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The most impressive Saturday record was set in Portland, where the temperature hit 75 degrees. → Read More
Growers are facing no choice but to adapt to a changing growing season in Downeast Maine. → Read More
The TODAY anchor will attempt to set yet another Guinness World Records title by hosting an online weather reporting video relay. → Read More
A solar eclipse will be underway when the sun comes up, and it will be visible in northern New England. Right now, the forecast is for a clear to partly cloudy sky. → Read More
The magnitude 1.9 earthquake occurred on Mount Desert Island just after midnight. → Read More
The time between snowmelt and "green up" is when brush fires occur most often in Maine. → Read More
The National Hurricane Center is considering moving the start date up, from June 1 to May 15. → Read More
Most of the state is dealing with sleet and freezing rain. → Read More
By morning, much of the state will be changing from snow to sleet or freezing rain. → Read More
Six people riding snowmobiles or ATVs on New Hampshire's lakes fell through the ice over the weekend. → Read More
The magnitude 2.8 earthquake occurred Sunday afternoon in Washington County. → Read More
Six of the top 10 warmest years have been in the last 20 years. → Read More
The highest tides of the fall are happening this week. → Read More
New records have been set nearly every day for the past week across Maine. → Read More
The magnitude 4.0 quake occurred at 9:10 a.m., centered on the south coast of Massachusetts. → Read More
Large-scale outages are increasingly common in the United States, as storms wreak havoc on the aging electrical grid. → Read More
More than 1" of snow was reported in the Rangeley area. Up to 5" of snow fell in parts of northern New Hampshire. → Read More
Nine tropical systems have made landfall so far this year, tying the record set in 1916. → Read More
The strongest wind gusts will be this morning, and power outages are already occurring. → Read More
More than three-quarters of the state is in a severe drought. Mainers are encouraged to report any dry wells. → Read More