A bit of shower activity today will help the drought in a few places, but no widespread rain.
David Epstein
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The heat is on: Maine’s warmest period on average arrives this week
Average high and low temperatures will be at their peak warmth this week, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be warmer in August.
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An early look at the July 4th holiday weekend weather is upbeat
High pressure should keep Maine dry this holiday weekend.
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Summer arrives Monday evening, but it is not the longest day of the year
The first day of summer marks when the rays of the sun are most intense here in Maine.
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Cooler, drier and no chance of storms for most of Maine today
Only southern York County could see some afternoon showers this afternoon.
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Spring sunshine much of this week, but what’s ahead?
With lots of sunshine predicted for the next several days it’s a good time to take a look into our future weather patterns.
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Snow ending Tuesday afternoon, remaining cold overnight
The late-April snow stops spring for a day.
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Monday’s cold and snow reminds us April often brings several setbacks to spring
All of Maine will be in the cold today and snow flurries add to the fact that winter isn’t ready to let go just yet. Most of the snow today will be confined to the southern most counties. We could see anywhere from a coating to 2 inches of snow, with the higher amounts south of […]
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If you liked the mild air Wednesday, you won’t like what’s coming
Major weather changes are coming over the next five days, with swings ranging from temperatures in the 60s today to snow (gasp) possible on Sunday.
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The Maine Forecast: Welcome spring, and the return of winter’s snow
The snow arrived on schedule this morning, with the bulk of the accumulation is over by noon in Portland and mid-afternoon east of Rockland. The snow has fallen at rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour in several places after 5 a.m and allowed it to accumulate quite quickly. Already dry air is rapidly […]