOW ALL DAY WHICH
HELPED KEEP THOSE AREAS FROM GETTING ANY WARMER THAN THE LOW 60S.
TONIGHT THE STEADY HEAVY RAIN SHOULD TAPER OFF TO SCATTERED SHOWERS IN
THE EVENING AS A DISTURBANCE IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE MOVES EAST. BUT
THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER VERMONT AND SOUTHERN QUEBEC TONIGHT WHICH
WILL KEEP CLOUDS AND SHOWERS IN OUR FORECAST OVERNIGHT WITH
TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 50S AND LOW 60S.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THE FRONT WILL REMAIN STALLED OVER WESTERN NEW
ENGLAND BEFORE IT STARTS TO MOVE EAST ON SATURDAY. THIS WILL
MAINTAIN THE ONSHORE FLOW AND KEEP MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE IN THE MOIST
MILD AIR FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS... WITH EVEN NORTHERN AND EASTERN
MAINE GETTING INTO THE ACT FROM TIME TO TIME. ALL THIS TRANSLATES INTO
CONTINUED CLOUDY UNSETTLED WEATHER OVER THE REGION FOR THE REST OF THE
WORKWEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND... WITH BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES AND
PERIODIC SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED EVERYWHERE THROUGH AT LEAST
SATURDAY.
$$
AJ LESTER
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
10 AM EDT WED AUG 6 2008
SHOWERS DEVELOPED EARLY THIS MORNING ACROSS WESTERN NEW HAMPSHIRE IN
FRONT OF A SHORT WAVE APPROACHING FROM THE WEST. A FLOOD WATCH
REMAINS IN EFFECT THROUGH LATE TONIGHT FOR BOTH MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AS THE LINE OF RAIN COULD CAUSE SOME MINOR STREET
FLOODING. SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS MAY DEVELOP THIS AFTERNOON AND
PRODUCE SMALL HAIL AND GUSTY WINDS. THE RAIN WILL LIMIT TODAY`S
HIGHS TO THE UPPER 60S FOR BOTH STATES WITH PORTIONS OF NORTHERN
MAINE REACHING INTO THE LOWER 70S.
THIS WEAK FRONT AND LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TAKES ITS TIME LEAVING
TONIGHT WITH SHOWERS TAPERING OFF FROM WEST TO EAST. PATCHY FOG
SHOULD DEVELOP... AS WINDS REMAIN LIGHT IN MOST AREAS. LOWS ARE
FORECAST TO DROP BACK INTO THE 50S OVERALL.
AN UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE WILL BRING THE NEXT ROUND OF SCATTERED
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING ESPECIALLY
IN THE MOUNTAINS. FRIDAY... A STRONGER UPPER LEVEL LOW OVER
QUEBEC... WILL BRING MORE OF THE NOW FAMILIAR RAINY WEATHER
THROUGH THE COMING WEEKEND. BY SUNDAY NIGHT, THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM
WILL MOVE OFF THE COAST AND A WEAK HIGH WILL DEVELOP BRINGING WITH
IT DRIER WEATHER FOR EARLY NEXT WEEK.
$$
LEBER
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
500 AM EDT WED AUG 6 2008
CLOUDS THICKENED OVERNIGHT AS A RAINY DAY IS IN STORE FOR NORTHERN
NEW ENGLAND. THROUGH 500 AM...SHOWERS THERE WERE ONLY SPOTTY SHOWERS
ACROSS WESTERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND PARTS OF CENTRAL MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE OVERNIGHT. HOWEVER...STEADIER RAIN LOOKS TO BE ON THE
WAY...EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE REGION THIS MORNING.
TEMPERATURES WERE FAIRLY UNIFORM ACROSS THE REGION...GENERALLY
WITHIN A FEW DEGREES OF 60 DEGREES. IT WAS A BIT COOLER IN NORTHERN
AND EASTERN MAINE...GENERALLY IN THE MID 50S. IT WAS A BIT WARMER IN
SOUTHWESTERN NEW HAMPSHIRE...IN THE MID 60S.
