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October opens up with a foggy start ahead of a brighter, warmer afternoon on Thursday (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Many Mainers are waking up to a spooky look to start off October on Thursday with dense fog, so take it slow out on the roads. It may not feel like October over the next two days, however, with high temperatures in the 70s on Thursday and Friday. Fog will be dense for much of the morning commute and out at the bust stop. It should clear out later in the morning, before lunch. High temperatures on Thursday will jump up to the 70s. After waking up with fog and clouds, much of th
Morning rain, drizzle, and fog ahead of a cloudy yet quiet Tuesday afternoon (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Grab the raincoats and jackets on Tuesday morning, as most Mainers are waking up to rain, drizzle, and patchy fog. Brighter, drier, and even warmer conditions return mid-to-late week. Throughout the morning and day, the storm from this past weekend will weaken and pull away. Highs will run in the low-to-middle 60s, already warmer than Monday. Winds will be out of the north around 10 MPH with gusts up to 20 MPH. Out on the water, a small craft advisory remains in place through
Nor'easter continues to bring impacts to Maine with rain, wind and high surf (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- A nor'easter continues to impact Maine on Monday after rain, wind, and large waves battered the state over the weekend. Expect impacts to continue into Tuesday morning before dry conditions and warm temperatures return to the area come midweek. A high surf advisory will be in effect through 6 PM Monday for waves up to 7 to 12 feet. Expect some beach erosion and a high rip current risk. A coastal flood statement has been posted from Noon to 3 PM on Monday for Coastal York Count
Sunny, cool day ahead of weekend coastal storm with gusty winds, rain, and coast impacts (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Grab the jackets and the sunglasses on Wednesday as many Mainers are waking up to cool temperatures in the 30s with plenty of sunshine on tap ahead. A frost advisory is up across Western Maine through 7 AM. A coastal storm is set to bring rain, wind, and tide concerns to Maine this weekend. Frost advisories for interior Cumberland county and southern/central Oxford county will be up through 7 AM due to possible frost with morning temperatures in the 30s. Wednesday's high tempe
Cooler temps, lots of sun ahead of possible coastal storm this weekend (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- You'll want to grab your jacket when heading out the door for the first day of fall! Fall officially starts on the east coast at 8:05 PM. It will very much feel like fall from Tuesday to Thursday. Our Weather Authority team continues to keep a very close eye on a potential coastal storm by week's end and weekend. Out at the bus stop this morning, it will be cooler in the 40s with lots of clouds. The ride home will be warmer and brighter. High temperatures will remain in the lo
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