GRAY — The Nationwide Climate Service has launched a extreme climate for 4 counties in central and western Maine which can be in impact from 7:30 p.m. till 10:15 p.m., based on The Climate Channel web site.
The advisory warns of extreme situations for “West Central Kennebec County, East Central Oxford County, North Central Androscoggin County, and South Central Franklin County,” an announcement on the web site stated.
Based on the Nationwide Climate Service in Grey, the situations will dissipate over a six hour interval with remaining fog into tomorrow morning. Hazards embody 60 mile per hour winds and quarter dimension chunks of hail, warning moreover of harm to automobiles, roofs and sidings of houses, and bushes.
Torrential rainfall is going on with this storm, and will result in flash flooding, the web site stated, advising residents to not drive their automobiles by means of flooded roadways. They’re additional suggested to maneuver to an inside room on the bottom flooring of a constructing within the occasion of of utmost publicity.
Projected places impacted embody areas comparable to Farmington, Rumford, Jay, Livermore Falls, Dixfield, Canton, Wilton, Livermore, Chesterville, Hartford, Fayette, Sumner, Peru, Woodstock and Milton.
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