Heat

We asked Mainers when they think the right time to turn the heat on is here in Maine and their answers are pretty funny...

Thanks to the National Centers for Environmental Information, we now know about the most extreme temperatures in the history of our New England states.

An oppressive heat wave appears to be headed for Maine, that is likely to include 100-degree temperatures for some towns in York County.

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Most of Maine will feel a sneak preview of summer with temps in the 70's and 80's, but will the coast of Maine be left out?

It's officially a heatwave in Portland. Three days with temperatures reaching at least 90 degrees. For many Maine towns, it is the fourth day of 90 plus temperatures. We hope all of you are staying healthy and hydrated. And keeping our kids and animals safe from the heat. Our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray did an interesting experiment this week.

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

From proper hydration to summer foods they should avoid this list is a great review as we head into the summer.

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

Stuck a month-long pattern of boring weather, the temps appear ready to crank back up next week as all of Maine should feel the heat

Long range forecast models are heating up New England for early-May, with potential 80 and 90 degree days on the way

Mainers love eating out, and since indoor seating is limited we are eating outside and it's cold!

Hit the pause button winter lovers, a pattern shift is promising a fall-like "heat wave" for Maine over the next 7-10 days

Large portions of Maine will spend the entire weekend with 90 degree highs and thick humidity. It may stick around for awhile too.

Save yourself a socially distant spot on the beach because a blazing heat wave is taking aim at Maine and New Hampshire to ring in summer

While Memorial Day weekend will feel warm, the temperatures really crank up next week when Maine could see an extended heat wave