Thanks to the National Centers for Environmental Information, we now know about the most extreme temperatures in the history of our New England states.
In Northern New England, we’ve been lucky to experience beautiful, mild days well into September over the last few years, with even a beach day or two in October! This year seems to be following that trend.
With temperatures being on the colder side for a lot of the year, us New Englanders definitely aren't as used to the sweltering summer heat as others. Here are some ways you can keep cool during the summer.
Might we recommend making plans to be at a Maine beach, pool or maybe even out on the boat in the coming days? It's going to be getting pretty toasty here in the Sunshine State. Oops, that's Florida, Maine is the Pine Tree State, but we might as well use both slogans for the upcoming week...
Today, temps have grazed 60, and last week, we were in the 70's. Now, closing in on the end of the month, where does 2018 rank? Portland is already rolling out stats.
The Weather Company has just released their temperature and precipitation forecast for December, January, February, March and April. They say a La Nina pattern should hold through the winter months, so what does that mean for Maine?
It was cold enough to have to scrap my windshield this morning and it's only November 1st. Maine is an awesome state, great state to enjoy the outdoors. However, it is a cold state, but how cold is Maine compared to the rest of the country?
The Weather Company, has just released their temperature forecast for September, October and November and they are saying temperatures will be above normal for us here in Maine.
The latest temperature forecast from The Weather Company is calling for an above average temperatures for us here in Maine from May all the way through August.
As Mainers are waiting for a Nor'easter on the first day of spring, there is hope for fans of beach weather. Weather experts are saying we are transitioning to La Nina conditions and to expect well-above average temperatures for us here in Maine in June, July and August.