NOAA

Scientists believe a transition between two weather phenomena will leave the northeast under a blanket of powerful heat throughout the summer of 2024.

Nothing beats a white Christmas. Will we get one?

Following a topsy-turvy summer, the National Weather Service is calling for a wet and warm winter in Maine, thanks to El Niño.

The National Weather Service in Gray has warned that parts of Maine could have flooding issues Friday into Friday night.

The discovery of an intact ship propeller 100 miles off the coast of Maine has left scientists baffled as to what happened and how it got there.

Looks like through June, we will be above average for temperatures.

With winter knocking on our doors in Maine, the big question on everyone's mind is what kind of winter are we in store for?

Testing has been done on many of the seals who have recently surfaced on beaches in New England.

Our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray have compiled an amazing array of facts and figures for your weather wonderment  Our trend for warmer than usual months continued. March 2016 was the 5th warmest on record. This is the 8th consecutive month of above-average temperatures...

The National Weather Service has declared this week Tsunami Preparedness Week for the State of Maine. What? Is a tsunami actually possible for Maine?  Well, there's good news and bad news. According to the NWS: THE GEORGES BANK SHELTERS THE COAST FROM A MAJOR TSUNAMI THREAT... Read More ...

If you enjoyed the freezing cold temperatures ushered in by the Polar Vortex and waist deep snowstorms that rocked Portland and Maine last winter then you will be pleased to know that we are in for more of the same this winter. According to the Farmer's Almanac, we can expect to see a colder than normal winter with precipitation that will be similar to what we saw a year ago...