weather

We love this big beautiful state, but there's always room for improvement.

Let's talk about volcanos, shall we? Did you know that Maine is home to volcanos with eruptions that could have been the largest in the world?

Definitely not the answer Ted McInerney was expecting.

We're having a nicer Summer this Fall than we did in the actual season!

Sometimes it's nice to step back and smell the roses...literally.

It might not feel like fall for several days next week, as a warm front looks to bring unseasonably high temperatures to Maine in October.

As the late, great Jimmy Buffett said, "It's five o'clock somewhere."

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

Maine is busy every summer with tourism, but there's one specific reason why the state may be overflowing with tourists this August.

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

Long-range forecast models are predicting mostly clouds, rain, and thick humidity for Maine for the remainder of July.

The long range forecast doesn't look promising for Maine over the next 10-14 days. Here's why the state seems to be stuck under mostly clouds and rain.

Mainers and vacationers can thank Mother Nature.

Unlike most extended holiday weekends in Maine, forecast models are promising lots of sun and hot temperatures for Memorial Day weekend this year.

If you don't like the weather...wait a minute.

Forecast models are lining up a major snowstorm for next week that could drop a ton of snow across all of New England.