RAIN...HEAVY AT TIMES...IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO THE REGION
TODAY...BRINGING A QUICK INCH OR TWO OF RAIN TO SOME. A FLOOD WATCH
IS IN EFFECT FOR NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE WESTERN MOUNTAINS OF
MAINE...WHERE RECENT RAINFALL COMBINED WITH THE RAIN EXPECTED TODAY
MAY CAUSE FLOODING. THE LOW RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RAINY WEATHER SITS
STALLED ACROSS NORTHERN NEW YORK. CLOUDS AND RAIN WILL KEEP TODAY ON
THE COOL SIDE...WITH HIGHS ONLY TOPPING OUT IN THE 60S IN MOST AREAS.
THE MOIST PATTERN CONTINUES FOR BOTH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY...AS THE
LOW SETS UP SHOP IN EASTERN QUEBEC...MAINTAINING A MOIST FLOW.
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE MOST NUMEROUS DURING THE
AFTERNOON...WITH SHOWERS MORE SCATTERED AT NIGHT AND IN THE MORNING.
HIGHS EACH DAY WILL CONTINUE TO BE ON THE COOL SIDE...STRUGGLING TO
MAKE IT ABOVE 70.
THE LOW FINALLY MOVES EAST SATURDAY...WITH WEAK HIGH PRESSURE
RIDGING IN BY SUNDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY LOOKS TO BE THE BETTER OF THE TWO
DAYS...THOUGH SOME OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES MIGHT BE SQUEEZED IN SATURDAY
MORNING BETWEEN SHOWERS. TEMPERATURES WILL BE SLIGHTLY WARMER...BUT
STILL COOLER THAN NORMAL...TOPPING OUT IN THE 70S.
$$
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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY MAINE
930 PM EDT TUE AUG 5 2008
CLOUDS THINNED OUT AND ALL BUT A FEW WIDELY SCATTERED SPRINKLES
ENDED ACROSS MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE TUESDAY EVENING AS WEAK HIGH
PRESSURE CRESTED OVER NEW ENGLAND. TEMPERATURES DROPPED BACK INTO
THE UPPER 50S AND LOW TO MID 60S AS THIS WAS HAPPENING AND WINDS HAD
BECOME NEARLY CALM IN MOST LOCATIONS BY MID EVENING.
OVERNIGHT WE WILL SEE CLOUDS START MOVING BACK IN FROM THE WEST AS
THE HIGH MOVES OFF THE COAST AND A WEAK FRONTAL SYSTEM HEADS OUR WAY
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE. RAIN AHEAD OF THE FRONT WILL THEN BEGIN
MOVING INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE BY MORNING... AND WILL BECOME WIDESPREAD
OVER THE ENTIRE REGION ON WEDNESDAY AS THE FRONT MOVES SLOWLY IN.
A LIGHT ONSHORE BREEZE WILL ACCOMPANY THE RAIN ON WEDNESDAY... AND
THAT WILL HELP KEEP TEMPERATURES FROM GETTING ANY HIGHER THAN THE
60S AND LOW 70S DURING THE DAY.
RAINFALL AMOUNTS ON WEDNESDAY COULD BE IN THE ONE TO TWO INCH RANGE
IN SOME PARTS OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE... WHICH COULD BE ENOUGH TO
CAUSE SOME FLOODING ON OUR ALREADY HIGH SMALL RIVERS AND STREAMS.
FOR THIS REASON A FLOOD WATCH HAS BEEN POSTED FOR WEDNESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY NIGHT OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS OF THE TWO STATES.
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT THE FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE REGION AND
DISSIPATE... LEAVING US WITH A BROAD AREA OF LOW PRESSURE AND LOTS
OF MOIST MILD AIR AS WE HEAD INTO THURSDAY. THAT WILL TRANSLATE
INTO LOTS OF CLOUDS AND SHOWERS THURSDAY WITH TEMPERATURES ONLY
GETTING INTO THE 60S AND LOW 70S AGAIN. AND AFTER THAT WE CAN LOOK
FOR MORE OF THE SAME OVER MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE RIGHT THROUGH THE
WEEKEND AS WEAK LOW PRESSURE AND MOIST MILD AIR REMAIN ANCHORED OVER
THE NORTHEAST FROM FRIDAY THROUGH AT LEAST SUNDAY.
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AJ LESTER
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