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We are coming off of one of the wettest and coolest July's on record. And we are on to August, where according to the National Weather Service in Gray, the cooler than normal temperatures will continue:

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Maine is expected to see its second impactful heat wave, with an extended period of 90 degree plus heat starting on Sunday

Hot enough for ya? Sorry, we had to do that. But, yes, it is indeed hot enough for us. Monday's high of 94 in Portland was not a record (we missed it by ONE degree) but it was the second earliest time it has hit 94 degrees in 80 years. Is this a sign of things to come for the summer?

With a disappointed weather weekend behind us, Maine should see sizzling weather next weekend and potentially beyond

Portland is looking at a HOT ONE today. Many places in Maine will hit 90 degrees today. Not bad for May! It's just a test, though, because we will see a 30-degree swing with Memorial Day Weekend highs only around 60 degrees. So, enjoy the heat while it lasts

From city dwellings to country settings, epic rainbows appeared in the evening sky across Maine and we've collected a few amazing photos. Take a look.

Even though he lives in Nova Scotia, Frankie is always looking out for his friends in Maine.

On April 12, 1934, on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire, history was made when the wind on the top of the Northeast's tallest peak hit 231 miles per hour.

A long range forecast on News Center Maine triggered an angry viewer who offered up a red-hot take filled with idiocy

After an inconsistent winter, spring arrives in Maine this weekend with a promising stretch of wonderfully warm days

Dash cam video from northern Maine shows a commute Tuesday morning that is the stuff nightmares are made of

Days before it was set to arrive in Maine, February's second nor'easter has already fallen apart leaving a storm unlikely for early next week

Some portions of the state could see nearly two feet of snow as Maine is rudely reminded on Groundhog Day that winter isn't over yet

It's been a quiet and snowless winter for most of Maine but that could change with a potential storm headed our way for Groundhog Day

A new study used historical data to predict what day in Maine would be the most 'miserable', and it's coming up very soon.